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Most of the time I felt that way about Kenji. At first I was like "Yeah, he's kinda funny" but for a while I remember thinking "This guy is just rambling and it's keeping me from my girl." Usually I just tolerated him. He was only really likable in Shizune's route, where it was ...

I have to admit, this was rather good. Certainly the first fanfic of his that i actually read to the end.

That said, the style is certainly very, very weird (and not necessarily in a good sense) but you certainly are good. Or at least show potential.

Aside from the reasons already posted in this thread, i really don't think the devs thought much about something as superfluous as the reason for why the festival was held.

Emi's bad ending (And on a lesser degree, some of the recurrent topics of Emi's route in general) hit a bit too close to home for me, since it reminded me a lot of some of the problems that ocurred in my past relationship. In fact the bad ending was like living my break-up all over again, i was emot...

To be honest i don't really think you should loathe yourself about having felt that way. Hanako's scarring is hidden from view most of the time, and Shizune's/Lilly's disability aren't something that would tarnish their beauty at all. Add to that the fact that all the girls (except perhaps Rin) are ...

Thats dumb. Dont make me mutilate you ... No need to be so rude, but at least it's pretty direct so there's that. On topic: I still went for Hanako first, but that's not how it went in the Act-1-only preview. I ended up locked in Emi's route because i decided to push myself in the track since i fel...

Limas*
Believe it or not, limas is lemons and limones is limes.

Odd, i always thought it was the opposite.

Slightly off-topic but, why would people have a problem with necro-ing threads? I've heard some forums looked down on it, but i could never figure out a reason why. Nothing is loss and there's maybe something to be gained.

Sometimes wish they weren't there so it could be easier to share KS with people i know in real life, but aside from that they add a lot to the story i think. Not only some of them add a great to the story and push it forward, but it's interesting to see the relationship of Hisao and the girls in tha...

I admit i was a bit uncertain of this next chapter that was going to deviate a bit from the main storyline, but i am pleasantly surprised. Your original chapter feels like something that would fit the VN perfectly. Characterization is accurate, the scene is original and interesting, and it certainly...

Xanatos wrote:Doubtful. If anyone there actually wanted you to be dead, a lack of firearms wouldn't save you. Humans are very easy to kill, gun or no gun.

And as to the topic, there's such a thing for maybe 5% of people who get really lucky.

I meant suicide, but the reply was pretty funny .

It's rarely (if ever) the root of the problem indeed, but it certainly does the contrary of helping. Only if it's abused, which is entirely the choice of the person. Pretty much, yeah. But for example, the fact that firearms aren't avaiable to civilians in Paraguay is one of the reasons i'm still a...

Xanatos wrote:Why shouldn't it be ignored? It isn't the problem.

It's rarely (if ever) the root of the problem indeed, but it certainly does the contrary of helping.

Hisao: Relentlessly hounds the girls with attempts to "fix" them despite their own wishes, common sense, consideration of whether or not his "help" is even really help at all, and no sense of when to shut his trap and let things be. It's almost like he does it not because he wan...

That is not a result of alcohol, but of people being irresponsible with it. For that I blame people, not alcohol. Rule of thumb: whenever someone blames a thing for something stupid or evil that people do, it's usually the people that are actually at fault. Blaming the thing is just a way to avoid ...