ZanithOne
As a bit of feedback:
I am playing through the latest updates and I've just noticed that, when you are talking with Rae at the pool, when she explains who Sagarie is, she tends to use "Dear" in every other sentence.
I think this is stylistically jarring, as nobody will actually talk like this:
-Hey, sweetie I made you a cake. It was made from chocolate and cream, sweetie. I hope you like it, sweetie.
-Yes, it's delicious
-I am glad to hear it, sweetie. Sweetie, could you...
You know what I mean? Compare it to
-Hey, sweetie I made you a cake. It was made from chocolate and cream - I hope you like it.
-Yes, it's delicious
-I am glad to hear it. Say, could you...
This IMO sounds MUCH more natural.
Anyway, back to reading, just wanted to point this out before I forgot about it.
As a bit of feedback:
I am playing through the latest updates and I've just noticed that, when you are talking with Rae at the pool, when she explains who Sagarie is, she tends to use "Dear" in every other sentence.
I think this is stylistically jarring, as nobody will actually talk like this:
-Hey, sweetie I made you a cake. It was made from chocolate and cream, sweetie. I hope you like it, sweetie.
-Yes, it's delicious
-I am glad to hear it, sweetie. Sweetie, could you...
You know what I mean? Compare it to
-Hey, sweetie I made you a cake. It was made from chocolate and cream - I hope you like it.
-Yes, it's delicious
-I am glad to hear it. Say, could you...
This IMO sounds MUCH more natural.
Anyway, back to reading, just wanted to point this out before I forgot about it.