I did exactly as you said! all steps as you described, still got the error :/Well, thats seems to be an easy one
Between V2x versions you can import save games _if they are from the safe zone_, which is the DAY X nightly screen with the banner on it and the little icon.
What to do:
- save your V200_010d game on such a screen
- install V205_xxx in a _fresh folder_ as usual (NEVER EVER overinstall into an old one)
- load your saved game and an import / migration code piece kicks off automatically and updates your game
- continue playing
- and most important of all: DO NOT USE ANY MODS OR URM
Normally you should get this info when trying to load an incompatible save.
Not sure what happened there but if you stick to above procedure it works
If you already deleted V200_010d you can get it on itch io.
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Hey dev! Idk whether these are bugs or not, but I can't seem to trigger "Rescuing Seraphine" and for some reason, although my NOT is above 50, nobody sells me level 3 weapon. Also can't seem to get level 3 weapon permit (the MC just saying "I wouldn't know what to do there"). Here's my save if you want to check it. I'm using this cheat btw, dunno if that's the culprit.
EDIT: removed the cheat, still same.
EDIT: removed the cheat, still same.
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So I accidentally sold my only infiltrator shell - I forgot that Nimhe hadn't added that to her list of shells she can create. The guide says I can pick up another at the outer fields, but I don't see how, it only lets me mine. I've already added Moira to my crew, so I don't know if that's the issue. Any ideas? Are there other places to get one? I'd really rather not go back to an old save when I still had it.
I am certain there is no missing file as every single downloader would have run into this error.
If you post your savegame I can have a look.
Maybe I find some overlooked code issue.
I also recommend you get the latest version V205_010e on itch just in case.
I implemented a fallback for cases the bot escapes or is accidentally sold.
Visit the Iltari Outer Fields again and you run into another shell (worse quality but usable for missions). This works only if you really have no shell anywhere (not the warehouse, not the lab, not cargo)
With NOT 20+ you get up to level 3 from Krogneath (his inventory may vary)
With REP 30+ you get the license from Iltari and can buy a 100% suite of level 3 the same day
Thanks! Turns out I had one in the warehouse. I was trying to do a completely new playthrough with the completed game, but when I unlocked the warehouse it automatically added all the stuff I had there in my last playthrough.I implemented a fallback for cases the bot escapes or is accidentally sold.
Visit the Iltari Outer Fields again and you run into another shell (worse quality but usable for missions). This works only if you really have no shell anywhere (not the warehouse, not the lab, not cargo)
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But... It just doesn't work. I have 50+ NOT and 50+ REP. Note that I already removed the cheat and the result still same. I think my game is broken, because last time I played this I can still buy level 3 weapon and stuffs eventually.
If you use a mod which monitors and modifies data States, like urm, it is highly likely that your entire data will become inconsistent and your game state has been corrupted. Sadly, this does not revert back to normal if you uninstall the mod.
Once you started the game with the mod that's incompatible that's it.
I check for urm and prevent the game to start but obviously it does not catch all cases.
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The Seraphine rescue is still a tremendous difficulty spike, that requires that you know how to game the system fully to even have a chance. If the enemies don't fly next to each other, or if you can't hide behind a rock by turn end, you have to roll your turns back or start over.
its noteworthy. because once you get cloaking, even the hardest fight becomes trivial.
I'm also struck again by how little or nonexistent personality changes are in this game. It is so rare for a character to be anything other than dismissive and uncooperative, no matter what their stats are. And the complete lack of conversation between characters about their circumstances. It's all very businesslike, and while I understand that may be the intended tone, I would prefer it weren't true for every character.
its noteworthy. because once you get cloaking, even the hardest fight becomes trivial.
I'm also struck again by how little or nonexistent personality changes are in this game. It is so rare for a character to be anything other than dismissive and uncooperative, no matter what their stats are. And the complete lack of conversation between characters about their circumstances. It's all very businesslike, and while I understand that may be the intended tone, I would prefer it weren't true for every character.
I played a few times and still don't _fully_ understand how the fight system works. I'm relatively good at actually not loosing all modules, but I always have a few of every in the warehouse to fetch. My strategy is mostly grinding for the valuable black/violet torpedos and smash them onto everything. And if I forgot to assign the reloading during battle job in the morning I'm not engaging in fights at all.
It's still a very good game in my eyes, it's okay if there is one element I'm not able to master and I like the aspect of a well built hexagonal (bestagonal) play grid.
NoiVul, cuthbert_binns, did you guys notice that when you're not firing, you're not using up your turn? Yes, the other ships move, too, and what's more important, their seekers move as well, but your turn doesn't end. Sometimes (granted, it's just luck with Krell) you can use it to actually force them together so that your torpedoes work better.
If you're in the Krell system, you should already have the Mark II engine, hopefully fully fitted with engine boosters. That gives you six shots per turn, five if you're going to end the turn manually. What I do is use all my shots but one, hide behind some asteroids (so that no enemy can fire at me after just one move), and if there's a seeker nearby, kill it with my last shot; if not, end the turn. Repeat until all enemies are dead. In most battles I don't even get hit, and it's very rare to actually lose my shields.
If you're in the Krell system, you should already have the Mark II engine, hopefully fully fitted with engine boosters. That gives you six shots per turn, five if you're going to end the turn manually. What I do is use all my shots but one, hide behind some asteroids (so that no enemy can fire at me after just one move), and if there's a seeker nearby, kill it with my last shot; if not, end the turn. Repeat until all enemies are dead. In most battles I don't even get hit, and it's very rare to actually lose my shields.
yeah bro, you successfully repeated what I wrote, ty so much for that insight
Found a visual bug.
Inspecting Seraphine's uniform in the holodeck showed the usual CG and changed the background to her room. This was right after the 3rd pony training scene, but I think this can happens any time you have the option to inspect her uniform there.
Leaving and re-entering, or just clicking the "holodeck main" icon on the minimap, fixes the background. Inspecting it again (so she says "you're already checked it") makes it wrong again.
Inspecting Seraphine's uniform in the holodeck showed the usual CG and changed the background to her room. This was right after the 3rd pony training scene, but I think this can happens any time you have the option to inspect her uniform there.
Leaving and re-entering, or just clicking the "holodeck main" icon on the minimap, fixes the background. Inspecting it again (so she says "you're already checked it") makes it wrong again.