- Jul 31, 2018
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Is the patch from the front page the one you used?This is getting more Odd. Ok, so yeah, total fresh install, everything from before including saved games all wiped out so total blank slate. I checked the patch.rpy file and found the dialogue in question (I fixed that damned typo "Is this how you greet you twin sister" so that it says your now) and it reads fine in the txt editor. So, I go to play and the fixed typo works fine and shows up. But, when I get to the conversation with Miru and telling her who called, I still get "my old friend Leia". I thought that perhaps there was a break in the patch coding on the event route I played, so I tried all the possibilities and they all came out the same. So, obviously I am facing a code issue of some kind.
I played further and the patch seems to pick up and work fine later on. Thanks for the responce and letting me know about going through the patch (although now I will bend to my OCD and go in to fix typos and dialogue errors, so perhaps I shouldn't be thanking you, lol)
I just skimmed through it and the patch seems to be written correctly. I am guessing, if you did get the patch from the first page, it is most likely an conflict between the original text and the patch in the code (based on how everything loaded when you start up the executable) which is causing it to display the original text instead of the patch (this happens more often than one would think in games with mods that change something that's already there but don't overwrite the original code).
If this is indeed what is happening, there isn't too much to do, that's a dev-side solution. Since VN devs don't seem to do patches, which would allow the user to not have to download the entire game again everytime (and probably the easiest way to prevent incest patch and original code conflicts), a "fix" for this probably won't happen - especially anytime soon.
I am assuming you are using something similar to Notepad++. Notepad++ is the one I use (mostly because it's free) and it helped to greatly speed up my quest to fix the errors (like the fact that the dev doesn't seem to believe in possessives).
I apologize for sending you on that quest, believe me, having OCD isn't really fun (but it does help to get you tech work) and I sympathize with the exasperation. But, it is only a short amount of work so that you don't stroke out at the mistakes.
And yes...I do go through the process with every game I play.
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