If you look at the Gainfully Employed page, you will see a little icon next to each download, showing which OS it works with. I'm assuming once the download is correctly associated with the OS it works on, that icon will be your confirmation that it's done.
ArcusM_Gaming
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You sure did! You uploaded a version that works just fine on my M1 MacBook Pro. One other thing you can do (and this one I don't know how to do) is to set the PC and Mac versions as working on Windows and Mac OS respectively on itch. Doing this allows people to install and manage them using the itch app; otherwise, the app says there is no suitable version. I'm guessing there's something on the site that lets you specify which files work on which OS.
I was able to pay a little to get the app on here, by the way. I hope that helps to offset whatever it cost you to make the novel and pay for the art, etc. Can't wait to read it.
There are ways to lay out rules and world build without info dumping. Info dumping is just the least talented way to do it. It can be incorporated into the story in ways that make sense and are interesting.
The court scene is mimicking Ace Attorney (which is confined by the author), which takes place in a Japanese court. But there’s more to it than just legal rules. There are many logical inconsistencies. It’s still an overall good story. I look forward to the changes that will come.
As I said before, I really do like the story. I also really appreciate the artwork. You all did a great job. I look forward to the revisions in the future that improve the game.
One thought I had was a way to use the trust system to double as a sort of resource for hints, if the player needs them. Right now, you only lose trust if you make a wrong guess. Maybe you could also deliberately spend one of your trust points to get a hint. This would maintain the difficulty but allow us to get in-game hints if we need them. It could also serve as a way to get insight into what the main character is thinking at the time, how his mind functions. This might make the gameplay a bit more dynamic, too. Add a bit of a risk vs. reward mechanic.
This was a very interesting story. However, the author's lack of understanding of legal trials made the second half really tough to slog through. For instance, in Japanese and Western-style courts (which this seems to be mimicking, in homage to Ace Attorney), the burden of proof is always on the prosecution. You also cannot hold a population responsible for the actions of a single member and enact group punishment; this is literally a war crime. It's also a serious crime to withhold evidence from the defense. The defense is also entitled to voir dire any perspective witnesses ahead of time, and both sides are required to provide a list of all witnesses. If this was not attempting to mimic Ace Attorney, these nitpicks would not matter much. I would urge the author to consult someone with more knowledge of legal trials in any future revisions.
Really great story so far. I'm excited to see where it goes.
I have a small issue though. Because the individual downloads are not correctly tagged for which OS can install them, the itch launcher is not able to install them. I can get around this by manually downloading the correct one but I'd love to be able to do it through the launcher. Thanks again for all your hard work.
To get Therium, I had to choose the not obvious option when it asks you to talk to Tate, Aiden, or Dallan at the shard meeting. I cant remember what it is. Something like "leave the room." You do that and end up finding Therium. I really wanted Therium my first time through but ended up with Dallen because I couldn't figure it out. Next time through, I chose the leave option and ran into him.