Shit like this is unfortunately quite common, by the looks of it.
Could I ask how you accomplish this with Cheat Engine?
Sure, it's not complicated
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Well, you convinced me to grab it. I hope you are happy
Could you tell me how much of the game are the battles? I also bought the game after reading your gushing, but I generally play VNs on GPD Win 2, and that doesn't have a mouse that would work with a frantic RTS-like gameplay.
Well, you convinced me to grab it. I hope you are happy
The gameplay actually plays much like a straight up action game. Think of something like DMC or more so God Hand, where you build your combos from scratch and assign each skill you unlock to a "button" and can chain combos including air combos, ground bounces, dash cancels, etc. Here's a sample of what some of the simpler combos in the games look like and yes the game comes fully equipped with a customizable training room to lab your combos.
Holy shit, that is a lot more than I expected
Quite a bit.
Mask of Deception isn't too bad with it's callbacks to Prelude. Mask of Truth is the real kicker though where it goes from "just being callbacks" to "this is straight up a sequel to the first game as much as Mask of Deception." And it's very hard not to want to jump right into MoT after you finish Deception. Imo, just best to wait for the PC version of Prelude before you jump in and hopefully it isn't too far away.
Did you apply the 18+ patch for the Steam version from the Jast website? Be warned that your innocence will be forever lost if you do.I've heard it was fucked up and now I can confirm that is (I know, I know - probably haven't seen anything yet)
I don't really keep track of those things, so I didn't no.
I guess you managed to keep your innocence a little while longer.
That Muv-Luv stream was definitely my favorite gaming/news stream I've watched all year. All the news they announced was so excellent for all the english fans especially, while also keeping us hopeful that even more is on the way and we won't have to wait as long as we usually do for new stuff to arrive, which is amazing for someone who's been a huge fan of Muv-Luv since 2012. It's been a very rocky trip since the Kickstarter, but it feels like this series has finally found it's footing out in the west between Photonmelodies this month, the MLA manga officially available in english, TDA this winter with part 4 well into development and Immortal/Mikhail shaping up (though very early) along development as well as 2-3 unannounced projects.
On the production side the translator did a fantastic in helping give us all the news and you can tell that everyone, especially the man Kouki himself, had a lot of fun being there. There were just enough small technical issues like the slides/awkward pauses/etc. to make the stream feel more grassroots than anything, but it never felt like it was a mess to watch and it was paced very well. The concert was also really good, especially getting to hear Minami Kuribayashi sing the Muv-Luv theme live again. A lot of good memes dropped during the stream itself like Kouki bringing out the Codex during the Q&A panel, or him spending about 5 minutes shitting on Gundam SEED Destiny while answering another question about a spin-off story. We also got to hear about the incredibly complex ages™ engine again.
With all the horrible, horrible shit that's happened this year and this week alone if you follow the FGC like I do, it was nice to just have a fun event/stream for people that are big fans of muv-luv. It's a shame we couldn't have done it live at AX because that would've made it 10x better, but nothing much you can do with how the country is right now.
I don't remember any problems with the translation.
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Ah ok, I was concluding the same, I've re-read the first part of episode 3 where
