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Tales of Androgyny

A game about birds, bees, flowers and trees. · By Majalis

Question about the "broken save" futa

A topic by Iatneh created Jul 06, 2020 Views: 1,997 Replies: 5
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Hi! I recently had to reinstall the game on a new pc and I couldn't keep my saves. So i tried to start a new game and to edit the save a little, so that I may gain some times in redoing the events. But when I loaded the save, I had some sort of error event with a jumpscare of a futa saying that I broke the game. 

So I have a few questions about that: 

  • She says "next time I'm going to break your ass", is there a way to get an actual scene?
  • She says that she's going to repair the save, buuut it's not the case, if I try to load the "repaired" save, the same event happens again.
  • And, does it happen just because I edited my save, or because I did it wrong?

Troya only appears when you edit the game wrong. It only has one scene and what it does is tell you a few things and then close the game. I don't know what mistake you made, what did you want to edit?

Oh thanks for the info, didn't know she had a name (a friend told me she was either Maj or Alis' OC but that's it). And I only edited my stats and added some perks to my characters. I think I broke it with the perks with multiple words because I didn't put a _ between each words. But maybe it's something else entirely like the numbers for the stats or the perks (like maybe you don't put the perk's level but the number of points attributed to it).

It was for the perks, if you misspelled it or forgot to put the "_" that can happen. changing a stats usually does not harm the game.

Okay, thanks for the answer!

Side note: there's an easier way to add perks. Just make sure you have at least 1 point unspent, and then it should show up in your save file so you can search for it. Just change that "1" into a larger number, say 200 or something, and then buy the perks in-game with all those points. Then you only need to edit that one single thing, and it's very easy/safe to do without messing up. This also works for talent/magic points: add a bunch of points, spend them, and if you still need more save and add more, etc.