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Oh im gonna eat so good this update.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
HELL YES.
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"Sekai broke her promise by dying"Here's a little timeline for those interested (doesn't cover everything, but should help one get the gist):
Before Sensei (Before 1989):
The 1990s (After Sensei's birth):You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.2000s:You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.2010s (shit goes to shit):You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.2020 (The Present, technically):You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.May have missed some things. This game is huge.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
Omfg! I just had the craziest revelation just now! Remember that post that confirmed Tsubasa was more important than we give her credit for? Well I'm pretty sure she's literally the narrator at the end of the first Beach Vacation. Just look:
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The fact she repeats the same questions? The tree reference just a few sentences later (which may or may not be about the sakura at her manor)? At the very least, this is worth looking into. Assuming no one has already pointed this out.
Great catch. Given the identical wording, I think we have to assume that either Tsubasa is the narrator or is very closely connected to whoever is.well, fuck. First of all, congratulations on figuring that out. But the repercussions of Tsubasa being the narrator for "see you in the morning" would be astounding (cause that's an entire event that I went through thinking about Tsubasa narrating and it was odd, to say the least, cause there's a lot of stuff there - like the narrator addressing Rin and having her hear the clocks for instance). Well, the name of the Tsubasa event is "playing god" - which could be a nod to her "playing it" instead of being it, and Akira makes a comparison between her and Nodoka (another character that is suspected of hearing the world itself).
I think it's more likely that the narrator for "see you in the morning" is also related to the world itself. Maybe both Nodoka and Tsubasa can hear it, and as Akira puts it, each of them have a different approach to it. One wants to break everything, the other wants to guide them in a better path. Both are tugging the strings though, through information/insight of what they're capable of hearing.
Now, who could be narrating it that would be heard by Tsubasa/related to the tree I have no idea either.
Sadly, that does seem to be how Sensei sees it:"Sekai broke her promise by dying"
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Damn Yasu has great taste in musicYou don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
Fuck, am I a Nodoka fan now? Also I love how Io chooses a karaoke song that only requires her to shout "tequila" a few times.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
Yeah I don't know how to feel about my least favorite character having the best musical taste. I guess the Smiths shirt should have been a giveaway.Fuck, am I a Nodoka fan now? Also I love how Io chooses a karaoke song that only requires her to shout "tequila" a few times.
Why do Maya's songs always have to make me depressed?You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
I suspect it actually was a suicide by Sekai. Kinda fits Sensei's reaction, especially if she left a suicide note"Sekai broke her promise by dying"
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Of course Rin had MCR.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
man, I can see Yumi, Molly and Rin perfectly in their songs. And Maya's selection is so cute. Touka liking rebel yell is interesting, but it makes total sense.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
I get how that's funny, but it's not a rational reaction, it's an emotional one. It's just that Akira hasn't ever dealt with his baggage. What he's really saying here is: "You molested me, groomed me, had me so far into your claws for years that you became my world, how dare you evade your responsability by dying before me? If you were going to leave me without you, why make yourself my world in the first place?" - It's a whirlwind of complicated emotions that comes out stupid with a "how dare you die", but carries a hidden truth underneath. He's yelling at the moon.Sadly, that does seem to be how Sensei sees it:You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
We do have a goodbye letter that shows up during chapter 4 (on crumpled paper with a circle that shows the sky in the middle) but I think that was from Maya. Also, I very much doubt Sekai would leave Ami. I doubt her love for Akira, but I do not regarding Ami.I suspect it actually was a suicide by Sekai. Kinda fits Sensei's reaction, especially if she left a suicide note
Well, we will know it eventually, RN it is just pure guessing. However, despite the image Selebus draws, Sekai only a human too and her actual situation - raising a child with a callous substitution of a man she loved - sounds depressing AFWe do have a goodbye letter that shows up during chapter 4 (on crumpled paper with a circle that shows the sky in the middle) but I think that was from Maya. Also, I very much doubt Sekai would leave Ami. I doubt her love for Akira, but I do not regarding Ami.
I doubt it, since Ami was likely in the wreck as she watched her parents die, and the Sekai who has shown up doesn't seem suicidal:I suspect it actually was a suicide by Sekai. Kinda fits Sensei's reaction, especially if she left a suicide note
Sensei definitely wasn't acting rationally. Hence stuff like this:I get how that's funny, but it's not a rational reaction, it's an emotional one. It's just that Akira hasn't ever dealt with his baggage. What he's really saying here is: "You molested me, groomed me, had me so far into your claws for years that you became my world, how dare you evade your responsability by dying before me? If you were going to leave me without you, why make yourself my world in the first place?" - It's a whirlwind of complicated emotions that comes out stupid with a "how dare you die", but carries a hidden truth underneath. He's yelling at the moon.
Also, important to note that if asked Akira would most likely have preferred to die instead of her. I get why he blames her for dying. And it's good that he does. He's saying these things out loud and they need to be said because if he's ever gonna be able to deal with them in a logical sense, he needs to get his emotional reaction out first.
We do have a goodbye letter that shows up during chapter 4 (on crumpled paper with a circle that shows the sky in the middle) but I think that was from Maya. Also, I very much doubt Sekai would leave Ami. I doubt her love for Akira, but I do not regarding Ami.
I think we can be close to 100% the letter is from Maya. The text isI get how that's funny, but it's not a rational reaction, it's an emotional one. It's just that Akira hasn't ever dealt with his baggage. What he's really saying here is: "You molested me, groomed me, had me so far into your claws for years that you became my world, how dare you evade your responsability by dying before me? If you were going to leave me without you, why make yourself my world in the first place?" - It's a whirlwind of complicated emotions that comes out stupid with a "how dare you die", but carries a hidden truth underneath. He's yelling at the moon.
Also, important to note that if asked Akira would most likely have preferred to die instead of her. I get why he blames her for dying. And it's good that he does. He's saying these things out loud and they need to be said because if he's ever gonna be able to deal with them in a logical sense, he needs to get his emotional reaction out first.
We do have a goodbye letter that shows up during chapter 4 (on crumpled paper with a circle that shows the sky in the middle) but I think that was from Maya. Also, I very much doubt Sekai would leave Ami. I doubt her love for Akira, but I do not regarding Ami.
So it's Maya Prime talking about Sensei and New Maya.If you are reading this please do not come looking for me. Chances are it was time for me to leave already. And I don't want to make you hurt even more than I'm sure you're already hurting. Take care of yourself okay? I know you've always struggled with that or something similar. But let's face it that alone wouldn't do your misery justice. I don't remember how I used to be. Or what I used to be like. Or much about the past since it's so far away now. But I hope you'll be kind to me. Or whatever is left.
I'm more shocked that Sana's wasn't something like NiN - Closer... it seems more fitting for her lmaoOf course Rin had MCR.
The "correct choice" is Ayane, you get to see a threesome in the current build. Selebus has said that there will a path that sees every event, so no other choice will result in a unique event (I wouldn't be surprised if a Rin threesome, for example, happens at some point whether you chose it or not.).Can anyone tell me if the choices from Chika's event "Our Time Atop This Mattress" is resolved yet?
I stopped playing at that Event so I can watch all choices without having to replay a huge chunk of the game, but none of Chika's events in the wiki mention the choice's results.