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Re: A wave of Deus Ex Machina washes over Yamaku...

Posted: Wed Feb 27, 2013 4:49 am
by pandaphil
HarvestmanMan wrote:If everyone regained their disabilities, they would no longer need to attend Yamaku, and would be withdrawn, and would probably not see each other ever again.

I ain't pessimistic, I'm realistic
Well, Yamaku allows non-disabled students to attend as well, and a lot of them would need time to learn to use their new body parts. And even if they're not disabled any longer, its still their school, and many students feel some attachment to it. Although a lot of parents would want to transfer their kids out at the end of the year.

Re: A wave of Deus Ex Machina washes over Yamaku...

Posted: Wed Feb 27, 2013 5:00 am
by win746
Well from what I gathered most of the students doesn't have much "school spirit". I think main casts still try to attend the same school though.

Re: A wave of Deus Ex Machina washes over Yamaku...

Posted: Wed Feb 27, 2013 5:02 am
by Xanatos
win746 wrote:Well from what I gathered most of the students doesn't have much "school spirit". I think main casts still try to attend the same school though.
And just where did you gather any of that from? There's nothing in the game about it one way or the other.

Re: A wave of Deus Ex Machina washes over Yamaku...

Posted: Wed Feb 27, 2013 5:06 am
by pandaphil
win746 wrote:Well from what I gathered most of the students doesn't have much "school spirit". I think main casts still try to attend the same school though.
I dunno, I've gotten the impression that Japanese school students are big on school spirit. And lord knows everyone seemed to bust their asses pretty hard leading up to the festival.

Re: A wave of Deus Ex Machina washes over Yamaku...

Posted: Wed Feb 27, 2013 5:07 am
by win746
Xanatos wrote:
win746 wrote:Well from what I gathered most of the students doesn't have much "school spirit". I think main casts still try to attend the same school though.
And just where did you gather any of that from? There's nothing in the game about it one way or the other.

They seem to be so uninterested in school events or festivals, maybe that's just how I thought it then.

Re: A wave of Deus Ex Machina washes over Yamaku...

Posted: Wed Feb 27, 2013 5:10 am
by YZQ
win746 wrote:
Xanatos wrote:
win746 wrote:Well from what I gathered most of the students doesn't have much "school spirit". I think main casts still try to attend the same school though.
And just where did you gather any of that from? There's nothing in the game about it one way or the other.

They seem to be so uninterested in school events or festivals, maybe that's just how I thought it then.
The festival is said to be quite bustling in all routes (even the Manly Picnic one).

Re: A wave of Deus Ex Machina washes over Yamaku...

Posted: Wed Feb 27, 2013 5:14 am
by OtakuNinja
Xanatos wrote:
win746 wrote:Well from what I gathered most of the students doesn't have much "school spirit". I think main casts still try to attend the same school though.
And just where did you gather any of that from? There's nothing in the game about it one way or the other.
The lack of students in the student council, maybe? :P

Re: A wave of Deus Ex Machina washes over Yamaku...

Posted: Wed Feb 27, 2013 5:19 am
by YZQ
OtakuNinja wrote: The lack of students in the student council, maybe? :P
That one is Shizune's failure at leadership. That is also why I can understand why Jigoro disdains the Council.

Re: A wave of Deus Ex Machina washes over Yamaku...

Posted: Wed Feb 27, 2013 5:24 am
by Selim Bradley
YZQ wrote:
OtakuNinja wrote: The lack of students in the student council, maybe? :P
That one is Shizune's failure at leadership. That is also why I can understand why Jigoro disdains the Council.
It never was the same after Milly Ashford graduated and stepped down as Student Council President.

Re: A wave of Deus Ex Machina washes over Yamaku...

Posted: Wed Feb 27, 2013 5:26 am
by pandaphil
YZQ wrote:
OtakuNinja wrote: The lack of students in the student council, maybe? :P
That one is Shizune's failure at leadership. That is also why I can understand why Jigoro disdains the Council.
This. She and Misha scare the hell out of everyone. Otoh, everyone in her class seems to love Lily.

Re: A wave of Deus Ex Machina washes over Yamaku...

Posted: Wed Feb 27, 2013 5:30 am
by OtakuNinja
pandaphil wrote:
YZQ wrote:
OtakuNinja wrote: The lack of students in the student council, maybe? :P
That one is Shizune's failure at leadership. That is also why I can understand why Jigoro disdains the Council.
Everyone in her class seems to love Lily.
Of course. ;)

Re: A wave of Deus Ex Machina washes over Yamaku...

Posted: Wed Feb 27, 2013 6:25 am
by Kutagh
@Kanewarrior: Yeah, her ears would be sensitive as hell, considering the fact that the nerve ending for hearing hasn't been stimulated for years. And she wouldn't understand anything for several months, hearing is extremely tiresome... I know from experience, due to having a Cochlear Implant (and nope, augmentations won't speed that whole 'learning to hear' process up since it is your brain that has to learn it, not your ear).
Umber wrote:Didn't Shizune hear for a bit, before the infections took away that sense? I wonder if she'd be able to understand her father. Or hear how loud Misha is.
Misha's laugh could probably wake the dead.
It has never been mentioned how or when Shizune lost her hearing. And no, she wouldn't be able to understand anyone immediately, this costs at least a couple months to understand basic sentences. After a year, you'll be able to understand most sentences but still have difficulty understanding it in less than ideal situations. However, she'd hear how loud Misha is and have terrible headache every time Misha speaks in the first half year :P

Re: A wave of Deus Ex Machina washes over Yamaku...

Posted: Wed Feb 27, 2013 6:32 am
by YZQ
Kutagh made a very good point: on the issue of the senses, the brain often plays an important part. There are rare cases where the organ in question is totally fine, but the part of the brain in charge of interpreting signals is busted. You still lose the sense.

Re: A wave of Deus Ex Machina washes over Yamaku...

Posted: Wed Feb 27, 2013 7:00 am
by Jovereign
Lilly: As weird as this may sound, I don't think her life would change THAT much. She would still act like the Lilly we all know and love. She would simply just adapt to this new change in being able to see now.

Hanako: Her personality changes the most here. Still Hanako and still a little shy, but is a lot more approachable and most of all, she will definitely bring all the boys to the yard. Shes still pretty with the scars, but without them? Every guy would dawn all over her.

Emi: Happier with her legs back, but not much of a personality change due to the fact that she would still act the way she acts Because of the death of her father. She would than proceed to running in the olympics probably.

Shizune: Honestly, I have no idea. She's a total question mark. Her father would like her more...I guess?

Rin: As someone else said, she wouldn't know what to do with arms if she had them. Her reaction would be something along the lines of "what the hell are these? What would I need them for?". She would be able to dress herself up and go to the bathroom by herself sure, but would still do all the other actitives with her legs because that's Rin for you.

-Jovereign

Re: A wave of Deus Ex Machina washes over Yamaku...

Posted: Wed Feb 27, 2013 8:01 am
by Carighan
pandaphil wrote:This. She and Misha scare the hell out of everyone. Otoh, everyone in her class seems to love Lily.
But they're both so... awesome.
(ofc, getting to actually know them takes a wee bit more than getting yelled at by them repeatedly :P )