- Jul 20, 2019
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Since scenes are tied to a global save I doubt you can use a save editor to unlock them.
- Thread starter brynhildr
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At the end you get a pw for the gallery to unlock everything.
Basically, if you were to use a save editor to get that item right at the beginning, then you'd likely be able to input that pw and unlock everything instantly.
Could anyone give me the full save or at least the save in late(maybe mid-late) game please? The new version didn't suit well with my old saves and I have to delete all my old one to get it work again, and now I'm lazy to complete the game
- May 7, 2019
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The journalist event isn't triggering for me for some reason. I've explored every nook and cranny of every dungeon, have tonnes of intel and have found the journalist's key and his dead body which had the memo. But if I leave the West-whatsit building, nothing seems to happen. No new areas open up. No new dialogue. Am I missing something?
- Aug 28, 2020
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Questions!
1. Is this uncensored?
2. There's a patch that I can download, do I need to? Since I see the base game is already on 1.02?
3. IS this game hard? I just want to enjoy my time playing it, so I'm afraid I have to drop it if its hard
Thanks in advance to kind souls who'll answer my Qs!
1. Is this uncensored?
2. There's a patch that I can download, do I need to? Since I see the base game is already on 1.02?
3. IS this game hard? I just want to enjoy my time playing it, so I'm afraid I have to drop it if its hard
Thanks in advance to kind souls who'll answer my Qs!
1. Yes, v1.02 is already uncensored.Questions!
1. Is this uncensored?
2. There's a patch that I can download, do I need to? Since I see the base game is already on 1.02?
3. IS this game hard? I just want to enjoy my time playing it, so I'm afraid I have to drop it if its hard
Thanks in advance to kind souls who'll answer my Qs!
2. No, you don't need the patch.
3. The game has 3 difficulty levels so you always can change to easier one. "Normal" gives a decent challenge, fyi.
- Aug 28, 2020
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Thanks! I tried the game even before you answered but I appreciated your answer nonetheless! The game is challenging only early game when I didn't know what the hell am I doing, but once I get hold of the rope it becomes jokingly easy by just spamming my AOEs and the party heal, combined with the mana regeneration. I like the game and hope it was properly balanced so it would provide challenge all across the dungeons but I suppose this way is fine too.
Same. Found email about Yuuki. Have completed Hospital. Completed Miyabi Commerce. Seen 1st rape scene of Yuuki, but this optinal dungeon is not available for me.
What else do I need to do to unlock this Highschool?!
Update. This optional dungeon (Hazuki Academy) became available for me after completing the 5th dungeon (Underground Temple) and the next day after trying to deploy to 6th dungeon (Westwind Building).
Update2. I've just got a thought, may be to unlock Academy you don't need to complete 4th & 5th dungeons, but just to spend few days after finding in Hospital email about Yuuki Yume.
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- Nov 29, 2018
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I tried everything you suggested and I still couldn't unlock it. It's a bit annoying from a completion standpoint but I guess that's why the unlock all CG item exists.
Thanks for trying to help anyway.
Is there a way to see the entire map in a dungeon or is wandering around in circles just expected unless I break out some graph paper?
Is it so hard to read in-game instructions? They say that key "A" show all explored map of current dungeon.
Also the asnwer for your question was already given in comments here TWICE:
https://f95zone.to/threads/evening-...sengia-kagura-games.17555/page-2#post-1064953
https://f95zone.to/threads/evening-...sengia-kagura-games.17555/page-7#post-6016975
If you think this is hard go play Darkest Dungeon or Etrian Oddysey series, especially in Etrian a highest level party can get wiped by a normal group of monsters on 2nd last strata so imagine what happens in last one, and thats normal enemies not the bosses. Games like this usually mean you need to have best possible equipment you can get, full knowledge of your party skill and counter tactics for enemies and even with this you can lose with 1 mistake. So there are no balance problems, there are problems with you thinking each game has to be beaten blind and one handed with no effort and no challenge.
BTW stop spamming attack only the characters have offensive and DEFENSIVE skills as well.
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To be fair, most people don't expect in-depth gameplay in a porn game.
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Because I honestly really loved this game, I'll add my two cents to this debate.
First of all, the game is good and has a balanced combat that honestly becomes easy to manage on the Normal difficulty. It has a number of tools and tricks that make for a comfortable gameplay loop that allows you to grind forever when you have good efficiency. Additionally, there is no actual time limit, so you can indeed spend quite a bit of time and essentially grind forever if you feel like it. This is especially true if you pay the interest with Ren's body, which I honestly recommend in the first run of the game, to have less pressure in terms of finances.
However.
It's true that the game has some flaws. The big one is that the skill-tree isn't obvious, and so you have no way of knowing what you're getting into as you invest in various skills. Regen is available for all characters if you invest in the appropriate passive, including for health, which makes self-sustain without using consumables entirely possible. Additionally, nun-girl has a passive that heals after combat, and Ren has a passive that heals the entire party by a small amount every turn. I don't remember which skill lines granted you those skills, because it's been ages since I did all my playthroughs for this game, but I know they're there.
The other issue is that guns are, for the most part, a trap. Because a number of bosses and units are downright immune. This means that investing in the skills for guns is usually a waste. The only exception to this is the sniper skills of agent boy. With the best sniper-riffle in the game, that guy can do some serious damage to the few enemies that are genuinely weak to physical damage... which ironically are generally the enemies that are resistant to both of Ren's main elements in her spells. Additionally, the government supply skill grants a lot of utility without spending a single dime... and of course, you CAN sell those supplies to the black market for some spare change if you really need too.
Basically, the biggest issue the game has is that it doesn't have a proper skill tree, so you know what you're working towards. However, that's nothing that can't be solved with a little save scumming and some dedicated grinding.
First of all, the game is good and has a balanced combat that honestly becomes easy to manage on the Normal difficulty. It has a number of tools and tricks that make for a comfortable gameplay loop that allows you to grind forever when you have good efficiency. Additionally, there is no actual time limit, so you can indeed spend quite a bit of time and essentially grind forever if you feel like it. This is especially true if you pay the interest with Ren's body, which I honestly recommend in the first run of the game, to have less pressure in terms of finances.
However.
It's true that the game has some flaws. The big one is that the skill-tree isn't obvious, and so you have no way of knowing what you're getting into as you invest in various skills. Regen is available for all characters if you invest in the appropriate passive, including for health, which makes self-sustain without using consumables entirely possible. Additionally, nun-girl has a passive that heals after combat, and Ren has a passive that heals the entire party by a small amount every turn. I don't remember which skill lines granted you those skills, because it's been ages since I did all my playthroughs for this game, but I know they're there.
The other issue is that guns are, for the most part, a trap. Because a number of bosses and units are downright immune. This means that investing in the skills for guns is usually a waste. The only exception to this is the sniper skills of agent boy. With the best sniper-riffle in the game, that guy can do some serious damage to the few enemies that are genuinely weak to physical damage... which ironically are generally the enemies that are resistant to both of Ren's main elements in her spells. Additionally, the government supply skill grants a lot of utility without spending a single dime... and of course, you CAN sell those supplies to the black market for some spare change if you really need too.
Basically, the biggest issue the game has is that it doesn't have a proper skill tree, so you know what you're working towards. However, that's nothing that can't be solved with a little save scumming and some dedicated grinding.