Ok I tried doing this with two different downloads of the game (the 3.0 from f95 a few weeks ago, and the raw 3.02 available on the Bob GoFile) but neither worked; it was the same issue. To do so, I loaded a save from the Bob translation that was in Port Natalia and had nothing done in the second continent, so I suppose that might have affected the saves and I could try doing the game from the beginning in the japanese versions, but that would be a pain if I'm honest so I'm hoping for a different solution, especially since I'm not sure that'd even work. I'm also not too sure why it would transfer over different instances of the game, sounds like it might be something to do with compatibility between my computer/settings and the game or perhaps internal files that the game downloads directly to appdata, if the game does that. Any other recommendations for something to try would be appreciated.
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Ah sorry for not responding. The patch that I mention before is the Arzorx's translation, sometimes when you patch it there will be a problem with galda's overworld sprite turning invisible and repatching it would solve the problem. Otherwise redownloading the newest prepatched one should solve the issue.
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Ahhh. Okay. Could you upload your patch file so I can use that to repatch, please?
I have a bunch of characters with encounter reduction in the party, so you can just book it straight to Mt. Saint Amos
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Nvm, is the correct save, there is no bug, you need to go to San Ilias first.
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Mine is still at 3.01 so using the newer one would be better. Just follow the
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Check my edit in the last post, you need to go to San Ilias first.
Yep that worked; I think you have to complete the library and talk to the Pope before you go find her at Mt. Saint Amos summit. What's weird is that, even before doing that, the trigger to lock you to the summit is still active and can softlock you without the npc to talk to (DON'T SAVE IF THAT HAPPENS), which is why I was confused. Anyways, thanks for the help
Are there actual new random encounters in the main portion of the chaos route, or are they all just the repeats?
Well, I only am on my phone, so, I can't patch it myself... And could you link me the link, please?
There's some new enemy, anything involve ruination event and main story will have new enemy.
Data folder 3.02 bobmtl ver 2.04 just realize bob release 2.05, it's an hour patching in phone so nope for patching again
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It didn't work. It's probably the graphics. How do you properly copy the graphics and paste theme?
Are you using raw 3.02, if yes then extract game.rgss3a first then copy extracted graphics folder into game graphics folder
Hello, I am joiplay user. Can I just download and play this game, I mean is it already translated or do I need to patch it somehow? If I need to translate it how can I do that.
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Well thx. I'm going to upload it.
Still having bug with the name of my new party member being in japanese but I remember that I need to do something to correct it but I'm not really sure
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Finished it at last.
I'll keep it somewhat vague so I don't have to cover this entire thing in spoilers, but I'm just kind of done with it all now. As in the OG, Paradox Part 1 and Part 2, the uplifting emotional moments and unserious funny parts and parody elements of Part 3 were brief respites from the plethora of hang-ups and shortcomings of the story. I don't have the energy or investment to detail a full review, I just can't muster the words for the game at this point. While I understand the positive response to finally finishing the game and getting the true ending where everyone is happy and celebrating, I just can't ignore everything that led up to that point. I'm much more concerned with the path the journey took rather than the ultimate destination, so while I'm not going to go into all the elements of the writing and overall plot of the game, I do really want to give at least one opinion now that I've finished so I'll just focus on one singular thing that is always lurking in the corners of my mind with these games.
My mind always lingers on the lack of catharsis whenever an atrocity is inflicted on-screen in these games. It is this specific aspect that just settles in like a brain-worm and sits festering after everything else is set and done. The OG was hit-and-miss with it, but we for damn sure had some parts there that did deliver on getting a truly evil scumbag permanently removed from the world, and her name was Cassandra. For all the unambiguous cruelty shown in Paradox, especially with the multiple village annihilations, I was really feeling the absence of certain characters receiving an OG Cassandra treatment with a one-way trip towards permanent oblivion, even with the caveat that there might be some external influence involved in some of the actions shown. And even the rare instance a culprit got offed by the end, I somehow feel like the unreleased 4th route will undo even those, so I'm here looking at this game feeling more and more like the meme of a man standing in front of an empty field going 'Behold the field in which I grow my fucks. Lay thine eyes upon it and thou shalt see that it is barren.'
