Unity Completed Mystwood Manor [v1.1.2] [Faerin]

[cxx]

Gotta say though, with the prices the guests pay, after you unlocked all the rooms there is hardly any use for money anymore, so no need to keep the hotel filled, and with only one or two guests you can just set up, play for the days of their stay without changing anything, and only then allow new guests to come in when "the dust has settled". Let all the girls rest, then one evening shift of repairs/cleaning/security/healthcare, and you're set to go for the next nun.

yea money lost meaning wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy before end and before that no salary and half salary cards were god's gift from heaven.

 

[SEGHIR]

linux users

 

[Sycho]

linux users

What about them? If you're asking if Linux users can play the game, yes, you can play it on Linux, but only through a Windows VM or WINE.

 

[SEGHIR]

What about them? If you're asking if Linux users can play the game, yes, you can play it on Linux, but only through a Windows VM or WINE.

thanks but i don't like use vm or wine and anything related to windows

 

[Sycho]

thanks but i don't like use vm or wine and anything related to windows

Well, then I guess you won't be able to play it then because there's no Linux port and Faerin isn't porting it to Linux.

 

[cxx]

thanks but i don't like use vm or wine and anything related to windows

wine has very little to do with windows.

 

[PK02]

I managed to make it work on Linux through Lutris after uninstalling the flatpak version and downloading it from my OS' repository. Why it didn't work on the flatpak version, I have no idea.

 

[SEGHIR]

Well, then I guess you won't be able to play it then because there's no Linux port and Faerin isn't porting it to Linux.

I managed to make it work on Linux through Lutris after uninstalling the flatpak version and downloading it from my OS' repository. Why it didn't work on the flatpak version, I have no idea.

it's permission problem, flatpak doesn't give the required permission.
use flatpak only with suspicious package

 

[SEGHIR]

I managed to make it work on Linux through Lutris after uninstalling the flatpak version and downloading it from my OS' repository. Why it didn't work on the flatpak version, I have no idea.

and that's really a good idea thanks bro

 

[rb813]

You can type the same question on google and get the answer directly. That's how these mini games are supposed to work.

This is a necropost, but I was just now looking for the answer on this thread, precisely because I already tried that, and the answer that Google said was deemed to be wrong in the game. That might be because the person who programmed the game didn't actually program in the correct answer, or maybe the Google result didn't have the correct answer, or maybe the correct answer changed since the time the game was made. Either way, I did type the same question into Google and I don't have the answer.

what are the three most populated cities in the world？


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For the record, the correct answers in the game are Tokyo, Delhi, Shanghai.

 

[Nemo56]

This is a necropost, but I was just now looking for the answer on this thread, precisely because I already tried that, and the answer that Google said was deemed to be wrong in the game. That might be because the person who programmed the game didn't actually program in the correct answer, or maybe the Google result didn't have the correct answer, or maybe the correct answer changed since the time the game was made. Either way, I did type the same question into Google and I don't have the answer.


For the record, the correct answers in the game are Tokyo, Delhi, Shanghai.

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[Sycho]

This is a necropost, but I was just now looking for the answer on this thread, precisely because I already tried that, and the answer that Google said was deemed to be wrong in the game. That might be because the person who programmed the game didn't actually program in the correct answer, or maybe the Google result didn't have the correct answer, or maybe the correct answer changed since the time the game was made. Either way, I did type the same question into Google and I don't have the answer.


For the record, the correct answers in the game are Tokyo, Delhi, Shanghai.

The answers are also in my Quick-Guide posted in OP, and BTW, the answers in there I found via a Google search when I wrote it during the game's development.

 

[Cartageno]

It should be said though that some often used statistics like "coastline length" and here "largest city" just do not really have definitive answers. Different countries handle it differently, some give a kind of "city rights" to large rural areas (granted, they won't appear in this question), some include neighboring smaller cities, others don't, and you have megacities spanning across multiple administrative cities which have grown together - which made (maybe still makes) Essen the by far largest city in Germany in the CIA world factbook because they counted the whole Ruhr area in, when we in Germany do not even consider it top 5 with only a fraction of Berlin's size. But if they did it differently then they would compare apples to oranges in a way. So in the end there will be no "one correct answer" for the question but multiple which all have some claim to correctness.

Edit: I wrote that CIA considers Essen to be the largest city in the world, which of course was utter nonsense, I meant to say "in Germany", so corrected it.

 

[rb813]

It should be said though that some often used statistics like "coastline length" and here "largest city" just do not really have definitive answers. Different countries handle it differently, some give a kind of "city rights" to large rural areas (granted, they won't appear in this question), some include neighboring smaller cities, others don't, and you have megacities spanning across multiple administrative cities which have grown together - which made (maybe still makes) Essen the by far largest city in the world in the CIA world factbook because they counted the whole Ruhr area in, when we in Germany do not even consider it top 5 with only a fraction of Berlin's size. But if they did it differently then they would compare apples to oranges in a way. So in the end there will be no "one correct answer" for the question but multiple which all have some claim to correctness.

Exactly. I got a bunch of search results that said the three most populous cities were Tokyo, Jakarta, Delhi (don't think Jakarta was even an option in the game). Google searches are not a universally uniform experience.

 

[Nemo56]

Exactly. I got a bunch of search results that said the three most populous cities were Tokyo, Jakarta, Delhi (don't think Jakarta was even an option in the game). Google searches are not a universally uniform experience.

I copy / pasted the question into google and got the answers for the game. See my previous post.
Maybe it's region dependent?

 

[applepie123]

So is story mode just a no go with the black screen after first customer arrived and staff meeting with mc's mother? Searched the thread and tried some stuffs but nothing seems to help.

 

[rb813]

Maybe it's region dependent?

I don't know if it would even be based on region, just that Google's search engine attenuates their answers to the individual user, based on stuff like what they've searched before (and maybe sites they've visited, etc.). It shouldn't make much difference with a fact-based question like this, but I have had situations in the past where the Google results were giving me basically the opposite of what I asked for (that was more like some previous searches I had done) as if it was saying "you searched that, but I know you actually meant this." Really frustrating.

Anyway, the point is that you can't reasonably assume someone else will have the same experience of a Google search that you had. Maybe when it first came out, but it's not built like that anymore. (Not to mention that some people might use different search engines, or have those "snippets" at the top of the search result hidden by their ad blocker, or who knows what other weird edge cases. And that's on top of what's already been said about how the actual correct answer that Google should give you might change over the years.)

 

[cxx]

And that's on top of what's already been said about how the actual correct answer that Google should give you might change over the years.)

they have on many things and will change but still doable (currently, can't say that about in future after 10, 20 or 50 years).

 

[Cartageno]

I don't know if it would even be based on region, just that Google's search engine attenuates their answers to the individual user, based on stuff like what they've searched before (and maybe sites they've visited, etc.).

They certainly do that. I remember googling some ominous abbreviation at work I found in one document and immediately was shown the (for me) correct answer: some otherwise probably pretty obscure Spanish institute working in my field. I am positive that other users (or me if googling at home and not at work) would have gotten some of the more generally interesting answers I also found, like a popular video game or some US college team.

 

[Sycho]

So is story mode just a no go with the black screen after first customer arrived and staff meeting with mc's mother? Searched the thread and tried some stuffs but nothing seems to help.

Yes, that's correct. There's no issues with Normal mode, though.