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Thank you so much!!!
That was much more complicated than I expected... do you have a list of the switches, or are you manually scrolling through and checking names? It'd be nice to be able to quickly find specific ones, but the save editor I've been using doesn't have any search function
EDIT: Oh, and how do I get my old saves to show up again? Also had a male playthrough that I wasn't too far into, but still an hour or two that I'd hate to lose
Did the new save I made overwrite a save of yours? If you have a copy of the old save folder try and get the save you want from there. Swap out the folders and save in different locations and then bring the male playthrough over. If it's an issue with the global or config save.(i.e. the save isn't showing up in the in-game menu). Make a new save male, whatever your name was, whatever your origin was, skip the tutorial, and save the game in Oakshire. Then copy your old male save onto/merge that save and it should register with the global or config save. (the time played might be off but the switches/variables will update). Or try and see if you have any auto or quicksaves of the male playthrough in slots 1 or 2.What the fuck is this thing in my kitchen and why can't I interact with it
If you have any other questions or need extra help just ask.
I use three different RPGM save editors with Roundscape. There's the save editor from this website. I posted a link in this thread; I mainly use that to change day to day things. I also use, (
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), to help use crtl+f and search for names of switches/variables. And another Japanese RPGM save editor, which has a lot of compatibility issues, to change the names of characters. I didn't know about the other two when I first started out, so yes I used to scroll through thousands of lines of switches and variables manually. It wasn't until I found the
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and the other Japanese save editor this year that I started to get quicker at searching.As for your last question. That is the naga child from the Nadesha quest. I thought it was a random murlock easter egg for the longest time(actual years). Until a user connected the dots for me on this thread several months ago. The character sprite reminds me more of murlock than a naga in my defense. But yeah, if you spare the child in the naga quest it moves into the castle kitchen.
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