Someone92
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Is this another game then Alice in the Garden? If yes could you please make a separate thread for it? That way it's more convenient for other users to find and talk about both games.
gardenvarietyshark
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Alright, so I finished "Bud" (I'll call it that to separate it from "Alice"), turns out I was right near the end. Excellent game, will probably play again.
Started Alice with the intention of just playing a little bit... ended up being 2 hours or so. It's dirtier than "Bud", and weirder (the music cracked me up at first start), but it is very enjoyable once you get the ball rolling. The art style is just lovely, and anyone put off by "walrus skin" can rest easy: it's used sparingly. :P
By the way, there is an alternate control scheme that I use, same for both "Bud" and Alice:
Arrows - Move
Shift+Arrows - Sprint
Insert - Menu/Cancel
Enter - Yes/Continue (dialogue)
Page Up - Fast forward text scroll and autoselect Yes/Continue in dialogue
Started Alice with the intention of just playing a little bit... ended up being 2 hours or so. It's dirtier than "Bud", and weirder (the music cracked me up at first start), but it is very enjoyable once you get the ball rolling. The art style is just lovely, and anyone put off by "walrus skin" can rest easy: it's used sparingly. :P
By the way, there is an alternate control scheme that I use, same for both "Bud" and Alice:
Arrows - Move
Shift+Arrows - Sprint
Insert - Menu/Cancel
Enter - Yes/Continue (dialogue)
Page Up - Fast forward text scroll and autoselect Yes/Continue in dialogue
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amorant501
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Huh, game doesn't launch, says It's missing, "RGSS103J.dll."
EDIT: Well I fixed that, now it's telling me "RGSS-RTP Standard nao encontrado" what in the hell?
This is the only RPGmaker game to not work for me. Weird how all the others work but not this. . .
EDIT: Well I fixed that, now it's telling me "RGSS-RTP Standard nao encontrado" what in the hell?
This is the only RPGmaker game to not work for me. Weird how all the others work but not this. . .
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Vuoripeikko
What OS are you using?
amorant501
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Windows 7.
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Vuoripeikko
I checked the file, and it is not corrupted. Try downloading it again.
gardenvarietyshark
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Was the same for me. First you just need to find the DLL and stick it in the game's folder (which you've already done I see), then install the XP RTP, http://download.tkool-online.com/rtp/xp_rtp103.lzh. That should do it. I ran it via Applocale on Windows 7 64-bit.
amorant501
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Thanks, that was the program I needed haha, still odd, could have sworn I had that. Oh well, thanks for the link.
So the game works, but figuring out what to do is pretty fun (sarcasm) with the broken english.
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kohthaoriginal
Sorry for asking but can someone post a mini guide on the game? The moonrunes dont even pop up on mine all i see is blank text and getting through the game is killing me cause i dont know what to do :(
gardenvarietyshark
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Keep talking to (mostly male) NPCs, that's all there is. It's really just about being persistent, the moonrunes don't matter (it's a Porn Plotâ„¢, come on :D).
You get scenes by fighting (remember to use the correct move per enemy type once you learn them), talking to teachers in the correct costume and by triggering events. Teachers are the bald guys with glasses (except pool and PE teachers, you'll find out who they are), not sure if the black-suited guys with glasses are off-duty teachers or what, but you can often buy costumes from some of them (others may trigger events). Buying additional costumes lets you see additional scenes (three swimsuits, three pool scenes for example). Once you buy a costume it doesn't disappear, so be careful not to buy the same costume multiple times. Events are triggered when you've progressed enough, look around for new NPCs.
Always keep at least 2 bottles of mana and healing once you can afford to, don't want to lose that interesting fight just because you ran out.
Btw you "learn" moves by finding what looks like love letters and putting them in skill slots. This is the third item down in the menu.
If you're completely new to the RPG Maker type of game let people know so we can adjust the advice to even give a crash course if needed. I got through this game blind just fine as I know the basic mechanic well.
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