- Jul 26, 2020
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Here is a full save. The file3 is with all H-scenes unlocked. File1 is before the final boss battle. File2 is before starting a new game.
Glad to see people still talking about this game. I downloaded the android version from DLsite and am having a problem. When I first opened the app it asked me to authenticate it which is normal, but then whenever I close it and open it again it requires authentication again, even though it's supposed to only ask for the first time. Am I the only one with this problem?
Good news everybody. Managed to run this game on android, just had to use joiplay with the .exe version instead of apk and it runs perfect. I've barely touched it so far but I got a question which might be dumb. At the beginning after the tutorial, those buildings that say "currently in preparation" such as the brothel, do they mean that they're still in development because the game is incomplete, or are they just locked in the beginning?
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AFAIK english version lacks several stages of clothing destruction entirely...
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This is a wolfRPG game right? Does anyone have any skills in fixing the script that removed them?
Yeah, I was looking into this. I'm not sure what the specific cause is, but the battle_stand image sets contain duplicates. If you look in the folder, however, you should be able to find the stand_ero image set. Those appear to be most, if not all, of the missing images.
I could be wrong on that, since I haven't really done any kind of a deep dive yet. This was just what I found on a cursory review of the files in that folder.
If you happen to have the JP version, you could verify or disprove what I said. If I'm correct, one could simply copy all of the stand_ero images, rename them as appropriate, and then copy them back into the pictures folder overwriting the duplicated battle_stand images that shouldn't be there.
I'm not sure this is a case of editing the script. It could simply be that the missing images were just renamed and then replaced by duplicates of the images that are still there - it's a cheap way to do censorship. Assuming what I found in the pictures folder are - in fact - the missing images, it's not a terrible effort to just put them in place.
The scripting is only going to call a filename for the image. If the image filename doesn't exist, the program will throw an error, but as long as an image with the appropriate name exists, these kinds of games aren't set up to actually care what's in them. They only need a file with the right name to be where it's supposed to be, and whatever the contents happen to be will be loaded when called by the program. As long as the file being called isn't required to execute some kind of code of its own, the game doesn't know the difference between one image file and another. It only cares that it can find A FILE whose name matches what it wants.
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