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I knew it was something easy. I looked at a few of the reports (starting with 1). Never thought to look at all of them. Thanks
If anyone's having trouble finding the "lightbulb" after talking with everyone, check the refrigerator in the lab, with the 10 or so test-tube samples. Two of them are not in their correct slots.
it says MSVCR110.dll is missing, but when i downloaded and extracted the dll in the game folder, it says the application was unable to start correctly (0x000007b). Anyone can help to solve this? thanks
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I remember getting those messages mostly back in the day with Windows XP. Copying the MSVCR110.dll into the system32 folder (same for Windows 7) solved the problem. I just downloaded it for testing purposes and it worked just fine, so I can't test it on my system, sorry. Might be worth a try...
Edit: Just to clarify: It's one of those C++ redistributables, so if it doesn't register the file you might need to download the (latest?) Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable (x86/x64) from Microsoft. That should fix it, then again, it 's Windows...
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Can you elaborate? I don't like RPGM either, but that's because the graphics and sound are shit (exception Coceter chronicles), taking you out of the atmosphere.
This game has some problems with hints on how to proceed, but I found the graphics nice enough that I didn't get tired of looking around.
Has anyone played through the new update and can tell me what's new?
I don't like RPGM games because they are simply better in other engines. Walking around doesn't make me horny.
In this game you have to move your mouse around the screen until text shows up and then you click. Such gameplay.
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I agree that many games would be better in Ren'Py than in RPGM. But still, doesn't "walking around and clicking on stuff" kind of define the whole genre of adventure games? Or are you explicitly stating that there's too few puzzles in this and too many dialogue without choices. Because again adventure games traditionally aren't much about choices, it's usually one coherent atmospheric, funny (in this case hot) and visually pleasing story that you play through while solving puzzles.
Not saying that there aren't dialogue choices in puzzle games, but these usually are part of a puzzle and only have one correct answer, e.g. the word dueling in monkey island.
I don't like puzzles in porn games, I only care about the story and the models. I play porn games to fap not to admire gameplay.
Walking around in RPGM is useless for such games as it doesn't add anything, it's just annoying.
It boils down to this, if you wouldn't play a porn game if it didn't have porn in it then the gameplay sucks and it's better off being as simple as possible.
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Hunh, this comments are kinda baffling to me. This isn't a RPGM game, so why treat it as it were? And if it was it would likely be an insufferable slog. You literally just click around in here, it doesn't get more convenient than that if you're not just clicking away in a porn mag.
Yeah, the dialogs are not exactly nebula award material, but it still has more content than a lot of V 0.3 games on out there. Haven't played V 0.4 myself yet, so can't comment on that.
So, what you 're saying is that you don't enjoy games that aren't extremely simple if they aren't porn games? And above that part you don't like puzzles in porn games. That 's perfectly fine but it seems kinda pointless to drop a comment about bad gameplay on an adventure style game that plays like an old school adventure game. Seems more worthwhile to say that you don't like adventure game in your porn than that the gameplay, that is as it is intended to be, sucks. Or that it 's not just click to fap. I think this game still has quite a few little problems but the gameplay itself is fine.
Your reading comprehension needs some work.
I was saying that this game sucks even more than ones made in RPGM. I was having a discussion about RPGM.
I'm not saying that I don't enjoy games that aren't extremely simple if they aren't porn games, I'm saying the exact opposite. My point was that I wouldn't play a game with this gameplay if it didn't have porn in it because it's simply annoying to play.
I don't get how you could like this type of gameplay in adventure games, you're just moving your cursor around until a text pops up and then you click it. It's insulting to call that gameplay.
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Well, from my point of view your ability to write coherent sentences sucked, thankfully this post is much clearer.
If it sucks more then games made in RPGM might be a subjective opinion. You said before that walking around in RPGM games is useless and doesn 't add anything to the game. Talking about useless features for this kind of games, this game doesn't have a ton of features to begin with to prolong its stay. So I'm good with not having snail pace movement and tiring combat grind. In my book better then RPGM games.
So your point is that you don't like to play adventure games. That 's a clear statement and fair enough, different stroke for different blokes.
Well, there 's more to adventure games than just clicking away at pois and dialogue lines but this is still in early development and who knows if it 'll ever finish. Its major attraction point to me is that it 's not filled with the prevalent tropes in RenPy and RPGM games: school boy on holidays - incest, corruption and humiliation and female protagonist rape. A detective-ish story line is not exactly brand new either but it 's refreshing to have that in a cartoonish environment instead. Like I said, it needs a lot of work but it 's a start.
No, I do like adventure games. This is not an adventure game, it's a hidden object game. Hidden object games suck D.
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Lol, I think we can agree on that. We 'll see what future development brings to this thing next year, more gameplay and a decent translator could turn this into something enjoyable.