Moon Harvest by Btdyaya
'Fuck!' You think to yourself, staring at the broken cauldron sitting in the middle of your apartment. 'I was so close! If only--' You stop, the potion had almost worked, but it relied on poor quality ingredients. You look around the apartment seeing your plants, nay your Friends! They could help you complete the potion! Staring up at the full moon outside the window, you realise that you only have a month before the next oppourtunity arises. 'This time, it has to work.' -====================- GOAL Your goal is to grow and harvest as many plants as you can. Each plant needs daily watering or it will start dying. All the plants start germinating and can't die. They will remain so until you water them for the first time. The weather may effect the growth of your plants. You have a certain amount of actions per day determined by your energy level. You have 27 days until the full moon rises again. -====================- CONTROLS
Plants can be referred to by name or by number, multiple can also be listed if space-separated.
Some actions can be repeated a number of times.
water|w (plants): Sets the plant to watered if you have any water left.
fertilise|f (plants): Sets the plant to fertilised if you have any fertiliser left.
harvest|h (plants): Harvests the plant if it is blooming.
gather|g (amount): If it is raining or snowing, collect a large amount of rainwater per action.
tap|t (amount): Collect a small amount tapwater per action.
order|o: Order a batch of 10 fertiliser, it might take a couple days to arrive.
pass|p (amount): Skip any number of turns.
instructions|i: See this page again.
exit|e: Quit the game.
CONTENT WARNINGS: Self Harm | Suicide | Implied murder | Profanity
You need at least java version 17.0.4.1 installed to play this game.
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As for the running issues: I can recommend using Launch4J pointing to a JRE install relative to the exe, then using InnoSetup to create a Setup that installs the Launch4J exe and the JRE to the path relative to the that Launch4J exe (for some reason I couldn't get the inbuilt Launch4J JRE bundling to work), that way the user doesn't have to install a JRE/get their paths properly setup. (see this [gist](https://gist.github.com/Phoenix616/b79407f1dbe752d072fd8fa257cf561c) for the two configs I used for one of my projects) I used to ship Java stuff with just Launch4J and run into similar issues on client systems too. (It's actually recommended to ship the JRE for the platform alongside the program itself.)