Ehh, Mizukipon, you weren't supposed to use the patch from the blog. That one is for the original japanese version.
I only posted the link so that you can take a look at the change-log and translate it with google into another language than english, in case there's one you're more comfortable with reading.
When you tried the instructions I've posted before, without doing anything else, did that work or not?
Exactly, we can assume, but don't know for sure. At first I didn't even know the version number of the japanese version is actually v1.18 and guessed that v1.05 is the game version and not the version translation. Only after digging through the blog I found out about the v1.18 part.
Also, there's that Kagura Games released a V4 patch and both DLsites, english and japanese, have four patches listed, all the while the developer has... another twelve on top of that on their blog.
Hence my confusion about the version numbering and change-logs. Something I've said before and simply gave Mizukipon what I found for them to make their own judgement and maybe something to read out of curiosity, since they claimed to be interested in the change-logs for the game and Kagura Games didn't seem to release any.
Acerola released patches on their blog in quick succession, often a few of them per day, fixing minor issues. As you can imagine, you can't release something like that on DLsite. So they did release only major fixes and compilations of smaller patches. The game wasn't broken at release so there was no hurry but if you wanted the newest patch, you could go to Acerola's blog and download it. You could even say that blog patches are "beta versions" while DLsite patches are "releases".
All of this is irrelevant since Kagura version is independent. Their game version is always v1.00 (unless they patch it before initial release) no matter what number is japanese or english dlsite version. And since they were working on it long after Acerola finished fixed it (Acerola released another game even before we got Colette...), we can safely assume Kagura got the newest files from the developer.
If you are playing Kagura's version, it's best to not even look at DLsite (english or japanese) or japanese developer's blog.
Acerola released patches on their blog in quick succession, often a few of them per day, fixing minor issues. As you can imagine, you can't release something like that on DLsite. So they did release only major fixes and compilations of smaller patches. The game wasn't broken at release so there was no hurry but if you wanted the newest patch, you could go to Acerola's blog and download it. You could even say that blog patches are "beta versions" while DLsite patches are "releases".
All of this is irrelevant since Kagura version is independent. Their game version is always v1.00 (unless they patch it before initial release) no matter what number is japanese or english dlsite version. And since they were working on it long after Acerola finished fixed it (Acerola released another game even before we got Colette...), we can safely assume Kagura got the newest files from the developer.
If you are playing Kagura's version, it's best to not even look at DLsite (english or japanese) or japanese developer's blog.
You got the number 4 wrong xD I did that the last time (It was Sat I guess? I can't remember) But It's perfectly running now by the way Any ideas on what to install to make the RPGMaker MV run faster? I mean the battle system is running slow on me
You got the number 4 wrong xD I did that the last time (It was Sat I guess? I can't remember) But It's perfectly running now by the way Any ideas on what to install to make the RPGMaker MV run faster? I mean the battle system is running slow on me
Oh It's okay I didn't read your post anyways On Karryn's Prison the combat was slow like when you're attacking an enemy on the Trinity Dungeon the game was so laggy that it's hard to play
Oh It's okay I didn't read your post anyways On Karryn's Prison the combat was slow like when you're attacking an enemy on the Trinity Dungeon the game was so laggy that it's hard to play
and download the most recent stable version, copy the stuff from the newest version into the game folder ad run the application called nw or rename it to game for simplicity sake
Haha Yeah But that's what I did to fix the black screen on Karryn's Prison for the Trinity Dungeon I also applied the patch But It's still slow so It didn't fix anything xD
Haha Yeah But that's what I did to fix the black screen on Karryn's Prison for the Trinity Dungeon I also applied the patch But It's still slow so It didn't fix anything xD
Unfortunately, if that doesn't work, I have no idea. Maybe your PC/laptop is to low spec or some anti-virus is interfering or something, since I can't seem to replicate the slowness.
Maybe someone in the actual threads of the respective games there's someone that can help you with this, try asking there. ;P
Unfortunately, if that doesn't work, I have no idea. Maybe your PC/laptop is to low spec or some anti-virus is interfering or something, since I can't seem to replicate the slowness.
Maybe someone in the actual threads of the respective games there's someone that can help you with this, try asking there. ;P
If you want to naturally unlock all possible scenes and variations, then it's quite likely not possible to do so in a single play-through. Several scenes are tied into ending types and are thus mutually exclusive, requiring either full play-throughs or loading saves at key points to unlock them all.
It's generally much simpler to go for specific endings and then just unlock all the variations through the teddy-bear thing.
I haven't actually tried to use a single run for maximum efficiency to unlock as many scenes as possible, so I can't say for sure what all the best check-points are to unlock as many scenes as possible with minimal effort.
If you want to naturally unlock all possible scenes and variations, then it's quite likely not possible to do so in a single play-through. Several scenes are tied into ending types and are thus mutually exclusive, requiring either full play-throughs or loading saves at key points to unlock them all.
It's generally much simpler to go for specific endings and then just unlock all the variations through the teddy-bear thing.
I haven't actually tried to use a single run for maximum efficiency to unlock as many scenes as possible, so I can't say for sure what all the best check-points are to unlock as many scenes as possible with minimal effort.
What does assigning someone else as party leader do aside from change the character on the side and who is used for proposition? Cause I read somewhere here it also effects who gets raped on loss but that doesn't really seem like the case as several times I've had someone who is not my party leader get raped after a loss.
Also does anyone know how to get the Worm Husk for the insect repellent quest as I've been through the Caverns of Silence several times and haven't found any, both before and after beating the boss.
That's all it does. It affects who's "Propositioning/Prostituting" and it changes the standing image. No other effect.
Who gets raped after loss depends on who's killed last. If it's Colette, you'll get her respective regional rape scene. If it's someone else, you'll get their respective rape scene, regardless of where the defeat occurs.
As for Worm Husk...
I THINK it's a quest related drop of some kind, but I don't remember if you had to kill stuff until it dropped, or if it popped up in some kind of special location.
That's all it does. It affects who's "Propositioning/Prostituting" and it changes the standing image. No other effect.
Who gets raped after loss depends on who's killed last. If it's Colette, you'll get her respective regional rape scene. If it's someone else, you'll get their respective rape scene, regardless of where the defeat occurs.
As for Worm Husk...
I THINK it's a quest related drop of some kind, but I don't remember if you had to kill stuff until it dropped, or if it popped up in some kind of special location.
Well yeah it's related to the insect repellent quest but despite going through the entire Caverns of Silence several times I haven't found anything about it.