Again, as I mentioned earlier ... even 1.1.2 is an ancient version, not worth bothering with.
Though as I've also stated, due to the major problems with this game, the DEV resorted to distributing the patches for free (and to not force his customers to DL the whole game from dlsite dozens of times), so you can pretty likely patch most old versions no matter what you end up downloading.
And as always, the best source for any up-to-date games is going to be A- or H-sharing (though some games just never get their latest versions leaked, even if v1.0 is a buggy mess, but if it's gonna be anywhere ... it's there).
I feel most of those other sharing sites remain popular only due to their users' ignorance. Users jump on the better hosting links, but end up getting an inferior product, even a broken product in many cases these days.
Though it's all piracy, so I guess it's good for the DEV if pirates get a buggy mess from some of the popular sites that are hosting v1.0 of something that may already be patched to hell and back.
They're handy for pretty new releases though, though I prefer waiting a few weeks/months on any game to see if it's a mess or not. Or for the occasional game that doesn't need a dozen patches.
Though as I've also stated, due to the major problems with this game, the DEV resorted to distributing the patches for free (and to not force his customers to DL the whole game from dlsite dozens of times), so you can pretty likely patch most old versions no matter what you end up downloading.
And as always, the best source for any up-to-date games is going to be A- or H-sharing (though some games just never get their latest versions leaked, even if v1.0 is a buggy mess, but if it's gonna be anywhere ... it's there).
I feel most of those other sharing sites remain popular only due to their users' ignorance. Users jump on the better hosting links, but end up getting an inferior product, even a broken product in many cases these days.
Though it's all piracy, so I guess it's good for the DEV if pirates get a buggy mess from some of the popular sites that are hosting v1.0 of something that may already be patched to hell and back.
They're handy for pretty new releases though, though I prefer waiting a few weeks/months on any game to see if it's a mess or not. Or for the occasional game that doesn't need a dozen patches.
