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barglenarglezous jamyong actualrealname - a zillion thanks! You are all great. This is exactly the info i was hoping for. Okay, here I go.
Yea Yasu casually delivering the name Saki is kinda mind-fucked for me. The whole time I thought the Saki we saw at Happy event 5 is simply a dream sequence involving some crossovers of Sel's previous game, and was of no importance. If she is actually Sensei's mom, maybe his dad's name is Yuu? (but maybe it's just a coincidence in naming, as the Saki in the 5th Happy event is described as "one-dimension less" or "2D"; also she seems to be very sweet nature)I'm surprised more people aren't talking about Yasu's reveal about Sensei's mother being Saki, the girl from the 5th happy event Admittedly, at first I thought she was referring to the teacher that molested him/his brother's wife/ami's mom which would have been quite the mindfuck, and so it is a bit less of a crazy reveal, but I'm curious as to what sort of implications that her being his mother will have. Has she even appeared in the game since that event?
My take is Sensei is suddenly talking to multiple parallel Yumi in present, past, and future (I feel this explains nothing LOL); how or why it happens is completely beyond me. There seems to be 1) a suspended Yumi wondering outside at night, 2) a suspended Yumi who came to school(?), 3) a not suspended Yumi in Sensei's office with her blazer undone, and finally 4) a Yumi with her swimsuit at the beach.And then there's the Yumi situation. I have no fucking clue what just happened there. I can't tell if we jumped into the future or the past or rather to a parallel present. Was it a full on reset, or maybe just a partial one? Why did it cut to her in Sensei's office with her blazer undone? Why is Sana the only girl in the background at the beach who is staring at us while Ayane says we have a problem? Why does it look like Maya is just now learning that there is a problem? Ayane is delivering the news, not Maya, and that's definitely purposeful.
I'd think if it was just counting time as the "real" Sensei that it would include his life before the loops, though no real reason to believe that either way. Does work as more proof she's got no idea what's going on at all though.First is Sensei's age, as Yasu apparently is told a seemingly impossible number. Maybe it's an insanely large number if her God accumulatively counts all the time "Sensei" spent during countless resets, or a single digit number since "this iteration" only went through this much of time.
It seems fairly sudden, super possible Maya is just shocked by the change of events. She reacts similarly with anything that seems out of normal with the loops, doesn't she?Why is Sana the only girl in the background at the beach who is staring at us while Ayane says we have a problem? Why does it look like Maya is just now learning that there is a problem? Ayane is delivering the news, not Maya, and that's definitely purposeful.
My reading was that it was an impossibly large number because of the time loops.First is Sensei's age, as Yasu apparently is told a seemingly impossible number. Maybe it's an insanely large number if her God accumulatively counts all the time "Sensei" spent during countless resets, or a single digit number since "this iteration" only went through this much of time.
IIRC, Noriko actually mentions that the dingy apartment he tutored her in was sketchy, so it's very possible that Yasu is speaking literally -- he may have rented room in a building that served as a brothel, sex shop or something similar.The other is where Sensei used to tutor. Yasu knows several places, and two of which are very naughty. It's more likely it's the tutor and his students being naughty rather than the location itself, so this might be pointing at Maya. What I am wondering is if it's simply Sensei and Maya did naughty things at two different locations, or if there existed another person Sensei was doing naughty things with.
Yasu's comment confirms for me that "Sekai" is not her real name. If bad things would happen if Yasu said the name, then bad things would also happen if Sensei READS the name, which means the name on the gravestone is not her actual name, and "Sekai" is most likely a term of endearment.And we're so close to find out who Sensei really loves! But it's probably just Sekai if Yasu decides not to say
Odd, i just went in and skipped to the scene in a save to see what flag URM threw up and it never threw any flag up, there is no flag trigger for that so my guess is the replay just ends early for some reason.Interesting note -- I replayed the scene before answering, and it cuts off completely prior to the question about Sensei's mother.
Which means that question only gets asked when certain flags are set.
That isn't something I expected to be flag-dependent.
Yup, it's exactly that. I've just checked the code and the replay ends just before Yasu says "Saki"Odd, i just went in and skipped to the scene in a save to see what flag URM threw up and it never threw any flag up, there is no flag trigger for that so my guess is the replay just ends early for some reason.
If that's true then the fact that "Sekai" means "World" is definitely significant. Like the world was broken when Sekai was broken or something."Sekai" is most likely a term of endearment.
By the time of the accident, I think she was quite literally the only thing he cared about in the world, so "she was his world" in a metaphorical and close-but-not-quite literal sense. And Ami's stories of her life with Sensei after the accident make it clear that her death broke him.If that's true then the fact that "Sekai" means "World" is definitely significant. Like the world was broken when Sekai was broken or something.
There's a lot more of that down the road.Finally, a good reason to replay events...
Was it worth it? Yeah? Sanity's overrated anyway.
But goddemmet, you really want me to screenshot and manually type that darn IP address?![]()
Yeah, I'm kinda stuck on username part.There's a lot more of that down the road.
It's no more of a confirmation then Nozomu being Sensei's brother.I'm sure that this topic has been touched upon, but still I would like to know your opinion. I'm currently reviewing the "clock room" and here user2 is shown as a computer with a bowl of ramen and a sparrow - can this be taken as confirmation of user2's identity (the god of wires) as Tsunei's father?
There was a complete save a couple pages ago, try that, i think it was for 0.26.1 or 0.26.2Sorry, I know this sounds lazy but does anyone want to share the save ver [v0.26.0] without the miss event, my save distance is too far to repeat Nodoka's "So Far Below" event. I really appreciate if anyone wants to share the save. thanks
Hi fam, a year later and I still don't know the answer to "what is love" (baby don't hurt me, don't hurt me, no more)*cough* yes *cough*
love is blindHi fam, a year later and I still don't know the answer to "what is love" (baby don't hurt me, don't hurt me, no more)
No but for real, let me know the answer.
Thanks <3
Thanks for answering bro.love is blind
..i think. it's been awhile