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Auratus wrote:

Snow_Storm wrote:

Silentcook wrote:

...Awww.

I only aim to bring the hopes of the people only to lie to them and spit in their face and taunt them.

Christ, I'm a horrible bastard.

It's good that you're just kidding. Because if you thought that for real. You might being killed for real.
Just kidding.... Hopefully.

IMO, KS might being much better received if they didn't have H-scene. People is very sensitive about sex with disabled even you try to say that the attitude are, in fact, "dsable" them, and I think people might take it better if 4LS take scene with naked girl out along with H-scene and alter few scene to make story less relevant to played H-scene if one choosed to disable adult content. Because it

Wikipedia wrote:...cost of characterisation and plot development...

IMHO, 4LS should do this as patch as I simply hate to see "v 1.0" for a game that released for almost a year along with the fact that I didn't meet april fool day's girls and the gallery picture when you get 100% completion is subpar at best They can also add Miki route for Miki fanboy. (I for one who like tan girl) or extra ending or a "True Ending", whatever it is.
With such a good fanbase. 4LS may not have to write anything at all. They can just hold a faanfic competition that it's prize is their's stories is included in 1.(whatever) patch and their name is being included as extra writer of KS.

..and can someone explain me why first Rin H-scene is not out-of-place? Note that I don't want the topic to get off track too much.

Pyramid Head wrote: "People is very sensitive?"




That said i also think you're wrong for suggesting the H-scenes be taken out due to sensitivity. If people can't get over their own sensitivity then they don't deserve to enjoy life or Katawa Shoujo.

Snow_Storm wrote:Deja Vu, I feel that I read this before about me playing around on here.

Auratus wrote:No. I speaks Thai, actually. Sorry for my grammar, But seriously. If you can understand what I'm trying to say.That mean my English had done it's work.

H-Scenes aren't needed for story, but they probably were very important for marketing

From the responses here I'm fathoming that a fair number of you wouldn't have touched the game otherwise

Guest Poster wrote:

H-Scenes aren't needed for story, but they probably were very important for marketing

Are you arguing the H-scenes in Hanako's arc and Shizune's bad arc were optional?

Albert Wesker wrote:Why every thread i make ends in a discussion?

I personally feel that sometimes it gets graphic without needing to.

Megumeru wrote:As long as you don't fap to it, the H-scene is touching.
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...down boy, DOWN!

Pyramid Head wrote:

Albert Wesker wrote:Why every thread i make ends in a discussion?

"Why every thread--"
Wait a minute, you're not Wesker. He's as big of a grammar Nazi as i am. WHO ARE YOU?!

Oddball wrote:How exactly are you describing the game that gives them the impression it's just a "have sex with crippled girls" game?

When I describe it, I refer to it as a romance story set in a school for the disabled. I may mention that "yeah, it has a little bit of nudity in it" if I'm pushed, but I certainly don't bring that up as the main selling point.

Honestly, I can see people expecting boobies and finding a mature romantic tale, but I can't understand people that go in a mature romantic tale but aren't mature enough to handle the sight of boobies.

Auratus wrote:I simply think "disable adult content" isn't "disabled" enough...

You know that's actually been a recurring problem with me, trying to explain that an item that gives one impression is in reality completely different and worth checking out. Sort of a negative world example of Katawa Shoujo is the third person shooter Spec Ops: The Line which is advertised like one of those boring modern war shooters (or spunkgargleweewee if you're a Yahtzee follower) but is actually the closest thing to survival horror boxed console releases has seen since Condemned: Criminal Origins. Like Katawa Shoujo it creates a very strong emotional high, only in the case of Spec Ops said high comes from intense guilt and increasing horror and distrust which can grow strong enough to make you feel physically ill, only you don't trust your player character enough to turn the game off.