In Paradox, lasting retribution seems to fall by the wayside in favor of stopping chaos and preserving existence, and if it does actually happen, it ends up feeling meaningless because of time and dimensional shenanigans going on everywhere undoing consequences upon consequences. That feeling stayed with me by the end of each part of Paradox, and it will just always feel like the evil asshole got away with a metaphorical slap on the wrist because greater good, we're all in this together, and all of existence is at stake. When that happens, it doesn't just affect my view of the perceived asshole getting away with it, but affects my view of everyone involved in allowing said asshole getting away with it. These characters are the biggest contenders associated with that notion for me in each part of Paradox:
In part 1, Lilith Sisters.
In part 2, Collab Event Villains.
In part 3, Kanon.
Given a week to think it over, it's likely that my overall opinion of this game will worsen, and I'll feel even more harshly for what I perceive as shortcomings in the narrative, but maybe I came at this entire thing with expectations that I really shouldn't have had from seeing how much unambiguous praise these games get, and perhaps this post will temper the expectations of any reader that might have had an experience similar to my own. Overall, I wasn't really surprised that it turned out the way it did. I just wish I didn't spend so many hours on it when I really should have long-internalized a crucial fact about the writing by the end of the OG, and especially by the time I finished Paradox Part 1:
It's a porn game where the writing is femdom hentai, what did I really expect?
I'll keep it somewhat vague so I don't have to cover this entire thing in spoilers, but I'm just kind of done with it all now. As in the OG, Paradox Part 1 and Part 2, the uplifting emotional moments and unserious funny parts and parody elements of Part 3 were brief respites from the plethora of hang-ups and shortcomings of the story. I don't have the energy or investment to detail a full review, I just can't muster the words for the game at this point. While I understand the positive response to finally finishing the game and getting the true ending where everyone is happy and celebrating, I just can't ignore everything that led up to that point. I'm much more concerned with the path the journey took rather than the ultimate destination, so while I'm not going to go into all the elements of the writing and overall plot of the game, I do really want to give at least one opinion now that I've finished so I'll just focus on one singular thing that is always lurking in the corners of my mind with these games.
My mind always lingers on the lack of catharsis whenever an atrocity is inflicted on-screen in these games. It is this specific aspect that just settles in like a brain-worm and sits festering after everything else is set and done. The OG was hit-and-miss with it, but we for damn sure had some parts there that did deliver on getting a truly evil scumbag permanently removed from the world, and her name was Cassandra. For all the unambiguous cruelty shown in Paradox, especially with the multiple village annihilations, I was really feeling the absence of certain characters receiving an OG Cassandra treatment with a one-way trip towards permanent oblivion, even with the caveat that there might be some external influence involved in some of the actions shown. And even the rare instance a culprit got offed by the end, I somehow feel like the unreleased 4th route will undo even those, so I'm here looking at this game feeling more and more like the meme of a man standing in front of an empty field going 'Behold the field in which I grow my fucks. Lay thine eyes upon it and thou shalt see that it is barren.'
In Paradox, lasting retribution seems to fall by the wayside in favor of stopping chaos and preserving existence, and if it does actually happen, it ends up feeling meaningless because of time and dimensional shenanigans going on everywhere undoing consequences upon consequences. That feeling stayed with me by the end of each part of Paradox, and it will just always feel like the evil asshole got away with a metaphorical slap on the wrist because greater good, we're all in this together, and all of existence is at stake. When that happens, it doesn't just affect my view of the perceived asshole getting away with it, but affects my view of everyone involved in allowing said asshole getting away with it. These characters are the biggest contenders associated with that notion for me in each part of Paradox:
In part 1, Lilith Sisters.
In part 2, Collab Event Villains.
In part 3, Kanon.
Given a week to think it over, it's likely that my overall opinion of this game will worsen, and I'll feel even more harshly for what I perceive as shortcomings in the narrative, but maybe I came at this entire thing with expectations that I really shouldn't have had from seeing how much unambiguous praise these games get, and perhaps this post will temper the expectations of any reader that might have had an experience similar to my own. Overall, I wasn't really surprised that it turned out the way it did. I just wish I didn't spend so many hours on it when I really should have long-internalized a crucial fact about the writing by the end of the OG, and especially by the time I finished Paradox Part 1:
It's a porn game where the writing is femdom hentai, what did I really expect?