Unity Red Lotus Ninja Scroll [v0.1.0 Alpha] [Sekiren2023]

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...Please remember that the search button exists, this question has been asked way too many times at this point. It's a false positive, the game is safe. Were it not, you would see us discussing that a lot more.

Yeah but it also opens up a command window when you open the game, if you unpack the extract the files to your desktop, it skips whatever the malware is and you can run the game, but if you dont extract the game and open it as it is, it will automatically close the game while giving you a failed attempt.

 

[Blair Winter]

Blair Winter So it turns out we have a new version of the "new version" "where's the latest version?" dilemma. The cycle never ends-

Of course, it never was about that specific question. It's the inability to look for information. No surprise.


Maybe to some.

 

[Zane Carlson]

here's me being hyper aggressive. it's not particularly hard, but you do have to watch out to not go too crazy

The REAL challenge of this game!

 

[Supreme Dumbass of Thyme]

Yeah but it also opens up a command window when you open the game, if you unpack the extract the files to your desktop, it skips whatever the malware is and you can run the game, but if you dont extract the game and open it as it is, it will automatically close the game while giving you a failed attempt.

...That has nothing to do with malware. The entire reason it does that is because of BepInEx, which is needed in order to actually translate the game and is the only reason the game is now in English instead of us still having to use Google Translate for every single frame. While I understand being cautious, you can't jump at every irregularity and say "GASPETH! THEY'RE TRYING TO STEAL MY PRECIOUS DATA!" I'mma be real with you dawg, no one is going through the hellscape it is to translate this game just to take the two cents you have in your wallet.

And once again, the icing on the cake: if it was ACTUALLY MALWARE, you'd have seen people actively talking about it a lot more often than just a few people asking "is it malware?"

 

[Supreme Dumbass of Thyme]

Of course, it never was about that specific question. It's the inability to look for information. No surprise.


Maybe to some.

It really isn't a surprise, but damn, does it still sting sometimes...