Seems like every time I try to play it for the first time it works fine. But trying to play it a second time I get an error saying majiro.bin stopped responding when I try to launch the game and it just closes. I'd have to unpack the whole game again to fix it, losing my save.
Does anyone know a fix for this?
Does anyone know a fix for this?
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Did you try troubleshooting and letting the game run in windows 8 mode after troubleshooting finishes? usually worked for me
Man i don't get the guide for this, works fine for a few days but gets off track and ends up being completely different.
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I have a solution to cut out the translator of this game, and the solution is : we all must learn japanese, but if you think i'll learn the kanji that's not gonna happen.
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That is some bs if I've heard any. I live in the UK too. How are you not comprehending that every language has honorifics??
Are you saying that English speaking people don't use honorary titles used before names in salutations—for example, Mr. Spock, Princess Leia, Professor X. In comparison to languages such as Japanese and Korean, English doesn't have an especially rich system of honorifics. But it does have a whole lot of them as well! Commonly used honorifics in English include Mr., Mrs., Ms., Ma'am, Sir, Captain, Coach, Professor, Reverend (to a member of the clergy), and Your Honor (to a judge), among others.
Now that is some sad kinda BS if you ask me. I just had to reply to this old post because I can't believe how out of touch you are with reality. Therefore I'd like to formally let you know that the English language, more precisely in the UK where I live as well, DOES indeed include "sensei, chan, san or whatever". In fact every country on Earth includes honorifics and you are expected to use them otherwise you come off as very rude.
Lastly, in your example, you don't just meet a certain "Dave" and call him Dave. What is "Dave" to you? Cause the only way you'd call him "Dave" is if he's of no importance to you or you're really close which again, the Japanese do that as well. They are not ALWAYS formal!
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Also the fact in the UK they actually use the phrase Sir if they're knighted, so I also agree that England has their own honorifics. Just because the poster doesn't get why Japan does it, doesn't mean he gets a pass of ignorance when Britain does the exact fucking thing.
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How is someone being knighted and referred to as sir, something which is rare as all hell and not someone most people will ever interact with nor is sir used at all times, compare to something that is used constantly by everyone?
No, it's not the same fucking thing. It's not even close to being the same fucking thing.
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- Oct 31, 2017
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I think they mean the restoration patch, there was supposed to be a v3 but it seems like it won't happen.
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Yeah but keep in mind, you're dealing with weebs. The lingo of the content is part of their fetish.
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