I'd also like to add
"Download the 9.5" I had 9.0 and apparently it doesn't have that save thing at the end
I also don't check regularly for mini patches so had no idea
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"Download the 9.5" I had 9.0 and apparently it doesn't have that save thing at the end
I also don't check regularly for mini patches so had no idea
BruceWayne123
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s2 transition is a mess, old saves don't work, someone else saves don't work either, should have just allowed to start a new game and manually enter all the choices ,this is stupid
worked fine for me. i think you should just play the end scene of ch 9 and it shows that the saves are transferred.
The dev may unintentionally found a way to protect his game against incompetent pirates
Its all explained in the last pages if you want to bother with it and its REALLY not hard to do
In the season 1 main menu, is it listed as ch8 or ch9? It needs to be ch9 for the transfer to work.
Ebonheart (FR)
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The game's evolution leaves me conflicted, as the quality seems to waver between being decent and falling short. The dialogue has lost its depth, often feeling rushed, poorly written, and occasionally marred by many noticeable mistakes. The narrative sometimes takes shortcuts, with many elements feeling overly predictable or telegraphed.
Situations arise that contradict the established rules of the game's universe, and characters sometimes appear out of nowhere without any introduction or backstory. Other characters, almost like deus ex machina figures, lack real characterization and seem to act on the author's whims, without following any clear logic or convention.
While there have been some visual and technical improvements since the game's release, many issues remain disappointing. Problems with framing, action, and character positioning, as well as color grading and shadow/light management, are noticeable. The recycling of standard assets, common in other games, is hard to ignore, and certain pixelated or low textures in the environment are particularly off-putting.
Character models often appear visually cheap, and the animations, which are rare and inconsistent in quality, tend to fall short. For example, the last animated scene in the patch is a letdown compared to the first, with noticeable pixelation, motion blur, and stuttering. The sex scenes are also generally poorly done, lacking visual polish and detail, making for an overall unsatisfying experience.
The main character often seems to lack worthy adversaries or real challenges. The last battle presented in the game, which was not animated, ended anticlimactically, without any significant stakes or tension for the player. Consequently, the fight was rather dull and flavorless. The hero has not experienced a well-controlled evolution of his potential and strength, advancing too quickly and without apparent effort.
There are also issues with the personalities and characterizations of the protagonists, with many characters having little screen time. Several characters receive relatively superficial, linear, and stereotypical treatment. The main character lacks charisma, and his physical model appears to be recycled from another character in the story.
The narration has transition flaws, lack of good staging with elements of suspense and dramatic tension being completely and deliberately defused within a minute. Characters who have been completely sidelined for a while are suddenly and artificially reintegrated into the plot through rather shaky, noticeable, and predictable narrative tricks.
Some dramas drag on unnecessarily, harming the pace of the narrative, which can sometimes be abruptly halted for long periods without adequate compensation. Certain characters commit contradictory, illogical acts that go against their previously established personalities. The author seems to sometimes confuse external descriptions and the perception of an individual by their surroundings with deep psychological traits.
The save transfer system from one version to another has not been correctly implemented and proves to be counterintuitive and frustrating for the player. Problematic bugs are also to be lamented.
I would also note that the game has issues in the sound department, with a limited number of music tracks and sound effects that fail to bring vitality and immersion to the action. The sound design is poor, repetitive, and lacks dynamism.
So, overall, I remain quite unconvinced, or rather dubious, about the direction the game seems to be taking, especially since the protagonist's departure for France until the end of this patch.
Although I had some enjoyable moments at the beginning of the game, as I got familiar with its world and objectives, the somewhat shaky technical execution and the increasingly noticeable flaws in the writing make me doubt its direction and its ability to convince and captivate me.
I still wish the developer the best of luck in completing his project and will continue to follow the game, hoping to see real improvements in the future.
Situations arise that contradict the established rules of the game's universe, and characters sometimes appear out of nowhere without any introduction or backstory. Other characters, almost like deus ex machina figures, lack real characterization and seem to act on the author's whims, without following any clear logic or convention.
