RPGM VoidBound [v0.6.5] [Cursed-Atelier]
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Caly can buy any amound of "regal blueprint"'s after each talk with merchant.
Huh, I found out how I got some extra HP - Power Magazine for sp-42 increases max health by 100.
I wonder what else can do that too.
If you walk left-right repeatly without taking injectors, you'll each time get "the air in chamber is fresh,quest log uplated" script
Huh, I found out how I got some extra HP - Power Magazine for sp-42 increases max health by 100.
I wonder what else can do that too.
If you walk left-right repeatly without taking injectors, you'll each time get "the air in chamber is fresh,quest log uplated" script
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Game runs on Linux, no errors. During dialogs and sometimes during the fights I see purple checkerboard thing on the top left corner and "Missing texture" label below it. Nothing seems out of place otherwise. I suspect its due to file name case sensitivity thing, I'll try the standard workaround with mounting overlay case insensitive FS later. Would be nice if it wasn't needed though, is there some way to extract which textures it cannot find from the game, as console shows nothing? Standard RPGmaker games just display "cannot find /blah/blah/file.png" page instead of ignoring such errors, this one doesnt tell me what exactly is missing so I cannot even try to rename/symlink correct names.
Is there a way to use "male enchancement medicine" and "stun bullets"? Still not implemented?
And lever for this bouler exists? Is it on the same room?
And lever for this bouler exists? Is it on the same room?
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Yes it does. You do need to be on a side quest though. It starts from a blue myc npc called Arthurus back at the Queen's outpost. After that instead of going into the dungeon first, take a right towards forest clearing and from there on you should be set.
Ah. So, the lever is doesn't exists, and Caly talking about "look out for anything stange" is a lie that misleads the player. Thanks!
(I lost damn hour trying to find a button to move boulder and last humming branch)
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Hey is there any way to get the last branch in xaide if you already did the sidequest on this save? I also can't find/access the tripteen one
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Unfortunately, not by any intended means. If it's missed, then it's gone. However, a new feature was added in the latest patch that helps folks who run into a rare branch duplication bug. That can help you here as well. Head to Caly's room on the ship and interact with Mr. Fixer. (F95 has image uploading disabled currently, so can't really guide you visually but it is hard to miss.)
Then simply head to Side Quests > Duplicate Xaide branches and that should get you the combined item.
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Idk how big of a deal this is, but I think it should be shared/discussed. Maybe Cursed Atelier could shed some light.
I was doing some stuff in my GPU's settings for another game, then closed that game to test. When the game closed, VoidBound's .exe briefly showed in my GPU's interface as the active gaming program. I thought, "That's weird, I haven't played that game in at least a week, and I've played a bunch of other games since then, so why did that .exe show up?" I then opened my active programs and saw nothing out of the ordinary, so I opened my active processes and saw VoidBound was running quietly in the background. Again, I've not opened that file in at least a week, have totally shut down my PC since then, and it didn't show in my taskbar as an active program, only in Task Manager as an active process. Worst still, Task Manager showed it's used 20MB of network today alone and has been running quietly the entire time (and restarting itself) since I first opened it over 7 days ago. I wonder:
-How/why is it restarting when my PC starts? I never gave it startup app permissions.
-How/why isn't it showing as an active program instead of hiding as an process?
-Why on earth is it using network? Who's it talking to and why?
-How long would this have gone on before it was noticed?
-How many other PCs is it doing this to?
Maybe there are perfectly logical answers to these questions, but I've never seen an H-game behave this way, and can't imagine what legitamate reasons it'd have for doing these things.
Give your Task Manager a look. It showed up as Japanese characters for me, so right click on it and select "Properties" to see the english filename and location. Remember, it's hidden in "Processes" not the more common "Programs" (if your Task Manager is set up the same way as mine).
Idk how big of a deal this is, but I think it should be shared/discussed. Maybe Cursed Atelier could shed some light.
I was doing some stuff in my GPU's settings for another game, then closed that game to test. When the game closed, VoidBound's .exe briefly showed in my GPU's interface as the active gaming program. I thought, "That's weird, I haven't played that game in at least a week, and I've played a bunch of other games since then, so why did that .exe show up?" I then opened my active programs and saw nothing out of the ordinary, so I opened my active processes and saw VoidBound was running quietly in the background. Again, I've not opened that file in at least a week, have totally shut down my PC since then, and it didn't show in my taskbar as an active program, only in Task Manager as an active process. Worst still, Task Manager showed it's used 20MB of network today alone and has been running quietly the entire time (and restarting itself) since I first opened it over 7 days ago. I wonder:
-How/why is it restarting when my PC starts? I never gave it startup app permissions.
-How/why isn't it showing as an active program instead of hiding as an process?
-Why on earth is it using network? Who's it talking to and why?
-How long would this have gone on before it was noticed?
-How many other PCs is it doing this to?
Maybe there are perfectly logical answers to these questions, but I've never seen an H-game behave this way, and can't imagine what legitamate reasons it'd have for doing these things.
Give your Task Manager a look. It showed up as Japanese characters for me, so right click on it and select "Properties" to see the english filename and location. Remember, it's hidden in "Processes" not the more common "Programs" (if your Task Manager is set up the same way as mine).