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PrincessEuphy

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To my understanding memory generally follows zipf's law, which is to say that as there are more things to remember about something increasingly one's mind can only remember the most prominent aspects, such that we remember far less about things than we think we do (albeit we have to be careful since the impression that we remember things can sometimes trick us into thinking we remember what we do not). This is something valuable to understand because it can then be exploited for personal pleasure: indeed, in a work as long as Lessons in Love, I imagine many could read it start to finish over and over in an infinite cycle of remembering and forgetting details. I once tested this by watching a 6 hour lecture every single day for a month straight, and while at the start I expected to remember everything about the video, in truth every single watch revealed something new to me. Most damning of all was the realization that "micro-distractions" robbed me of significance comprehension: like if you sneeze while reading a line and then click to next line despite, in reality, having not fully parsed the line you just read, or maybe you get a phone call while reading and in that one moment of distraction you advance the text, etc... Over the course of a long work there will be countless micro-distractions which contribute to not only not "remembering" aspects of a work, but having never KNOWN these parts of the work to begin with. This is all to say that there is less need to wipe one's memory than many often assume, and we can exploit the rotten wires of our brains with glee to begin a so-called Hedonism Loop where we repeated our favorite activities over and over and over without ever engaging in anything new if we so desire. It's only when the value of a work is highly concentrated in the "most prominent aspects" that memory-wiping would be truly necessary, e.g. a mystery not worth a damn outside its answer, or a thriller where shoddy craftsmanship is disguised with the anticipation of who dies next.
 
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fasoaga

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This update was amazing thanks to hernestojavier621 i never had to struggle during puzzles. And thanks to Skawada i managed to play happy event.

I liked this halloween update was split in two to manipulate prepare the players for a illusion picture of a happy family.

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And there is different relationships of Mayas and Ami

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Jorge88

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I'm guessing the Scarf is REALLY important. The "Green Scarf Confession" thing most likely happened at the begining of Maya/Akira relationship, when Maya was still a Wizard. If that's the case, the scarf Ayane got is not the original one, but the one Akira gave to Maya that symbolizes that "he remembers it". Showing it to NuMaya won't change much, but it would allow Ayane to gain her trust because "Ayane knows something that she shouldn't". Maybe AltMaya is not just an alternative version, but the "Maya that will be" and was ensuring her own possible existance, since in theory Ayane could protect NuMaya.
 

hendrixx77

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not going to lie i forgot how infuriating this game is in the early stages, i started a new save just for the hell of it and forgot that in the early game if you miss that lust event with sara at 0.10 halloween party it completely softlocks the game and wont let you do anything else main story wise lol
 
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Dc345

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Were one day removed from the update. How long will it take for the thread to be plunged into chaos this time?
 
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DeSkel15

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Honestly, after this update....I think I like Ami even more now:
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Now, that's what I call Fanservice:
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Which of the timelines would you choose if you were Sensei? Personally I'd pick the timeline where he has no idea about the resets, just bangs Ami and watches football and I don't even like football.
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fdsasdf_p

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The Maya that Ayane runs into is further along the road to Maya Prime than nuMaya, but she can't remember the last time anything changed in her timeline, so she's somewhere in the past of where we picked up in S1, but may come to BE Maya Prime at some point...or would have, had the other characters not slipped into her timeline and now changed things forever.
I feel like this can actually go both ways. The difference in knowledge between Maya Prime and Maya Alt is so large that there has to be a hard reset on one of them if the question is "Who becomes who in one presumed linear timeline?"

In shorter sentences:
"Maya Prime---Hard Reset---Maya Alt" and "Maya Alt---Hard Reset---Maya Prime" are equally possible as long as that Hard Reset kills everyone (both Sensei and Maya for example) and becomes the reason why the Maya that comes second doesn't remember anything the first Maya learned.

But, if the timeline(s) between Maya Prime and Maya Alt is not linear and instead are orthogonal, then determining which Maya comes first becomes invalid; the path of their purgatories branch off into different directions.

Btw my favorite difference between Maya Prime and Maya Alt is not the reset record their respective Senseis make or whether Dorm Wars is a norm to them or not, but their attitudes toward LOVE being the RAS theory.
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