RPGM Completed Paizuri Slave Training Program [v1.05] [Aeba no Mori]

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Hmeh

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You mean this game.exe in the game folder then? That came out clean when I scanned it, just to check I did another scan on virustotal and no alerts showed up there. On Community comments on VT page there were few by FileScan that claim it's a malicious file but that's about it.
 

opopi123

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You mean this game.exe in the game folder then? That came out clean when I scanned it, just to check I did another scan on virustotal and no alerts showed up there. On Community comments on VT page there were few by FileScan that claim it's a malicious file but that's about it.
Pretty sure the scan you are getting is the generic malware type for all rpgm games. Someone was saying that it was fishy that their game.exe runs through a bat file hence why people are saying that the game.exe you see in the first folder is a virus but there is no confirmation as of yet that it actually is. But it doesn't hurt to just delete it because it is actually isn't needed to run the game. You can run it from the second game.exe in the next folder instead. I looked into the bat file and there is a block of code that is in it that is encrypted but doesn't actually run since it's in a commented out section. Someone was on about how that it is fishy as fuck but that it's.
 

PornIsBadMmkay

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I usually take "this is malware" type messages with a grain of salt, but this program seems really weird.

The main .exe file (helpfully titled "game.exe") houses 8 separate processes when it runs. While it's not unusual for these sort of nested processes to appear with software, it does seem strange for a game this simple. Let's face it, there's not a whole lot going on beneath the surface with Paizuri Slave Training Program - there just is not lol. So why on earth does it need to have this much going on when it runs?
 
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opopi123

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I usually take "this is malware" type messages with a grain of salt, but this program seems really weird.

The main .exe file (helpfully titled "game.exe") houses 8 separate processes when it runs. While it's not unusual for these sort of nested processes to appear with software, it does seem strange for a game this simple. Let's face it, there's not a whole lot going on beneath the surface with Paizuri Slave Training Program - there just is not lol. So why on earth does it need to have this much going on when it runs?
Does that change when you run the exe further in? vs first exe you see?
 

PornIsBadMmkay

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OK I misremembered some small details. While the .exe in the game directory is called "game.exe" it instead opens up a process called "nwjs". Also, there are only 7, not 8 processes.

This is a snapshot of my task manager immediately after opening the game, so all of these subprocesses are here from the beginning.

Like I said, sometimes this is normal, and maybe this is just an example of that happening here.

I made this discovery when I was trying to use Cheat Engine to speed things up. I thought there was only one program to attach and scan, but as it turns out, there are multiple.

I attached to all of these processes individually, first using the speedhack option because it felt like the simplest and easiest approach to making the resources gather faster, since all you have to do is wait. At least one of these subprocesses seems legit, since when I speedhacked it, it sped up the animation of poor paizuri girl, so she started panting cartoonishly fast lol.
 
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Egor4ik

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My saves, the game is made in such a way that after each increase in boobs the paizuri variation is removed. If necessary, I can throw off the gallery unlocker
 
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