Thank you.
The append dlc translation for Ideology in friction was pretty fast (finished 1 month after the dlc launch),but it was just a dlc.
Of course, but that's completly understandable. A dlc almost always has less content than an entire new game. Unless we're talking about Crusader Kings 2.
Bugfixes are the only differences, there's some version number confusion since the DLC and base game have different version numbers. And read my post 4 above your about where to get the patches.
the patch is for the ver 1.5 if i install it for my 1.2 wouldn't make it crush?
1.05 is for base game.
There was a google doc walkthrough some times ago,but for an unknown reason,it don't exist anymore.
No idea how you've managed that, since you can lose your virginity to a boss loss in one of the first missions after the tutorial. You do have the download from here, and not the steam version right? The steam version needs a patch to unlock the sex scenes from kagura's site.
Some missions will result only on a lose or failure of your quest when you lose against the boss,while some result in H scenes.
yes i downloaed it from here and i kept winning and nothing happend
i don't wont to replay the game over gain i'm already in chap 5 does that mean i'm not gonna get any H scene until the game over?
Losing to bosses isn't a game over, and many of them have sex scenes when you lose to them. If you've just been winning the boss fights then you're (most likely, been a while since I played this one) on the virgin path, which will have a scene at the end of the game but not much else. I'm also a bit confused since your previous post you say you lost to bosses but now you're saying you're winning them. You can generally switch story routes at the end of any given chapter, but I don;t recall when or if the cutoff is in this game.
If you started to lose against boss at chapter 5,it may be too late because you are in the final part of the game and if i remember there isn't much to see at this point if you have not lost your virginity,but i can be wrong.
So, you start on the Knight Route, and stay on that if you succeed in missions. If you fail enough missions (3 IIRC) you get kicked out of the knights and get on the wanderer route. If you murder enough people, an option after fighting certain enemies and talking to some people in town, you get the resistance route. Note that there's an option in the settings to murder by default or something like that (don't remember the specifics of the setting) that you should check, since it may prevent the chide to murder from appearing at all.