While there have been some visual and technical improvements since the game's release, many issues remain disappointing. Problems with framing, action, and character positioning, as well as color grading and shadow/light management, are noticeable. The recycling of standard assets, common in other games, is hard to ignore, and certain pixelated or low textures in the environment are particularly off-putting.
Character models often appear visually cheap, and the animations, which are rare and inconsistent in quality, tend to fall short. For example, the last animated scene in the patch is a letdown compared to the first, with noticeable pixelation, motion blur, and stuttering. The sex scenes are also generally poorly done, lacking visual polish and detail, making for an overall unsatisfying experience.
The main character often seems to lack worthy adversaries or real challenges. The last battle presented in the game, which was not animated, ended anticlimactically, without any significant stakes or tension for the player. Consequently, the fight was rather dull and flavorless. The hero has not experienced a well-controlled evolution of his potential and strength, advancing too quickly and without apparent effort.
There are also issues with the personalities and characterizations of the protagonists, with many characters having little screen time. Several characters receive relatively superficial, linear, and stereotypical treatment. The main character lacks charisma, and his physical model appears to be recycled from another character in the story.
The narration has transition flaws, lack of good staging with elements of suspense and dramatic tension being completely and deliberately defused within a minute. Characters who have been completely sidelined for a while are suddenly and artificially reintegrated into the plot through rather shaky, noticeable, and predictable narrative tricks.
Some dramas drag on unnecessarily, harming the pace of the narrative, which can sometimes be abruptly halted for long periods without adequate compensation. Certain characters commit contradictory, illogical acts that go against their previously established personalities. The author seems to sometimes confuse external descriptions and the perception of an individual by their surroundings with deep psychological traits.
The save transfer system from one version to another has not been correctly implemented and proves to be counterintuitive and frustrating for the player. Problematic bugs are also to be lamented.
I would also note that the game has issues in the sound department, with a limited number of music tracks and sound effects that fail to bring vitality and immersion to the action. The sound design is poor, repetitive, and lacks dynamism.
So, overall, I remain quite unconvinced, or rather dubious, about the direction the game seems to be taking, especially since the protagonist's departure for France until the end of this patch.
Although I had some enjoyable moments at the beginning of the game, as I got familiar with its world and objectives, the somewhat shaky technical execution and the increasingly noticeable flaws in the writing make me doubt its direction and its ability to convince and captivate me.
I still wish the developer the best of luck in completing his project and will continue to follow the game, hoping to see real improvements in the future.
I don't have S1, how long has it been? I had the saves from the end.
so I need to download old client, load the save get to the end titles again, save there,
then load into new client and start from that save, great
does not seem to be worth the hassle
resgar
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This is the nael scene (introduction) save file. Givee the save file from after that part please resgar
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rogokin
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Man, that Cia/Amy scene was so fucking HOT!!! My favorite girl Cia I hope she is around until the end of the game.
your animations are superb. Great update looking forward to more.
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jadepaladin
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Way back in the early game when he was still going to school, she was that bully you could make peace with and then she just disappears from the story once MC awakens his powers.
Is there any difference if I choose "I don't won't to meet you anymore" with Claire than the other option where we side with her?
I could see why you say that but Clara basically told EDA to go die. She could insult Eda and be bad about the choice Eda was making but Clara threw EDA's past right back at her as a weapon. EDA didnt deserve the words that clara used against her. At the very least Clara should have had to apologize for wishing death on EDA. Clara is supposed to be the sweet understanding person who for sure has her moments where the filter will break but that doesn't mean afterwards she should be able to act like it didnt happen.
Fair enough true. I cant fully blame Claire for what Gab did to protect her. I can say however that her actions made it a lot easier for alberre to get to the role of UNUS. She killed all other potential people who could be UNUS basically. Got to the most where Alberee was the next best option and was in control. But i do agree with your statement though for sure.
STATE_
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Claire can't be saved its too late she claims she's doing it fer daughter but she putting a bigger target on her and herself and now she's trying to use ren swords personally I'd put her down
resgar
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There is. If we are not too bitching about bunker, we got time to train with Eda. If we are make a fuss, Claire will get a bit more nervous and will be less decisive. And both of these events recounts in certain points mechanics inside. I assume it will not affect general line, but must definitely can affect options in future.
Emm, ok. Here.
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