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Amiiwell wrote...
The download does not start, helpIf you're trying to download the demo, there's an issue with that link. The demo has been rehosted here.
I believe that particular chapter was uploaded with an incorrect title (it's now First Love Experience). You may also want to check that the controversial content setting in your Preferences is set to "Yes".
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There is an issue with the demo download. It's been uploaded to another host here: https://mega.nz/#!0sIFwJpJ!nlUe1f-sUy-_X7WoxEbX4ORqX-c_TLvMymUFQHFuHQw
There is an issue with the demo download. It's been uploaded to another host here: https://mega.nz/#!0sIFwJpJ!nlUe1f-sUy-_X7WoxEbX4ORqX-c_TLvMymUFQHFuHQw
FAKKU is based in Portland, Oregon which is operating on Pacific Daylight Time. The current time in Portland (as I'm posting this) is 1:25 PM. If you live in Europe or Asia the day may change before release time.
That said, you guys probably should have picked a specific time to go live and had it display the local date/time 🤔🤔🤔
That said, you guys probably should have picked a specific time to go live and had it display the local date/time 🤔🤔🤔
Multiple people have expressed interest in getting translations for any words spoken during scenes as (optional?) subtitles. I'm just making this thread to collect everyone's thoughts for the developers to reference.
Personally I think it's kind of immersion breaking when most everything else is translated but you're suddenly served with something that isn't. Even though I have a rough idea of what's being said, it takes a little brainpower to piece it together. I've been calling it an "information blind spot". I think for the game to be fully localized, this should be added.
Personally I think it's kind of immersion breaking when most everything else is translated but you're suddenly served with something that isn't. Even though I have a rough idea of what's being said, it takes a little brainpower to piece it together. I've been calling it an "information blind spot". I think for the game to be fully localized, this should be added.
Bump!
This seems like a solid addition. Also excited to see more artists on FAKKU! Yuzuki N Dash in the very first issue, awesome.
This seems like a solid addition. Also excited to see more artists on FAKKU! Yuzuki N Dash in the very first issue, awesome.
oppairaptor wrote...
If I make a character in the demo will it carry over when the full game comes out?You will most likely have to move the file manually (your characters are just stored as images!) but yes, that will be totally possible.
Welcome back to FAKKU, glad you're enjoying the new stuff.
That feature doesn't exist in the reader (but I'd welcome it). I occasionally use AutoHotkey (Windows) for things like this. For OS X there's free macro software out there but I've had the best experience using Keyboard Maestro which is $36 full price. If you're on mobile you're most likely out of luck though.
A little note about my experiences:
In Windows using AHK, you can't do a "smooth" vertical scroll using a macro (or you couldn't when I last tried). That means if you try to scroll down using mouse wheel inputs, the page will jump rather than giving you a smooth continuous scroll. I find this somewhat jarring. I had the best experience rotating my display to Portait orientation and reading full pages as large as they could fit on my screen. I can provide the script I use if you wish.
That feature doesn't exist in the reader (but I'd welcome it). I occasionally use AutoHotkey (Windows) for things like this. For OS X there's free macro software out there but I've had the best experience using Keyboard Maestro which is $36 full price. If you're on mobile you're most likely out of luck though.
A little note about my experiences:
In Windows using AHK, you can't do a "smooth" vertical scroll using a macro (or you couldn't when I last tried). That means if you try to scroll down using mouse wheel inputs, the page will jump rather than giving you a smooth continuous scroll. I find this somewhat jarring. I had the best experience rotating my display to Portait orientation and reading full pages as large as they could fit on my screen. I can provide the script I use if you wish.
I imagine if it's going to be published by FAKKU then FAKKU wants to ensure that the work done meets their standards. I doubt they would commission another party to do the work. At least I'm pretty sure everything with the FAKKU brand on it is done in-house.
jayyjayy wrote...
I seem to keep getting a "there was a problem message" stating im not a subscriber. Which isn't allowing me to partake in the anime sectionYes, you need to have an active subscription to try the beta. You can read more details about it here.
Brittany wrote...
ChrisBRosado123 wrote...
When it comes to full color books do you have to thoroughly review every page? Or is there a point where you're reasonably confident about the color accuracy?Every page on every book has to go through very throughly. I usually sit in another room with more lights, or I subject the entire office to have all the lights on (we like it mellow in the office) so I can sit and go through them. I have to look out for any type of error, and point out any color differences and write detailed feedback to the printer on what I need changed with color examples.
I know this example is for another book, but I've been going earliest release to latest today since I got 4 books in 1 day today, but here's an example where I'd tell the printer an adjustment is needed to be made:
Spoiler:
Each book comes with blue lines like I mentioned earlier, has to be gone through page by page and circled for anything to be moved away from bleed or gutters and occasional errors found (ideally not). Changes have to be made, reexported for both physical and digital, uploaded to the printer with a detailed log sheet of what was changed so when they turn around and give the corrected pages back I can remember what was changed and approve it.
That's amazing, you're amazing!!
