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You really can't miss anything in this game if you pay attention to what the hints are telling you.
Just read the hints and try not cheating.
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The simplest answer I can offer is, one is in Unity, the other is not.
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The simplest answer I can offer is, one is in Unity, the other is not.
does anyone help me please skip the introduction? I read everything from this topic but I did not succeed by any method, I do not know how to skip the first day, please help me
- Sep 25, 2018
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Use Linux. Much easier to handle Wine as on Mac.Dang! Cannot make it work usng Wineskin
If there is any kind soul who can provide a working blank app wrapper for me to drag the game content inside, I will really appreaciate it
Even more after Catalina removed 32bit support and you need Wine's 32bit libraries, because Moth is a 32bit application
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Sorry but I am not that savvy, so using/working with Linux is not an option for me unfortunately. I thought about a blank mac wrapper as it does not weight much (so to not bother the user uploading it), and I can always drag and drop the game content and point it to the exe in it afterwards.Use Linux. Much easier to handle Wine as on Mac.
Even more after Catalina removed 32bit support and you need Wine's 32bit libraries, because Moth is a 32bit application
If anybody is using Wineskin to run this game, let me know if you got the same directx11 error, and/or if you added specific winetricks into it in order to make it work.
- Sep 25, 2018
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Again, if you use MacOS Catalina you can't play MotH on your Mac. Doesn't matter if you use native Wine or a different Wine fork aka Wineskin, PlayOnMac etc.
The only option you have is to get your hands on a native MotH Mac build, because the original Mac build supports 64bit systems on macOS Catalina aka macOS 10.15.
Here is where you can download MotH for Mac:
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Got it cold_arctus . Thanks for the links. I have El Capitan, but might be the same as Catalina; idk.
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You can't skip the intro but you can skip through the text by using the CTRL key on your keyboard.
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I had it running in a wineskin wrapper for a while, but then Faerin upgraded the Unity he was using and wineskin couldn't handle it anymore. I tried using the tools in the wrapper to upgrade the wine it was using, but I didn't have any luck getting it to work. Wineskin is 3 years (or so) old...it just doesn't work with newer games.Dang! Cannot make it work usng Wineskin
If there is any kind soul who can provide a working blank app wrapper for me to drag the game content inside, I will really appreaciate it
So I wrote a script to launch wine for me. Get it here: https://f95zone.to/threads/man-of-the-house-v1-0-2c-extra-faerin.3691/post-1267923 .
Wineskin Winery is wine wrapper. It lets you make a Mac app out of a wine-run program. But it hasn't been maintained, and bitrotted.Use Linux. Much easier to handle Wine as on Mac.
Even more after Catalina removed 32bit support and you need Wine's 32bit libraries, because Moth is a 32bit application
So there isn't much difference then ? The reason I asked is that while skimming through various threads, I've seen some ppl comment that they prefer one over the other. So I take it that the difference then would be the same as Windows vs Linux vs Mac ?The simplest answer I can offer is, one is in Unity, the other is not.
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Yeah, pretty much. I mean sure, with Ren'Py games you can roll back the dialog if you inadvertently skipped something that might have been important to take note of, but with MotH for instance (I can't speak for other Unity based games/AVNs), there was a dialog history you could access and it wouldn't cause problems like you'd see rolling back in Ren'Py games.
They're both good on their own merits though. I can't knock either one.
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Supporting Sycho, it's more a matter of taste. Ren'Py generally has some comfort features like skipping seen text, rolling back (i. e. going back a bit to redecide or reread some dialogue) which in Unity many but not all programmers copy. In the end it's a matter of taste but many seem to be happy with Ren'Py because they know all the options, how to access menus, etc. which isn't always working the same in other engines.
The only engine which really has some mechanics which may stand out and you like them or not is RPGM with the "running around in 2D top down pixel graphics" which can take a lot of time and is disliked by quite a few people.
But in the end it's for you to decide and as long as you're asking "what's the big deal?" it's probably not a big deal.
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The decision making is typically my reason for rolling back if something didn't work out in my favor.
Though I have seen one game (can't recall the name offhand) where rollback was locked when a decision needed to be made. Once you've selected your choice, you were stuck with that decision, even if it didn't go well. lol
I think that limits players, IMHO.