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I think you'll get a happy ending with Bella. That would be a proper character arc, a sort of redemption story. Eventually, she'll get her happiness back, I'm convinced. Jill, on the other hand...I'm suspicious.
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- Aug 27, 2020
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I know Jill is the poster child, more than any other... frankly, unless she is a thruple with Bella, I could give a shit, so if she has a bad ending I am ok with it.
- Jan 16, 2020
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Due to some girls being school years ahead of MC you can be 99.9% sure the entire game will take place within MC's first year, not including some epilogue/time-skip.
Not staying at Sage's is hard
.Which is sad, makes me wonder the kind of men she's ever met.
I don't think the second set is possible to win. Go for the 2-1.
Ever heard of the story of Bluebeard?
And considering you can't call Derek or Magnar in most free roams anymore it's becoming quite hard to get their stuff and not waste any money.
- Sep 20, 2018
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I can beat the tennis minigame on-serve if I try hard, but I'm lucky to win a 'point' when Jill serves. I always assumed that was deliberate, but I never played around with it much. Just reload until I won, then save before anything crashes!
- Apr 26, 2017
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I think you mean college/university. School resembles too much the "landlady" type of game.
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The Android version is broken and probably won't be fixed anytime soon - so no working Android port atm! Sorry, mate!
- Sep 22, 2017
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That's it, I've seen one too many "Sage is a senior so her route is a dead end" posts.
No she isn't. She's in her third year, she confirms this not once but twice within the same conversation on her route. Read the lines, people, DPC wrote them for a reason.
No she isn't. She's in her third year, she confirms this not once but twice within the same conversation on her route. Read the lines, people, DPC wrote them for a reason.
- Oct 24, 2018
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Academic year begins in September of one year and ends around June of the following year so what Sage say is entirely consistent with her being a senior.That's it, I've seen one too many "Sage is a senior so her route is a dead end" post.
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No she isn't. She's in her third year, she confirms this not once but twice within the same conversation on her route. Read the lines, people, DPC wrote them for a reason.
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Are you seriously suggesting that students in a college setting would normally use the phrase "next year" meaning the next calendar year instead of the clearly obvious meaning of next school year? Really?
- Jan 16, 2020
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Heather literally says that Sage is a senior while talking to Riona.That's it, I've seen one too many "Sage is a senior so her route is a dead end" posts.
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No she isn't. She's in her third year, she confirms this not once but twice within the same conversation on her route. Read the lines, people, DPC wrote them for a reason.
"I think the stress of being a senior is starting to affect her leadership" or something along the lines like that.
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For the life of me I can't find their convo, can you give me some pointers? Like, at least narrow it down to an episode so I don't have to skip through that much content.
I would, but my native language has two different words for a school year and a year year, so that might be the issue.Are you seriously suggesting that students in a college setting would normally use the phrase "next year" meaning the next calendar year instead of the clearly obvious meaning of next school year? Really?
- Jan 16, 2020
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It's in Episode 5.For the life of me I can't find their convo, can you give me some pointers? Like, at least narrow it down to an episode so I don't have to skip through that much content.
- Apr 28, 2020
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Right before yoga sceneFor the life of me I can't find their convo, can you give me some pointers? Like, at least narrow it down to an episode so I don't have to skip through that much content.
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But staying at Sage's is really hard too !!!Not staying at Sage's is hard
- Sep 22, 2017
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Thanks, I was about to give up, couldn't find it.
Well I'm not going to assume DPC just "forgot" what he wrote one episode earlier, doesn't seem like something he'd do. And as Wizard_Shiryuu has pointed it out, the use of "next year" in a different context could be due to the language barrier. I haven't considered that because my native language has the same words just like in English and during 6 years of university I've never heard someone use that term referring to calendar years when the topic was school related.I'll just go cry in a corner now.