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I am Raidy, wandering this continent of Else far and wide as an adventurer. I can freely bend the power of thunder to my will, so people have taken to calling me the “Lightning Warrior”. Why am I standing here in front of this tower, you ask? The cause lies in the village of Saad that I visited recently. I got there to find it in decay, deserted and transformed almost completely into a ghost townApparently it became that way due to the monsters living in this tower.

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They’d been stealing away all of the young maidens from the village, and none of the men who went to rescue them ever returned a harsh and terrible tale. Being who I am I could’t hear that story and stand by idle, so now I find myself here, facing the tower. Ok i didnt expect it to be answered in older posts yes its an AVG screw up,its a False positive, “It is NOT a virus” this is my 16th visual novel or so and i have seen many say that the AVG detects them as virus they do nothing to your pc they are just gamesTo answer the others questions,after extract, Mount the.cue or.cdd files on Daemon tolls and they will load the information from the.img that will run normally, no need to change formats (to.iso in this case) unless explicitly indicated by admin.

I would like to express my appreciation to this writer just for bailing me out of this type of crisis. After looking throughout the the net and meeting views which are not productive, I assumed my life was over. Existing without the presence of strategies to the problems you have resolved all through the article content is a serious case, and those that might have in a negative way affected my entire career if I hadn’t come across your website. Your good knowledge and kindness in controlling every part was vital. I don’t know what I would have done if I hadn’t come across such a step like this.

I can at this point look forward to my future. Thanks so much for your high quality and result oriented help.

I will not hesitate to refer the sites to any person who would need recommendations about this area. Are all you people having game problems retards??? 99% of the problems described are all a result of you being stupid.No ISO file??? Use the IMG file instead.Don’t know how to mount the file??? You don’t have to!

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Use WinRAR to open and extract.Does it work on Windows 7??? If it doesn’t then just use the Compatibility feature!!!Download links not working??? Reset your internet and try again or use a proxy to access the download sites as 95% of the time it’s your ISP blocking the file sharing sites. Just finished the download of this one inspite of file serves anti-bot captcha things best effort to stop me, and discovered two image files, a.ccd, and a.cue. As both of those files are only a single KB, I presume the actual data is stored in the.img file and/or the.sub file.Putting aside the question of which file to which image, are the two images identical, or is there some difference. Also, the two non-image files are of different sizes, which seems to suggest the images are different. After mounting each image, the auto load starts up what appears to be the same installation program regardless of which image I use.Could somebody please provide a little clarification?

This is very simple. Take both files that you downloaded (ie. Part1.rar and Part2.rar. Place them in the same folder.

Then highlight both of them, right click on Part1.rar. If you have Winrar installed there should be an option to “extract here”. It will extract both Par1.rar and Part2.rar into a single.iso. From there use a tool like Daemontools to mount that.iso, every thing should work simply from there.to make it easier to download, the uploader made a compressed file of the game (the.rar). With that still being very large he then split it into to parts so that it would take less time to download (yes 1 hour is less timetrust me)so in order to use it you must put the pieces back together by extracting them at the same time, from the same source folder, into the same destination foldersorry for the overly simplified step by step process, but it seems like most people are just posting the same questions over and over, so hopefully this will help them under stand better.

@helpful: Thank you, but you misunderstood my question. I am familiar with.rar files, including multipart.rar files, and how to extract the data from them.I have downloaded both parts to the same location (495 MB and 240 MB respectfully), and extracted them as appropriate. The results where a file folder containing 4 files as follows:RAIDY.cdd (772 bytes)RAIDY.cue (69 bytes)RAIDY.img (787 MB)RAIDY.sub (32 MB)Daemon Tools recognizes the first two files as images.

Given that there is nowhere near enough data for an game that is not purely text based (and might not even be enough to for that), I figure the second two files are somehow linked to the first two provided the actual image data.Here are my questions, which of the second two files belongs to which of the first two files? Both images, when mounted, bring up the auto-play to the same “You are about to install” window. Which should I use to install? Assuming one to one pairing of the first and second set of files, 32 MB is no where near 787 MB, so how can both images be able to install the game? I did check for hidden files in the folder, but there where none.I am familiar with winRAR and.rar files. I am familiar with DAEMON Tools. My knowledge actual disc image files is severely limited to end-user grade content, and none of the tech specs about what makes one format different from another (Mount the image with Daemon tools, and it runs like a normal disc),I would appreciate some clarification of what’s different between the two images (content wise, not tech spec wise).

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Or did I just get a bum download and need to re-download them? Thank you.That answers my question.Now a question or two out of intellectual curiosity aimed at any one who has the knowledge, time, and inclination to answer.Does the fact that I can use either the.ccd or the.cue mean their both linked to the second set of files?If so, does that mean that the.ccd is an earlier/later version of.cue, sorta like.mds and.mdx?(Might want to make any responses to this an actual new post instead of a reply. If the current board formatting holds, we are going to end with one word per a row.).

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