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  • Birthday 07/14/2000

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  1. Banana vs Tomato, what wins?

  2. Use these. https://zeas2.github.io/Kirikiroid2_patch/tools/krz_xp3conv.exe (make a backup of your .xp3 files first) https://zeas2.github.io/Kirikiroid2_patch/patch/フロントウイング/グリザイア ファントムトリガー/xp3filter.tjs (just extract into game folder)
  3. I am aware of the patch list thank you for the heads-up. Does playing Dracu-Riot lag, considering it has a lot of sprite animations similar to Noble Works?
  4. Newer and older versions of Kirikiroid2 have their own advantages and disadvantages. I'm stating this based on version 1.1.5 and version 1.3.3. Even I'm using a potato tablet, but the only problem I encountered is having too many sprite animations causing a crash. Version 1.3.3 had more support for more features, which means that most modern VNs can be played. The buffers are also faster and is cached until you exit the app. However, this newer version consumes more battery and animations (H-scene animations) lag. Version 1.1.5 also has it's own merits. It can play the older VNs that version 1.3.3 can't. Animations (H-scene animations) doesn't lag if you tick the "Force Update Screen" in the options. But buffers are slower and some features are not supported and will give you an error screen, which may lead to a crash or you being stuck at the screen (not a freeze) or even other things. Sprite animation lags are inevitable, you just have to bear with it. It just depends on the version of Kirikiorid2 you have. The only difference between those two are the language. There were none software-specific differences that I noticed.
  5. You're mistaking a nakige for a nukige. Anyways, the ones that I personally enjoyed was: Chrono Clock - Michiru's was a pretty emotional route. Duel Savior - You have to finish all other heroine routes first before going into Mia's route. Kana Imouto - Title.
  6. There is a patch. But it's not an official one given by Mangagamer, it's rather a fan patch. Can't link here due to piracy rules. I haven't tried out the patched one but according to technical data, the patched Steam one is 67MB bigger than the X-Rated one. This 67MB of data is just a movie, presumably for the all-ages OP (?). Other than that, the adult data is present.
  7. There's a patch that lets you 'restore' (?) the PS3 sprites and voices to the Steam version. https://github.com/07th-mod/umineko-question
  8. Aselia. Seinarukana. Kindred Spirits on the Roof.
  9. There are currently no converters for both of the games. So no, it is not possible. However if you're a computer-expert guy, you can do the converting yourself (but it's a hectic process to do). https://weeaboo.nl/2013/01/creating-a-vnds-converter/#more-3221
  10. The latter. But I seriously don't recommend using the VNDS app to play the games. A lot of contents are cut out (example Sharnoth's minigames and no OP and ED videos) and the voices and texts are sometimes out of sync. However, there are alternatives to the VNDS app but is only limited to certain game engines. ONscripter for Nscripter engines. Kirikiroid2 for Kirikiri engines.
  11. I have: Root Double -Before Crime * After Days- Xtend Edition PM me for this one. (Taken) Sunrider: Liberation Day - Captain's Edition 4FJ3D-F9R2M-R0AL2 Japanese School Life 4JVZK-7NYQ3-LBJNX Highway Blossoms 4J772-PK5RE-WJ2Y7 Sound of Drop - fall into poison 4QBPG-MLVZT-B3ZRD Narcissu 10th Anniversary Anthology Project (including Season Pass DLC) PM me for this one. (Taken) KARAKARA 60QHM-QGP5X-FE2IE
  12. I'm thinking of playing both the all-ages and patched version at the same time. First the all-ages common route then the 18+ patched common route to see if there are any character bonding scenes that I missed (if there are any). Same goes for the heroine routes, especially for the waifu. And in the end, I hope I'm not too busy with school when this game releases.
  13. There's very few games that have been translated unfortunately. But I'll just start off my recommendations. :> *Ahem* There's Navel's Tsuriotsu (currently being fan-translated), its fandisc, sequel, fandisc sequel, and their upcoming Tsuriotsu 2.1. Ensemble's Otome series. (Too lazy many to link) AXL's Koitate (partially translated) and the sequel. Caramel Box's Otoboku (translated) and the sequel. Akatsuki Works' Ruitomo and its fandisc.
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