I'm a bit of a data hoarding goblin, and my C:/ drive only has a few gigabytes free. As you can probably guess from the state of the RAM and the storage market right now, I can't exactly replace my 500 GB drive with a bigger one at the moment, but have a few hundred gigabytes free on some other drives.
I'm wondering if there's a way to either point the game to a folder on a different drive instead of C:/.../Appdata/Roaming, or re-install the game in a portable mode where all the "packs" folders can be alongside the install folder on whatever drive I'd like to use.

The safest and most painless place I've found so far is GameBanana. It's a hub for mods for many games, so to narrow your search you need to first find (and bookmark, if you'd like) the page for Choicer Voicer on there either by using the search bar or checking the Trending tab on the home page, and then you can use GameBanana's filters to sort voice packs by popularity, recently added, or use the search bar to search for a specific clips (Make sure "Restrict to Choicer Voicer" is checked; it won't appear if you aren't searching specifically from the game's page).

You might also be fine with the Nexus Mods page, since that's also a reputable hub for game mods, and I've used it for other games' mods, but I haven't personally used it for getting Choicer Voicer content yet. In my most recent search I also came across a TCV dot wiki site, which at first glance seems harmless enough since it seems to just provide an easier-to-browse mirror of links to packs on GameBanana, but I also haven't heard anything good or bad about it or used it myself. 

DO NOT use "Choicervoicer(dot)com". It regularly tops search results in different engines, and I used it for my first few days of collecting clips for the game, and so far my system seems fine, *but* judging by the cookie-cutter AI vibe-coded design, I'd imagine it's moderation is not very strict and it is NOT endorsed by YeahMaybe, the creator of the game.

Even though GameBanana and Nexus Mods have been around a long time and presumably have robust systems for keeping malware off their platforms, keep in mind the only officially endorsed pages are this Itch.io page, and "Choicervoicer(dot)neocities(dot)com". The Neocities page does not host any packs or other content, though, and is more of a resource for tutorials on creating mods from scratch to then share with the community, so keep it in mind if adding your own clips is something that interests you!

i am not nasubi

Lovely little game, I think I enjoyed playing it more the second time with the developer commentary, it was very interesting.

"That damn Nelson Mandela tricked me!" xD

P.S. I edit YouTube videos, so if you ever want to write a script and narrate another one, I'd be willing to help out.

I was genuinely prepared to play this for like 2 hours, but I appreciate you keeping it short and sweet, and the inclusion of the actual finale was a good way to end it off

you would know if you had them as often as nasubi

Have you tried stuff like DOSBox or setting up a Windows 95 virtual machine through VirtualBox?

Every copy of Robo-Darling is personalized

Super cool demo! I like the ability to construct more complex systems for getting the ducks into the hole, but my caveman brain just settled on holding the magnet by the auto dispenser, flattening them in the press to let the magnet hold more of them, and just dropping off giant piles of flat ducks all at once.

Gives off Berry Bury Berry vibes, especially with the hinting at other things going on in the facility.
I spent an embarrassingly long amount of time stacking crates on top of the hydraulic press to climb up the scaffolding after destroying the cameras. Can't wait to see what the plan is for that in the future!

First good comment on this entire page 😭

Wow. Pretty short and fun demo, but played through it multiple times to try and see all the little extra things I missed initially. Very interested! Can't wait for more.

They locked me in a room. A 3D room. A 3D room with butter.

Typing of the who?...

In all seriousness, this is the second game of yours that I've played and oh man, you know your way around a short, simple, addictive gameplay loop. (The other being Roguelight)

First game in a while to make me look down at my keyboard so much... and realize it needs to be cleaned :p

EDIT: You should expect an email from CoolmathGames any day now

My question is how are you just discovering chromebooks and their lack of capability in the last couple months? They've existed longer than Rhythm Doctor itself my friend 😭

Alternatively 

thats the guy who made RHYTHM DOCTOR??

saying what we're all thinking probably

That's a really good way to put it! I imagined if any pre-release stuff was included in the final, it'd be in a separate menu, E.G. final version of Cream Cheese Icing in Story Mode, but in free play mode you could choose to play the OG song and beatmap(?), something along those lines.

It's weird how I actually do feel pretty nostalgic for the 2021 version of the game - it's only been four years ;-; But ofc I'm hyped for how you and the team's experience will lead to a more polished and fun game in the end!

Crazy that it has over 17k wishlists already. Was wondering if you'd think about putting the current demo on the Steam page for people who discover it organically on there?

Looks cool! Can't wait to try it out when it drops. I'm a little perplexed though; the trailer says Godot engine. Did you rebuild a lot of mechanics from scratch for this? Also would be interesting if it was multiplayer but I know netcode is a huge undertaking and would still be interested to play it solo.

Dang I woke up at the perfect time to see this early! I just read the October update the other day, lol.

Shoutout to Mia/2cada. I'm not sure if it was you or someone else who did the early demo mixing/vocaloid tuning but the new versions are much smoother to listen to, so props to them!

Sick update! Coming from Parappa, Parappa 2 and Um Jammer Lammy there were a couple odd eccentricities and differences in the scoring system that I noticed, but it seems like you also felt like it needed a shake-up. I personally am NOT an astral-advisory head, but thats mainly because I only did the tutorial once during the first demo and haven't replayed it, but I'm ALL for making obscure rhythm game mechanics more immediately accessible to new players. Love the preview of the new level and that logo got that SWAG on it! Keep it up :D

Edit: P.S. I LOVE Supastar Tennis. Genuine actual unfiltered unadulterated BANGER