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There is a walkthrough that i posted somewhere in this thread. Use the search function to find it.
Its a very nice game but anybody can put a walkthrough for the chapters.
I stuck in game after finding daermia dead body in island and angel took her when coming back to town it play as daermia kid in joy body. what do i do?
and in ch1 ep2 where is all the location of crew? can't find some of them.
I stuck in game after finding daermia dead body in island and angel took her when coming back to town it play as daermia kid in joy body. what do i do?
and in ch1 ep2 where is all the location of crew? can't find some of them.
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wiki has the walkthroughs for the old games. It is in russian so just use the translator in your browser.thank you but its put an incomplete ch1 ep1 guide until daermia go from secret door to sylvana house. I am much after that play as joy looking for daermia and find it dead in island after that don't know what to do.
yup. The original has a small cutscene then gave you control and the remake just did an animated one where you can still move around in. The result is the same. Though I should correct myself. It's the end of the Episode, not Chapter.
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The order is as follows:
-Chapter 1
--Episode 1
--Episode 2
--Episode 3
--Episode 4
--Episode 5
-Chapter 2
--Episode 1
--Prologue
--Episode 2
--Episode 3
--Epilogue
The rest are self contained stories but have references to each other and can be played in any order. The order of release for the Tales of Azeroth are:
-Archmage Alori
-Blue is Better
-Lewd Red Riding Hoof
-Joyous Reunion (incomplete as of writing)
-Rekindling of the Red (just started developing)
And the Xmas episodes are annual releases.
Hi.
A free Camera View for
-Archmage Alori
-Blue is Better
-Lewd Red Riding Hoof
-Joyous Reunion
-Rekindling of the Red
Can be done with unlocked console and press the "Tilde" (~) Key. (Specator Mode)
(The games mentioned above I think were made with "Unreal Engine" )
But how can I done this, in Whorecraft:
-Chapter 1
--Episode 1
--Episode 2
--Episode 3
--Episode 4
--Episode 5
-Chapter 2
--Episode 1
--Prologue
--Episode 2
--Episode 3
--Epilogue
(The games mentioned above I think were made with "Unreal Developement Kit" )
? that would be so nice. Does anyone know how to do that?
A free Camera View for
-Archmage Alori
-Blue is Better
-Lewd Red Riding Hoof
-Joyous Reunion
-Rekindling of the Red
Can be done with unlocked console and press the "Tilde" (~) Key. (Specator Mode)
(The games mentioned above I think were made with "Unreal Engine" )
But how can I done this, in Whorecraft:
-Chapter 1
--Episode 1
--Episode 2
--Episode 3
--Episode 4
--Episode 5
-Chapter 2
--Episode 1
--Prologue
--Episode 2
--Episode 3
--Epilogue
(The games mentioned above I think were made with "Unreal Developement Kit" )
? that would be so nice. Does anyone know how to do that?
hey guys i got a problem i dropped on ship when it comes back to dock but i cannot go pretty much anywhere and cant get back up what should i do? :/
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Also Chapter 1 Episode 1 have 3 version: original one (old), first remake (incomplete), second remake (complete). Both remake better to be play after all other game in this list.
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So, I have been doing a little something for myself and I ended up putting a lot more effort than I initially anticipated.
These games are brilliant in terms of content but fairly amateurish in terms of back end structure and project organizing, which leads to quirks ranging from minor remnants of UE assets showing up everywhere (stock icons, splash screens, boot logo, loading screens), to major hindrances and bugs that cause the games to crash, freeze or fail to boot.
The first thing I did was identify all the causes of game breaking bugs. Thankfully the official forums documented the most pervasive, alongside rudimentary solutions. Then I made sure every game worked without requiring installation, and placed guid-agnostic executables in each parent dir, along with dummy unsetup files to bypass the Eula check (no more installinfo.xml related crashes). After that I set out to tackle the shared config folder problem. Many games in this series use the %appdata%\local\ost_game folder, but because of constant changes in each new game, the same config for one game won't necessarily work for another and it often causes very visible problems (messed up graphics, most commonly, though also crashes). This was complicated but I managed: the new executables will first scan the commonly used directory for files and delete them all except for savegames. Next it copies preconfigured settings files from the root of the game's folder onto the appdata folder. Only then will it launch the game itself. This ensures no game is ever corrupted by foreign configs.
Finally I've gotten rid of as many stock UE pictures and vids and replaced them with existing stand ins from some of the more professionally done episodes (such as the remake of ep1). I've also made sure the new game exes have topical and appealing icons. No more unreal vestiges.
I bundled the most recent Nvidia driver that doesn't cause chapter 2 episode 3 to crash, too, along with instructions. There's a trimmed FAQ and walkthroughs for all episodes in .txt format. And a batch file to automatically resolve common errors (although the new executables should more or less handle everything without the average user ever knowing).
