make sure you did not alter any game file (if you did it will fail), put the patch exe in the main game directory (containing ahitr.exe) and run itwhat do I do with the hi-res patch? I downloaded that latest one, 0.5.8 to 0.5.9 and it's .exe? I tried to run it but it says it can't detect the game.
Where do the available dreams appear? It's possible that I will see if the skull appears to me.
First you need to select them on the phone, then when you get to sleep you choose to "dream about ..."
Check the first post - I have an up to date listing of all the hidden stuff posted there and how to unlock.
Thanks, must've missed it.
Does it have to appear where it says "dreamer pro plus"? If so, I don't have it. "New Playing", "Full of Stars", "Bunny Lounge" and "Obedient Maid" (indicated as Patreon privilege) appear.
Not sure when it unlocks - but you go the fridge at various points and search it. It is one of the random food items that you can get from the fridge (along with fish, whiskey, cheese, etc.) Just keep doing it until you get the ice cream. Funny - just realized I have a few ice cream cartons in my inventory - that are a few years old. That shit should have melted and be expired by this point
I assume you mean something like this:
You need to start a new game. You only need to play for about five minutes to unlock the Halloween dream, and when you're done with it you can go back to your old save.
That certainly can happen. However, the remedy is to somehow continue the main storyline. If you're having troubles there, tell us what you need to do, maybe we can give you a better pointer than the hint.
I was delighted to see the game using the fine old English word "waif". I wonder if the Japanese could have derived their word "waifu" from it - and of course "waifu" has now found its way into English.
The word waifu isn't really that old to where it would be derived from waif (unless people were commonly using the word waif 20-40 years ago). It's more likely that waifu just comes from wife
Iirc "waifu" just derives from a phonetic rendering of "wife" since many languages don't pronounce a single "I" the way English often does but instead always use "ai" or "ei" for that sound.
Apart from the fact that Japanese of course normally doesn't use the Latin alphabet, it's fair to say that a single "I" isn't pronounced like in English in any language that does. Basically every other language has the "i" either like the first vowel in "eternity" for the short or as in "steep" for the long vowel.
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