Click Open and select the ContentInfoRomFS folder.Rebuilding the our Content Info Archive with the Icon So based on my amateurish opinion there can't/shouldn't be any mistakes on my side until this part I've also grabbed both SilentHells and your version of the tranlation files to make sure that it can't be blamed on corrupted files but the result remains the same. The only thing I noticed is that the 'missing DLC' the game refers to is probably the amiibo units I registered in my main save file(Relevations) because the issue does not appear when I load my Birthright/Conquest playthroughs. I've already checked the MetaContentHeader.bin and compared everything with the exact same problem/solution(?) mentioned in this thread before and nothing seems to be amiss.
Though as aforementioned the festival DLCs are unpatched and are missing the icons. Would you like to start your game with part of the save data removed?' I tried that option and went to the dragon's gate and all DLCs are there(including the festival DLCs).
What I did observe(?) though is that in all attempts the game 'could not find downloadable content. I've redone the whole thing several times by now(probably because I pretty much learnt everything by heart by now ) and also checked that feat did extract the translation files but nothing changes. Then, follow the instructions located in this repo's wiki.It worked like a charm DLC is working aswell except for the fact that it's not patched/everything is displayed in japanese instead. To use the patch, simply download the latest release, located here. We're trying to update to update the repo on a monthly basis, and we'll release a ready-to-use patch when certain milestones are met. It's for that very reason that we're continuing to work on this patch. As fans of the Fire Emblem series, we believe that western gamers deserve to be able to play the game as it was originally intended, with everything from the Japanese release intact. Many parts of the game's story and dialogue were re-written to tone down some of its more mature themes, and certain features present in the original release, such as the Skinship minigame, were cut entirely. However, on its way across the ocean, several features present in the original release were altered or missing. This game did receive an official English localization and was released under the title Fire Emblem Fates. Starting just after the game's Japanese release in 2015, we've managed to translate all three story paths (Hoshido, Nohr, and Invisible Kingdom), all Skinship lines, most of the NPC dialogue, and a good portion of the character support conversations. This is where you'll find the latest updates to the Fire Emblem If fan translation project. Fire Emblem If Fan Translation (last updated April 2023) Team If
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