Weird, I don't think I did anything to that map. Is any information provided, or is it an immediate CTD?
Basically the crash happens on this or the 3rd or 6th map for me, when game tries to show range for Victor movement at the beginning of the turn. Not any other time. I got error log that says "c0000005". Somehow managed to beat 3rd map via turning off autocursor. Yet to make 6th work
Weird. That's apparently a somewhat generic windows memory access error.
If it reproducibly crashes the game I can try to get the publisher to take a look at your save file.
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that error code came up they had to patch the engine.I also get a crash with that error code, though in my case it's in the Chapter 11 victory scene. I did not, unfortunately, save during the fight, so reproducing it is going to have to wait a bit as that battle is ridiculously luck-dependent (your continual refusal to give hitpoints on levelups means that the entire party is made of paper and dies very easily, which is a bit of an issue when outnumbered 10 to 1).
The game keeps crashing constantly, you don't get enough gold to buy any of the upgrades for multiple maps and then get absolutely shafted when you need to clear the docks in 16 turns with pointy sticks.
There's also not enough erotica or enough character focus to keep this interesting.
The catgirl is near useless because she gets destroyed by a stiff breeze, or any sort of counterattack. Frequently it didn't make any sense to initiate an attack because for the 4-5 damage she'd do she'd get a 10+5 counterattack and just fucking die.
The only somewhat solid team is Vania and Victor, because those tow at least do something.
The Archer misses every shot, but at least has range.
Bristol is ok, though she feels very behind when you get her.
It's also extremely frustrating to find a hidden shop, buy the items there thinking you've got a good deal... then unlocking the ironforge shop, seeing you can upgrade your basic weapons AND THEN NEVER GETTING ANY FUCKING GOLD FOR THE NEXT 3-5 MAPS SO YOU CAN NEVER AFFORD THEM!
Why would you not give gold to the player after unlocking the goddamn shop that actually matters? Or at least warning them that they shouldn't spend money on anything before it, because you're going to be stingier than Scrooge with the amount of gold you provide.
I woulds love to play the game on Normal, but if you do shit like this it's not possible. I'm not going back 5-6 fucking maps to fix that mistake.
Good attempt, horrible excecution, bad optimization and lack of most anything erotic.
There's also not enough erotica or enough character focus to keep this interesting.
The catgirl is near useless because she gets destroyed by a stiff breeze, or any sort of counterattack. Frequently it didn't make any sense to initiate an attack because for the 4-5 damage she'd do she'd get a 10+5 counterattack and just fucking die.
The only somewhat solid team is Vania and Victor, because those tow at least do something.
The Archer misses every shot, but at least has range.
Bristol is ok, though she feels very behind when you get her.
It's also extremely frustrating to find a hidden shop, buy the items there thinking you've got a good deal... then unlocking the ironforge shop, seeing you can upgrade your basic weapons AND THEN NEVER GETTING ANY FUCKING GOLD FOR THE NEXT 3-5 MAPS SO YOU CAN NEVER AFFORD THEM!
Why would you not give gold to the player after unlocking the goddamn shop that actually matters? Or at least warning them that they shouldn't spend money on anything before it, because you're going to be stingier than Scrooge with the amount of gold you provide.
I woulds love to play the game on Normal, but if you do shit like this it's not possible. I'm not going back 5-6 fucking maps to fix that mistake.
Good attempt, horrible excecution, bad optimization and lack of most anything erotic.
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Oh, yes, if you're not intentionally making the game exceptionally difficult you should probably be aware you're making the game exceptionally difficult.
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It seemed entertaining when I started it, since I like this type of turn-based and strategy games, but man there is no way to play, I don't even get past the first battle before I get the same error that everyone is saying here, and not just any error, it closes the game at the moment. Anyway I'll wait 4 or 5 more updates to download it again, to see if it's at least minimally playable.
Thank you for the cool game, I find myself enjoying both gameplay and story.
Both chapters 10 and 11 in particular, took me a while to puzzle out how to beat them.
I got this text formatting bug in the "Pritha's enslavement" (the last (I think) of the cutscenes after chapter 11)
Both chapters 10 and 11 in particular, took me a while to puzzle out how to beat them.
I got this text formatting bug in the "Pritha's enslavement" (the last (I think) of the cutscenes after chapter 11)
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I don't know what could be causing the c0000005 error. It didn't show up with any of the previous versions of the game, and most of the engine-specific errors should allow a rollback. My best guess is some conflict between the game and the OS.
If anyone has a savefile that consistently produces the error I'd be happy to try and get a fix from SRPG studio.
If anyone has a savefile that consistently produces the error I'd be happy to try and get a fix from SRPG studio.
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So I haven't had stability issues playing the start of the latest update, but I would *really* recommend re-writing the start of "The Beast Within" to make it clear to the player that your only hope is making a 100% beeline for the Edict before you get overwhelmed by the infinite-respawning enemies. I tried playing the map normally and quickly got overwhelmed turtling in one of the corners from the waves of enemies, and only when I just keep running up the right hand side of the map was I finally able to win, even with a bunch of save-scumming. At the very least I'd put the "Point of Interest" on the Right-hand side of the map, since I was expecting it to be relevant to opening the inner gate and not just giving 75 gold in a spot that immediatly triggers 2 enemy archer volleys. It feels more like a trap than anything else.
