If you scrolled up on the same page you posted this on, you would see this:
The money bug was something BlueFireNick recently found, so they made people aware since they knew the fix, but warned everyone at the time what it would affect. About every two forum pages you will see this answer for the last week or two. Patience....patience.
If that's the case, BlueFireNick probably should have put that disclaimer on the same post with the actual moneyfix download. I DID do a search for the bug but there's literally 100s of pages that return results when searching for these types of terms, and f95 doesn't have any way to sort the search results by post date (that I could find, anyways). I did skim through 5+ pages of search results but I apologize that I didn't either 1. scroll up a bit further on the last page before I posted, or 2. search through more pages for the exact answer.
Or you could just look at what files each patch replaces and then you'd see that they replace some of the same files. If that's the case then they aren't going to be compatible. Kinda the bare minimum amount you should do before modding almost any game tbh
My retardedness when it comes to modding still doesn't negate the fact that if there were such incompatibilities that were known by the author of the fix at the time, they probably should have listed those incompatibilities on their post that has the download of said fix, as that would probably stop a lot of these types of posts in the future.
There's 5 mods just on the front page, 3 of which are incompatible with each other. Mod devs shouldn't have to list every single incompatibility. If there were 10 mods on the front page then it wouldn't even be reasonable to expect the devs to know about all the incompatibilities. What would really stop these types of posts would be people taking 30 seconds to check the contents of the mods they're installing before they do.
Oh it does, it's just buried in the user preferences for some reason.
Kagura changed the size of the status screen to give themselves more space, but the result is that the old coding position from the base game that the mod is based on no longer aligns perfectly. However, the next update with have fixes for most of the inconsistencies that I have been ironing out. A simple fix for the moment would be using the policy.png from the mod and dropping it in the 'Picture' folder. Added it as an attachment below.
WOW 100k ?? that's actually insane !
Having played the game in jp, I can say that although Kagura took some liberties with the translation, it's not outright wrong. The fantl is good but a lot of things are translated literally. So while I haven't played any other of Kagura's localized games, the hate its getting based on just this project seems a little unfair.
This. I mentioned this before but someone actually went ahead and mentioned the FFFox mod on Inusuku's cien post. For developers that don't like people modding their works, stuff like this can demotivate them, if not force them to take action.
The uncensored patch doesn't remove the mosaics or anything, it's simply uncensored images, which the Color Mod would replace. The uncensored patch is only really needed with the Fan version anyway, as Kagura's is already uncensored. The money bug fix is only for the base game, not for the FFFox Mod, and the FFFox Mod and Godly Brother Mods don't mix either.
