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You need to check two things, first one, press F1 to see if you have the option to play the sounds enabled.
If these are enabled normally, press ESC -> Options -> Volume to adjust the audio settings.
If these are enabled normally, press ESC -> Options -> Volume to adjust the audio settings.
Does anybody know what the switch at top of the tower at Shenith Refuge does?
It looks the same as the switch and torch near Piro at twilight sanctum so I also activated it but nothing happens.
Do I need to do something more like are there more switches that I need to activate before something happens?
It looks the same as the switch and torch near Piro at twilight sanctum so I also activated it but nothing happens.
Do I need to do something more like are there more switches that I need to activate before something happens?
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Hello
There are 2 towers in Shenith Refuge, the one where you meet Piro and another one at the end of the path, you need to activate both Switchs at the top of these two towers to unlock the entrance at the basement of the second tower.
Oh, I see. Thanks~
I also would like to ask what the switch near Piro at twilight sanctum does? I think already read the whole thread but found no concrete answer as to what it does...
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I belive the switch at Piro's shop is only part of the tutorial that teaches you to interact and to identify when things have a "check" word upon it, i have played with it few times myself but found nothing.
I see, last question, ...I hope...
Is there a way to load a save file in-game? I can't see any way to load a game in the in-game menu except for when you just started up the game so whenever I want to load a previous save, I have to exit the game completely and then start it again. Same with return to title options, there's none I can see...
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Don't worry about asking questions, and regarding what you asked it seems to be the only way, F5 never worked for me, where it was supposed to force-restart the game and take you to the title screen
Roger~ and after trying out any keys I thought that would do something, I found out that "F12" does it. Pressing f12 will force restart the game and takes you to the title screen. Now I can easily load saves to know what happens on each text choices I make.
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I've seen people talk about the lewd ending. I've reached the point where I have to choose between the two, how do I get that ending first? I wanna do it before locking in to either Ino or Versa for now
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Thank you. On second thought, I decided I'll do this ending last because I get the feeling that either of the other two aren't really gonna be happy ones ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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i screwed up big time, does anyone have a savefile just before you choose sides? i accidentally overwrote mine while on the versa route and i do not want to spend another 12+ hours doing it again
Hey Mayari, i just happen to have a somewhat advanced save file before having to choose sides, i hope this is what you're looking for.
Just change the data format back into the .rvdata2 format once you download it and enjoy
Just change the data format back into the .rvdata2 format once you download it and enjoy
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Why hello there, it's been a while hasn't it?
After Greed7781 posted a link to the fan wiki in june, which contained a complete and detailed map (albeit unusable in japanese) , I was kinda stumped, but frankly not surprised that this thing existed.
At first I wasn't sure what to do, since i spent an unacceptable amount of time into my own mapping efforts. I kinda wanted to continue doing just that while using the fan wiki in an indirect sense to count the "nodes" and amount of rooms/areas to speed up my own work, but by that time I lost my energy for this and let it rest for a few months while doing other stuff.
Now forward to November, and I got some free time, so i thought I would finish the job for good.
After some consideration about the Pro's and Con's of both formats
The Wiki Map:
Pro's:
-More Compact
- Shows the location of items, adventure logs, old coins, check points ... etc.
-Less Offensive on the Eyes and easier to read.
-Shows the rough outline of an area and makes it easier to navigate
-Already complete
Con's:
-Doesn't has a direct way to reference each area numericaly.
-Atleast the untranslated source material doesnt name the star lanterns, so you have to guess which is which.
-^ Same goes for bosses which are simply marked as "Boss".
-Only shows a small sub area of a given Region instead of the whole.
I had to swallow my pride and go with the Wiki Map, but not without improving on it.
But even without adding additional stuff I basicaly had to visit all area's to confirm naming of items, bosses and star lanterns in english, not terribly hard, but still enough work to keep me occupied for a solid week.
Hey I even found a typo, in the Shenith Refuge: It's 155 mana instead of the 115 Mana mentioned in the source material
Since I couldnt replace Kanjis like 話 with the word Shop, while fitting it into the little squares, I had to make my own pixel art pictograms.
The original only gave names to the connections to other maps, I took the liberty to add names to the star lanterns aswell as the bosses.
So in a sense the english community version of this map is superior to the source,.
Of course the heavy lifting of creating the maps in the first place is something a applaud them for.
Here's a comparison between the source material and my translation ( the example being Purga's Border here):
Orginal:
Translated and enhanced with Star Lantern naming:
After Greed7781 posted a link to the fan wiki in june, which contained a complete and detailed map (albeit unusable in japanese) , I was kinda stumped, but frankly not surprised that this thing existed.
At first I wasn't sure what to do, since i spent an unacceptable amount of time into my own mapping efforts. I kinda wanted to continue doing just that while using the fan wiki in an indirect sense to count the "nodes" and amount of rooms/areas to speed up my own work, but by that time I lost my energy for this and let it rest for a few months while doing other stuff.
Now forward to November, and I got some free time, so i thought I would finish the job for good.
After some consideration about the Pro's and Con's of both formats
The Wiki Map:
Pro's:
-More Compact
- Shows the location of items, adventure logs, old coins, check points ... etc.
-Less Offensive on the Eyes and easier to read.
