yo guys, i finished the game in normal difficulty, did all the shit and collected all the shit for the true endind but... How do i now get the true ending?
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ok so the first levels second fragment thing is fucking sneaky but i FOUND IT
there this damned sneaky path u can partially see the platform
there this damned sneaky path u can partially see the platform
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ManThePlower
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easier said than done, even a simple texture swap from Hasumi would require finetuning for the status effect changes on the body, like the Hypno Visor
but in theory it would prob be feasible. Just lots of effort required.
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So you're saying it's possible.
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I am serious. Currently working on game already, but given there was already a mod that did a total difficulty and AI adjustment, then technically, could have something where you have her replaced with the doctor, at least on a skin level.
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Having seen the scenes from the game before and the fan art of it, I finally found time to play it myself and oh boy, I am pleasantly surprised.
UPD: On the first day I got the normal end and bad ones. On the second one, I've got the true end and few remaining achievements. Such a fun little game.
UPD: On the first day I got the normal end and bad ones. On the second one, I've got the true end and few remaining achievements. Such a fun little game.
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asakoshura
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Same message I shared in the other game, but apparently there's a path to address a security concern in this and Hachina
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Pretty curious about that, did someone manage to get the game to run under unity ? Source-code wise it's fairly trivial, biggest issue is the framework (Anima2D) used to make the spine animations that don't play fair. While it's not technically infeasible, some part of the framework (namely the binding between meshes and bone impact) aren't working well when re-compiling it. While I blame an old version of the now-dead Anima2D for this kind of issues, it shouldn't be seriously hard to re-create that part of the game.
I personally think at some point I'd learn Godot a bit more and see how hard that would be to "port" the bones to the Godot built-in one (that looks promising ! See the image bellow).
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Previously I've (half-ly) been successful at porting the player model into Dragon Bones
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Which allows to use the model in dragon bones runtime (bad, slow) or export as spine 3.2 (better). Then 3.2 could be upgraded to spine 3.8 and the 3.8 version is afaik the only one we're able to run "for free" (arr yarr) while having widely available runtimes.
Re-using the game code is also an option, as all the animations works so far:
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Plus my real concern apart from the complexity is use of IP characters that are still used (hakkaku wrote about willing to re-use hasumi in a future game !) so at this point I fear it may be better to just roll a new, heavily inspired, game from it.
I do like this game that are still to this day one of my favourites, and seeing people work on it make me happy!
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so dumb question, but is there a group yet for the new game, or am I just an idiot who can't find it?