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The AppData folder is hidden by default. You have to change your Windows settings to show hidden files and folders. It's somewhere in the view menu of Windows Explorer.
I'm just going to self-quote from last page:
Really, the OP should be updated to actually explain what that file does, not just call it a "translation patch". It's a bugfix as well.
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The game has no sound but the main menu and the gallery have sound. Does anyone know the issue with this? I restarted and make a new game everytime and it the same.
... I am legitimately stumped there. The only thing I can think of would be something along the lines of if you're running it under WINE, which I doubt.
That usually happens when you un-archive Japanese games without setting your locale to Japanese (in Windows and the unarchiving software if need be - sometimes that's separate).
Yup.
But please be advised; the above "folder problem" wasn't because of the uploaded file being faulty, but you messing up the extraction. You need to be in Japanese locale, or (rather) use correctly set up WinRAR or some other utility that can tackle archives which were compressed on a system with Jap locale.
Just sayin'.
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So if I set my locale to jap, extract it and bring it back to normal, that alone should fix it? I'll try that when I wake up, thanks.Yup.
But please be advised; the above "folder problem" wasn't because of the uploaded file being faulty, but you messing up the extraction. You need to be in Japanese locale, or (rather) use correctly set up WinRAR or some other utility that can tackle archives which were compressed on a system with Jap locale.
Just sayin'.
Since it's a Unity game, yeah, I THINK you could do that if you *really* don't want to download that 285 MB again from the OP... Don't forget you'll need the translation fix patch as well.
I'd just redownload. Also, wouldn't change locale and restart the machine just to unzip something correctly then change back with another restart. And every time I see a .zip... That would just annoy me. Take my advice and set your WinRAR up correctly for such occasions.
Also, if it were another game engine(, heck, maybe even for some Unity Japanese games too), you may actually still need Japanese locale to run the game correctly (or at all), so get 'Locale Emulator' (and maybe NTLEAS - another emulator; but 98% of the time Locale Emulator will suffice)... Just my 2 cents.
I think I found it. I copied it into the data folder "MissionMermaiden_Data", but it's not doing anything or changing anything in the game.. Other than that folder, I see absolutely nothing else that mentions data after changing the windows settings.
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The game doesn't save to the game folder, it saves to the AppData folder elsewhere on your computer.
For a standard Windows install, it will be at C:\Users\[Your Username]\AppData\LocalLow\Hakkaku\MissionMermaiden
Or you can copy-paste this link from What Ever into your Windows Explorer address bar and it will take you there.
%localappdata%\..\LocalLow\Hakkaku\MissionMermaiden
So I installed the cheat file, but I'm running into a glitch. Every time I start a new game, it freezes when the character lands in the intro. When I continue a saved file, the character just runs to the left with no way to control her.
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BTW, the game will not launch if the game files are too deep into... files. But when I put the game into the desktop, it works fine now.
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This is a Windows issue, not a Mermaiden issue. Still kinda surprises me that in 2021 Windows still has a cap on the length of a directory string, but here we are.