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Sorry I didn't know where to put this nor I am not sure this has been popped up before, but I've played the WHOLE play through and its at 98% one of the chapters are also missing. It is between: home field advantage and no recovery. Anyone know how I can get the chapter that's in between that? Thanks

Check the walkthrough thread please and download the walkthrough photo.

Also there is written there about this problem with the 98% completion.

http://ks.renai.us/viewtopic.php?f=45&t=1221

Yep I've been through that early tonight while I was completing the whole story. That's why i thought to ask

EDIT: thanks for ya help ^_^ fixed ^^

I also did not know where to put this. or who to talk to. But after the Lilly shopping scene. when your talking with Rin about being a mind reader. you say the word "inane" istead of "insane" just wanted you to know. so you might get it fixed.

MR. E wrote:I also did not know where to put this. or who to talk to. But after the Lilly shopping scene. when your talking with Rin about being a mind reader. you say the word "inane" istead of "insane" just wanted you to know. so you might get it fixed.

No, you're mistaken.

Inane was and still is the right word.

in⋅ane
/ɪˈneɪn/[i-neyn]
–adjective
1. lacking sense, significance, or ideas; silly: inane questions.
2. empty; void.

The first definition would be what they were referring to.

SirMax wrote:in⋅ane
/ɪˈneɪn/[i-neyn]
–adjective
1. lacking sense, significance, or ideas; silly: inane questions.
2. empty; void.

The first definition would be what they were referring to.

I wasn't even aware it had a second definition. I'm going to have to work that into a conversation now: "Hmm, my cup seems to be inane. I need to go get a re-fill."

Mr. Shine wrote:I wasn't even aware it had a second definition. I'm going to have to work that into a conversation now: "Hmm, my cup seems to be inane. I need to go get a re-fill."

Please tell me you're not serious. Inane is a more abstract form of emptiness. Usage (as I understand) follows more in describing a lack of substance, or to be void of support. So inane arguments can mean to either be silly or devoid of anything substantial.

Warwick wrote:

Mr. Shine wrote:I wasn't even aware it had a second definition. I'm going to have to work that into a conversation now: "Hmm, my cup seems to be inane. I need to go get a re-fill."

Please tell me you're not serious. Inane is a more abstract form of emptiness. Usage (as I understand) follows more in describing a lack of substance, or to be void of support. So inane arguments can mean to either be silly or devoid of anything substantial.

It was a joke, so...yes. I was completely serious. ;D

>:/ <- Srs fase

Or did you mean not knowing that inane meant "empty?" I always used it with the intention of saying something was pointless, stupid, or devoid of meaning. "This conversation about whether Samson or Hercules would win in a fight is so inane."* I've called people inane before, but I'm not sure if it's appropriate to use it as an adjective relating to people. I suppose that conveys both senses of the word; to be so empty of meaning and importance as to be totally insignificant. God I love language.


*Actually, that sounds pretty awesome.

Thanks for that. Inane now makes more sense. but i did find another mistake. In Rin's final scene. the fireworks make a "Lound" Bang. I dont mean to be annoying. Sorry. thanks

There are plenty of typo and grammar reports in the feedback thread. Most of what you've seen have probably been found.

Please put typo/grammar/continuity error reports in the feedback thread, under "public discussion". We'd rather have a false positive reported than an unnoticed mistake left in the game, but if you searched for your specific find before posting it would be great. Thank you.