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Changing somethign to always run with hongfire applocale
Changing somethign to always run with hongfire applocale





changing somethign to always run with hongfire applocale
  1. #Changing somethign to always run with hongfire applocale install
  2. #Changing somethign to always run with hongfire applocale Patch

  • MGQ Paradox English Translation 1.21.30.
  • MGQ Paradox English Translation 1.21.36.
  • Monster Girl Quest Paradox English Patch v1.21.50.
  • #Changing somethign to always run with hongfire applocale Patch

    MGQ Paradox English Patch 1.21.51 (Bug Fix).I tested this in Win7 with HF pAppLoc available here:  I didn’t test it extensively, however, but it seems to work. Step 3: Copy this file, config.tjs, to the game’s directory, overwriting the original: This doesn’t need to be done with applocale or anything it should just work even if the filenames appear to have ? in them.

    #Changing somethign to always run with hongfire applocale install

    Step 2: Run the English install batch file. The English patch won’t install properly if the directory name is in Japanese and your system isn’t set to Japanese. Step 1: Rename the game’s directory so it doesn’t have any Japanese in it. I fixed this and I’ll include it in the next patch, but until then I uploaded the system file you need to change. However, if you’re dead set on sticking to your region and want to use applocale, you may have noticed that VH2 doesn’t work. If you play Japanese games regularly, you should really just set your system locale to Japanese to avoid any problems. Patch 0.20 and later all include this fix.

    changing somethign to always run with hongfire applocale

    EDIT: Note this isn’t necessary any longer.







    Changing somethign to always run with hongfire applocale