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Currently replaying Lilly's route, and enjoying it even more than I did the first time because now I'm catching little things I missed during my first time. After her I'd probably go after Emi again, since she's my second favorite after Lilly.

The bad end actually isn't that, uh, bad. Makes you appreciate the good ending even more I think. I won't go into details. I agree - probably this one bad ending scene is the one that ACTUALLY provoked me into becoming emotional... the worst part in order to get the good ending? I have to spoil the ...

Damn, look at you all go. I kind of feel lazy now. On the actual topic on hand, unless the sequel game was focused on a new character and a new set of girls with only light ties to the original, I wouldn't really want to see a sequel. All of the issues in the routes are resolved, Hisao developed ...

Grim-Scribe wrote:Okay, so my guess was sort of spot on.

It was an easy way of showing something was wrong, without actually revealing what was wrong.

I have to admit, that scene made me jump. It was a pretty mild swear all around, but rather surprising to hear it from Lilly.

Stress, wasn't that obvious? Pretty much this. Lilly was carrying quite a bit of weight on her shoulders by Act 4, and was trying to maintain herself. Possibly being knocked over by Kenji and feeling that brief helplessness caused her to snap and lash out, even if she recovered from it rather ...

Ry74 wrote:

McMagister wrote:I wonder who picked the cheongsam for Lilly, they will be my new favourite character.

Considering how often Akira is on business, it was probably Hanako.

That thought amuses me for some reason I can't quite put my finger on, even if it makes sense.

She probably gets help from Hanako. They live right across from each other, so it wouldn't be hard for them to manage.

For some reason I thought Hisao only has heart problems in the third H-scene because he was being overstimulated in a way he wasn't used to, what with being blindfolded by Lilly and depending more on his other senses instead of just his sight like he usually would. I was under the impression that ...