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I’ve done this before. It works on Wine, albeit with some minor issues. Really though, there’s no point in using Wine when there’s a native Linux version of the game.

The downloadable version is basically the same thing but run in an isolated browser rather than your web browser. Chances are any performance improvements will be negligible, if present at all.

Did you read the rules? You have to complete the verification steps listed.

In case you’re interested, there are programs that allow for the decompilation of games made in RPG Maker. Just make sure you get the right one for the version of RPG Maker you use. Furthermore, RPG Maker MV and onward allow for decompiling games in the engine itself, rather than having to download another program, although there are a couple of hoops involved in that method.

Yo, Ada, I have a solution to that. It might not be easy but it’s worth considering. You know how a lot of raunchy games on Steam have the base release be technically safe for work and then all the dirty stuff is behind an r18 patch that you download elsewhere? Maybe you could do something like that.

wow, what amazing insight. this is undoubtedly the most helpful post anyone has ever made in the history of this platform. it can’t possibly get better than this.

that’s kinda the point

drag and drop the files in your saves folder to the new version. this can be found under the file path <Didnapper 2/www/save>.