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so I'm in a pickle. whenever I try to go into the Hotel to start the game I get 
Game has encountered a bug. Please report it.
Error: Failed to load: audio/bgm/Detective%20Bar%20-%20Notzan%20Act%20-%20(Hotel%20Theme).ogg
at Function.ResourceHandler.fetchWithRetry (AudioStreaming.js:246:27)

I've made sure the file is there, I can play it on media player so it's not corrupted, restarted my pc in case JS is doing it's fucky thing, reinstalled the game, unsure what to do I'm not super well versed in js but the error log was unhelpful to me in figuring out what part of the equation messed up. I also get an error when starting up the game too on a differnt window saying my profile is from a newer NW.js idk if that has anything to do with it and how to fix it or if thats just JS nonsense

PS: I also did try it with and without migrating my DataCrystal

As it sounds like you worked out, that error means it's not finding the soundfile. A lot of times this happens due to a mangled name. Zip extraction likes to mangle non-native character sets, so if you're on a non-english system it might be screwing up the title. Other than that, not sure though. I'd try extracting on a different drive: weird shit happens with stuff on system drives sometimes. 

The new NW thing can be safely ignored. It's just saying that because you have a newer version of that framework installed on your system (says the same for me). Should still run fine (Though it's obnoxious and I should probably look into silencing it somehow if possible.

Let me know if you have any luck though, and I'll keep an eye out in case this is more wide-spread. So far in beta testing this didn't come up at all, so it seems like a somewhat niche issue.

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when you mentioned weird stuff happening on system drives that reminded me of when I was trying to mod a steam game with a really shit file system so I tried to move the game out of the file I burry my horny games and up my general filesystem and that worked. probobly has something to do with RPGM not liking going deep for files in a computer system

Almost certainly. After a long history running these kinds of games(RPGMaker), I've learned the hard way they HATE deep directory structures.