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As I mentioned, it's probably not at all a correct theory, it's just connecting random dots together as a way to pass time between updates. But since you asked...
Rough timeline:
1) Sensei grows up in Niki's neighborhood. They date.
2) Sensei vanishes from Niki's life
3) Noriko finds him and starts getting tutored by him
4) Maya joins the tutoring sessions
5) Sensei vanishes from Noriko's life.
This is the rough timeline that Noriko has given us of her past with Sensei. The accident seems to happen between 1 and 2, so Niki has no interaction with Sensei-Fusion until it happens in game, and Noriko could have interpreted the personality shift as him pulling away from her and getting closer to Maya, and not really noticed the personality shift that likely came with it.
Where Baby Finches falls in a timeline is intentionally left unclear. And with all the other things happening in the scene (cars floating in air, shadow spiders, etc), it seems pretty clear the scene is more metaphorical or symbolic than literal. We also never see Sensei in it, so it's left unclear who Maya is talking to. It could be Brother, it could be OG Sensei, it could be the fusion of the two. And pre-emptively -- I don't recall if she ever says "Sensei," but since she's speaking to a teacher at school, that title would be appropriate, thus its use is not an indicator, nor is the "Me" used to denote the first-person speakerr in most of the scenes since we definitely know enough now to know that the narrator in this game is unreliable and having some form of identity crisis -- even if my theory is wrong (which, again, it probably is).
The lust events (the majority of the sexual element of the game) are the big ones as far as what can be missed, especially ones that are connected to main events where they happen automatically if you have the stats for them. If you go through a main event without the stats needed for the connected lust events, you WILL miss them. Then there are a few character events where, if you choose a path that goes against the requirements for certain events with certain characters, you will be blocked from seeing the events, especially around Ami and Rin, though mostly Ami as she blocks some Maya events.
Any sex scenes with Yumi? I noticed her lust is listed as N/A so does that mean there's no sex scenes involving her yet?
N/A is a sign that the character has not gotten that far in development, a character with lust scenes who has not been progressed would have a 0. Once the story hits a point where it makes sense to give Yumi a lust scene, she will likely have one, but given this is Yumi we're talking about, that could be a while.
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That's what I thought man that sucks this game is definite 10/10. I actually cried meeting Chinami and Ami at the gravesite. so this is definitely a top tier game however without any Yumi lewd events it definitely brings the game down to an 8/10
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Currently trying to reassemble a save game since the last one ages ago had missing scenes. This time I missed two Happy Events that seems to be contained within There is Nothing. Is there a way to replay that scene and unlock the rest after the fact, or is the save lost (again)?
Also, replaying it with the Event Tracker doesn't seem to allow me to input the secret user name.
Also, replaying it with the Event Tracker doesn't seem to allow me to input the secret user name.
Hmm, at this point, I would not even mind if it never happens...
I skip over the H-scenes and I'm actually reading the dialogues.
This game is really weird on so many levels.
(A looong time ago I was almost fluent in reading ASCII in hex. Now it pays off...)
You could try a "jump LABEL" in the console.
I did it with one Happy Event I missed somehow. Apparently I did not break anything. No warranties! Make sure you keep a clean save!
The labels of all Happy Events (so far) are:
roomwithclocks, lettert, swimming, howifeel, everythingisconnected, specialclassroom, ticktock, trinity1, trinity2, trinity3, babyfinches, kindergartenclass, goodboy, specialbonusamiscene
Once you miss a scene, you cannot get it without going back to an earlier save that still has a chance to get it.
I would not suggest this method unless you know how to work the console and know what will or will not break the game (obviously you know, I mean generally speaking).
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Has it ever been explained why Kirin behaves the way she does? I'm assuming a good deal of it has to do with her desire to be different from her sister but that can't be the whole story can it?
It hasn't been fully explained, and in fact Kirin has actively opposed Sensei's attempts to figure her out and get more information about her motivations.
I'm sure we'll get more information eventually about why she decided that she wanted to be a sociopath even though she didn't start out as one.
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I'm not sure she is actually a sociopath though, there's plenty of moments throughout the story that hint at her being more or less like the other girls (especially with how flustered she gets when you pick her as the "marry" option in the "Marry-Fuck-Kill" game).
I'm assuming this is merely the way she's found to be able to deal with her feelings of anger/confusion normal to a teen her age, that, and the fact that she feels she can "connect" better to Sensei by being how she is.
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