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If I recall correctly, the IP address was given in something something Deus, a required Happy scene to progress to reach There is nothing.
And the game literally says to write it down. If I remember correctly.
And the game literally says to write it down. If I remember correctly.
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Yeah it's spelled out in the scene that you'll need the code. It was annoying at the time because there were a few updates between that scene and the one where you actually input the code (although that was also the update he implemented the ability to view old scenes), now there's really no excuse.
Personally I'm not a fan of that sort of gotcha storytelling, the code was a massive pain in the ass to copy and I vastly preferred the optional scene if you entered a user name that had been hinted at rather than going straight to Sensei's, but all you have to do is pay attention and it's relatively easy to work through.
Definitely not a reward... A reward gives you a bonus scene or that not actually soft lock the game to the point you can't do anything until you go searching all over for it. Common Sense would be the Guide Wiki and having it show as a spoiler that you can reveal.. not have to search a thread for the answer so you can continue.
This game does the opposite penalizes you for not cheating. If you try to do it on your own you will miss a lot of events because while you try to repeat actions every day with a different girl or location you end up triggering main event and missing a lot of events. So I started all over from scratch from 0.1.0 all the way through and it worked until after 0.8 or 0.10 it was than there exist miss-able events. So if you try to even use the repetitive process of trying different locations or different girls after school than you will miss a lot of events because you trigger main event. If you try to follow the guide it's broken because all miss-able events are left out of the main event guide.. So finally finished Chapter 1 and missed events
Now afraid of missing events in Chapter 2 yet without even trying I have already done 12 of the main events without even trying. I just can't understand why miss-able events are in a game like this.
Thanks for the update.
Could you make the Progress quickmenu link to the same screen as the main menu's Progress link?
He's capable of whatever it takes to get in their panties. With a significant male presence and therefore a significant threat to his goal, he would likely take more drastic actions in order to prevent the girls from getting with another guy. The second any of these girls, except Kirin, Ayane, and Noriko because all three are either disinterested in relationships or were completely devoted to player Sensei from day one, get with another guy and deny him his shot at getting in their panties, that's game over, mission failed. His entire goal revolves around getting in ALL their panties, not just one, not just some. If even one gets away for any reason, it's all over. Funny thing, he could have VERY easily blown his entire goal in this latest build with one scene in particular.
As far as other methods of threat elimination, like discrediting the other guys, sure, that could work for maybe one or two guys before the girls start thinking player Sensei is crying wolf. He can't just discredit every guy in town and expect the girls to believe him every single time. They will eventually think something is fishy and catch onto his attempts, then it's once again game over. He lost their trust and they would never let him anywhere near them sexually.
These girls aren't stupid, especially not Chika. They WILL figure him out eventually and it WILL be ugly when they do, that applies to both this hypothetical scenario with more guys posing a threat and the actual game.
Not at all, we love going on theory tangents here. We are very early into the game, so it makes sense we know very little at this time. For me, that makes theorizing even more fun because I have more to work out.
And weird, in the most adorable way humanly possible. As far as the game throwing our bad deeds at us, I could very easily see that happening. Sometimes I feel I deserve it because I've been a bad homie to multiple girls on multiple occasions. Poor Karin's heart is going to shatter when she realizes we lied and it really makes me feel bad that, in order to get that scene as completed instead of missed, I had to lie. I could see her finding out we lied in the worst way possible, too. Walking in on us and Kirin in the middle of some clearly visible penetrative action with absolutely no way to dig ourselves out of the hole we just fell into.
Maybe
NOT a good idea, NEVER skip the text unless you've seen it all before word for word and remember what it says. You never know when something like "There Is Nothing" will come up again. Why not put the IP on the wall? Because it was given to you earlier. Whether you paid attention or not is your call and your fault if you didn't get the info presented. The rest of the puzzle room in that event is intentionally useless, the only thing that matters is the laptop and the audio, though there are references in certain other parts of the room to check out like on the board on the wall at the desk, a certain detail there depends on if you're a bad uncle to Ami or a good one that hasn't touched her in inappropriate ways.
There was no soft lock, it was only a lack of information given earlier in the game on the player's part. A soft lock is when there is literally no way to progress, but there is one at that point, have the information on hand or go back and watch the events again in replay.
The voice isn't lying, it provided answers as it said. Just because it only provides one of the answers doesn't mean it lied. Again, the other answers were presented earlier in the game. There was no need for the voice to say anything different than it does now because other parts of the game give you all the other information.
You shouldn't HAVE to search for a guide or on the wiki, you should already have the answers by the time you reach the puzzle and should be ready to input them immediately, no getting stuck, no 'soft lock,' no issue of any kind.
Oh no, not totally immoral or he would have raped a girl by now. Total immorality would have meant him not caring about which methods are best, just moving in for the kill on every girl he can before they all gang up on him to put an end to his rampage, assuming they resist at all beyond a futile attempt to stop the initial rape, of course. I've said it before, but this game would end up a whole lot darker with a completely immoral player Sensei.
Precisely, have the information ready and be rewarded, have none of it ready and face consequences.
