theres alot of content missing. you can only get so far before you no more content is available or playable. im purchasing the one from dlsite. ill probably post that one here
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So anyone has cleaned up and fixed typos in the text file made by reipatcher? like the menu, H status, items, skills, name characters, etc, and want to share that file
>why not you do this yourself?
I made it in spanish language so would be a pain in the ass do it twice, and I want to have it in English too.
>why not you do this yourself?
I made it in spanish language so would be a pain in the ass do it twice, and I want to have it in English too.
- Apr 22, 2019
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Did a full playthrough. Lost every boss battle once before proceeding, still never unlocked h-content for yellow haired girl. And even the pink hair only got unlocked pretty late game. What am I missing?
- Nov 18, 2019
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From my playthrough, when you reach West City (Ronin Route) you get flashbacks to the other character's I think Momo (Peach) Joins you first and then the Yellow haired one (forgot the name sorry) There's also a merchant in West City who sells sex stats potions so you can level up your H stats on your characters, (pretty expensive though).
Regional restrictions are viable when they are intended. E.g. some devs may decide to prevent foreign users to run the game by making it quit on startup, or by displaying certain disclaimer message. In case with this game, it's not intended. It's a bug. Even if it's a bug they don't care to fix - it's still a bug. A bug is any behavior not intended by developer. If it was intended there would be no crash - there would be either a message or a graceful quit.
It would be good if they fixed it, but why should they care? the game is for Japanese only and Japanese players have their locale set on Japanese anyway, translated game however, is another story.
this game was intended.. for japanese people.
The crash is your computer not reading the game correctly, so it's not the game's fault or the developer's fault..
it's configuration of the computer you're using.
just to be clear, I'm just stating it is not a bug.. nothing more.. not starting an argument..
I just feel these games have enough real bugs, without adding fake bugs to the list also..
The developer has japanese people in mind while making this game, like most developers on dlsite..
..but it's okay, because we have programs that fake the locale anyways and they work most of the time
now, a real bug you would be describing would be the chinese language bugs on some of the other oneone1 games on here.. that is a bug from translating terribly.
I have to note, that machine translation is absolutely abysmal.
I'm tempted to get rid of the MTL and just follow the instructions in my signature.
I'm pretty sure it will be easier to understand when I actually want to understand something.
I almost feel like the MTL makes the game more of a chore, because it looks like English, but then you try to read it, and... well... there's a male bruiser enemy called "grandmother."
So, yeah. I mean, that isolated case might actually be pretty funny, but when all the text is at that same level, it's just a whole lot of "those are English words... I recognize them... but what do they mean?!"
I'm tempted to get rid of the MTL and just follow the instructions in my signature.
I'm pretty sure it will be easier to understand when I actually want to understand something.
I almost feel like the MTL makes the game more of a chore, because it looks like English, but then you try to read it, and... well... there's a male bruiser enemy called "grandmother."
So, yeah. I mean, that isolated case might actually be pretty funny, but when all the text is at that same level, it's just a whole lot of "those are English words... I recognize them... but what do they mean?!"
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I had not. After you mentioned it, I searched the thread for instructions and did so.
Truly, I had no idea what I was missing...
(I legitimately have no idea if it's actually better, but as this image shows... it's still not crazy good.)
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- Nov 29, 2017
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Go to Teiku East Highway, then right in the map, then up. follow the pics.
Thanks. The game's running just fine after double-checking those instructions. I didn't even need to try any of the optional fixes because I haven't seen a crash yet.
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Unfortunately there is still no translator that is 100% accurate, but deepl it's the free best option out there
also you can edit the .txt file inside Samurai Vandalism\AutoTranslator\Translation\en\Text\_AutoGeneratedTranslations
editing this file you can improve the translations for the items, h status, menu, etc.
I recommend Sublime Text to edit the text file.
I feel like most people here don't even know how programming works, or even what it is. It would be best to not reply if you don't know much of it.this game was intended.. for japanese people.
The crash is your computer not reading the game correctly, so it's not the game's fault or the developer's fault..
it's configuration of the computer you're using.
just to be clear, I'm just stating it is not a bug.. nothing more.. not starting an argument..
I just feel these games have enough real bugs, without adding fake bugs to the list also..
The developer has japanese people in mind while making this game, like most developers on dlsite..
..but it's okay, because we have programs that fake the locale anyways and they work most of the time
now, a real bug you would be describing would be the chinese language bugs on some of the other oneone1 games on here.. that is a bug from translating terribly.
Japanese developer writes a calculator, and it crashes when you try to work with fractions. He tells you "Sorry I wrote it for Japanese users, it'll probably work if you change the locale", and you go "Ahh so it's not a bug, alright". Then you add "The translation is kind of bad, that is a real bug".
Again, nothing should crash. Crashing is a direct result of a programming error. Any programmer would tell you that an app or a game that crashes under any locale other than specific one is an obvious result of incompetence. One would expect they'd have learnt something after experience with worldwide publishing on Steam.