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I played the Hanako route first. I got three endings, and I assume that's all of them. I got the 'neutral' ending first, which was sudden as hell. At first I thought it was the good end, and was about to rage, but then I reloaded and listened to the all wise Lilly. The good end pretty much had me in ...

Shades of Gray, I am ready. http://i898.photobucket.com/albums/ac183/Quidoo/IamReady.jpg Coca-Cola Apples (plus knife for cutting) Chocolate Brazil Nuts Miscellaneous Chocolate Fruit 'n' Fibre 2 Sandwiches (1 branston pickle and cheese, 1 egg mayo) Super Concentrated Squash (plus mug for mixing ...

At the end of act 1, you'd already be set on going after Shizune. The only 'choice' where choosing Misha would make sense is if the devs changed Shizune's Act 1 end so you could give the bear to either Misha or Shizune. If it happened in the later acts, you would just be cheating on Shizune with ...

Sumptuous pink drills
Soothing sound of "Wahaha"
Nobody loves me

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXYyv9jYVVw#t=0m11s

No?

I'm barely an hour into 2011 and this has already made my year. I'll make sure to be extra careful to not die during the oncoming months.

Suriko wrote:special surprises for the game

This made me squeal. Like a piglet.

I'm not sure that there will be any direct decisions of major importance in the H-scenes. I mean, what would happen to the people who choose to skip the H-scenes? It's true that the devs could randomize the choices for them, but if the choices lead to something as important as pregnancy and/or ...

I see. I see.

I somehow missed that. Thanks a bunch.

Question from a noob.

Is there any way to save a work in progress? Preferably without the work in progress being visible when it has been saved.

Misha's disability is that she's a time traveler sent back in time to stop Shizune from taking over the world. She didn't have the heart to kill her so she's influencing her and trying to change her personality. Or something. Bokustatsu Tenshi Misha-chan? o.O Take her drills away and she has ...

The first made me smile.
The second made me laugh.
The third made me wince.
The fourth made me throw up.

Very well done, sir.

No, you're still right. "Akira" is also the feminine form of Acair, but unrelated to the Japanese Akira, which is male or female. Are you getting that from Wikipedia? That's where I was put under the impression that it was female, but I checked various other sources which say that it is a male name ...

Don't see how it's more convenient. It's practically a different name. Also just need to point out, Acair is a boy's name. Or my brother has a very girly name. One of the two. I would've thought it would be more convenient, seeing as Acair would be difficult to write in Japanese, and, if it is ...

Wrench Wench wrote:
That's the Anglicised spelling of Acair so it doesn't count if you ask me.

Fair point. Yet she could have changed from 'Acair' to 'Akira' upon moving to Japan for the convenience of native speakers.

Caesius wrote:HEY guess what, Lilly's adopted!


That's why she has a Western name and Akira doesn't!

Akira is actually also a female Scottish name. A fact that i'm sure hoping is totally coincidental.