Outpost Omega J

As I am just shy of an obsessive compulsive disorder diagnosis (yes, I was tested) and I like time stamps, and as Ivan doesn't provide any, I'll provide my own: The addition of this game to the site was first noted as of March 14, 2014.

Typo. I meant Dragon. You try typing with claws on a keyboard meant for puny human fingers.

@OneManArmy: Shout box is the chat room thing at the top of the forum's home page. @ Seacats: I don't know, can you explain it to your self? If you meant to ask me if I could explain it, I meant the last tamer that came by my lair.

Proof I don't need glasses.

I'd just like the chance to romance a princess or goddess (The game "Shuffle", while good, does not count in this context) without them being violated. Last I'll say on it.

I've actually got nothing against strong female leads. I'm all for the "chick with sword" as I call it. I just don't see why we need to include rape, especially by tentacles, as part of the story. As for "mindbreak", as you call it, it depends on how, if at all, it adds to the story.

Why is it that just about every game or hentai (granted, not all) that involves fantasy elements such as sorcery, deities and princesses almost always involves the female leads getting raped (by tentacle monsters)? Can't we have a good old fashion knight in shining armor rescues the princess fair without said princess being violated first nor the knight being nothing but an ambulatory dick? I'm not saying the male protagonist can't be appreciative of the aesthetics of other good looking women, and everyone (male or female) is entitled to personal fantasies, but not even once should the idea

Just being nosy (sorry, couldn't help myself) but I can't find anything wrong with the noses of any of the people who are on the game box cover. Whose nose are you talking about?

I'm writing this under the assumption you are an "end user" of computer technology or close to it and not a power user. I.E.: Provide input - Push "Button A" - Get output with absolutely no understanding of the internal mechanisms of "Button A". If this does not describe you, ignore this. NEVER TOUCH A COMPUTERS REGISTRY UNLESS YOU HAVE PRECISE INSTRUCTIONS!!! I'm assuming you did in this case. Fool around with your computers registry can be absolutely fatal to your computer.

I'm just now starting to download the game (this is gonna take a while) so I can't say for sure, but my understanding is that the English patch includes the 1.01 patch. This means you don't have to download the 1.01 patch. I personally am of the opinion to download everything. I would rather have it and not need it than to need it and not have it. If you are the OCD type like me and don't trust the English patch to include the 1.01 patch, my best guess would be first to install the game, then install the 1.01 patch, followed by the English patch. As I first stated, I am in the proces

Does it also undo the the "rewrite" referenced in the comments of the game's page so that the restored content makes sense, or will there be seriously jarring plot line shifts as it transitions to and from restored content?

First a general suggestion. Get the software Norton Ghost. You can make a 1:1 image of your hard drive and paste over another hard drive later in the event of full computer crash etc. (The person who wrote the software is in my top ten favorite people list.) To Mods and Admin: I'm not trying to "Advertise" anybody's software etc, just and honest suggestion to safe guard against the agonies of computer crashes. Why do you think I include the inventory in my top ten favorite people list? As to the game, I've only played it to about 70ish % completion, but I have cleared it twice, once bein

A basic crude method that should work for anything as long as you are using a windows computer. If there is a Mac equivalent, I don't know about it. Push "Print Screen" (my keyboard has it to the right of "F12"). This should "copy" the current display. Next, open up "Paint" or the art software of your choice and "paste" the image. File --> Save. Done.

Two possible solutions you may already have tried. First Potential Fix: Switch location settings to Japanese: I'm Assuming you have Windows XP PRO SP3. It should work with XP Standard/Home as well, but I can't personally verify that. You will also need a Windows Install disk, preferably and actual Windows XP install disk, not just whatever disk that came with your computer to reinstall the OS in the case of total computer crash requiring a new hard drive disk. The "whatever disk that came with your computer" might work as well, but I don't know that for sure. -Control Panel --> Reg

Hi. Just installed Tsuki: Possession and applied the crack file. The game starts up and runs okay for the most part, but every time the picture changes (i.e. characters facial expression changes, new character added to screen, character removed from screen) there is a noticeable two to four second lag. This get's a annoying very quickly. Has anyone else had this issue or know how to fix it? Side note: What does the crack file actually do? Initially, I forgot to drop it in the install folder, yet the game still ran, graphics induced lag included.

*CHOKE* *GAG* *HACK* What the *CENSORED* is in the English patch that makes it nearly as big as the game it self?!

Only posting to get this thread added to my control panel page. Can't find the Monitor/Subscribe manual button.