-Shows the rough outline of an area and makes it easier to navigate
-Already complete
Con's:
-Doesn't has a direct way to reference each area numericaly.
-Atleast the untranslated source material doesnt name the star lanterns, so you have to guess which is which.
-^ Same goes for bosses which are simply marked as "Boss".
-Only shows a small sub area of a given Region instead of the whole.
I had to swallow my pride and go with the Wiki Map, but not without improving on it.
But even without adding additional stuff I basicaly had to visit all area's to confirm naming of items, bosses and star lanterns in english, not terribly hard, but still enough work to keep me occupied for a solid week.
Hey I even found a typo, in the Shenith Refuge: It's 155 mana instead of the 115 Mana mentioned in the source material
Since I couldnt replace Kanjis like 話 with the word Shop, while fitting it into the little squares, I had to make my own pixel art pictograms.
The original only gave names to the connections to other maps, I took the liberty to add names to the star lanterns aswell as the bosses.
So in a sense the english community version of this map is superior to the source,.
Of course the heavy lifting of creating the maps in the first place is something a applaud them for.
Here's a comparison between the source material and my translation ( the example being Purga's Border here):
Orginal:
Translated and enhanced with Star Lantern naming:
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Translated from the source: sanpingame.x.fc2.com/doujin/asylum/map-orig.html
Credit for providing the link to source: Greed7781
Credit for linking the Global Map from somewhere: c.o.w
Christmas has come early this year!
I am almost done the translating japanese fan wiki map and adding names for the star lanterns,.
Right now only some symbols in Pools of Hatred and a few of the Adolatio maps are missing.
While I am not completly satisified with the look, especialy the items, around 90% of my work is done and it's almost imperative at this point for me to share my progress, even if it is still a bit rough around the edges.
Expect a few minor changes to the maps and this post (mainly formatting)
Now go out and tell everyone and your mom that this game is playable without a photographic memory
Global Map View
Symbol Explaination:
About String of Inheritance and Stone of Sin:
There are two locations where you can obtain a String of Inheritance, however, once you get the first one it's impossible to get another one, e.g. the Familiar will be gone from both places.
Also once you have the a certain amount of SoS, so that all your familiars are maxed out, you will receive 1000 Mana per additional SoS.
Amilitae
Purga's Border
Albus Tower
White Town
Dim Forest
Nekonchustead
Kaelmuseom
Karitas
Aquapolis's Crown
Sea's Way
Transient Garden
Argental
Cemetery of Desire
Castiita
Fragor Mountains
Gaol of Depravity
Shenith Plains
Corpse Grove
Shenith Refuge
Patienties
Woodland Ruins
Green Old Castle
Putrefied Graveyard
Pools of Hatred
Purga's Deathlands
Temperuant
Gusty Tranquillita
Piercing Crag
Flesh-eating Village
Shrine of Flies
Huma
Huma Metropolis
Huma Pure Water Center
Skycraper
Gemi-Domus
Idea's Ghost City
Indashal
Mining Village Raveol
Stargazing Mansion
Immortal Fortress
Thawing Plateau
Purga's Birthplace
Adolatio
Albus Land of Exile
Ordowald's Abyss
Bottom Waters of Sin
Wen Marsus
Shadow Capital
Daydream
Credit for providing the link to source: Greed7781
Credit for linking the Global Map from somewhere: c.o.w
Christmas has come early this year!
I am almost done the translating japanese fan wiki map and adding names for the star lanterns,.
Right now only some symbols in Pools of Hatred and a few of the Adolatio maps are missing.
While I am not completly satisified with the look, especialy the items, around 90% of my work is done and it's almost imperative at this point for me to share my progress, even if it is still a bit rough around the edges.
Expect a few minor changes to the maps and this post (mainly formatting)
Now go out and tell everyone and your mom that this game is playable without a photographic memory
Global Map View
Symbol Explaination:
About String of Inheritance and Stone of Sin:
There are two locations where you can obtain a String of Inheritance, however, once you get the first one it's impossible to get another one, e.g. the Familiar will be gone from both places.
Also once you have the a certain amount of SoS, so that all your familiars are maxed out, you will receive 1000 Mana per additional SoS.
Amilitae
Purga's Border
Albus Tower
White Town
Dim Forest
Nekonchustead
Kaelmuseom
Karitas
Aquapolis's Crown
Sea's Way
Transient Garden
Argental
Cemetery of Desire
Castiita
Fragor Mountains
Gaol of Depravity
Shenith Plains
Corpse Grove
Shenith Refuge
Patienties
Woodland Ruins
Green Old Castle
Putrefied Graveyard
Pools of Hatred
Purga's Deathlands
Temperuant
Gusty Tranquillita
Piercing Crag
Flesh-eating Village
Shrine of Flies
Huma
Huma Metropolis
Huma Pure Water Center
Skycraper
Gemi-Domus
Idea's Ghost City
Indashal
Mining Village Raveol
Stargazing Mansion
Immortal Fortress
Thawing Plateau
Purga's Birthplace
Adolatio
Albus Land of Exile
Ordowald's Abyss
Bottom Waters of Sin
Wen Marsus
Shadow Capital
Daydream
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you are legit a godsent man, hope you win the lottery or something
i just linked a general map i found somewhere, is not mine
That implies that there could be a fully translated map already, but at this point I'm too afraid to ask