I can't seem to find the Web Protection section. I've been poking around the settings but I don't see anything that may be the cause of it. Any tips on how to get to it?Angel Molina said:
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It should be in or under options or setting (or any interface that would allow you to change any features).itsausernamewhatofit said:
Ok, I disabled the web protection in NIS and when I went to run the .exe file it deleted the game right then and there. So this time I decided to disable EVERYTHING in NIS (and it worked).Angel Molina said:
So just open a tab or webpage to the download, disable everything in norton, download the file, instal it, then try to run it. If the game starts working you can safely turn Norton back on.
A bug during the squid boss battle. After I got its health down part way any attempt to fire a grenade at it just brought up this message:
___________________________________________
ERROR in
action number 1
of Step Event
for object egotop:
In script grenadescript:
Error in code at line 50:
if(gg.type = CH_PEACE) gg.goaway = 1
^
at position 10: Unknown variable type
Next attempt was fine.
Also, am I the only one having a hard time using the impact shot when facing LEFT? Seems if I don't let go of the left arrow key when firing the shot fails to go off.
___________________________________________
ERROR in
action number 1
of Step Event
for object egotop:
In script grenadescript:
Error in code at line 50:
if(gg.type = CH_PEACE) gg.goaway = 1
^
at position 10: Unknown variable type
Next attempt was fine.
Also, am I the only one having a hard time using the impact shot when facing LEFT? Seems if I don't let go of the left arrow key when firing the shot fails to go off.
Initial impressions of this game were excellent - something like "A Very Yahtzee Cave Story".
As the difficulty grew, the game seemed to exhibit a strange dichotomy... The dialogue and characters were very inviting, but the brutally high difficulty felt exactly like the game was just giving me the middle finger whenever I died. It's like some strange hybrid of I Wanna Be the Guy or Super Meat Boy and the aforementioned Cave Story, and my brain is still trying to figure out how I should process that combination.
Overall, the game provided some solid entertainment, and some solid yelling at my monitor. It's a great game with a lot of character, but I feel it could have used more time in beta for bug testing and smoothing out the not-uncommon insane difficulty spikes. For some reason, I keep finding myself coming back to the game even despite how much it seems to hate my ass.
Bugs so far (45%):
- You can get your Spirit Grenade counter in the negative. This is especially a pain in the ass during the water boss. You're expected to keep track of so many things during the battle (air, health, fish location, boss location, boss animation); how far your "Missile" counter has gone into the negative shouldn't be one of them.
- Underwater, the time until your next air gauge unit depletion resets when you change screens, meaning you can just flip back and forth between screens indefinitely and never run out of air.
- Using the wall jump, it's possible to get places you shouldn't be. The game generally handles it well and still puts you where you need to be on the next screen (well done, Yahtzee), but if you wall jump in the Save room as you're falling from the top of the screen, you can get on top of the room. Then, depending on what you do, it can mess up which save file the game thinks you're using, and on your next death, it might load the wrong game. I had to quit to title and reload manually.
- This isn't really a bug, but in my opinion, the act of killing all directional input between screens is really a pain in the ass sometimes, and I think it would be worth the effort to fix.
As the difficulty grew, the game seemed to exhibit a strange dichotomy... The dialogue and characters were very inviting, but the brutally high difficulty felt exactly like the game was just giving me the middle finger whenever I died. It's like some strange hybrid of I Wanna Be the Guy or Super Meat Boy and the aforementioned Cave Story, and my brain is still trying to figure out how I should process that combination.
Overall, the game provided some solid entertainment, and some solid yelling at my monitor. It's a great game with a lot of character, but I feel it could have used more time in beta for bug testing and smoothing out the not-uncommon insane difficulty spikes. For some reason, I keep finding myself coming back to the game even despite how much it seems to hate my ass.
Bugs so far (45%):
- You can get your Spirit Grenade counter in the negative. This is especially a pain in the ass during the water boss. You're expected to keep track of so many things during the battle (air, health, fish location, boss location, boss animation); how far your "Missile" counter has gone into the negative shouldn't be one of them.
- Underwater, the time until your next air gauge unit depletion resets when you change screens, meaning you can just flip back and forth between screens indefinitely and never run out of air.
- Using the wall jump, it's possible to get places you shouldn't be. The game generally handles it well and still puts you where you need to be on the next screen (well done, Yahtzee), but if you wall jump in the Save room as you're falling from the top of the screen, you can get on top of the room. Then, depending on what you do, it can mess up which save file the game thinks you're using, and on your next death, it might load the wrong game. I had to quit to title and reload manually.
- This isn't really a bug, but in my opinion, the act of killing all directional input between screens is really a pain in the ass sometimes, and I think it would be worth the effort to fix.
Needs a more forgiving use of checkpoints, I die way to often in this game and am having to replay the same sections again and again to the point were I've just had enough and decide to quit. I enjoy the writing though.
*Walks into thread and looks at posts*
Strange, figured they would've beaten me here.
*Looks at watch*
Where is PETA? They love to make mountains out of molehills...
Strange, figured they would've beaten me here.
*Looks at watch*
Where is PETA? They love to make mountains out of molehills...
actually norton still comes with computers you buy as a "free product" so im not amazed there are computer illiterate people that dont delete it on the first day.Jeo said:
you heard wrong. AVG is awful. not as bad as norton though. Panda still takes the cake by being able to download a virus from its update servers (though they fixed that now).Evil Smurf said:
There basically are 3 good antivirus now: Avast, Nod and Kaspersky