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I'm starting to feel bad about not appreciating Misha more..

kerrkerrkerr wrote:I'm starting to feel bad about not appreciating Misha more..

Don't worry, you'll cross over eventually when the devs tell us Misha's disability is in the game.

Rohalmen509 wrote:

kerrkerrkerr wrote:I'm starting to feel bad about not appreciating Misha more..

Don't worry, you'll cross over eventually when the devs tell us Misha's disability is in the game.

IF the devs decide to reveal it...

I am fully expecting the devs to collectively kick us in the nads and say "our secret"

Shades of gray wrote:

Rohalmen509 wrote:

kerrkerrkerr wrote:I'm starting to feel bad about not appreciating Misha more..

Don't worry, you'll cross over eventually when the devs tell us Misha's disability is in the game.

IF the devs decide to reveal it...

I am fully expecting the devs to collectively kick us in the nads and say "our secret"

It's what's going to happen.

Rohalmen509 wrote:

Shades of gray wrote:

Rohalmen509 wrote: Don't worry, you'll cross over eventually when the devs tell us Misha's disability is in the game.

IF the devs decide to reveal it...

I am fully expecting the devs to collectively kick us in the nads and say "our secret"

It's what's going to happen.

If they are going to maintain the mystery with the final release,
I hope they put a lot of clues and allusions to what it actually is.

I love it when movies/games do that.

kerrkerrkerr wrote: If they are going to maintain the mystery with the final release,
I hope they put a lot of clues and allusions to what it actually is.

I love it when movies/games do that.

In act one at some point she mentions that she gets dizzy going up or down stairs and based off random googling that seems to be related low blood pressure. Well since I've been looking for something to do ill go look for the exact quote.

ReinerSkye wrote:In act one at some point she mentions that she gets dizzy going up or down stairs and based off random googling that seems to be related low blood pressure. Well since I've been looking for something to do ill go look for the exact quote.

That's debatable. This is when Shizune and Misha have Hisao go to the art room to pick up supplies. The way I see it, Misha only said that so they'd force Hisao into doing their work for them. The fact that they show up later indicates that she's probably lying.

Also, the thread for this is here.

G3n0c1de wrote:

ReinerSkye wrote:In act one at some point she mentions that she gets dizzy going up or down stairs and based off random googling that seems to be related low blood pressure. Well since I've been looking for something to do ill go look for the exact quote.

That's debatable. This is when Shizune and Misha have Hisao go to the art room to pick up supplies. The way I see it, Misha only said that so they'd force Hisao into doing their work for them. The fact that they show up later indicates that she's probably lying.

Also, the thread for this is here.

Interesting. Just can't wait to see where they go with it, and hope they don't blatantly reveal it

anyone else realize there's no character in a wheelchair?

I think eventually Kenji's going to come out strolling around in someone elses wheelchair.

Rohalmen509 wrote:anyone else realize there's no character in a wheelchair?

I think eventually Kenji's going to come out strolling around in someone elses wheelchair.

Maybe all the movement impaired people are just in the same class the way all the blind and mostly blind are in one classroom.

I imagine that Emi was a wheelchair user at one point of her life, and that she's currently too proud to use one.

kosherbacon wrote:I imagine that Emi was a wheelchair user at one point of her life, and that she's currently too proud to use one.

Well that's good, because all that exercise must tighten up her body very nicely.

ReinerSkye wrote:Maybe all the movement impaired people are just in the same class the way all the blind and mostly blind are in one classroom.

It makes sense to keep the students with bad eyesight in one class because the teachers have to adapt their teaching methods. But that's not really neccessary for the students with missing or dysfunctional limbs most of the time, I suppose.

Panty Supervisor wrote:

ReinerSkye wrote:Maybe all the movement impaired people are just in the same class the way all the blind and mostly blind are in one classroom.

It makes sense to keep the students with bad eyesight in one class because the teachers have to adapt their teaching methods. But that's not really neccessary for the students with missing or dysfunctional limbs most of the time, I suppose.

Does Yamaku have gym classes?

They have a track and a pool, so I would expect so. That and the nurse said he exempted Hisao from gym.