Thread: MWA Shutdown and scenes collecting

So please, who still playing, please video record character scenes or pm me you acc data so i can do it myself.

You don't really need videos for the character scenes. There are no animations or the like. The key things are the pictures and the text. The former can be found in various places if you just look for them, but the latter is absent. Sure you could get videos, but is likely easier to get people to transcribe the scenes for girls, particularly as they can just post up the text. Then you can find one of the collections of pictures, and add in the scene transcriptions. Ideally, it would also have the normal pictures of the girls, and include the males and their scenes transcriptions. That said, I think the male scenes are already transcribed on the wiki, and all the normal character pictures can be found there as well. So the important thing to get is the female scene text. Add in the event and story mission text (also on the wiki), and pretty much everything can be preserved save the game.

well , we could make a thread with all our acounts (as in team pictures) to commemorate playing the game i guess

I'll probably make one in the next days if nothing changes.

For text, I found a couple messages on the wiki which describes how text is sent to the player when a scene is run:

"Just to add, if you want the text, it is stored contiguously in a response packet. After you receive the image of the H-scene, you'll send a packet, in its response tab will be some garbage (based of of what is present, it's probably the setting + names of what's necessary to load the text + overlay + click events). After that, you'll send another packet. In its response will be the text for all the characters/most of."

Actually, for an archive, text is probably more important than the images, considering that there are already plenty of online archives made for the uncensored HCGs. Just search Aigis on Hitomi.

http://millenniumwaraigis.wikia.com/...n,_Now_What%3F

This person ripped everything, here it is.