- Dec 2, 2022
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Huh odd there isn't some shit tier mtl of it already here. But thank you for the info.
Oh, there is, but it's shit tier that goes through Google Translate. I tried it and it's unplayable.
RPGM - [Translation Request] Enisia and the Contract Crest ~The Little Saint of Horseshoe Street~ [RJ386773] [Shimobashira Workshop] | F95zone for the JP version, Tool - RPGM - MTool: RPGMaker/WolfRPG/TyranoBuilder/SRPGStudio/Kirikiri/SGB Real-time cheat + one-click machine translation tool | F95zone for the tool.
Was really annoyed by words cutting off in the dialogue box. I think I managed to fix it by going into YEP_MessageCore.js and changing the Game_System.prototype.wordWrap = function() to always return true. It remains to be seen if this will break something else, but I'm posting it here as I found no ingame solutions when searching.
- May 7, 2019
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Is this the font that is supposed to be used for the game and it's just missing? It sure is easier than editing the code. But I also feel that a program should be able to display text without cutting words regardless of the font used.
- Sep 24, 2017
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When interacting with the bust statue of the principal after destroying the 13 candle in school it doesn't do anything for me, any idea why? Mabye because I'm still at chapter 4?
I downloaded the japanese version and used mtool.. it's very playable.. or do you mean just the english mtl on f95 is unplayable? ..well, I guess to be fair if english is a 2nd language, then bad english is even worse english.. so then I do understand..
I will say the game has it's strangeness, especially with the direction the DEV decided to go with dungeons.. and I wanted to 'build up the church' like in Ambrosia.. but that was a missed opportunity on the DEV's part.. there are other gripes I have, but it's still a pretty good game in the same way the DEV made his other games... just quite a few missed opportunities.. maybe he ran out of time or something, who knows..
It has been a while since I played this, but I think you have to click on the statue from the top (backside) of the statue. If that isn't it, just click on all sides of the statue, one of them should trigger the interaction.
I think a lot of the stuff in that left room is kind of post game content.
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ya i need to know how to trigger those events and release that seal, i have upgraded everything already
how can I let her go out without any dresses? I have a lot of shame and lust 999 but she don't want to go out without a dress.
- Oct 10, 2021
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- Oct 10, 2021
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I think that Corruption is one way only, there is no item that I can see on my completed game, that allows you to reduce corruption. You can reduce Miasma, but that's about it.
Some corruption isn't a bad thing, it can unlock Dark based skills (behind the gate on right side of Memoria's area) and there are some items you can craft that are pretty good. On my first play through, I had about 50 or 60 corruption and was able to complete the game just fine.
Once you beat the main story, your corruption will never rise above 90 (so, so you can slut it up as much as you want), but while you are still going through the main story you need to watch your corruption or it's a game over.
There are no items that reduce corruption that I remember, but completing missions reduces corruption, and that includes the repeatable side missions of beating up a few enemies if I remember correctly. I'm not 100% sure, it's been a while since I did my full run. It might just be main missions that reduce corruption.
Because the corruption isn't just about you, it's also about how corrupt everyone else is. So defeating enemies helps stem the tide of corruption, and on the other hand, losing missions results in more corruption because they spread it more unopposed.
Because the corruption isn't just about you, it's also about how corrupt everyone else is. So defeating enemies helps stem the tide of corruption, and on the other hand, losing missions results in more corruption because they spread it more unopposed.