I guess I'll just wait for a youtube video.BryanM wrote:You're trapped in a haunted house. There's a ghost. It wants to eat your friends and have sex with your cat. When forced to decide between the lives of your friends and the chastity of your kitty, you choose the cat.
Since you can apparently see text in the Music Room, and presumably in other sections like the Tutorial, are you using a Japanese version of Windows? A lot of us cannot see text in the game after applying the patch, and so far the common trend between all of us is that we're using non-Japanese versions of Windows. If you are too, then maybe you're doing something that enables you to see the text, and it would be helpful to know what that is so that we can pass the information on to the developers.Lord Satori wrote:It's a shame I can't read japanese. I suppose I'll wait for the inevitable fan translation, then.
I hate how asterism is disabled as soon as you die. I'm never going to be able to clear it
By the way, there's alot more unknown music slots than I thought there would be, is there more after stage 6, or what? Thats another thing, I hate the whole "unlocking music" thing. In touhou, you can still listen to it, it just gives you a warning that you haven't encountered it yet.
RegalSin wrote:Wait a minute, everything else is better then an aerodactyle, with a man face on it.
The text works fine for me on my English Windows Vista, but I have my non-Unicode setting set to Japanese.Aisha wrote:Since you can apparently see text in the Music Room, and presumably in other sections like the Tutorial, are you using a Japanese version of Windows? A lot of us cannot see text in the game after applying the patch, and so far the common trend between all of us is that we're using non-Japanese versions of Windows. If you are too, then maybe you're doing something that enables you to see the text, and it would be helpful to know what that is so that we can pass the information on to the developers.Lord Satori wrote:It's a shame I can't read japanese. I suppose I'll wait for the inevitable fan translation, then.
I hate how asterism is disabled as soon as you die. I'm never going to be able to clear it
By the way, there's alot more unknown music slots than I thought there would be, is there more after stage 6, or what? Thats another thing, I hate the whole "unlocking music" thing. In touhou, you can still listen to it, it just gives you a warning that you haven't encountered it yet.
Thanks. Ugh, I can't find a pattern.Meseki wrote:The text works fine for me on my English Windows Vista, but I have my non-Unicode setting set to Japanese.Aisha wrote:Since you can apparently see text in the Music Room, and presumably in other sections like the Tutorial, are you using a Japanese version of Windows? A lot of us cannot see text in the game after applying the patch, and so far the common trend between all of us is that we're using non-Japanese versions of Windows. If you are too, then maybe you're doing something that enables you to see the text, and it would be helpful to know what that is so that we can pass the information on to the developers.Lord Satori wrote:It's a shame I can't read japanese. I suppose I'll wait for the inevitable fan translation, then.
I hate how asterism is disabled as soon as you die. I'm never going to be able to clear it
By the way, there's alot more unknown music slots than I thought there would be, is there more after stage 6, or what? Thats another thing, I hate the whole "unlocking music" thing. In touhou, you can still listen to it, it just gives you a warning that you haven't encountered it yet.
BryanM wrote:You're trapped in a haunted house. There's a ghost. It wants to eat your friends and have sex with your cat. When forced to decide between the lives of your friends and the chastity of your kitty, you choose the cat.
I dug this up from the blog:Cadrin wrote:
That f***ing final boss.
I... guess I'll get around to updating the method list sometime this week.
In the meantime... So the main character is named Ageha, right? It seems to be "アゲハ", which apparently also stands for "butterfly". Huh.
Google Translate Version:今回自分がジャケを担当。
こんな感じになりました。
はい、このお方が本作の「自機」です。
ちなみに、自分は「アゲハさん」って呼んでます。
せっかくなのでアゲハさんについてちょっと書いてみましょう。
アゲハさんは、∀kashicverseという世界における最高戦力の一体です。
世界の秩序を守る警察とか軍隊的ポジションで、色々な問題を「力」で解決することがお仕事でした。
ちなみに、アゲハさん一人で国一つ滅ぼす事も余裕ですよ。怖いですねぇ。
そんな向かう所敵なしのアゲハさん、しかし、今回の「敵」は少々厄介な相手でした･･････。
みたいな感じです()
落ちとかありませんが今回はこの辺りで！
His charge of Jake this time.
I became like this.
Yes, this work of this gentleman is the "ship".
By the way, your will call me "Ageha-san".
