i mean considering the tsuneyo dad's room is that room theory... it having a bed and bathroom doesnt seem that weird and we had more than one person in the thread saying he rented out a 2nd space for tutoring. pretty sure its just a matter of hunting it down.
I don't really see any base for that theory either, tbh. I mean if someone can actually bring up evidence of him renting a 2nd space just for tutoring instead of it being his apartment, it'd be a different story, but no one has yet. Seems more likes it's just something that's been assumed. Like Noriko stalking him to find out he was a tutor, when it was actually Niki who told her family about it.
the discord bot does let you do that, but its still a pain with that too if you dont know the right wording
didn't Yasu specifically say it was a storefront in the old district?
Interesting. I definitely forgot that it is apparently a storefront now. Thanks for the insight. That also definitely implies what the bed was used for.
I was wrong, I guess there is some basis to the Ramen shop theory. My bad.
I mean I knew it had merit. Like it's vaguely sprinkled throughout the game and I stand by it being said in game a few times regarding a place he rents for tutoring.
The irony of her working there would be hilarious, but I feel like she would notice if there was the same apartment upstairs.
Where the Sidewalk Ends leading to it makes a lot of sense, but Niki showed us the location of the crash. Also I think that Akira, the king of avoiding feelings, probably didn't set up shop down the street from where the love of his life died.
Ah, I see what you're saying. Well, rereading that event, it seems he was staring down a tunnel(which to him appears as an empty street with power lines). The crash site we see in The End of the Tour(Glasswalker) doesn't look like either of those things, but it could just be offscreen. Or the tunnel leads to his sketchy apartment. Or something else entirely.
You mean "weren't Dallas viewers effectively told that the writers had wasted 26 hours of their time?"
I'm also no fan of the whole gods stuff. Three gods, four gods, one god that is all gods, or no gods at all.
No, it's about the same, lot's of dialogue with some porn sprinkled here and there to make a point.I dropped this game like a year ago because it was honestly just endless dialogue and teasing, with a few very specific girls getting scenes but practically nothing for everyone else. Very well written dialogue, but I can only pretend to be playing a porn game for so long before I realize I'm not and go do something more entertaining. Has it improved at all in that regard? Not like I'm expecting it to have become a fuck fest game or something, but I mean, has it picked up a little?
Also, what's the care package stuff?
I honestly just disregard most of the God stuff when making theories. I treat it as a red herring or a stage magician assistant trying to distract you from the trick. Focus on context, subtext, passing statements of intent/purpose/behavior. You can look at linking words such as wires all day but just using a word in one scene and using it in a different one does not connect the two scenes in a truly meaningful way outside a single word if there is no context between the two scenes. Not to say they are not important. But the mystery is uncovering what happened to lead to all this. Not what is happening right now. Everything major has been and is major reveals of character pasts and relationships. I see no reason for this to suddenly change. If it's not the room sensei tutored in I would heavily expect some kind of hidden deep relationship between sensei and him to be revealed in some way from his past. In regards to tsuneyo's dad is a god, I would be massively disappointed in the writing if that was the case because of the extreme lack of connections between sensei, ami, Maya, or really anyone of main plot importance outside of tsuneyo who isn't even the driving main plot point but a side plot as of now
gods being exhausting reminds me of something Maya would say.
