There is a patch with instructions included in the guide, available here
Speak to King Premium once you have all of them. If you missed an item that isn’t covered by this patch, I suppose your only option is the debug menu.
There is a patch with instructions included in the guide, available here
Speak to King Premium once you have all of them. If you missed an item that isn’t covered by this patch, I suppose your only option is the debug menu.
To scout the black swordsman after the Spritzia event, you just need to find him again at one of his usual places as detailed in the guide, set the [Scout] info, and talk to him. It takes a bit of luck, because the locations he appears at change every day: the Hanger Guild bar, Coriander’s 1st floor, Mt. Guido 1-8, Est’s Cellar Bower, and Ukanets’ Peaceful Pavilion. Also, the Lumberjack axe can be crafted at Mary’s workshop aboard the ship.
Driffid Oil can also be obtained at Bolmeo Marsh with Treasure Eye/Pilfer, so it isn’t a missable Premium Item. I updated the guide to clarify this, so thank you for the report. Also, I’m not exactly sure which debug mode you’re talking about, but EasyRPG does come built-in with a feature like that, yes.
No problem, and I’m glad someone used the patch so I can sort these issues out. I just updated the patch link, so try downloading and replacing the map again and it should unlock what you need. Just don’t forget to speak to King Premium. Also thanks for pointing out the couple problematic quests I missed in the guide.
Thank you for the report. I updated the link to that file (Map0175), so please try to download it again and see if both chests are there. As for what they do, I will explain the details:
2.The FEX chest causes several side events to appear in the Side Event Room. Watching them should re-open the Fortune Event Door and make FEX accessible, but I’m pretty sure it only works if you open the chest BEFORE actually completing (or starting?) the Finale, so if you’re past that point, you may need to reload a save to access FEX. If it’s still not showing up, I think you need the Philosopher’s Stone, so make sure you completed Coriander Maze. I based the patch on someone else’s work and I’m not entirely sure of the specifics, so do let me know if you run into any other issues.
If you paid the contingency fee, you should have an item called “Supply:Rarity” in your inventory. If so, all you need to do is add Konoha to your party and then visit any one of the three hidden villages to exchange it for the book. The easiest one to get to is north of Mt. Boyd near Ukanets. I’ve just updated the web guide to clarify this, so thank you for the report.
Hello and I’m sorry to hear that. When you examine a Living Rope climbing point, do you see the text “It seems like you could climb here with a rope”? If so, you may need to enable the rope in the Party Option menu after pressing Shift. Also, because I’m unsure which section(s) you’re referring to, do keep in mind some climbing points require REGULAR ropes, so that could be part of the issue.
Hello! If you find yourself in this position without any backup saves to rely on, you can try this:
Download this file and place it in the “Tobiden” folder. Then, attempt to scout the tea-drinking man again and the event should reset. You may need to exit and re-enter the bar.
If you mean RPG_RT.exe and RPG_RT_original.exe, the former has the default icon changed, while the latter is simply a backup generated in case the executable is corrupted.
You can’t ship “two language versions” of the same game in the same folder, because their files would share filenames, which means the maps would contain either the original or the translated text. You could certainly edit the game and add both scripts plus a flag for the language, but that goes way beyond the scope of a translation.
Spoilers ahead, so don’t check unless you want to find out on your own.
The list is as follows:
What you ask may or may not spoil the experience for others, so I’m afraid I’ll have to hide this under a spoiler mark. For anyone else who wants to find out on their own, please do NOT check the rest of this post.
I am partial to same-sex romance, but I do not expect it from a game from 2007, so even avoiding romance altogether would be better than the alternative.
You would be surprised, but this is far more common than you seem to think. Perhaps not so much in the big RPG titles that made their way to the west, but it’s still fairly prevalent in the doujin circles. In fact, one of the female characters has a HUGE crush on Lucia, and it’s not implied or “played as good friends” or anything of the sort. Had Lucia been written slightly differently, I wouldn’t be surprised if we saw more Yuri elements in this game, but unfortunately that isn’t the case.
Nothing much, really. There’s two suggestive CGs (probably the “””“worst”””” things in the whole game in regard to “suggestive” content, please note the quotation marks) containing what you’d expect from basically any early 2k japanese game.
Everything else falling under the “sexual themes” umbrella is basically conveyed through text, and it’s not explicit, either. Essentially (and trying not to spoil much here), it’s stuff like mentions of character X fiddling the diddle with character Y without going into any detail, and then left at that.
To be fair, people have played games with far more suggestive images and text on twitch before (this is fairly innocent all things considered). I personally think it should be fine, but I’m not really an authority, so take this as merely a personal opinion from the person running the account at the moment.
By “the folder doesn’t contain the application”, do you mean an executable that runs natively on MacOS? If so, indeed, that is the case, since RPG Maker was developed for and only runs natively on windows. You can use other tools to run these RPG Maker games, such as EasyRPG.
If you mean something else, I will need more details. Do you see no file whatsoever once you unpack the files?
I can’t replicate this issue, and the only relevant search result I found after googling is, in fact, your very own post.
In the meantime, you could try the following:
After running Player.exe, press F4. This will change the game from full-screen to windowed mode. If this work and you find the size too small, you can change the resolution of the window by pressing F5 a few times.
If that doesn’t work, create a bat file containing the following:
start Player --window
This will start the player in window mode from the get-go. You can read more about EasyRPG command line arguments in their page: https://wiki.easyrpg.org/user/player/command-line
If that doesn’t fix it… I suspect your problem may be caused by outdated graphical drivers, but I will need more information regarding your hardware to confirm that. If you can, please tell me what’s your CPU, your GPU and the GPU driver version.
No, since this game uses the RPG Maker 2000 engine, which joiplay doesn’t run.
I think you could technically use EasyRPG for mobile; but I can’t really recommend that, since this game has movies, and those may not play with EasyRPG due to incompatibility issues. It’s better to run the game with the original executable on a PC.
Thank you for catching up that discrepancy in the installation guide, I already corrected it.
.rar is just one of the many formats (like .zip) used for compressing files. Unfortunately, I don’t have a macbook to provide a step-by-step guide, but I recommend looking up tools that are available and compatible with your system for extracting .rar files (you can try “winzip” or “unarchiver”, for example). If you’re not sure how to use them (or want to try something else), you can try searching for “how to extract .rar files macbook [program you want to use]”, or any other similar search.
I hope this works for you.
I’m glad you figured it out!
I knew the steam deck has both a custom Linux and Windows, but I wasn’t sure which one you were trying. I figured Windows was easier to set up if the problem was MIDI support. I suppose either Proton isn’t set up to do MIDI passthrough out of the box, or the original RPGMaker engine is expecting to find some files that don’t come with the installation, or something along those lines.
Just for curiosity (in case someone has the same problem in the future), did you run the Windows version of EasyRPG that comes with the game on Proton, or did you download a native Linux build of it?