The result is a portable, completely up to date collection of every game up to and including joyous reunion in as professional and fool-proof package as possible.
And my question is this: is it worth uploading to MEGA and sharing it here? Would the OP update the first post with my bundle? Should I make my own thread? Or do people not really care about having a bug free collection as much as me?
These games are brilliant in terms of content but fairly amateurish in terms of back end structure and project organizing, which leads to quirks ranging from minor remnants of UE assets showing up everywhere (stock icons, splash screens, boot logo, loading screens), to major hindrances and bugs that cause the games to crash, freeze or fail to boot.
The first thing I did was identify all the causes of game breaking bugs. Thankfully the official forums documented the most pervasive, alongside rudimentary solutions. Then I made sure every game worked without requiring installation, and placed guid-agnostic executables in each parent dir, along with dummy unsetup files to bypass the Eula check (no more installinfo.xml related crashes). After that I set out to tackle the shared config folder problem. Many games in this series use the %appdata%\local\ost_game folder, but because of constant changes in each new game, the same config for one game won't necessarily work for another and it often causes very visible problems (messed up graphics, most commonly, though also crashes). This was complicated but I managed: the new executables will first scan the commonly used directory for files and delete them all except for savegames. Next it copies preconfigured settings files from the root of the game's folder onto the appdata folder. Only then will it launch the game itself. This ensures no game is ever corrupted by foreign configs.
Finally I've gotten rid of as many stock UE pictures and vids and replaced them with existing stand ins from some of the more professionally done episodes (such as the remake of ep1). I've also made sure the new game exes have topical and appealing icons. No more unreal vestiges.
I bundled the most recent Nvidia driver that doesn't cause chapter 2 episode 3 to crash, too, along with instructions. There's a trimmed FAQ and walkthroughs for all episodes in .txt format. And a batch file to automatically resolve common errors (although the new executables should more or less handle everything without the average user ever knowing).
The result is a portable, completely up to date collection of every game up to and including joyous reunion in as professional and fool-proof package as possible.
And my question is this: is it worth uploading to MEGA and sharing it here? Would the OP update the first post with my bundle? Should I make my own thread? Or do people not really care about having a bug free collection as much as me?
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WhoreCraft: The Ultimate Collection
( the image above is also the new splash screen, it replaces the old generic unreal bmp )
As of 2019-07-05, the following games are included and up to date:
( the image above is also the new splash screen, it replaces the old generic unreal bmp )
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- WhoreCraft: Chapter 1 Episode 1 (UE4 Remake)
- WhoreCraft: Chapter 1 Episode 2
- WhoreCraft: Chapter 1 Episode 3
- WhoreCraft: Chapter 1 Episode 4
- WhoreCraft: Chapter 1 Episode 5
- WhoreCraft: Chapter 2 Episode 1
- WhoreCraft: Chapter 2 Prologue
- WhoreCraft: Chapter 2 Episode 2
- WhoreCraft: Chapter 2 Episode 3
- WhoreCraft: Chapter 2 Epilogue
- Tails of Azeroth: Archmage Alori
- Tails of Azeroth: Blue is Better
- Tails of Azeroth: Lewd Red Riding Hoof
- Tails of Azeroth: Joyous Reunion
Those NVIDIA drivers are the most recent that still work with Chapter 2 Episode 3. The FAQ contains links for you to download the most up to date drivers after you're done with that game.
I've also replaced every Unreal Engine logo.bik with Auril's own NSFW 6 second intro which she used for Blue is Better:
The new exes look like this:
They are at the root of each game folder, so no more hunting down binaries.
These EXEs do three things:
-Find and delete InstallInfo.xml (this file causes crashes if corrupt, new UnSetup ignores it and the EULA, and the new EXE deletes them, just in case);
-Find %appdata%\OST_Game, delete everything that isn't a save file, then populate it with the contents of HDconfig;
-Launch game binary.
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I will upload this over the next week, as best as I can (my upload speeds suck). I intend to keep this project going as new releases come out, though I will wait for the final patch of a game before doing so. It would make me happy if people rehost it and share it, I don't need nor want credit since obviously Auril did everything that matters and I just ironed out some kinks.
MIRRORS HERE, thank you so much, Cityboy173
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Really great Idea and awesome work. Suggestion:
For some chapters the console is locked unfortunately. It would be nice if you had a solution for that. If you do not have a solution, it's fine. (I have not found a way to activate the console in some chapters until now)
It's just a suggestion. Your effort is really admirable. Thank you!
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Ah, unfortunately I don't know how to get around that. Maybe in a future update.
I'm still uploading the games to that MEGA folder, but it should be done in a few hours (faster than I thought, lol).
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Is it normal that in Chronicles of A chapter 1 remake if I get back to the town from the island after the Daemia x Valkyre scene I return to the start of the game as if I were little Daemia even though I'm playing Joy?
How do I progress further?
How do I progress further?