We'll write a little bit about the butterfly's so much trouble.
Ageha's, is a heck of the best forces in the world that ∀ kashicverse.
That the militaristic positions such as police to keep order in the world, will be resolved in the "power" the various problems was your job.
By the way, that you destroy one country alone Ageha-san It is margin. What a scary.
Ageha's no enemy, however, this "enemy" was a bit harder opponent place to head such · · ·.
It is a feeling like ()
It is not such as fall, but around here this time!
BryanM wrote:You're trapped in a haunted house. There's a ghost. It wants to eat your friends and have sex with your cat. When forced to decide between the lives of your friends and the chastity of your kitty, you choose the cat.
They have already being advised, they are aware of an overseas following and they have been cool enough to reply and all. Cool fellows indeed. Just give them time. Here is a quick update from the Twitterz:
Wait, wait, wait. HE? I thought Ageha is a female.pestro87 wrote:I don't know anything about the game nor its setting so I've translated it as literary as I can
This time, Jake is responsible for himself.
It seems like it became like this.
Yes, this gentleman is the “player character” of this work.
Also, he calls himself “Ageha-san”.
Because of the effort of (introducing) Ageha-san, we’ll write a little bit about him.
Ageha-san is one of the best forces in the world called ∀kashicverse.
Military positions, such as the police, retain the order of the world. Their job is to resolve the “forces” of various problems.
In addition to that, Ageha-san alone has the capability to destroy an entire country. Scary, huh?
Heading towards such enemy bases is nothing for Ageha-san. However, the “enemy” this time was a bit tougher opponent…
It’s a similar feeling to…
…falling, yet such a thing won’t happen this time around here!
(the literal translation is actually “falling (such things like that) are not to be had, this time around here!”)
no one know it? oh bad, maybe i just got ignoredKin wrote:Hi there, does anyone here know how to reset the savegame?
So i just installed this new 1.3 patch, but i don't like how everything looks unlocked from my play on earlier patch...
Is there is a way to reset it?
Try deleting the "score.dat" file from your game folder. See if that does it. Essentially, it has to be the file that is edited most recently by the game.Kin wrote:no one know it? oh bad, maybe i just got ignoredKin wrote:Hi there, does anyone here know how to reset the savegame?
So i just installed this new 1.3 patch, but i don't like how everything looks unlocked from my play on earlier patch...
Is there is a way to reset it?
gonna figure this myself then...
Thanks for the correction. Like I said, I don't know anything about this game and there wasn't any indication in the Japanese text as to whether or not Ageha was a male or a female.nazrin992 wrote:Wait, wait, wait. HE? I thought Ageha is a female.pestro87 wrote:I don't know anything about the game nor its setting so I've translated it as literary as I can
This time, Jake is responsible for himself.
It seems like it became like this.
Yes, this gentleman is the “player character” of this work.
Also, he calls himself “Ageha-san”.
Because of the effort of (introducing) Ageha-san, we’ll write a little bit about him.
Ageha-san is one of the best forces in the world called ∀kashicverse.
Military positions, such as the police, retain the order of the world. Their job is to resolve the “forces” of various problems.
In addition to that, Ageha-san alone has the capability to destroy an entire country. Scary, huh?
Heading towards such enemy bases is nothing for Ageha-san. However, the “enemy” this time was a bit tougher opponent…
It’s a similar feeling to…
…falling, yet such a thing won’t happen this time around here!
(the literal translation is actually “falling (such things like that) are not to be had, this time around here!”)
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#Akashicverse 1.50をプレイ。 Name:HART Score:2175447548 Dead:1 (All:∀kashic)BryanM wrote:You're trapped in a haunted house. There's a ghost. It wants to eat your friends and have sex with your cat. When forced to decide between the lives of your friends and the chastity of your kitty, you choose the cat.
BryanM wrote:You're trapped in a haunted house. There's a ghost. It wants to eat your friends and have sex with your cat. When forced to decide between the lives of your friends and the chastity of your kitty, you choose the cat.
The developers know about the bug, but there is no ETA for a fix as far as I'm aware. I think the main problem is that none of the developers can replicate it, since they all run Japanese versions of Windows. There is always the workaround for Vista and higher, but I think it's a little inconvenient...BPzeBanshee wrote:Any of those possibly related to Alternative Arguments?
Also, any kind of ETA on a patch to fix the invisible text issue?