There IS a reward in the form of a 'happy' scene that is accessed through a specific username during that step of the puzzle. Paying attention would have given you that username AND the information to solve the puzzle. Again, there is not need to search for answers, they are given to you on a silver platter, all you have to do is pay attention. Any "soft lock" is not the game's fault, it is the player's fault for not paying attention and keeping the information on hand.Definitely not a reward... A reward gives you a bonus scene or that not actually soft lock the game to the point you can't do anything until you go searching all over for it. Common Sense would be the Guide Wiki and having it show as a spoiler that you can reveal.. not have to search a thread for the answer so you can continue.
This game does the opposite penalizes you for not cheating. If you try to do it on your own you will miss a lot of events because while you try to repeat actions every day with a different girl or location you end up triggering main event and missing a lot of events. So I started all over from scratch from 0.1.0 all the way through and it worked until after 0.8 or 0.10 it was than there exist miss-able events. So if you try to even use the repetitive process of trying different locations or different girls after school than you will miss a lot of events because you trigger main event. If you try to follow the guide it's broken because all miss-able events are left out of the main event guide.. So finally finished Chapter 1 and missed events
I just can't understand why miss-able events are in a game like this.
There is no penalty for not cheating, the only penalty is for not paying attention. This is not an image viewer, there is text to be read and some of it is important. I DID do it on my own, at least in my second play through, but I also specifically wrote things down when they seemed important or like they were there with no real story purpose. I have a total of 0 missed events as of right now.
You won't miss events just by grinding girls, you have to do it in a VERY specific way to fill the requirements of the main events enough to do that, by which time you should have cleared any event that would be missed by continuing the main events.
Missable events are in a game like this because, canonically speaking, they take place in a certain period of the game that ends with the main event that marks them as missed. This game is all about consequences and not having requirements met bears a consequence. Missing events is that consequence.
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It's something I'm considering. In the meantime, you can easily make that change by yourself.
Open up screens.rpy in Notepad (or some other text editor) and do a search for this line:
textbutton _("Progress") action ShowMenu('affection')
Change it to:
textbutton _("Progress") action ShowMenu('progressmod')
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It's because this game is realistic, and as in real life, your actions have consequences.Definitely not a reward... A reward gives you a bonus scene or that not actually soft lock the game to the point you can't do anything until you go searching all over for it. Common Sense would be the Guide Wiki and having it show as a spoiler that you can reveal.. not have to search a thread for the answer so you can continue.
This game does the opposite penalizes you for not cheating. If you try to do it on your own you will miss a lot of events because while you try to repeat actions every day with a different girl or location you end up triggering main event and missing a lot of events. So I started all over from scratch from 0.1.0 all the way through and it worked until after 0.8 or 0.10 it was than there exist miss-able events. So if you try to even use the repetitive process of trying different locations or different girls after school than you will miss a lot of events because you trigger main event. If you try to follow the guide it's broken because all miss-able events are left out of the main event guide.. So finally finished Chapter 1 and missed events
I just can't understand why miss-able events are in a game like this.
Like if you convince your niece to consensually have sex with you, the logically conclusion is that it might progress to your niece to ask for coitus. But if you reject your niece's attempts to have consensual sex, no longer would it make sense for your niece to ask for coitus, and thus you get locked out of that scene.
Or let's say you have sex with your friend's crush. Obviously, the friend is gonna be pissed at you. Now if you have sex with your friend's crush after the crush already rejected the friend, then the friend might not be pissed at you. That's just realistic logic.
Get what I'm saying? Your actions have consequences; that's all there is to this game
- Sep 5, 2017
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Don't try to explain this to super-dedicated fans like alex2011, I already tried and failed. But it could be our fault, maybe for more experienced players it's obvious. You know, there's game with play time in days, and that's even when you read fast, with no hint whatsoever at the beginning, that you should pay special attention to anything or make notes. But you still do analyze every word and write down anything that seems important.
Here's some explanation from author himself: https://f95zone.to/threads/lessons-in-love-v0-16-0-part-1-selebus.48158/post-4932659 It seems he's sometimes a bit evil.
My "dedication" is irrelevant, there IS no explanation to be given. You tried and failed because what you said was incorrect, the same as Molitar.Don't try to explain this to super-dedicated fans like alex2011, I already tried and failed. But it could be our fault, maybe for more experienced players it's obvious. You know, there's game with play time in days, and that's even when you read fast, with no hint whatsoever at the beginning, that you should pay special attention to anything or make notes. But you still do analyze every word and write down anything that seems important.
Here's some explanation from author himself: https://f95zone.to/threads/lessons-in-love-v0-16-0-part-1-selebus.48158/post-4932659 It seems he's sometimes a bit evil.
When a game presents information, expects you, and even specifically tells you in some cases, to write it down, and you do not write it down. Then, when the game later asks for the information it expected you to write down, and even told you specifically to do so in some cases, and you don't have that information, you face the consequences of your actions.
Yes, lack of action is itself an action. Choosing not to write something down that will be asked for later and is even suggested to be written down by the game is specifically asking to get stuck at the part where it then asks for the information you chose not to write down.
