I think I might have used it more to answer people's questions in here, than I did for the game itself!!At least somebody reads them, that's what matters.
I used to believe in the "give a man a fish\teach a man to fish" analogy.
At least somebody reads them, that's what matters.
Snorting guides is a much faster way of getting it directly to the brain!
Wait, what?
Yes, Sycho I have used the guides from the beginning. Thanks for your effort.At least somebody reads them, that's what matters.
Thanks, solved the problem. This info should be put in the OP or at least the FAQ because I've had no issues at all with the game until it froze there, even though it wasn't really a long path.
1.1.0 is the version in the OP, and you should get 7zip instead.
Most likely you have the game buried in a multitude of folders so the path is too long could you move the game to your C drive so the path reads C:/Mystwood Manor that should fix the problem
Yep, i dunno why, but it worked, just moved for another folder, as strange it could be because things like that never happened to me playing an unity game, it worked correctly, thanks anyway.
That was a bug and has been fixed in the hotfix version in the OP
It's not a Unity problem but a Windows problem. The whole length of a file name including all directories and sub directories is limited. This game is a bit more prone than others because (a) when unpacking it already comes in a subdirectory, and more importantly (b) has quite a detailed folder structure itself both in depth and descriptiveness of file names (e. g. Mystwood_Manor_Data\StreamingAssets\gamedata\locations\isabella\animations), so more than a third of the allowed length can already be gone. If you yourself have a similarily detailed approach (e. g. D:\Birulei\PrivateData\Leisure\Games\Lewd Games\Downloads\Completed Games\F95) it suddenly adds up.
Negative traits are ones your girls can get from certain choices during guest interactions (specific "quest" interactions not the "I'd like some back muscles for breakfast" interactions, e. g. you allow a guest to gawk on them instead of what you did).
