The browser was Comodo Dragon (It's a Chromium-based browser). No errors, just a crash. It happens when I click on the first button available after staring the movie night. Re-tried it with Edge and went through no problem. Guess it is a browser malfunction
With the issue with casing, the example you gave has been corrected, and I have searched the code for any repeats of the same mistake, and it looks like your example was the only case of "characters" being written as "Characters". Even if some devices are not case-sensitive, since the game is played on a variety of devices, I still try and ensure that the code is the same case as the source files.
I've not heard of Comodo Dragon or Chromium-based browsers. I know for certain that the game functions well on Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, Firefox, and Safari.The browser was Comodo Dragon (It's a Chromium-based browser). No errors, just a crash. It happens when I click on the first button available after staring the movie night. Re-tried it with Edge and went through no problem. Guess it is a browser malfunction
Thanks for pointing this out. The issues with the <<nobr>> tag and "$lexi.title" visual error have been fixed and will be released with the next BugFix. (Whilst the <<nobr>> error will still appear in the meantime, the error shouldn't impede any quests).
There are a lot of sites like Gamcore that host the game online, but I have no direct admin or moderator abilities to control when the updates release. Based on how I've seen it in the past, the online versions on other sites are usually delayed by about a week.
Both sisters reverted from given name to their default name after a few pages. The mom's names stayed the same though.
For Carolina and Alli, you don't set their name, you set the way in which the characters colloquially refer to each other. The game uses their names because those are their names. Lexi works slightly different and her title is used a lot more since incest was removed from the game and the code needed to be converted to the new format.
Check out the scene MQ109-5.A, it references files named MQ109-50{1,2,3}.webp, they match the scene name, but I'm fairly certain the files they're meant to match are currently named MQ109-30{1,2,3}.webp. MQ109-504.webp from the followup scene is also broken but I can't work out which file should be referenced here.
Thanks for the amount of detail you've provided. I've been able to address all of the bugs on this list, and I've gone into more detail in the spoiler tag if you're interested. All of these fixes will be present in the next BugFix update.
What? That doesn't make sense. From the painting benches right near the start.
Should be "Wouldn't be able". You need a decent Editor/Proof Reader m8. I'm not doing any more. There's another two in the first 5 pages.
Since the program I'm using doesn't have an in-built spellchecker, some typos are bound to make it through as I have to check everything without the help of the green and red lines. (I think the general grammar and spelling are alright all things considered)
Well assault is either a verb or a noun. You're using it as neither. I don't really get what you are trying to say either. But it doesn't really matter in the grand scheme of things. Spelling and grammer do my swede in to much anyway, so I would just ignore my ramblings and have a good evening.
Yet all 3 characters have the same identical menu for data entry:
It's certainly grammatically possible to use a noun in this way (it's called a "noun modifier," among other things). For example, "You seem like a burger kind of girl" means "You seem like a girl who likes hamburgers."
I see where you're coming from. I am looking at tinkering with this relationship system and I'll have the opportunity to review the frequency of the casual terms the characters use for each other.
I have attached your fixed save below.
