Cheat Tools, but I don't remember the original hotkey for it because I use my own. You can check the plugin settings, though.
Not that I am aware of.
Yeah, two antivirus programs can do that, good idea getting rid of one. I hadn't even considered the possibility or I would have asked.
It did. I'm dumb, I even meant to check for a hotfix before even asking the question but my peabrain just went full auto and skipped it.Download R4 Hotfix. It helped me
Nope.
Emulator? You don't need an emulator to run jap games, they're intended to be played on PC.
I think he means to emulate the locale, which really isn't a question of best more than it is a question of what works. The answer is it depends on what operating system you run, such as whether you run Windows 10 or Windows 7. If you run Windows 10, most won't work, the only two I know that will, NTLEA and Locale Emulator, don't run very smoothly. In truth, your best bet is to actually switch to the Japanese locale. Windows 7 and before have the trusty, old ApplLocale, which is actually pretty good, but WILL NOT work on Windows systems newer than 7 to my knowledge.
Not sure what you mean about the legs, but the vagina isn't fully animated to work like that.
i mean games like schoolmate 2 i downloaded i read the install instructions and it says use applocale or papploc for it it says dont change system region to japanese that it can cause problems ? and it gave a list of problems and theres a few other jap games on here sometimes that require it i think but i havent tried them heres the guide that it linked
I've been running Artificial Academy 2, which is from around the same time, using Japanese locale. No issues because of it, though I have had issues because of a specific mod that is needed to get it to not severely lag without putting a d3d9.dll in the game folder. Applications usually have a settings screen with a setting to specify the language, which I use to get around the updates issue, though it does help that I have limited understanding of Japanese in both written and spoken form. You can try an emulator, but it might not run as smoothly compared to setting the system locale and some games won't allow an emulator, in which case it is required that you switch the system locale. I'm honestly not sure if this one requires any of that being a Unity game in a repack meant specifically for western players, but SchoolMate and SchoolMate 2 did require either method. Despite the problems that can pop up, I do still recommend actually changing the system locale at least while playing and installing Japanese games so you don't run into any issues with your locale, but it is your decision.
