Joshua grabs an arm and hauls you upright, letting you sort yourself out and wipe away the mess from your face. Once you manage to clean up a bit and hop off the table, you see Tiffany just as she turns around a corner, the bulky shadow of Joshua beside her as they leave without a second glance. Error: macro <<setup>> does not exist
<<setup.incrementEdge() >>
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This error has occurred.
We've included a snippet from the story to make it easier to identify.
Error: <<determineSchoolLocations>>: error within widget code (Error: <<silently>>: error within contents (Error: <<set>>: bad evaluation: State.variables.locationSet.Add is not a function))
<<determineSchoolLocations>>
I've played through the game several times, but this error always occurs when there are 11 days left, and I can't progress any further.
I also tried 0.5 seconds, 1 second, and 1.5 seconds, but there was no response.
Also, if I don't press any keys on the keyboard from the first time I start the game, the player automatically looks down. Could this be because the downloaded game is broken...?
How do I attack enemies? I've tried every key and click on my keyboard, but nothing works. I can only run away from waves of enemies. (Maybe I just don't understand the tutorial because I live in a country where very few people understand English.)
The contents of the AI profile are completely different from the included explanatory video (all the settings are in one big column), and as I'm not familiar with AI, I don't understand it.
Depending on the method, when auto translating from another language to Japanese, the labels and names of the internal flags may also be translated, causing the game to break. For example, say there is a flag named "Battle Processing 001". This is automatically translated and the flag name changes to "戦闘処理001" in Japanese automatic translation. However, since the processing site is trying to refer to "Battle Processing 001", the game will not work properly.
I don't know if this is happening in your game, but if you use machine translation and are using Japanese, this is a bug that can occur, so I wanted to report it...
P.S. I'm not sure if this is a bug related to the language settings, but the player's action options are no longer displayed during battle, and I can no longer progress in the game.
It also makes it very difficult to report bugs since you won't be able to take screenshots of the game (that behavior is disabled).
I've been in a few battles, and I get stuck 4 times out of 5.
This seems to happen frequently when switching scenes. I think the scene switching command isn't being executed properly for some reason.
Perhaps the method of automatic translation should be refined. I think that even the internal data gets translated, which causes problems...
...I recommend that you, the creator, try playing the game in Japanese.
There are so many glitches with the combat that you can't progress through the game properly...
If you set the language to Japanese, it will revert to English on this screen and you will not be able to proceed any further (you will not be able to click the Confirm button).
Hello. I'm Japanese, so I want to play in Japanese, but when I set the language to Japanese, the screen always goes black when I select New Game, and I can't go any further.
Perhaps you've set all the text in the game to Japanese? Depending on your production environment, if you do that, internal things like flags, variables, and label names will also be automatically translated into Japanese, which could completely break the game. (This often happens in production environments similar to html.)
Hello. I don't understand English at all, so I'm using the translation function to play the game.
I'm having trouble. When I translate from English to Japanese, the sentences often become incomprehensible, so I can't solve the puzzles and can't progress in the game.
What should I do...?
I also wrote this sentence using the automatic translation function.
Ah, sorry! I guess I made things a bit complicated because I wasn't clear enough. I wanted to ask if the male protagonist would be transformed into a woman in the new project. I like when men are gradually transformed into women...
But it seems like the protagonist is originally a woman.
I've been really curious about this, so let me ask again.
When you say the main character becomes a woman, does that mean that "she is already a woman at the start of the story," or that "she can change from male to female by fulfilling certain conditions during the story or game (like the mutations in Fallout 76?)"?
I'm not an English speaker, so I'm sorry if I didn't pick up on the subtle nuances!
I'd like to play this game, but I have a question. Is there an element where the male protagonist becomes female (or has a body type or race similar to that of a female)?
I think whether or not this element exists will affect how attractive the game is to me.
To cut straight to the point, I couldn't clear the first boss.
Why do they hide the button instructions so that they can't be seen, even though it's a rhythm-game style QTE? If the first instruction is hidden, it should be obvious that it's a complete game of luck with four options, right?
Be careful, as the unreasonable luck-based elements only ruin the fun of the game.
I bought it because I loved the worldview and graphics, so it's a shame.
I can't do anything because there is no way to get money, what should I do?
PS:
Some people have made requests for this game, so I'd like to do it too...
How about implementing a system where players can temporarily force their bodies to change due to enemy attacks or magic (such as changing the size of their breasts or butt, or changing a male player's physique to a feminine one)? ..If you don't agree with my opinion, please ignore it and consider it my nonsense lol
I think it's an interesting game. However, I feel like it's made with the assumption that you know the original work and have played the game to some extent.
In my country, the game is so unknown that it doesn't even come up in search engines, so I didn't know anything about the rules or strategies of "Friday," so I was unable to successfully play this game.
It would be nice if there were some rules and playing explanations within the game.
It has eerie and appealing visuals and a dark atmosphere. The graphics seem to have some pros and cons, but I like them.
But the gameplay has too many problems. I think bugs are unavoidable (I also make games, so I can sympathize with the pain of bugs to the point where I vomit blood).
But everything is so unclear that you don't know what to do next. I'm also concerned that there is only auto-save at times when there are very few saves. And above all, I think the physical condition management specifications spoil all the fun of this game.
