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Kazuki wrote: Wow, the summer house question was relevant? I swear, some of these choices can be so mean.

Of course it is. It's the same kind of thing. [X] Tell her what's on your mind, thus demonstrating how much you care about her [ ] Keep things secret and enjoy it while it lasts

Honestly I feel like everyone is overcomplicating this.

Snelx wrote: Makes me wonder is Hisao presence kind of useless in her own route...

Does Hanako go into the city on her own initiative? No. End of discussion. Sometimes the shy girl needs a little push in the right direction.

For Aura and Suriko: It seems pretty clear that Rin and Lilly's routes attempt to follow the nakige formula much more than the others (although Rin's is clearly more experimental while Lilly's is traditional), even down to the forced removal of the two characters - Rin to the atelier and Lilly to ...

Nigger Chicks "Cripple Girls" would be a much better analogy. This is going to be rambling and I'm not really sure what the point is that I'm trying to make. From what I've been able to piece together so far, "nigger" really does seem more comparable in terms of the kind of reaction that's drawn ...

DaMan65 wrote: Speaking of this I got confused by that CG that goes on screen when Misha discusses confessing her feelings towards Shizune, until where she said she used to have a longer different hairstyle.

Playing Lilly's route first would have helped with this.

Therefore, I can imagine that there wasn't a whole lot of programming by the dev team involved. Oh, there was. Delta was not exactly the most idle member of the dev team. It's been said repeatedly that doing anything beyond the basics with Ren'Py is frustratingly difficult (i.e. it gets in your way ...

SirRazer wrote:Hmm....sounds interesting. Are there even any game with female protagonists out there?

Definitely, but it's kind of a niche market.

sporkaganza wrote:It's called a reference, numbnuts. It's a paraphrase of a dialogue exchange in... Catch-22, I think.

Fail. It's from Alice in Wonderland.

This amuses me more than it ought to.

Listen all the way through Nocturne . Near the end, the melody rips (there is some minor variation, but it's not at all subtle) the opening lines of the Canadian national anthem. Really? I listened a few times and I never heard this. Then I listened again and I'm still not hearing it. http://www ...

Simpler version: You know all the things Hisao does that you can't control and that really piss you off and that seem to be the source of tension in the relationship? Pick the options that imply doing the opposite for once.

Regarding the ero scenes (whoo, people can't stop talking about them, eh?) - I noticed that on some routes, some of the ero content is reserved for good ends, and on others it isn't. Was this planned out much? Or were the scenes just put in where they seemed to fit the story best? (I personally ...

The absence of pubic hair (particularly in Rin's case) seemed to be at odds with these portrayals. Emi takes care of it, duh. I was more disturbed by it with Hanako; it seems more out-of-place that someone so shy would keep herself shaved when she has no plans to let pretty much anyone see her ...

Raindrops and Puddles definitely has to be one of my favourites. I was starting to think I was alone on that one. Anyway, I'm very thankful for the new The Student Council, and revision of Daylight. The old versions from the demo had background hums or beeps that I found very irritating (although ...

For some background, The Rin path was the only one I completed. I had a weird sort of break down at the scene where Hisao walks in on Rin half naked and having a melt down. It was the weirdest thing I had felt in a long while. Boy, did that whole scene just feel horribly wrong. I guess that means ...

Point out the little hidden things you've noticed about the script, music, whatever, whether or not it seems likely to be intentional. I'll start: Listen all the way through Nocturne . Near the end, the melody rips (there is some minor variation, but it's not at all subtle) the opening lines of the ...