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You're welcome.TY for telling me.
You can click on the "Report" link in OP and select "Other".
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After reading this and all your other posts to other members here that could have helped you out this is exactly how I see you
Since people are so obsessed with my opinion here, Ill try to expand on it for you.
I think where we diverge is on a fundamental difference of the perspectives of what constitutes "extra" / "bonus" content compared to expected "Main content".
In this game you can get to your first ending with about 35% of the game completed.
at that point the game says (paraphrasing) "If you click this continue button you can get a harem ending when all the possible story lines are completed"
1) at that point, even though the games words label this as "special ending", the very act of clicking the continue button is affirmation of the desire to complete a harem ending. This makes the expectation "there will be a harem ending at the end of the story" since that is what the game is literally saying to you.
-->> it is my opinion that this position in relation to the further 70% or more of the content that constitutes the rest of the games story (being multiple other women), absolutely Disqualifies this ending as "Bonus content" or "extra content". The only actual harem ending is fundamentally part of the main story when the main story tells you to expect it coming when you are only 35% of the way through the game.
2) the collection of pictures and the "100%-ing" of an achievements list are fundamentally BONUS content in any reasonable industry definition of it.
Therefore, it is my opinion, that the progress towards the completion of the expected Main content ending (NOT bonus content as established by argument 1), NECESSARILY should NOT require the "100%-ing" of BONUS CONTENT (since it would directly negate its own definition, as per argument 2).
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I think where we diverge is on a fundamental difference of the perspectives of what constitutes "extra" / "bonus" content compared to expected "Main content".
In this game you can get to your first ending with about 35% of the game completed.
at that point the game says (paraphrasing) "If you click this continue button you can get a harem ending when all the possible story lines are completed"
1) at that point, even though the games words label this as "special ending", the very act of clicking the continue button is affirmation of the desire to complete a harem ending. This makes the expectation "there will be a harem ending at the end of the story" since that is what the game is literally saying to you.
-->> it is my opinion that this position in relation to the further 70% or more of the content that constitutes the rest of the games story (being multiple other women), absolutely Disqualifies this ending as "Bonus content" or "extra content". The only actual harem ending is fundamentally part of the main story when the main story tells you to expect it coming when you are only 35% of the way through the game.
2) the collection of pictures and the "100%-ing" of an achievements list are fundamentally BONUS content in any reasonable industry definition of it.
Therefore, it is my opinion, that the progress towards the completion of the expected Main content ending (NOT bonus content as established by argument 1), NECESSARILY should NOT require the "100%-ing" of BONUS CONTENT (since it would directly negate its own definition, as per argument 2).
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I odn't play the Mac version, but I see no reason why it should behave differently. Did you try to put the file in the main directory?
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Well, that's the tricky part : you have to open the package of the game to see the contents in it. When you do that, you have this :
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So, I went to the Contents directory and you find this :
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The mapping.xml here is the patch. As you can see, file structure is quite different from windows version where the mapping.xml would have already been found. I searched in every directory/sub-directory and there's no such file there, so wondering if this patch is windows only or not.
There is supposed to be an 'original' mapping file, somewhere in there (not sure where exactly), but find that, and replace it with the patch version.
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I have been told it was the same folder as Savegames. Same as the FAQ.
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If that doesn't work ^, our Mac person will be on later.Unfortunately, there's no mapping.xml in there also. Appreciate the help.
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Sorry, I am using Linux, so I can't check, but I would guess that process is same. Why don't you try?
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Yeah, the only difference is you won't get the Steam achievement with that version.
Sorry to hear it, Did you try putting it in the same folder as the FAQ.pdf?
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It worked indeed. Thanks TheDevian and Thermophob for the help. Just have not to worry that there wasn't a mapping.xml in the first place and put the patch right after showing the package contents.
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There are no mods for this game due to the fact they will bug your saves. As for saves themselves, look at the spoiler under "Support" in the OP.
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There is a Mac version on the
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