VN Java Abandoned Venture Seas [Sisters of the Abbey - Beta v1.0] [VirtuousDevelopment]

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Superk

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Really a shame. Loved the early versions of this. Now crashes halfway though loading even with 7GB RAM. Another game out of my range of play.
 
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Mitsuna

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Superk said:
Really a shame. Loved the early versions of this. Now crashes halfway though loading even with 7GB RAM. Another game out of my range of play.
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That shouldn't be the case cuz this game doesn't utilize half of that? Close your web browser, should be enough. If not, try different runtime, I recommend the one with openj9 (it's generally faster and use less memory). Like look here
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Dolner

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How much content is there at the moment, since it's launching on steam. Is this close to being completed?
 
Dragonaira

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Mitsuna said:
That shouldn't be the case cuz this game doesn't utilize half of that? Close your web browser, should be enough. If not, try different runtime, I recommend the one with openj9 (it's generally faster and use less memory). Like look here
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No clue what to do with that file Lol >_<
 
InnocentKiss5

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Hello hello I'm kinda having so problems even starting this game its just crashes when I'm launching?
 
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Mitsuna

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Dragonaira said:
No clue what to do with that file Lol >_<
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It depends. I think basically you unpack archive, then give game file (i.e. VentureSeas.jar) to java executable that can be found inside that archive. It should work fine as it is (if you've chosen correct runtime). I see they provide msi installer as well, I don't know if it can setup your environment. So
Bash: 
/full/path/to/java/jdk8u242-b08/bin/java -jar VentureSeas.jar
You can define environmental variables to make it work properly (shouldn't be necessary here), here is the script I use to launch it, maybe it helps:

Bash: 
#!/bin/sh
export JAVA_HOME="$HOME/java/jdk8u242-b08/"
export PATH="$JAVA_HOME/bin:$PATH"
java -jar VentureSeas.jar
also a little help article that explains how do you open shell prompt in current location on windows
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or maybe you can simply create text file alongside .jar file and name it run.bat or run.cmd, put such line inside /full/path/to/java/jdk8u242-b08/bin/java -jar VentureSeas.jar
 
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InnocentKiss5

InnocentKiss5

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Mitsuna said:
It depends. I think basically you unpack archive, then give game file (i.e. VentureSeas.jar) to java executable that can be found inside that archive. It should work fine as it is (if you've chosen correct runtime). I see they provide msi installer as well, I don't know if it can setup your environment. So
Bash: 
/full/path/to/java/jdk8u242-b08/bin/java -jar VentureSeas.jar
You can define environmental variables to make it work properly (shouldn't be necessary here), here is the script I use to launch it, maybe it helps:

Bash: 
#!/bin/sh
export JAVA_HOME="$HOME/java/jdk8u242-b08/"
export PATH="$JAVA_HOME/bin:$PATH"
java -jar VentureSeas.jar
also a little help article that explains how do you open shell prompt in current location on windows
You must be registered to see the links


or maybe you can simply create text file alongside .jar file and name it run.bat or run.cmd, put such line inside /full/path/to/java/jdk8u242-b08/bin/java -jar VentureSeas.jar
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Sounds complicated very at least for the mourning me ill try later thanks
 
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3.20 star(s) 27 Votes