Thanks for the help, appreciates it...It's not essential, since the game is pretty straightforward. A little bit of trial and error should be all you need to get comfortable with the game. But if you still prefer english text, this post would be a good starting point, as there's a brief discussion on how to get it to work below that might help if you run into issues. Unfortunately, I'm not well-versed with auto translators, so that's the best I can
Internet. It does the translation through either bing or google's translate API.DoesYou must be registered to see the linksrequire internet connection for the translation if you play the game offline?
It requires internet for the first time, but saves the translation locally, so later it can work offline.DoesYou must be registered to see the linksrequire internet connection for the translation if you play the game offline?
Isn't that a good thing?Does anyone else feel that the weapons are too well balanced? There just isn't any compelling reason to switch to another weapon. They are all sidegrades rather than upgrades.
Isn't that a good thing?
Then you can use whichever weapon you like the most rather than the one with bigger numbers.
Keep in mind that this game is probably pretty heavily inspired by the Souls game series, where that is how it's supposed to work.
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So he's redoing how dialogue is done in the game, making a menu pop up instead of having the expanding text balloons above characters' heads.
The new dialogue, as well as existing text, are going to be injected into Unity from an Excel spreadsheet. Apparently it's "ridiculously easy" according to his twitter posts.
I kinda doubt it's gonna be as easy for us as it seem to be for him. In all likelihood, that Excel spreadsheet won't just lie around in the files, but rather be integrated into the actual resource packs. But it might still be easier to unpack when we know better what to look for...Injected from an Excep spreadsheet? Does that mean we can translate and get the game inject the translated dialogue? Why don't all games do this...
it's not really important, but patching the game with translation takes about a minute, so why not?Is it really that important to have an English translated version for this game?
Just curious, Is it really that important to have an English translated version for this game? Most of us are here 99% for the H scenes. The game difficulty even on hard mode is an easy walk in the park and the game fight mechanics doesn't really needs a full weapon description translation.
Just curious, Is it really that important to have an English translated version for this game? Most of us are here 99% for the H scenes. The game difficulty even on hard mode is an easy walk in the park and the game fight mechanics doesn't really needs a full weapon description translation.
There are even games where the plot/dialogues become much more important than the porn.The best h-games are the ones with a good plot. King's Exit is one such gem.
There are even games where the plot/dialogues become much more important than the porn.
Teaching Feeling for example.
No offense, there is nothing said that a hentai must contain a story. Hentai means "sexual perversion" or bizarre sexual desire or act. Not sure where did you came out with that random otaku theory Hentai must have a story.Well some people might find it important to have an actual context to what they're seeing as opposed to just watching mindless boning... I'll be a bit rude here, but man why are you even into hentai if all you want is just pure porn???
No offense, there is nothing said that a hentai must contain a story. Hentai means "sexual perversion" or bizarre sexual desire or act. Not sure where did you came out with that random otaku theory Hentai must have a story.