When it comes to full color books do you have to thoroughly review every page? Or is there a point where you're reasonably confident about the color accuracy?
Are there any artists who you discovered because of the subscription? Which are your favorites and what do they do for you?
Also feel free to mention any artists you were already a fan of and are thrilled to see their work in the subscription.
Some of my discoveries:
Ishikawa Shisuke is an artist whose work I probably never would have paid attention to prior to the subscription. But actually their stuff is really wild and the artwork is exceptional.
212 is probably my favorite artist when it comes to drawing adult women. I just dig the style, it checks my boxes.
Ikuhana Niro I do hope you've discovered Ikuhana Niro by now. Their particular way of crafting stories is on another level. Art wise, it doesn't particularly move me but the character and plot design blow me away. (Not knocking the art, it is most certainly a fantastic match with the content. It's just not my preferred flavor)
Koppori Nama Beer is an outstanding vanilla artist. Their work is cute and sweet and warms me up real good.
Itsutsuse This artist draws some wild stuff. It's so fun and crazy that I never know what to expect.
And some old favorites:
Hamao draws a fairly wide variety of stories and bodies. Definitely an excellent veteran hentai artist.
Pyon-Kti! Her artwork is absolutely sublime. I don't have enough words of praise for it. Her book, PuniKano is one of my favorites ever published by FAKKU.
Karma Tatsuro is one of the oldest names in the game. Seriously this artist a true OG. I don't know when Karma first started drawing hentai, but it's been at least 20 years and Karma's work is still outstanding today. Definitely one of the most unique artists on the site.
Also feel free to mention any artists you were already a fan of and are thrilled to see their work in the subscription.
Some of my discoveries:
Ishikawa Shisuke is an artist whose work I probably never would have paid attention to prior to the subscription. But actually their stuff is really wild and the artwork is exceptional.
212 is probably my favorite artist when it comes to drawing adult women. I just dig the style, it checks my boxes.
Ikuhana Niro I do hope you've discovered Ikuhana Niro by now. Their particular way of crafting stories is on another level. Art wise, it doesn't particularly move me but the character and plot design blow me away. (Not knocking the art, it is most certainly a fantastic match with the content. It's just not my preferred flavor)
Koppori Nama Beer is an outstanding vanilla artist. Their work is cute and sweet and warms me up real good.
Itsutsuse This artist draws some wild stuff. It's so fun and crazy that I never know what to expect.
And some old favorites:
Hamao draws a fairly wide variety of stories and bodies. Definitely an excellent veteran hentai artist.
Pyon-Kti! Her artwork is absolutely sublime. I don't have enough words of praise for it. Her book, PuniKano is one of my favorites ever published by FAKKU.
Karma Tatsuro is one of the oldest names in the game. Seriously this artist a true OG. I don't know when Karma first started drawing hentai, but it's been at least 20 years and Karma's work is still outstanding today. Definitely one of the most unique artists on the site.
mikukuma wrote...
Is there a type of air fan I should look for then? I did watch the videos, but I did not get a lot of the detail into what I should be looking for, and I'm not sure what kind of activities would really overclock my CPU (or GPU, I'm not 100% which).99.99% of users have basically no use for overclocking the CPU. It's great if you're doing professional image/video work and you want to shave some time off your renders or something but the average person who wants to play games or lighter professional workloads it's not going to make or break your build. If you do want to overclock, you'll probably need a better motherboard and a high end cooler.
Most air coolers on the market will do a fine job for mainstream CPUs. There are only a few things to worry about for coolers.
1. Size: Some coolers are huge. I mentioned this in my previous post but large coolers will sometimes get in the way of your RAM, especially if your RAM has a big heat spreader (the fat plastic that covers up the circuits). Unfortunately I think it's fairly difficult to predict whether or not your heat sink will get in the way. However if this does become a problem, you can sometimes get away with moving the fan to a "pull" configuration (so the fan is sucking air through your heatsink, rather than blowing into it). Some people will tell you that pull configurations are bad and that just isn't true. The numbers say that pull is very, very slightly worse than push [source].
2. Performance: Just look up some benchmarks, find out how well the cooler you want performs in real world testing. The Hyper 212 EVO is one of the most popular fans on the market. You can use its benchmarks as a baseline for comparisons if you like. [review]
3. Price: It should obviously fit your budget.
Some other things to consider:
The ambient temperature in your room is ultimately going to be one of the biggest factors in how well your cooler works. It is physically impossible to cool your CPU below ambient temperature. That's a limit dictated by hard science. The only way you can possibly cool below ambient temperature is if you're using an alternative setup like phase change or liquid nitrogen. If you live in a hot climate and have no air conditioning, don't expect to get amazing results no matter what cooler you have.
If you overclock you will void your warranty. I've never had to use my warranty but if you value it, don't overclock.
yuridango wrote...
I’m having an issue where none of my purchased books are loading.Take a look into that if you couldExperiencing the same issue. I'm only able to read Love Ridden right now. Every other book and doujin are not loading for me. Subscription chapters are OK. Firefox 58.0.2 Windows 10 64-bit.
