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I am pretty sure I am not the only person that needs to switch between Western locale and JP locale regularly and having to restart your PC over and over again is both annoying and inconvenient. Well AppLocale exists for that. However, some VN's do not work with that. I do not know if this is something exclusive to Muv-Luv, but it does not work with AppLocale(AL from now on). I think that we should make a list of those VN's that refuse AL, for the sak e of convenience and maybe, just maybe, a bit less clutter in the troubleshooting forum. Are there many VN's with this characteristic? If you know any (translated ones?), would you mind posting them down below so that we can make a list?

 

I'll start it off:

 

Muv-Luv

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If you don't mind me asking, why do you need to switch back to Western locale? I've only ever needed to change back from JP once, to play a Russian-TLed VN. All the English games run as they should.

 

Maybe it has something to do with what language you installed Windows in?

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If you don't mind me asking, why do you need to switch back to Western locale? I've only ever needed to change back from JP once, to play a Russian-TLed VN. All the English games run as they should.

 

Maybe it has something to do with what language you installed Windows in?

some programs act screwy with a japanese locale, or not at all. My recording program bandicam would not run on a japanese locale, and I had to get the japanese version to get it to work. I ran into one or 2 others, but I don't recall the names.  

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If you don't mind me asking, why do you need to switch back to Western locale? I've only ever needed to change back from JP once, to play a Russian-TLed VN. All the English games run as they should.

 

Maybe it has something to do with what language you installed Windows in?

 

Well, from the top of my head, "The Walking Dead", "Hotline Miami", "Battlefield 3" and as stated above, Bandicam do not work. OS is Windows 8.1 English.

 

I play many Western games too, y'know. ^^ 

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As far as I know, all fantranslated Nitro+ VNs tend to have issues with AppLocale (they can work, but some sprites or backgrounds will not display properly). To list specific titles, that would be Saya no Uta (fan TL version), Kikokugai, Hanachirasu and Dra+Koi.

I think Kamidori didn't work with applocale either, but I'm not sure about this one.

 

Also, generally all titles made in TVP (KIRIKIRI) 2, HUMANBALANCE and WOLF RPG will not work with applocale (WOLF stuff sometimes works, but doesn't display the text properly).

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If you don't mind me asking, why do you need to switch back to Western locale? I've only ever needed to change back from JP once, to play a Russian-TLed VN. All the English games run as they should.

 

Maybe it has something to do with what language you installed Windows in?

 

Never switch back! this is more convenient XD

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@Dale

I have never heard of locale emulator (I was relying on switching locale for a long while already, so I wasn't up to date with such programs).

From what I checked so far, Walpurgis (kirikiri2) actually works just fine, so it may be more useful than AppLocale (WOLF RPG stuff still has a font problem though). Thanks for the info. ^^

 

Never switch back! this is more convenient XD

It's not convenient at all when your native language uses non-unicode characters. Different locale can be quite annoying then, it can screw up quite a few programs.

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@Dale

I have never heard of locale emulator (I was relying on switching locale for a long while already, so I wasn't up to date with such programs).

From what I checked so far, Walpurgis (kirikiri2) actually works just fine, so it may be more useful than AppLocale (WOLF RPG stuff still has a font problem though). Thanks for the info. ^^

 

It's not convenient at all when your native language uses non-unicode characters. Different locale can be quite annoying then, it can screw up quite a few programs.

 

I've never experienced this. Thank you for pointing it out.

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@Dale

I have never heard of locale emulator (I was relying on switching locale for a long while already, so I wasn't up to date with such programs).

From what I checked so far, Walpurgis (kirikiri2) actually works just fine, so it may be more useful than AppLocale (WOLF RPG stuff still has a font problem though). Thanks for the info. ^^

 

It's not convenient at all when your native language uses non-unicode characters. Different locale can be quite annoying then, it can screw up quite a few programs.

No problem I had the same problem with switching locale. I used a VM for this for some time (and I still do since some games work better on XP) 

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Well, from the top of my head, "The Walking Dead", "Hotline Miami", "Battlefield 3" and as stated above, Bandicam do not work. OS is Windows 8.1 English.

 

I play many Western games too, y'know. ^^ 

Battlefield 3 is fixable with a hexedit to the exe not entirely sure about the other 2. I don't use bandicam there are other programs that do the same thing.

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Battlefield 3 is fixable with a hexedit to the exe not entirely sure about the other 2. I don't use bandicam there are other programs that do the same thing.

 

BF3 is not something I'd learn how to hex edit for.

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