Victor's line "I'm going to give turn it over to one of it's rightful owners." should have "give" deleted.
Naomi's feet on top of Vania during the orgy looks odd. I think they're clipping into Vania's hair a lot, such that it looks like her legs are tiny/thin, and the hair twisting kind of gives off the impression that there aren't legs pinning her down. I'd also have the image of Bristol standing there with the strap-on ready to go, as it took my 2nd playthrough of the cutscene to realize what she was doing.
I'm sort of confused by Sadie's behavior here? She doesn't come off as "slave" in the first part of this scene, and "I'm going to go guard the entrance" seems like a weird thing for her to say.
Sadie's legs in the edict orgy anal scene look really off. I know there are people who can actually do that, but I think it's usually when they're holding their legs up. Her legs clipping into her torso looks weird, especially with Victor casually holding her like that. Might be worth some tweaks. That animation in particular doesn't loop smoothly either.
I feel like having some sort of closure/description for what happens to the enemy army in the city would help. We get some messages from the Duke's aides, and then . . .nothing? It's sort of unclear what those forces are doing when the party gets to the castle. Are they following Victor? Are they all dead in a murder-suicide orgy? I feel like the Edict getting corrupted or what have you essentially created a single orgy and then nothing else really came of it, despite how dramatic of an impact that should have on the entire continent.
I presume the line "Uprisings in this world, while unheard of, almost uniformely end in defeat" is supposed to be "while not unheard of".
Overall this was probably the most frustrating mission yet. I do think there are some loose ends that need to be addressed first, but I'm looking forward to what happens in Act 2.
Victor's line "I'm going to give turn it over to one of it's rightful owners." should have "give" deleted.
Naomi's feet on top of Vania during the orgy looks odd. I think they're clipping into Vania's hair a lot, such that it looks like her legs are tiny/thin, and the hair twisting kind of gives off the impression that there aren't legs pinning her down. I'd also have the image of Bristol standing there with the strap-on ready to go, as it took my 2nd playthrough of the cutscene to realize what she was doing.
I'm sort of confused by Sadie's behavior here? She doesn't come off as "slave" in the first part of this scene, and "I'm going to go guard the entrance" seems like a weird thing for her to say.
Sadie's legs in the edict orgy anal scene look really off. I know there are people who can actually do that, but I think it's usually when they're holding their legs up. Her legs clipping into her torso looks weird, especially with Victor casually holding her like that. Might be worth some tweaks. That animation in particular doesn't loop smoothly either.
I feel like having some sort of closure/description for what happens to the enemy army in the city would help. We get some messages from the Duke's aides, and then . . .nothing? It's sort of unclear what those forces are doing when the party gets to the castle. Are they following Victor? Are they all dead in a murder-suicide orgy? I feel like the Edict getting corrupted or what have you essentially created a single orgy and then nothing else really came of it, despite how dramatic of an impact that should have on the entire continent.
I presume the line "Uprisings in this world, while unheard of, almost uniformely end in defeat" is supposed to be "while not unheard of".
Overall this was probably the most frustrating mission yet. I do think there are some loose ends that need to be addressed first, but I'm looking forward to what happens in Act 2.
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Thanks for the feedback! All the typos are squashed.
I don't think Naomi's legs are clipping here, though it's a bit hard to say. I really didn't appreciate how hard black fabric is to see in koikatsu when I designed that outfit.
Can someone that's having the game crash on them
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It's got a bunch of difficulty tweaks as well, but the main thing is I've removed a plugin that might be causing curser/pointer crashes. I can't generate the crash on my PC, so before I push this as an actual update I'd like verification that it's stable.
The enemy army is broken/routed. Flipping the edict meant that the Neko went from barely being able to swing a sword to fighting in a berserker rage, and the Duke's army just couldn't deal with that.
While Victor and co. are meeting with Mizu the city is being sacked. I'll add a note.
Tsume really feels like she should be faster than all the other infantry. Not sure if I just got a bunch of unlucky level-ups but she's only slightly tankier than Naomi is right now, and that's a problem for a melee type. If Vania is "supposed" to be the tank, Tsume feels a little bit like just a weaker character there to complete the weapon triangle. Her ability even sort of lends her to being the "run behind the enemy someone else already hit and finish them off" character. Her newest skills seems like it leans into this idea as well, which is good to see, though obviously I haven't actually tested it yet.
A 5-line scene of some of the tame Nekos going feral on the humans could also help explain what's going on. I can make some assumptions about what the new Edict means in practice, but the details could be elaborated on. Are the Nekos feral now? How much do they obey Victor? Does it still give him some sort of control over their actions?
What happens to Mizu, actually? She seems to be completely unaffected by the new edict (or at the very least, mostly affected by the old one no longer functioning), and Victor doesn't seem interested in adding her to his little group.
A 5-line scene of some of the tame Nekos going feral on the humans could also help explain what's going on. I can make some assumptions about what the new Edict means in practice, but the details could be elaborated on. Are the Nekos feral now? How much do they obey Victor? Does it still give him some sort of control over their actions?
still crashes for me, did one level with death edict (chapter 3 and 4) and crashed midway through the 4th.