Oh.. so that's why I see a bunch of games with mobiles versions but without the tags.., but I don't think every game will try to make a "official" port, sometimes It's just better to play the unofficial one..
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Yup, bless the modders and porters (and emulators)! The tag rule is probably for clarity, since there's no guarantee of third-party mods and ports receiving support.
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Im having similar issues as well. The 2 versions of the game I downloaded are either missing several files or have them renamed and I don't want to have to go through the game's files and edit all of them manually.
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Sounds like a bad extraction. I pulled the archive from Uploadhaven and extracted it with WinRAR, no problems encountered while playing to day 3. Extract again with something that can handle the Japanese encoding.
The answer is literally in the Installation part of the first post of this thread...
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Hey brother. Any chance you are gonna come back to this or?
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you have to talk with everyone at the bar when you done go talk with the guy in blue suit at the top ! same thing for the second bar scene !
I am having a similar problem with Nymphomania priestess where it first looks for a specific font and then looks for files that are missing (they already were not there after extraction). How do I fix it so I can play?
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If files are missing, install the required runtime package (RTP; see Installation in the opening post, different games need different packages). If the RTP does not solve the issue, extract again with a different extractor or different encoding settings - the extractor must handle the Japanese encoding correctly. Use a simple file path like "X:\Games\Miko" (alphanumericals only, no spaces, no virtual anything, etc.). Download the game archive again as a last resort.
Most of the time, file issues result from a failed extraction or a missing RTP. If memory serves, there should be no need to change system locale to Japanese (or emulate it). Only matters for the encoding/decoding.
If you're on Android/IOS/MacOS/not-Windows, then it's an emulation issue and your best bet is looking for help in that community.
Most of the time, file issues result from a failed extraction or a missing RTP. If memory serves, there should be no need to change system locale to Japanese (or emulate it). Only matters for the encoding/decoding.
If you're on Android/IOS/MacOS/not-Windows, then it's an emulation issue and your best bet is looking for help in that community.
It did work with a different extractor! Thank you very much!