This is apparently because some programming languages don't like 0 as a value. Why it's popped up now I'm not sure, that code's been in there forever. I will look around more then update the main post but try the attached hotfix.
here is an old save This one should have before you configure it for the new patients
The patients come in waves and the game checks how many you've treated. Somehow Izzy isn't counting in your list so you're stuck at 14 (the hidden counter, not the public one) when it should be 15, and 15 is the threshold for the new wave. I'm not sure how that happened - I just re-went through and it worked properly from a fresh start for me, but you and others seem to have that same problem so I'll keep digging.
No idea! I edited and re-attached it and it somehow added that, maybe there's something in the forums that adds that to avoid bait-and-switches. I've re-edited and re-attached again hopefully that's gone now (edit - it happened again, I'll remove it once I update later). It's just a new version of the html file, it has to be zipped to be added in a post.Uhhh.... why is the Name of the Attached File [VIRUS]?
I'm going through and fixing a couple other small bugs I've found too, so I'll re-upload the main links later today for fixes for some of these things.
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Quick hot-fix done, new debugging option included in Therapy to hopefully give a way out of the new patients not showing up. Remember you have to finish each batch before the next group shows up. I don't know what caused the error for some of you but my quick tests just now with the saves provided did work to fix it.
There still seem to be a bug. When I have 13 patients finished - as soon as I finish the 14th - it gives me 3 new ones, losing final one from the last batch.
Not exactly.
Some programming languages, or more precisely in this case specific JavaScript runtimes being run in strict mode, don't like it when you do things like precede a number value like
123 with a zero (eg. 0123). Because in the past doing so indicated that the number value was base 8 (octal), and not base 10 (decimal).And the error message is just explaining that now if you want a base 8 number you precede it with a Zero plus lower-case letter O. eg.
0o123