I did, however I didn't delete the persistent "BaDIK Season 2 transfer" file which must be the culprit. Which I guess means if you've ever even transferred a modded save at some point it flags everything going forwards as having been modded even if you do what I did. This shit is ridiculous.
Don't mix mods. Most of the problems people have here is because of that. You cannot use 2 different mods. However. The transfer file which you import seem a bit different. So for instance you cannot use say sanchos mod in 9 then run a clean 10 and try and load a save it will fail. But if you import from a sanco modded 8.3 to a clean 9 it works fine.
You can actually use a sancho save on a clean copy as long as you use the save fixer on the front page. I'm using it right now while waiting for sancho's episode 10 patch.
Yes if you fix it with the save fixer. But I personally really don't mind doing the party over. It takes me 10 min max. And I don't have fiddle with save fixes. Just import the 8.3 modded into a clean 10 and bob's your uncle. Maby later when we are at like chapter 15 or so it will become too much work. Then I would bother with a save fixer. If he didn't use the save fixer tho it would just not load. But most the problems are of people crashing at the start.
Good morning (0630hrs here and freakin' cold!),
What do you mean by "change"? If you used SanchoMod's test cheats (Auto A+) then nothing will ever be corrupted, I assure you. If you want to change that then you must load a save prior to that particular test then simply retake the test on your own inputs. If you ace all the answers on the test then the outcome of your playthrough is exactly the same as if you used my cheat code...they are identical. So, you do you, but don't fret it unless you just want to play the tests again. Either don't push the "Auto A+" button or turn Off the particular test cheat in SanchoCheats so you don't see the "Auto A+" button at all... same thing, different look. Make sense?
I think he's referring to the cheating on the midterms thing ( the one with papers in the toilet from S2). I don't know if u can use the sancho cheats to change that specific variable, maybe use the console ? but sometimes that works against you with DPC
Ahhh.... that could make sense. Well, I don't have a specific cheat for it but I could add a "CriticalChoice" type screen when that issue pops in Ep10. That way the player could alter the outcome... the problem though is it's a "Major Choice" and was used to determine DIK Score, DIK Type, and DIK Status on all calculations from that original point forward when it was first chosen (like all Major Choices). So, there's no logical way for me to revert all those VN calculations tbh. The Player would have to live with their current DIK stats (unless they manually change them in SanchoCheats). That said one can see how convoluted things can become... but it would still be "safe" to do... it just would be far from a "pure" playthrough (obviously).I think he's referring to the cheating on the midterms thing ( the one with papers in the toilet from S2). I don't know if u can use the sancho cheats to change that specific variable, maybe use the console ? but sometimes that works against you with DPC
damn, i might have to start a new playthrough to get rid of that, anyone know how bad is it?
I do know... and it's not the end of the world bud... it you're being a DIK, then it's and expected possibility the Player chose it by the dev. I'd give you more info but that'd be a spoiler. But, it's not gamebreaking in Ep10 but it does change some story dialogue and minor stats (again, nothing that's overdramatic). It's subjective of course, just like being a CHICK or being a DIK is.
Probably because Scrappy tried to set up a harem route, DPC seems determined to block attempts to play harem.
I've said it before... it's going to be a real bitch to figure out a way to timebomb SanchoMod. I hook the mod's Core internally into the VN and have no persistent variables introduced. I'm not saying it's impossible but a dev would have to spend way more time than they likely could ever afford to even get close to isolating any vulnerability that I haven't already accounted for.
I'm starting to think, he spent just as much time setting traps against modders, as he did working on the game.
