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So I am trying out the story mode and had a quick question, do we still need to refer to the walkthrough or can I get through the game without it?
Also, I got stuck on Day 1, Monday evening, I have the option to check on the staff/improve my relationship with Julia, but after I talk to her, bottom right corner of the screen there is the skip button, but nothing happens. Basically, I'm stuck, I can't advance or get out.
My only option is to exit the game completely. Am I missing something??
Also, I got stuck on Day 1, Monday evening, I have the option to check on the staff/improve my relationship with Julia, but after I talk to her, bottom right corner of the screen there is the skip button, but nothing happens. Basically, I'm stuck, I can't advance or get out.
My only option is to exit the game completely. Am I missing something??
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Can you attach your player log, please?
Use the Windows + R keys and paste the following in your Run box:
%userprofile%\AppData\LocalLow\Faerin Games\Mystwood Manor
Please use WinZip, WinRAR or 7-Zip to attach the log. Additionally, I just need the log file, not the entire directory.
As far as the walkthrough, that's basically up to you. You may need it for some of the mini games.
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Technical problems are another topic. Although I always wondered about that. In the entire development, where i also got the newest demo from time to time, i never really had bugs. Except for those events that were triggered too early because the prerequisites were not exactly right.
Generally you don't need a walkthrough. The events and their requirements are very well labeled in the corresponding gallery. If you stick with it, you should be able to get through the game easy
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There are the mini games (like with Jim Dalson during his events, for example) that don't have hints for them.
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Ok right but you don't really need them to get through the game. However, his quizzes are a bit tricky. There is asked, among other things, about the most successful films, cars, etc. I always googled it online. And it's a bit difficult there, because the answers in the game don't exactly match the actual offline state. Because some these things do indeed change. Cities continue to grow, cars are still bought. The answers in the game no longer all correspond to reality
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I admit that I also Googled the answers during testing when I wrote the quick-guide. lolOk right but you don't really need them to get through the game. However, his quizzes are a bit tricky. There is asked, among other things, about the most successful films, cars, etc. I always googled it online. And it's a bit difficult there, because the answers in the game don't exactly match the actual offline state. Because some these things do indeed change. Cities continue to grow, cars are still bought. The answers in the game no longer all correspond to reality
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Thank you.
Try shortening the path. That should fix the problem. I'm not seeing any other issues (though I do see the crash in the log).
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The player log shows the game's path as:
Try moving the game's folder to: D:\Mystwood Manor v1.1.0 (Patreon - Windows) or use D:\AVNs\Mystwood Manor v1.1.0
Either of which will shorten the path.
Great game, but judging by the evolution from Man of the House to Mystwood Manor, the third game by Faerin will be so grind heavy it will take 7 hours to unlock the "New Game" option in main menu.
You know these are simulations and not fuckfests? and also: games and not movies
You know you can have a good game that doesn't require you to repeat every action 570 times?You know these are simulations and not fuckfests? and also: games and not movies
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Yes, but some people like to work a little for your reward. I mean, you could have told the story of Mass Effect without all that shooting people and stuff.
That is what Story Mode was for.
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As others have pointed out, Story Mode will lessen your clicks, but keep in mind: Story mode does not have all the "rewards" as Normal mode.