Shizune: ...Cylog wrote:Hisao is definitely gonna learn signing, I can't think of any other way how he can form a relationship with Shizune, without Misha interrupting...
Misha: Wait! Waha~ Not so rough, Hicchan! Wahahahaha~!!
Shizune: ...Cylog wrote:Hisao is definitely gonna learn signing, I can't think of any other way how he can form a relationship with Shizune, without Misha interrupting...
I'l sign up for this anytime, Shizune-Misha-Hisao threesome is the best smex.Napalm wrote:Shizune: ...Cylog wrote:Hisao is definitely gonna learn signing, I can't think of any other way how he can form a relationship with Shizune, without Misha interrupting...
Misha: Wait! Waha~ Not so rough, Hicchan! Wahahahaha~!!
Now this would be really, really nice confession. It totally reminded me of this Mishimmie post: http://shimmie.katawa-shoujo.com/post/v ... in%20comicneumanproductions wrote: Rin: God I will love this one if i'm correct. Throughout some of the route Rin will be working on a painting that she won't let Hisao see until one day he comes across it in Rin's room while he is nosing around while Rin goes to see Emi about something "important". Rin returns to find Hisao looking at a painting which depicts a girl with short, read hair holding hands in the sunset with someone that looks oddly similar to a certian PoV character. Let the HNNNNGGGs sound as Rin puts on a shy side that you can't understand but Hisao gets it perfectly and embrasses her right there in the room.
Quickly enough? I don't think neuman implied that she would only recently have moved to Japan. It's quite possible to learn Japanese even by oneself – heck, the hardest part is probably learning how to write the language, if not learning to read it. Speaking Japanese and learning the grammar is probably much easier.Cylog wrote: I don't think she is a foreigner, she speaks Japanese perfectly at the age of... (~17?), which is a really difficult language, I don't think she could learn it quickly enough.
I just visualised the scene, and the only possible result was Hisao modelling for her painting, most likely a nude one.Probably admist painting something, Hisao either helping with the actual painting or with the "usual stuff" from Act 1.
I've heard it even from some linguist. Japanese is considered by many to be quite simple, as spoken language. Pronunciation is especially easy to learn, since it has less syllables in use than most languages, and mostly the ones popular in almost every language.It's quite possible to learn Japanese even by oneself – heck, the hardest part is probably learning how to write the language, if not learning to read it. Speaking Japanese and learning the grammar is probably much easier.
Sore wa himitsu desu.griffon8 wrote:Kosher, just because sex is your answer to everything doesn't mean that sex is the answer to everything.
Sore wa himitsu desu.griffon8 wrote:Kosher, just because sex is your answer to everything doesn't mean that sex is the answer to everything.
You know i never saw that image so obviously no effect did it have on my choice. But I would be inclined to believe that Rin would be a little more artistict than painting a Hisao who looks pissed off about something. That's why I like my theory; so cute and emotional.Cylog wrote:Now this would be really, really nice confession. It totally reminded me of this Mishimmie post: http://shimmie.katawa-shoujo.com/post/v ... in%20comicneumanproductions wrote: Rin: God I will love this one if i'm correct. Throughout some of the route Rin will be working on a painting that she won't let Hisao see until one day he comes across it in Rin's room while he is nosing around while Rin goes to see Emi about something "important". Rin returns to find Hisao looking at a painting which depicts a girl with short, read hair holding hands in the sunset with someone that looks oddly similar to a certian PoV character. Let the HNNNNGGGs sound as Rin puts on a shy side that you can't understand but Hisao gets it perfectly and embrasses her right there in the room.
I doubt that would be an issue. By the end of Act 1 it's clear which girl you're going for.Cylog wrote:Oh, I am actually not so sure. It would be way more tricky if a girl confesses her love to Hisao, and the player has to make a choice if he wants to be her friend or if he still roots for another girl... But this is of course pure guesswork.Merlyn_LeRoy wrote:This would also imply that Hisao confesses to Hanako instead of vice-versa.
Right, I didn't thought of the fact that Act 1 will be used as a base for the other acts...Grand Haberdasher wrote: I doubt that would be an issue. By the end of Act 1 it's clear which girl you're going for.
I also would like if Rin painted a more... romantically looking Hisao, the picture just describes the vague idea. Cute and emotional is good.neumanproductions wrote:You know i never saw that image so obviously no effect did it have on my choice. But I would be inclined to believe that Rin would be a little more artistict than painting a Hisao who looks pissed off about something. That's why I like my theory; so cute and emotional.
I've taken a bit of French and 3 years of Latin (inb4lollatin). English is my first language. Japanese is much easier than both of those, and it's unrelated to English. I could form simple sentences out of thin air in a week of Japanese, a feat I honestly could not accomplish as accurately with 3 years of Latin. Those endings are way too hard. But all I need to do is learn Kanji and learn vocabulary (and brush up on grammar a bit, but it's definitely not difficult), and I'll basically know enough Japanese to live in Japan. (Okay, maybe not live in Japan, but read and have conversations with Japanese people.)Mirage_GSM wrote:Japanese is a very easy language to learn. There is so little grammar it doesn't even compare to romance or germanic languages, and if you're fluent in english you already know a large chunk of vocabulary It may take some time to get used to the intricacies of courtesy, but if you're living there for a time it should be possible to get the hang of it quickly.
If they do that I hope to dear god that they'll at least have the courtesy of playing Hitagi Senjougahara's "ai raabu yuu" from Bakemonogatari. I damn well love that one, although it is horridly corny. Then again, it's obviously meant to be, so it's even better.Scarlet Fox wrote:Oh also I'll love the devs if they put Itsuki's "ai raabu yuu" voice in there and play it when Hisao confesses.
Loquerisne latine? >:3Scarlet Fox wrote:I've taken a bit of French and 3 years of Latin (inb4lollatin). English is my first language. Japanese is much easier than both of those, and it's unrelated to English. I could form simple sentences out of thin air in a week of Japanese, a feat I honestly could not accomplish as accurately with 3 years of Latin. Those endings are way too hard. But all I need to do is learn Kanji and learn vocabulary (and brush up on grammar a bit, but it's definitely not difficult), and I'll basically know enough Japanese to live in Japan. (Okay, maybe not live in Japan, but read and have conversations with Japanese people.)