- Mar 11, 2018
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Well, that does indeed make sense if you are fucking your sister as well, doesn't it?
What's your virus protection software? My own found "InfoGather!MSR" was dropped into windows 32 after running the game. Microsoft calls "InfoGather!MSR" a hack tool(license circumventing), where as other virus description databases call it potentially malicious, with the ability to send information stolen from the user to the internet.
What's funny is after the hacktool got deleted by the virus scanner, the game continues to launch and run just fine. So was it ever really necessary? Or did the game get cracked by someone, and the "InfoGather!MSR" is something sneaky.
- Jun 17, 2019
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- Oct 6, 2018
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I dont know the order but you dont need to play one of them to understand other game cuz they all have different stories. I mean thats what I see
What antivirus are you using? I want to sweep with it myself to see if I missed something.
- Jun 8, 2019
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So is the game safe or no? Seen people saying it IS safe but also many people, including myself, detected viruses. Not to mention the VirusTotal check which found multiple viruses
How to change resolution of the game? I press F5 and straight to the fullscreen. Not in the middle. I try to edit the game.ini file but not working either.
- Oct 28, 2021
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Cracker here, on the false positives, please read: https://f95zone.to/threads/decaying-flowers-v1-0-clara-soap.103459/post-7234057 the attachments contain a Game.exe that shouldn't get flagged, my apologies for the flagging, it's because of 2 changed bytes that broke the whitelisting on rpg maker's original exe. The exe is safe, but if you don't trust it, read the post there and get the attachment, it's the standard RPG Maker exe.
Possibly repacking the OP with that exe might help to avoid some complaints or at least linking it.
If the warning is about start.exe, you can delete that without any issues, it's part of the original game's DRM.
I generally prefer if those files are kept around when repackaging as keeping the originals around helps other crackers, but as a user you can delete start.exe without any problems.
Possibly repacking the OP with that exe might help to avoid some complaints or at least linking it.
If the warning is about start.exe, you can delete that without any issues, it's part of the original game's DRM.
I generally prefer if those files are kept around when repackaging as keeping the originals around helps other crackers, but as a user you can delete start.exe without any problems.