alright. thanks for your time and the link.
Edit: i see my mistake was not talking to this girl after day 20 so i couldnt go to the backroom to talk with the boy ... so thanks again.
jowishg There's non-bruising ryona as part of the gameplay, where some kinds of enemies can gut-punch the heroine for a chance to make her drop her weapon. The only ending that depicts the character dying via graphics is the Hanging Exposed ending, but there's textual depictions of death in a couple of other scenes: One in a non-standard Game Over against the (sort-of hidden) final boss if your VP drops low enough, and the other is in the Flower Selling Maniac's 3rd Time Onward ending.
I think those are the only 'brutal' contents. Hope that helps.
jowishg There's non-bruising ryona as part of the gameplay, where some kinds of enemies can gut-punch the heroine for a chance to make her drop her weapon. The only ending that depicts the character dying via graphics is the Hanging Exposed ending, but there's textual depictions of death in a couple of other scenes: One in a non-standard Game Over against the (sort-of hidden) final boss if your VP drops low enough, and the other is in the Flower Selling Maniac's 3rd Time Onward ending.
I think those are the only 'brutal' contents. Hope that helps.
Its an item, if I remember correctly you can find a one or two laying around somewhere tho I forgot where as its been a while since last played this game.
Another way to get them would be to interact with the person behind the pub/eatery and winning the challenge that he provides, I think he shows up at night.
Its an item, if I remember correctly you can find a one or two laying around somewhere tho I forgot where as its been a while since last played this game.
Another way to get them would be to interact with the person behind the pub/eatery and winning the challenge that he provides, I think he shows up at night.
What if we assigned attack and support skills to rolls of a dice
Whoever thought this was a good idea should not be allowed to design RPGs
The dice mechanic is single-handedly your strongest yet most unreliably tool due to the possibility of being RNG screwed.
The way I've strategized around it is thinking about like PvZ Heroes deckbuilding (props to anyone that understands the reference), less variety is better.
So for example, use 3 copies of a single attacking skill and 3 copies of a single healing skill.
Although if you're willing to play the lamer but safer route, just stack all slots of the dice with healing skills (fairy whisper for early game, the other one *idr the name* for late game cause larger heals).
Then play like it's any other RPGM game out there, keep attacking until you've lost around 1/2 of your HP then heal.
The devs actually don't expect you to finish the game on your first playthrough. Understand that New Game+ is encouraged through the game design (it also isn't too much of a drag since you can carry over skills and items).
The story is only fleshed out on the true ending route, which bothers me greatly. The other endings just kinda leave you "WTF??"
Here are some hints to getting the True End:
- If you have Sachi sit on the toilet and choose the "think" option, she'll give a hint to the next objective
- If she's spouting melancholic crap, then you either missed something or you need to wait some days
- Additionally, I think Sachi needs to sit on the toilet and think for the objective to open (I haven't tested)
I've played the game again recently out of boredom. It is actually possible to win the true ending in single playthrough. Since there are sufficient walkthrough here already, and trying to do this is a hardcore gamer stuff, I'll just drop some hints for what you need to do:
- 750k Reda is about the sum of money you need from start to finish
- Equipments are all about money. All equipments can be bought in the last day (28th) though it is advisable to buy them earlier from outdoor shop or from pickup locations. Exception is the Tree Brooch, which can only be bought from outdoor shop in 25th day (price: 350k Reda)
- Make sure you get, and use, all 5 DD drinks
- From day 1-6, with the perfume you have, you can rack 6k Reda per expert match in the Colosseum. From day 7-19, with the new perfume you get from the story, you'll get 9k per match. From day 20-27, if you pick a perfume from the new location, you'll get 15k per match.
- For the opponent in expert match, always pick Wizard or Stomach Puncher. They have lower HP and less sexual attack.
- Slash, Spirit Healing, and passive sword skill are all the skills you need. Don't bother with others.
so i have noticed a little exploit regarding the dd energy drink
turns out new game plus because of the rpg maker engine resets all items so i can lose restart keep all my progress and
continuously using the dd energy drink in the flower pot indefinitely
Lol yea i just got an email on steam that it became available but were prob gonna have to wait a day before it gets uploaded here
Also i gotta say i like the title changes kagura gives these games. Girl in the red slave collar sounds so much more generic than the sleek "Crimson Colosseum" that kagura changed it to.
