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So are the h-scenes in ROBF fully translated anywhere? Every version I've ever found does not have all the H-scenes translated, and it looks like there's replies on the first few pages of this thread indicating that they aren't fully translated here either.
EDIT: For future researchers, my conclusion after several days of searching and downloading various versions is that no, a fully translated version of ROBF does not exist. Apparently the dev was heavy handed with takedowns, and the defeat scenes have a weirdly obscure way of encoding the text (or something, I'm not a programmer) that made it surprisingly tedious to translate. So it's likely it will never be fully translated. RIP.
EDIT: For future researchers, my conclusion after several days of searching and downloading various versions is that no, a fully translated version of ROBF does not exist. Apparently the dev was heavy handed with takedowns, and the defeat scenes have a weirdly obscure way of encoding the text (or something, I'm not a programmer) that made it surprisingly tedious to translate. So it's likely it will never be fully translated. RIP.
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I have to go to Glast Heim to complete these missions but I can't.
What should I do to enter the Glast Heim?
- Mar 27, 2020
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- Jan 7, 2020
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Enjoyed Re:BF and wanted to try this one out. sucks that not even the first in the trilogy is fully translated.
hi man do you know where i can find the other ones even partially translated ? i woild like to play sequels but i never found games there were nearly playable for non japanese speakers
Links down, the autor must have hunt it down as usual. If you can, please add me to your thread. I found a version of robfyeoy but unplayable :/
- Jan 18, 2020
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IT seems someone must take action against this type of behavior and deception. As long as someone doesn't make a BF game using the assets from ROBF games, the developer will just continue to act up like a spoiled brat. AT this point, someone should take the game, make their own renamed version of it under RPG-maker common license and distribute it for free as it is.
- Jan 7, 2020
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Right? Can you imagine the utter gall this dev must have to take down links to pirated copies of the game he made? i mean what does he expect us to do? Buy something he must have spend countless hours creating? Scoff!
- Nov 27, 2018
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yes because intentonally limiting his games reach by shutting down fan translations and also yes pirates leads to soo many more copies sold, most people on here would not have known about the game otherwise and if there was no pirated version then they would not have bought it regardless.
and shutting down pirates wont solve the issue of piracy either cause there will always be more, instead you have make the game as widely available as possible, but again the dev wont get it into their head that stupid limiting to constrained markets does not result in more sales or money and only encourages piracy.
rant done