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Update Notes for Sep 16

Honor pronoun update for Chinese language version. Honor should now only be referred to using gender neutral pronouns.

Updated the bios menu so that the bio no longer covers the slider.

Update Notes for Sep 1st

More typo fixes! Thanks to KigyoDev for pointing out the typos.

Chapter 27: "Hydrogen" misspelled as "hydrogren"
Chapter 38: "Hannibal Lecter" misspelled as "Lector"
Chapter 44: "Helicopter" misspelled as "helicoptor"
Chapter 69: Casefile for A Dance in Chains mentioned one banana in description, but two bananas in the bonus question
Chapter 100: "Effect" instead of "affect"
First and second round ranks misspelled Everreave's name as Evereave.
"Confidant" instead of "confident" in Honor's interview

Bug fixes:
If you opened the casefile and then switched chapters, the casefile would remain open.

Update Notes for Aug 29

Typo fixes! (Slight spoilers here) Thanks to KigyoDev for spotting the mistakes.
Chapter 17: "Threw" changed to "through"
Chapter 24: "Mytsery" and "preform" changed to "mystery" and "perform"
Chapter 27: "Hydrogen flouride" changed to "hydrogen fluoride"
Chapter 37: Ashdown incorrectly refers to the Game-master as plural (this was left over from an earlier draft where the detectives in Fourth Class had already figured out there were multiple Game-masters)

Update Notes for Aug 19th

Rank menu fix

Update Notes for August 16th

Small plot inconsistencies fix. Updated Chinese version to reflect these changes.
Details below (spoilers).

Chapter 14: Roel now says that she is able to tell Honor apart from Red July. This is more consistent with her own method and how Honor's method works. It's also less confusing considering the conceit of the chapter (The detectives are pretending not to know Honor was acting as Red July — if Roel can't actually tell Honor from Red July, then it unnecessarily complicates the situation even more). This change also helps foreshadow the events of the Sixth Stage.
Chapter 23: 772's alternate theory about the method of death had a big flaw that some reviews of the game have touched on. Namely, you can't choke yourself to death, much less cut off your own head, for the simple reason that you would lose consciousness before you died. I've changed it so that now he suggests a simpler and more reasonable "hanging" explanation, where gravity does the work of slicing off the victim's head rather than the victim themselves.