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Just put the bins in the main folder of the game.sorry for being dumb but how do I install all these .bin files for the game?
Just put the bins in the main folder of the game.sorry for being dumb but how do I install all these .bin files for the game?
Sure thing. I'm also still working on my translation program, but I also have less time due to work.I want to do some editing on the translations.txt to fix some of the inconsistencies and grammar errors present... Can I pass it to you once some fixes are made, so you can put it to the game?
Also, the progress will be slow due to my school work and upcoming periodical exams...
Thank you... Will DM you the file when I have ironed out some of the inconsistencies...Sure thing. I'm also still working on my translation program, but I also have less time due to work.
According to ZAP, Amayui Castle Meister has an "edited MTL" translation, but from what I played earlier this year, it seemed as good as manual translation (if not better).Was Castle Meister also machine translated or did that when get a full, legit translation?
This would be cool considering that this way game can be launched without messing with jap locale.Can someone send me a game already installed? Because idk why but I can't handle the game downloaded from ruugames/kimochi :/
There is not much still, nevertheless, here is a link to the Eushully games wiki.Can someone please tell me where can I find a proper walkthrough or guide for this game? The wiki has very little info and yet to be updated..
Yes it does... Thank youThere is not much still, nevertheless, here is a link to the Eushully games wiki.
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Most of the games are almost the same in terms of game mechanics. Pick up Alchemy Meister and Castle Meister and they will work as a tutorial for most things.
The novelty of this game is the union system. Just move an unit over another to do so. After that, the other partner can still take its turn and you can switch the frontliner (the one that will defend enemy attacks) whenever you like as long it is your turn using the arrow icon over the pair.
When you are in the city or the world map, you can access the bonus board (one of the bottons on the top of the screen) and spend points to improve several atributes. You earn this points by repairing the estatues you find in the labyrinths.
There is not much need for a walkthrough, the game is very linear. Just go to the newest map and keep completing the levels till you get to a boss. Then go to the next dungeon and do the same.
Hope this helps.
If I recall correctly, I think Luck only affects critical change and items drop by enemies. For better spoils when digging and collecting, save before you end the stage. If you don't like the materials you got, load the save, pass one turn and finish again. Every time you pass a turn, the game randomize again the items you will get, so do a few rounds of loads to get optimal results everytime you go out for materials.Does mining points in each map/dungeon have anything to do with Luck stat of characters?
Thank youIf I recall correctly, I think Luck only affects critical change and items drop by enemies. For better spoils when digging and collecting, save before you end the stage. If you don't like the materials you got, load the save, pass one turn and finish again. Every time you pass a turn, the game randomize again the items you will get, so do a few rounds of loads to get optimal results everytime you go out for materials.
No idea, I ended up dropping the game at about the 7th chapter. From past games, decisions of this kind only matter when choosing a route early in the game. I don't know about the endgame on this game, usually, you had to do a second run with the bonuses of new game plus and do the optional dungeons and content that pop up.Do the choices in-between chapters change the flow of story? I mean recruiting new characters or unlocking new dungeons.. I got two choices like "I'm worried" and "I'm feeling guilty" for two chapters. I'm on newgame+ still missing on post game characters like Liru.
Yeah.. you are right. Im talking about choices in the early chapters though (between chapters 1-4).. I have played almost all Eushully games and I have to say this one is too linear.No idea, I ended up dropping the game at about the 7th chapter. From past games, decisions of this kind only matter when choosing a route early in the game. I don't know about the endgame on this game, usually, you had to do a second run with the bonuses of new game plus and do the optional dungeons and content that pop up.
Given it is saying "line -1" and lines must be non-zero positive integers, I would bet that "field.bin" is either corrupted, or its version does not correspond to the version of other files. First, make a backup.I'm getting a weird error, and I don't see any other english threads for troubleshooting... (you'd think an Eushully game would be at least a bit more popular)
So this thread is probably the best shot for this.
This pops up whenever I try to do any action in game (like gather or attack) and closes the game.
It isn't caused by the translation, and I'm on patch 1.03 with append1 installed.
I've tried replacing, redownloading and reinstalling files with no progress...Given it is saying "line -1" and lines must be non-zero positive integers, I would bet that "field.bin" is either corrupted, or its version does not correspond to the version of other files. First, make a backup.
See if patch 1.03 and/or append1 have a copy of this file, and copy over again. If they don't, try getting it from the original.
It is also possible the translation changed the file (Cannot look right now), possibly to a non-1.03+append1 version, but if you said it wasn't caused by it, I would look these two first.
There's more information on the error if you plan in fixing the file yourself, but the "safe bet" would be trying to replace it.
(And just to be sure... Check if you still have disk space and free memory when the access violation happens. Extremely rare, but access violations can happen in some edge-case scenarios.)