I tried the official patch. Is it me or it is lagging as hell ?
I tried the manual translation in this thread too a while ago and I don't think it was lagging.
I tried the manual translation in this thread too a while ago and I don't think it was lagging.
The AI translation is hard bullshit, I played 3 lvl for now and it's really... not good.
unedited MTL seems better. xD
The biggest problem is the translation of the same word is not always the same... ollict or Quarta knight have 15 differents name in the AI translation xD
And don't speak about pronouns, it's really bad. BAD.
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Yeah, the fan translation also includes rageso's lag fix, which is fantastic. The official one does not. I reposted it in the official game thread.
Also, thanks for the feedback re: translation quality! It's good to hear that my preprocessing makes a difference.
Need to fight the final battle to get gallery access. Fortunately, win or lose you still get it.
2000s, everyone complains about the quality of pirated products, translations are crooked and lag.
In 2020, everyone complains about the quality of official products: translations are crooked and lag.
How life puts everything in its place.
In 2020, everyone complains about the quality of official products: translations are crooked and lag.
How life puts everything in its place.
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Have to admit I was discouraged when I download the official English patch.
I bought the game to support the creator and I am looking forward to a third game; however the official english patch is disappointing to say the least.
I bought the game to support the creator and I am looking forward to a third game; however the official english patch is disappointing to say the least.
I love my AI projects, and use DeepL when playing untranslated games, but i am hesitant about this patch.
I'd perfer a non-mtl solution for this game.
That said, at least it's being provided for free (which is sadly more commentary on other games)
Patiently waiting for the proper fan-translation on this one for sure, these games are well worth the wait.
If you are speaking about the 2 translations, the translation made in f95 is better than the DLsite translation.
If you are speaking about the 2 games, I prefer the first. I have 0 surprise in the 2nd game, while the first one was a discovery. They made nearly no progress between the 2 games. So if you start by the 2nd, you will prefer it for the discovery I think but they are simply the same game.
It's just my opinion, don't flame me
1) I agree with your opinion.
By the way, I liked the levels more in part 1, except for the harassment on the train where you can’t give tasks and cyberspace.
But...
2) Since in 1 game the author gave it his all, and in fact this 1 game did all the existing analogues, and still does, but only in 90% of the parameters, and not in 98% as it was before.
Then the author simply ran out of ideas, since almost all analogues copy his work and the game went along the path of evolutionary changes, which, in the context of accelerating technological progress, is extremely little noticeable to a modern gamer.
A little more mechanics, for example, the cancellation of the transformation and the enemies removing the rings on the nipples, and the nipples themselves also block the milk.
The drawing has also improved significantly, and the slimes have become transparent.
5 levels instead of 4, a more advanced system of traps (I'm not talking about ambushes).
The RPG maker engine has become obsolete and simply does not pull this game.
3) The next game will also be 2 times better, but again, the changes will be little noticeable.
We are promised: a new rpg maker engine, slightly improved mechanics, which will essentially affect the speed of the game and the number of bugs, 2 heroines, voice acting, translation into other languages.
The RPG maker engine has become obsolete, I think only 4 or 5 games will be really normal. Mind you, 3 is not out yet.
By the way, I liked the levels more in part 1, except for the harassment on the train where you can’t give tasks and cyberspace.
But...
2) Since in 1 game the author gave it his all, and in fact this 1 game did all the existing analogues, and still does, but only in 90% of the parameters, and not in 98% as it was before.
Then the author simply ran out of ideas, since almost all analogues copy his work and the game went along the path of evolutionary changes, which, in the context of accelerating technological progress, is extremely little noticeable to a modern gamer.
A little more mechanics, for example, the cancellation of the transformation and the enemies removing the rings on the nipples, and the nipples themselves also block the milk.
The drawing has also improved significantly, and the slimes have become transparent.
5 levels instead of 4, a more advanced system of traps (I'm not talking about ambushes).
The RPG maker engine has become obsolete and simply does not pull this game.
3) The next game will also be 2 times better, but again, the changes will be little noticeable.
We are promised: a new rpg maker engine, slightly improved mechanics, which will essentially affect the speed of the game and the number of bugs, 2 heroines, voice acting, translation into other languages.
The RPG maker engine has become obsolete, I think only 4 or 5 games will be really normal. Mind you, 3 is not out yet.
Honestly, the main disappointment (I still liked the 2nd game, just wasn't amazing to me) was the fact that 2 seemed to rehash all ideas from 1. I constantly had this strange feeling of déjà-vue.
Of course I also liked the design of the first character more but that's neither here nor there.
Of course I also liked the design of the first character more but that's neither here nor there.
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I personally prefer the first game as well, the fact there were so many reused enemies was a disappointment (i was still really glad the slime olict returned though, it was my second favorite in the first game)
It did introduce some really nice fetishes like XP drain, but sadly it was missing weakness analysis, which i was really looking forward to
It did introduce some really nice fetishes like XP drain, but sadly it was missing weakness analysis, which i was really looking forward to
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I prefer the 1st game purely because of the way the nipple rings and panties work. Until you figure out how to get the codes and where to use them, you are stuck with them. They are not something you can just ignore because of how easily they can be used to interupt your actions. The dungeon where the enemies apply them is also when the game first starts to get difficult enough that you will likely end up wearing them. In contrast, in the 2nd game the rings are only applied by incredibly obvious traps and weak enemies. They are easily removed without requiring any special items or effort, sometimes even coming off on their own. Boring!
I want more "cursed items" and status effects that work like the first games version of the rings and less that work like the 2nd games version. Even better if some of the bad states are able to become permanent under certain conditions.
I want more "cursed items" and status effects that work like the first games version of the rings and less that work like the 2nd games version. Even better if some of the bad states are able to become permanent under certain conditions.
Yeah, getting and keeping a bad status felt like a bad choice in 2 which, imo, should not be the case.
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Nah, it should be a bad choice - but one forced on you(Ignoring things like full baste runs). Like the previous person's example, it's not like you would want to get the nipple rings/vibrating panties, but if you ended up with them because of the difficulty spike from things like those damn bats then you're stuck with em. Outside of boss losses, most of the bad states can just be removed in this one pretty easily.
Unrelated, but personally I'd like to see them open with the lewd crest in one of these games. Despite how common of a trope the things are in art, they're honestly pretty rare as a gameplay mechanic. Usually just show up as a one-off in a scene, or the capstone to the corruption (As is the case in both these games).
The only games I can think of that use it at all are like, Branded Azel, Ark of Artemis and I guess technically those super mid 'The X and the lewd crest' games. Maybe Shimobashira's new game will scratch that itch for me.