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Of course, she will be! she is the protagonist's greatest rival and arch-nemesis after all.inb4 perpetua is the secret final boss
Of course, she will be! she is the protagonist's greatest rival and arch-nemesis after all.inb4 perpetua is the secret final boss
Perpetua or Lillian is the Demon queen, I refuse to elaborate.inb4 perpetua is the secret final boss
I'm not sure how many ways I can describe it without people asking "am I sure". Yes, I have a save state where the real Shizu is 418/450 arousal. After I put her over the edge, she disappears and is replaced with a clone at the end of turn. Then, all three targets are clones. I have carefully identified each target before and after defeating the real Shizu. The fact I did this also means I didn't just "win" and move on in the game, instead of complaining about it here. I don't need to check for the 10th time. This is a bug.Are you absolutely sure that you defeated the right one? They switch places when you beat a clone, so if you identified the real one, defeated a clone, then defeated the one you thought was the real one, it was likely another clone. If yes, you're sure about that, then it sounds like a bug.
Yeah I'll pass. I realize now this is not the campus of knowledge and wisdom that I mistook it for. Wouldn't wanna immerse myself too deeply and contract anything contagious.Scroll up a bit, to the discussion "sofia and vixen should be executed on a main square"
I definitely understand your frustration at people asking the same thing over and over, but to be fair I'm like... 70% sure (because I haven't played in a bit) that every turn the real Shizu gets shuffled up again, so it's a very real possibility that you just missed and got supremely unlucky afterwards (though I doubt that since you could just reload a save and target a different one until you got the real one). But hey, on the bright side, I think you found a bug that no one else has before, so that's neat.I'm not sure how many ways I can describe it without people asking "am I sure". Yes, I have a save state where the real Shizu is 418/450 arousal. After I put her over the edge, she disappears and is replaced with a clone at the end of turn. Then, all three targets are clones. I have carefully identified each target before and after defeating the real Shizu. The fact I did this also means I didn't just "win" and move on in the game, and then complained about it here. I don't need to check for the 10th time. This is a bug.
I'll have you know my stupidity isn't contagious. Just stay like, 10 feet away from me at least so you don't step into my passive IQ debuffing aura.Yeah I'll pass. I realize now this is not the campus of knowledge and wisdom that I mistook it for. Wouldn't wanna immerse myself too deeply and contract anything contagious.
Well I asked because nobody else seems to be having a problem with her, we can all defeat her just fine. So it hardly seems unreasonable to at least consider the possibility that you are doing something wrong.I'm not sure how many ways I can describe it without people asking "am I sure". Yes, I have a save state where the real Shizu is 418/450 arousal. After I put her over the edge, she disappears and is replaced with a clone at the end of turn. Then, all three targets are clones. I have carefully identified each target before and after defeating the real Shizu. The fact I did this also means I didn't just "win" and move on in the game, instead of complaining about it here. I don't need to check for the 10th time. This is a bug.
I very much consider that I caused this to happen... somehow. We've already established that I am in fact targeting the correct Shizu, so now we can move on to alternate theories as to why the battle doesn't end when she is defeated. I was hoping that this was a known issue with a known solution, but at this point I seem to be the only one who has encountered this bug. Just trust me that the issue did occur how I described it and that I'm not simply confused.Well I asked because nobody else seems to be having a problem with her, we can all defeat her just fine. So it hardly seems unreasonable to at least consider the possibility that you are doing something wrong.
I beated Shizu a few days ago in my new game, no problem at all. I used making out stance and kisses, very effective against her. Maybe try that?I very much consider that I caused this to happen... somehow. We've already established that I am in fact targeting the correct Shizu, so now we can move on to alternate theories as to why the battle doesn't end when she is defeated. I was hoping that this was a known issue with a known solution, but at this point I seem to be the only one who has encountered this bug. Just trust me that the issue did occur how I described it and that I'm not simply confused.
I can provide my game save or any other information needed if someone wants to look into it. I've kept the save since it now documents the bug I encountered. I could contact the developers if there's a more direct method to bug reporting so they might investigate, if so inclined.
I'm planning to try the battle fresh from the start again on another save file to see if I encounter the issue once more or actually beat it this time. As you said, I should be able to beat this without developer assistance since no one else has encountered it. I'm willing to bet this is a specific edge-case to whatever happened in my game state and not a universal build issue blocking everyone's progression, otherwise someone would have said something already.
you could always.. i dunno.. upload your saveI very much consider that I caused this to happen... somehow. We've already established that I am in fact targeting the correct Shizu, so now we can move on to alternate theories as to why the battle doesn't end when she is defeated. I was hoping that this was a known issue with a known solution, but at this point I seem to be the only one who has encountered this bug. Just trust me that the issue did occur how I described it and that I'm not simply confused.
I can provide my game save or any other information needed if someone wants to look into it. I've kept the save since it now documents the bug I encountered. I could contact the developers if there's a more direct method to bug reporting so they might investigate, if so inclined.
I'm planning to try the battle fresh from the start again on another save file to see if I encounter the issue once more or actually beat it this time. As you said, I should be able to beat this without developer assistance since no one else has encountered it. I'm willing to bet this is a specific edge-case to whatever happened in my game state and not a universal build issue blocking everyone's progression, otherwise someone would have said something already.
As requested, I have attached save files of two separate instances encountering this issue. Each is labeled and ordered for clarity which I'll further detail at the bottom of this post. The files cover two fights where the bug occurred from start to finish.you could always.. i dunno.. upload your save
Perpetua is the True final Boss fight that reveals herself after defeating a Decoy Demon's Queen.Perpetua or Lillian is the Demon queen, I refuse to elaborate.
Syntax error.The true final boss is a way game coded.
I spent fiveteen minutes
Using goto is heresy!!The true final boss is a way game coded.
I spent fiveteen minutes checking how it works and its total disaster. Pasta bolognese and fuckton of "goto _label name_". Is this what python programmers are stands for?
This is not Thresh's code but the renpy framework codeThe true final boss is a way game coded.
I spent fiveteen minutes checking how it works and its total disaster. Pasta bolognese and fuckton of "goto _label name_". Is this what python programmers are stands for?
There are a frameworks for renpy?! Huh...This is not Thresh's code but the renpy framework code
Ren'Py itself is a framework, lol. Or more specifically a game engine for visual novels.There are a frameworks for renpy?! Huh...
Python is a C framework in that case.Ren'Py itself is a framework, lol. Or more specifically a game engine for visual novels.
Depends how loosely you use the definition. Although there's no need to get so uppity when you couldn't even find the /game/ folder, lol.Python is a C framework in that case.
Im just dont know how popular renpy is.