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And thanks for the tip.
I had no idea those check boxes were even a thing.

Huh.
I wonder if that's some kind of new feature? It's the first I've heard of it, in any case.
I checked the Windows box, in any case, since that's what the game's designed for.
Let me know if that changes anything.

I don't suppose you can point me to that research?
I don't have a phone to test the app with, but a quick search suggests that the problem could be connected to either the game being an RPG Maker VXA game (which often don't handle online launchers natively) or that it's contained in a .rar file.

There's a contents warning file in with the game files, but there's a degree of tongue-in-cheek going on there. 
On the one hand, there's a little bit of everything. On the other hand, it's all very light. So light that I'd hesitate to call it fetishy in the first place, but mileage on that can vary dramatically. 
It's 99% lesbian, in any case. So that probably counts.

Thanks for the analog update!

Alas, Grettel is an adorable roadblock.
Glad there was a solution, though.
Past!Bomber can't always be relied upon for those.

It's been ages since I had the files and knowhow to ferret out that particular problem, but it sounds like one of those placeholders I put in to block major story events while a castle-wide condition was in place. 
EoWC was made with spaghetti code and that was LONG before I figured out things like global switches to determine whether or not the Elf was in the house.
Check around the NPCs, or some out-of-castle element.
There's a little tickle in the back of my head that thinks it's related to the Cafe upstairs, or related monster-girl shenanigans.

There are a couple of missable elements like that in DreQ.
It was, in many ways, the game that helped me figure out how to do, and not to do dependencies.
The good news is, there are a lot of rewards for imperfect playthroughs in DreQ.

She might be a late bloomer.
Unfortunately, a hard drive crash and backup failure has left me scrambling around for old copies of my source files, but there shouldn't be a way to lock yourself out of completing the dragon sanctuary.
But if she doesn't come around by the time you're trucking around with your 5th/6th regular party member, then something may well be wrong.

As I recall, that will open up either when you confine the Draconic Crusader, or once she reveals herself after Queen Xenon's missions. 

For clarification:
Did it activate the Alice scene when you went there for Elvira's? Or vice-versa?
And if I'm reading this right, this was after you completed Elvira's storyline, and it removed some of your Elvira progress?

It was my pleasure.
Thank you for finding it!

That's the magic of the internet for you.
The Abominations/Elementals gardens was intended as a potential expansion that never quite materialized.
The Great Disaster sort of has to fill that role, regrettably, but I'm pretty satisfied with the result as well.

That sounds terrible.
Can you give me any more information on the circumstances that caused such a bug?

We're still working on that one. I prefer to post games here that are in at least a beta phase, and LC34SO is still in an internal testing phase.

I try not be a huge memelord, but it doesn't always work.

Thank you for the glowing feedback!
One of Alouette's banner causes was "Closure" and how to both get and deal with it (or sometimes the lack thereof) so I'm glad to hear that's landing where intended.

Enjoy DreQ, and getting some more of the in-jokes, but in reverse!

That divide is based on whether or not the Alice subquest is complete.

That's a good old typo that could probably pass in a pinch. There will come a point where I start calling these legacy typos, but for now, it simply goes on the changelog.

Fixed!

There's a change log included with the files, but the bugs reported here on itch.io should be fixed.

Satisfaction is a fine thing to report.
Thank you very much.

I'm just glad it got caught.
a Dragon's reQuest went something like 6 months with it's final conversation turned off until someone pointed it out.
While I simply thought my testing save was made after having said conversation.

Definitely a bug.

Now to figure out *why.*

That definitely sounds like a bug.

I'll look for a cause, but it would probably go faster if you could send me an affected save file.

The sewer has a couple of hard-to-track errors along those lines. Oddly enough, changing the combat difficulty in the options menu can get you through some of those.

It should still be correct.

I usually take big reports over discord, but you can also email me, depending on filesize on your screenshot collection.

That does help nail it down some. It may be the messaging script, as there's a leftover font size change in that line.
I'll try to get a version out to fix that soon

-SB

That's odd.
If the marker is showing, the only other criteria is completing one of the early Doogenheim Museum Events, which several other events require. You might double-check with Anastasia and/or Mister Stanislav.

Aha, that's what I get for re-using that variable.
This should fix the problem, so long as you don't fight anything else.
https://www.mediafire.com/file/gp3ujmbkyf2bnbf/Save05.rvdata2/file

Well, that's bizarre and eye-opening. Thank you for that unexpected perspective.

The Readme and Changelog are packed in the Rar file you downloaded the game in.

Glad to hear it, and will-do!

That is likely to come up later, depending on where you are in the game. The key event there depends on how you handled the harpies at the Tower of Wind, too.
It may simply be a thing to come back to.

That scene floats a lot of pictures around, so it's likely rooted in the way RPG Maker VXA handles moving and scaling those pictures that's suddenly sucking up a lot of Whiskey's virtual memory. (or something like that, at a guess) There are a couple of key scenes like that, and when you run into them, your best bet is probably to save and reboot the game to clear the pictures from  active memory. Otherwise, I hope it remains mostly crash-free. 

Some of the specifics are in the Readme, but most of the music is from Mozel, SHADE and MusMus, with some incredible contributions from more independent artists.

There are a couple of key instability points in RPG Maker VXA that can lead to crashes. That particular scene has a lot of moving pictures that can get a little squirrely in RAM, especially if you've been playing for a while before it comes up. While the game is fairly well-tested at this point, it doesn't hurt to save often.

That's definitely not intended.
Lutris might have something to do with it, but I'll look into it further on my end to see if it could be anything else.

Under the lighthouse is composed, performed, sung and edited by Angelic Amplifier Lorelai.
Most of the BGM is by Mozel. I tried to put the artist names in most of the files.