This game is full of consequences, that is one of them.
I mean there's a giant disclaimer in the scene telling you to copy the code because you will need it, which seems like a pretty big hint to me. There's no real excuse to missing it other than skipping through the text in which case why are you playing at all?Don't try to explain this to super-dedicated fans like alex2011, I already tried and failed. But it could be our fault, maybe for more experienced players it's obvious. You know, there's game with play time in days, and that's even when you read fast, with no hint whatsoever at the beginning, that you should pay special attention to anything or make notes. But you still do analyze every word and write down anything that seems important.
Here's some explanation from author himself: https://f95zone.to/threads/lessons-in-love-v0-16-0-part-1-selebus.48158/post-4932659 It seems he's sometimes a bit evil.
Personally I don't like it, it's a cheap and lame gotcha by the author (there is literally one time in the game so far that having the sound on matters as well). I would prefer to be rewarded for reading thoroughly as someone else above mentioned rather than it being a barrier to progress, but at the same time it is very clearly spelled out in the scene and I kind of just view it as the price to access an otherwise excellent story.
I also kind of get it. If you think it's hard to read this much text, imagine writing it. I get why Selebus wants to make sure people aren't just skipping or skimming through but as I said I wish paying attention rewarded the player with extra scenes (as it kind of does) rather than being a base requisite. Athough, on yet another hand this narrative plays with the idea of the player identifying with the main character, and if sensei isn't bothering to listen and pay attention then he's going to get stuck and die in that room.
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Cool, when I play a bit more and reach that point I'll either reply to you in this thread or shoot you a PM.
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ok this is oddly weird and an unimportant observation
Is it just me or is “convenience store” a slightly different shade of pink than the other options?
Is it just me or is “convenience store” a slightly different shade of pink than the other options?
We're going to have to agree to disagree. I feel like Sensei has lines he won't cross. Perhaps time will prove me wrong, or change where that line is in my head, but it seems unlikely we'll get to see the above scenario in game so we'll just have to have differing opinions on the subject.
Random question, but would having this game on my computer count as possesing cheese pizza in canada?
Well I was pretty sure at the start of the game it says everyone is 18+, technically could be X+ due to time loops but w/e, but I just booted up the game and that isn't the case. Pretty sure you can only put stuff on Patreon if everyone is though. How he gets away with Ami being his neice I have no idea unless Patreon also says it's cool because he's technically not her uncle? You actually bring up some very good questions here.
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Im not gonna get drepessed playing this right? Also for the cheating tag Im guessing the girls are cheating on their partners with the MC right? since I dont see a NTR tag
Again, spot on with your reply. There is absolutely no reason to complain about getting stuck at a point that requires information the game specifically said to write down. If someone doesn't listen to said disclaimer, there is no excuse, it isn't the game's fault, it isn't Selebus's fault, it is the player's fault. I'm starting to wish there was no skip function at all so there would be no issue with people skipping important text, which has been the case a couple times.
I actually get how tedious it is to write all that text, tedious is actually a pretty significant understatement, really. I've done it myself, though it was a text only story in Word in my case. It is A LOT of work and it deserves to be read word for word, if not for the quality of the writing, then because Selebus took the time out of his days, weeks, months, even a year now that he could have easily spent doing other things to write it for himself and for us.
Holy crap, you're right. I didn't even notice that until just now. It's slightly darker than, for example, maid cafe on the after school screen.
You're putting the Sensei we know, which is in a situation with absolutely zero threat from other males, in an entirely different situation with an exponentially higher threat from other males. Different situations call for different methods. As for the actual in game situation, no, he won't go as far as I said because he doesn't have to. He'll take his time and make the girls trust and desire him so they let him have them willingly. In a situation with other guys, he may not have the luxury of time, which is necessary for the approach he's taking in the actual game.
They only really enforce more direct incest like siblings and offspring. While uncle/niece IS considered incest by law and is actually illegal in multiple areas, they seem to not care to go that far despite their reasoning being the law in the first place, as if their host country has anything against fictional incest of any relation. Also, the 18+ rule only applies to characters that will officially engage in sexual content. Characters like Chinami are safe as long as they don't engage in sexual acts in officially released content. Unofficial releases, however, cannot be stopped and PAtreon doesn't enforce against those because of that.
It depends on Canadian law, do they enforce against fictional characters? If the answer to that question is yes, then so is the answer you seek.
There is one person who is technically married and cheats with the MC, but the husband is never seen in game because of the space war and he's probably dead anyway. There is no mention of leaving the husband at any point so far, so it isn't NTR, which requires that the one being taken by the one taking them leaves the one they were already with when they were taken away. As for depression, it depends. This game has a serious knack for pulling at the heart strings and making the player feel all sorts of emotions, some potentially depressing. It really depends on how easily you get depressed.
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As long as one of the girls doesnt get split in half or smt like that I dont think so
Perhaps I was unclear, but my opinion is that he has lines he wouldn't cross under any circumstances to reach his goals. Either way, like I said, we disagree, and that's cool.