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There are different paths. You see the pool scene for example if you hook up with Triss AND Charlotte. If you only are involved with one of them the outcome will be different.
Can't say anything about the rest.
Quick question, will this mod be updated to where you can take multiple roots at the same time?
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Check page 1 for the date of the latest update. And see if there is a tag that says "abandoned".
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Since several have the problem, a brief explanation:
The problem is that the WT mods do not come with modified
.rpyc files. If the original .rpyc files is in the .rpa and a modder changes something, they must always do so based on the .rpyc files from .rpa file. And these new .rpyc files have to be included then. Otherwise the saves will not work correctly. Reason is Python: Abstract syntax tree (AST).only modded rpy files => completely new rpyc files => incompatible with old saves
orignal rpyc files + modified rpy files => modified rpyc files => compatible with old saves
Apparently some modders don't know this or ignore it. In my mod, no
.rpcy files are needed because I don't change anything in the scripts that are relevant for saving. But WT mods must have .rpcy files with them. If the save is not compatible, renpy tries to find an earlier point that fits. If no such one is found, the game crashes.
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Yes, you get caught. That's unavoidable. The only way not to get caught is to not cheat on them in the first place.
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Dropped Emma, Lisa and Lauren altogether. Boom! No scare of being caught.
ok, so after unzipping there was two things i found suspicious in the game folder, a desktop.ini file containing the following lines
and a folder names "Rubbish" with a "tmp" folder inside containing a file with no extension named "lock"(witch seems to be empty after opening it in notepad), so just for fun i did a quick "virus" search of this thread, witch returned a lots of results!! XD seems this game as triggered a few people's antivirus lol(mostly win defender from a quick glance)!! so just to be on the safe side i deleted both the ini and the rubbish folder before launching the game, the game still starts normally, and haven't triggered the oh so mighty defender so far!! XD i'm not a pro programmer, and never had to wrote a desktop.ini, but i do dabble in programming as a hobby, and the fact the .ini is pointing to "MEGAsync.exe" in a non-existent user folder(who's "ovist"??) is kinda suspicious to me!!! 
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Lately it has become a bad programmer habit to put program files in Appdata (Discord does that as well, so does the business software in our company ... bah!). That's not what the folder is meant for. Programs should always go to "program files", Appdata is for ... Tadaa!! yes you guessed right: data. But lazy programmers who don't want to be concerned with elevated access rights (program installations and updates should require admin rights on a safe system) just put the whole thing to Appdata where any program started by the user can write to.ok, so after unzipping there was two things i found suspicious in the game folder, a desktop.ini file containing the following lines
and a folder names "Rubbish" with a "tmp" folder inside containing a file with no extension named "lock"(witch seems to be empty after opening it in notepad), so just for fun i did a quick "virus" search of this thread, witch returned a lots of results!! XD seems this game as triggered a few people's antivirus lol(mostly win defender from a quick glance)!! so just to be on the safe side i deleted both the ini and the rubbish folder before launching the game, the game still starts normally, and haven't triggered the oh so mighty defender so far!! XD i'm not a pro programmer, and never had to wrote a desktop.ini, but i do dabble in programming as a hobby, and the fact the .ini is pointing to "MEGAsync.exe" in a non-existent user folder(who's "ovist"??) is kinda suspicious to me!!!You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
desktop.ini is the file in which Windows stores certain folder settings, like the displayed icon or an alias name.
A lock file (usually called "~lock" or ".lock") is often used to preven multiple access to the same resources. If the software can't write the file, then it means that another instance is blocking the access, so it will abort. Usuall the file is empty (file size 0) and can be deleted at any time.
Conclusion: Most likely the person ("ovist") who created the archive had megasync installed in appdata and created the archive while megasync was running. He or she just put everything into the archive without excluding the junk files.