Livvy
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I'm sure that after 571 pages of no saves being posted, this time it'll happen! I can feel it in my bones!
hmmm that's one of the perks of me running games in a virtual environment then..It's important to be cautious when sharing or using save files from the internet. Loading random save files that you find online can put your computer at risk of getting infected with harmful software. The developers of Ren'Py, the software used to build this game and many more, strongly advise against this practice. In the versions 7.6 and 8.1 of Ren'Py, a warning will pop up whenever you attempt to load a save file that isn't from your own computer. This warning exists because save files can contain code that runs when the file is opened.
Malicious software created using this technique can have serious consequences:
Notably, viruses developed using this method can affect various operating systems, including Android, MacOS, Linux, and Windows. This makes them a potential threat to a wide range of devices.
- It might gain access to, modify, or delete your files.
- It could potentially spy on you by activating your webcam or recording your keystrokes (keylogger).
- It may install additional harmful programs or viruses on your system.
- Your unencrypted passwords could be exposed.
- Your browser data could be accessed and stolen.
- It might spread to other files and programs, causing further infections.
- It could remain hidden from antivirus and malware detection software.
- Attackers might gain remote control of your computer.
- Your system could become unusable (bricked).
For a visual example, you can watch a presentation demonstrating a virus that resides within a Ren'Py save file here:You must be registered to see the links.
Thank you for posting this, it's not the behaviour a user expects from a save file. The idea that a save file can run arbitrary code seems like a major vulnerability in Ren'Py. Game design is not my forte but that doesn't seem like necessary functionality for a save file?It's important to be cautious when sharing or using save files from the internet. Loading random save files that you find online can put your computer at risk of getting infected with harmful software. The developers of Ren'Py, the software used to build this game and many more, strongly advise against this practice. In the versions 7.6 and 8.1 of Ren'Py, a warning will pop up whenever you attempt to load a save file that isn't from your own computer. This warning exists because save files can contain code that runs when the file is opened.
Malicious software created using this technique can have serious consequences:
Notably, viruses developed using this method can affect various operating systems, including Android, MacOS, Linux, and Windows. This makes them a potential threat to a wide range of devices.
- It might gain access to, modify, or delete your files.
- It could potentially spy on you by activating your webcam or recording your keystrokes (keylogger).
- It may install additional harmful programs or viruses on your system.
- Your unencrypted passwords could be exposed.
- Your browser data could be accessed and stolen.
- It might spread to other files and programs, causing further infections.
- It could remain hidden from antivirus and malware detection software.
- Attackers might gain remote control of your computer.
- Your system could become unusable (bricked).
For a visual example, you can watch a presentation demonstrating a virus that resides within a Ren'Py save file here:You must be registered to see the links.
no need to be afraid since it is must.afraid you can't do that without levelup at that stage.
well.. by design, and from the initial idea, Ren'Py itself is not a sole game engine, it's a platform (Python) with a load of things put together around it, to run as engine for whatever a dev will create, which can be a calculator, a sound recorder, anything.. even a game. now, this game more or less tells this platform "use this and that and that file (game core, assets, saves etc.), and do this and that (like keys/clicks input, compute interactions etc.) and do this or that with the result of what you've done (sound and screen output etc.)"Thank you for posting this, it's not the behaviour a user expects from a save file. The idea that a save file can run arbitrary code seems like a major vulnerability in Ren'Py. Game design is not my forte but that doesn't seem like necessary functionality for a save file?
i think the whole RPGM stuff (no matter X, VX, Ace, MV, MZ whatever the version) was developed with the intent to have focus on 'run as game engine', not certain if those games could run arbitrary code out of a savegame.. i'd guess games running on that would more likely not load the save, or just crash.. well maybe the latter MV and MZ with their giant load of .js (probably pointing to something outside the game environment, still eagerly digested by any windoze once it 'trusts' the game .exe) might be more open.renpy, rpgm, unity or unreal (or html but dunno who plays those) weren't designed to be game-engines on that level where those are used now. only secure platform is where 3rd party can't tinker code as easily as on renpy.
I think there is an issue with the last save as Susan can't get her wardrobe unlocked due to Asteria being completed and Susan requiring Asteria's story to progress.Here are my saves.
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What's in the puzzle box?
1.0, that game is here so search is your friend.Whats the last version of Akabur uploaded for this game again?
Its 1.39.x i think, been searching for links on that for hours now lol1.0, that game is here so search is your friend.
Akabur had nothing to do with 1.39, or Witch Trainer Silver in general.Its 1.39.x i think, been searching for links on that for hours now lol