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isn't that the premise of almost any game on F95 (at least the F U part^^) SCNR
- Nov 23, 2017
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looked at the first 4 pics posted and i got to ask: is this just a RPMaker game transferred to the unity engine or something? because that's what it looks like, that this was made using a RPMaker engine then they transferred it over to unity but yeah i'm gonna pass because this seems like a recipe for potentially annoying/game breaking bugs {such as not getting all the dialogue text} to be appear
How do you edit your save file? Saveeditonline doesn't work for this and neither does Mtool. Man I hate Unity games...
- Jun 15, 2017
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People crying "MTL" when the game was literally released today.
Treat it as a jp game, even if the dev say its "translated" DLsite translations are horrid for every game.
Treat it as a jp game, even if the dev say its "translated" DLsite translations are horrid for every game.
Eh I am fine with the MTL poetry. I just use my imagination, and make up my own interpretation of what they are saying lol. But it's always hard to deal with when even the menu's are not fully translated. It was like this in the demo too.
Here's save data in the third village/city, just after unlocking pregnancy, for those that are interested.
same. Menu isnt bad because under dev notes it says what everything means in order. I just have no idea what the story is about. As far as im concerned shes just a hogwarts drop out so her mother decided to homeschool her.
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Good oneisn't that the premise of almost any game on F95 (at least the F U part^^) SCNR
- May 8, 2022
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so..for the CAVE part.
You have to find 3 OREs.
Simply, collect 1 or, in each Area since theres 3 in total. dont collect the same ore Twice.
i dont think it matters WHERE, just make sure you get 1 in each area.
Once you collect all 3, return to Roxannes lab on the left side corner of map. if the EVENT, isnt over her head, you messed up, somehow.
You have to find 3 OREs.
Simply, collect 1 or, in each Area since theres 3 in total. dont collect the same ore Twice.
i dont think it matters WHERE, just make sure you get 1 in each area.
Once you collect all 3, return to Roxannes lab on the left side corner of map. if the EVENT, isnt over her head, you messed up, somehow.
The three ores you need are aquamarine (アクアマリン), catseye (キャッツアイ), and rhyolite (ライオライト).
- May 8, 2022
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then hire someone to translate the game, or do it yourself, OR, wait, for official translation. if you cant do those mentioned, take a chill pill, and go somewhere else for a good couple months.
why peeps upset with mtl its like a brain exercise
MTL fosters an excellent form of reading: thinking about multiple possible meanings while always using imagination, developing a high level of context awareness, questioning every word, seeing a sentence as multiple possible sentences, constructing one's own story simultaneously to fill in the gaps, and calculating uncertainty while considering the nature of ambiguity. It fosters an excellent form of reading. Whereas Japanese readers merely access passively stored, or already stagnant, data, MTL readers actively engage with the text on a more fundamental level, becoming intellectually attuned to the writer's intentions and the truth of the text
MTL fosters an excellent form of reading: thinking about multiple possible meanings while always using imagination, developing a high level of context awareness, questioning every word, seeing a sentence as multiple possible sentences, constructing one's own story simultaneously to fill in the gaps, and calculating uncertainty while considering the nature of ambiguity. It fosters an excellent form of reading. Whereas Japanese readers merely access passively stored, or already stagnant, data, MTL readers actively engage with the text on a more fundamental level, becoming intellectually attuned to the writer's intentions and the truth of the text