In order to become a magician, Denis enters an apprenticeship under the famous, beautiful witch April, only to be overworked and abused on a daily basis. He bears with his hatred for her as he devotes himself to studying her techniques until one day, he discovers Maisie, a fairy April had sealed away. Maisie offers a Denis a deal: “Remove this seal, and I’ll grant you the power to revenge yourself against April.” The two arrive at this mutually beneficial agreement and set out to enact their revenge. That stuff with the exe is still a problem? We discussed it a bit but I hadn’t heard back so I assumed it was fixed and it would just take a while before someone cracked the game due to the updated protection but if it’s still a problem with getting the actual exe then that has to be fixed as soon as possible.
Slave Witch April uses lcsebody.exe which I believe means it uses Mangagamers engine and the activation system has been updated a bit or at least compared to the previous titles I own it seems changed. Anyway starting lcsebody.exe starts the activation and passing that starts the actual game.
From discussion the engine should then create a temporary hidden eight letter long exe file which is removed when the game is shut down. I missed that file initially but during our discussion I discovered that the game created a lcsebod.exe file which was a bit smaller and matched the description other than being seven characters instead of eight. I never found another file so I assume that one was the actual game exe and that now that it’s been uploaded it’s just a matter of time until the game gets cracked.
(And I too can finally remove the DRM exe, I do intend to buy most of these published titles when possible but I definitively prefer a DRM free version so these fixed exe files are useful even with a owned version of the game.). Okay, after some experimentation (and a lot of skipping through text) I think I’ve figured out how to get all the endings now, so this is sort of a walkthrough for this game: As I said before, most of the endings are easy to get, and don’t require any special effort. Start by completing the first branch. It’s the one on the top, and it is the only one unlocked to begin with. You can hop to the other branches early, but it’s easiest to just finish this one first. Also, it seems as if you can’t reach ending #1 and #3 without finishing the first branch completely.
On the third and fifth day, Maisie will talk to you and you’re given a choice. Antagonizing her will lead to a bad end, so the correct answers are “I guess so” and “I’m just taking my time”. She will talk to you again on the seventh day, but unless you piss her off twice nothing will happen, so the third choice is only important if you’ve already made her mad once. (The correct answer for the third one is “Express your gratitude”.) Once you’ve completed the entire first branch, save, because this is the point where you have to choose which ending to aim for. For the first two endings, you just have to follow their branches to the end. The branch on the right and the branch on the left are, respectively, endings #1 and #3 in the Memories gallery.
Ending #2 (which is the short branch in the middle) can be reached by seeing #2 in the monster branch (the clones) or #1 in the other one (loli scene) on day 8. Doesn’t matter which one, as long as you’ve seen the other before. At first I though you had to see them on day 7 and 8, but apparently not. Ending #4 can be reached by not committing to any of the other routes, and instead just exhausting Maisie’s magic.
(You can see her “mana bar” on the side.) Basically, just never go to the second to last scene in either branch. So if you’re in the monster branch, switch after the mushrooms and in the other branch you don’t go further than the petrification spell.
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If you unlock ending #3, just pick whatever other option is available and you should get ending #4. I typed most of this while experimenting with the choices, so it’s probably a bit messy.
I could clean it up and/or write a step by step guide if you want but it’s not as if that much detail is really necessary. While I would also wish for Mangagamer to release Akabei Soft2 titles (though It’ll probably never happen), you’re wrong in saying Mangagamer release only nukige. Hell, it’s barely a month since they released OtoBoku, with ef – the first tale and Dengeki Stryker a little earlier.
There’s also the upcoming Harukoi Otome and Tick Tack. They do release a little more nukige than story oriented titles, but that’s because they’re cheaper and sell more. That doesn’t mean that they don’t release both, and will continue to do in the future. This has been stated by Kouryuu too.
足Normally you can't hear MIDI music in RPG Maker's games. But I know how to use it! First you have to install timidity package from your's distribution package manager. Let's go to funny part. BEFORE running game created with rpg maker 2k(3) you should type following c足ommand in Run Command window (usually you can run this window by pressing Alt+F2 combination).
Command is timidity -iA You should type it as I typed. This command is case-sensitive. Now you can just run any RPG Maker's games except those made in XP and VX version. Note that in PowerMode2003 you will be unable to hear any sound, even if you typed this command properly. I think this would be good idea to put link to this command into your window-manager startup.