Oh yeah, it must have screwed me over... but I feel like I reached that point without autovn. Maybe I'm just dense? Or did it make it extremely obvious like mentioning Chika's name?
Well, they did talk about Chika, about inviting her and stuff but I don't think I actually missed anything now that I'm rushing through without autovn. Either autovn is somehow replacing text in the regular mode, or it's the guide mod or something else. But I don't think it's either, I think I was just dense.
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I expected something better than a shameless plug when I put that in...
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I think this is a vital lesson in how to interpret reviews on this site. Many reviews will talk down the plot and writing of a game as pretentious or long-winded or the character development, especially in terms of corruption, as too slow.
In most cases, from my experience, this just underlines that the writing is in fact good, that it takes its time to build up characters and to not rush things to conclusions in an effort to produce lewd scenes to appease the angry mob. In that regard, I am glad that Selebus is a stubborn egg that won't let anyone tell him how to do things.
So as a rule of thumb, when you see those kind of key words in a negative review, it often means the reviewer is a hopeless gooner who struggles with big boy words and essentially just wants a slide show of CGs to beat it off to. If you don't identify with that, you can generally safely disregard such opinions.
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No, but it mentions her staring at Chika and getting lost in her or something, Sensei noticing even if Rin was trying to hide it. And I'd imagine Autovn doesn't let you see their poses before the close up
I really don't think it's autovn's fault tho. I loaded the game up without autovn enabled but it is in the folder, didn't replace any files. On my end the game didn't mention her getting lost in Chika but it did mention her getting lost on something. It only showed one pose when you could see both Chika and Rin and when you were face to face with Rin. Mc never pointed out she was staring at Chika specifically, only that she got lost looking at something. It's not exactly hard to scroll through the early section of the game to reach that part but I'm not sure I want to have a fresh installed copy just to check. I dunno what to tell you. Anything is possible at this point.
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Man, i miss him, why'd he leave? Last comment was more than a month ago...
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Another Futaba lust event? 
I hope there's some lore implications because I'm not interested in more with her at all, at this point.
I hope there's some lore implications because I'm not interested in more with her at all, at this point.So Lil withdrawal is a real thing so I started a replay with the transparency mod but seeing the choices without the box behind it is very disorienting and I don't think I will ever get used to it, it there a way to make it make only the text box transparent?
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I mean, you could replace the textbox.png in the gui folder with an empty/transparent image I guess. But I just tested it and it looks ass, makes the text very hard to read, so it's beyond me why someone would want that.
But I might be misunderstanding you, since I don't know the transparent mod and what it does exactly.
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Sel’s been unleashing the ban hammer lately on Discord for NSFW art of LiL characters or for so much as being on a server that violates any of LiLcord’s strict rules. (Yes, being present on a server is enough of a crime to get you chain-banned.)
Anyway, Kitty has mostly shifted to Discord lately and is simply trying to avoid getting banned. He still lurks here from time to time and reacts to posts. He just isn’t as active unfortunately.
And I really hate to see that…
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Aww, guys, you're making me blush...
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It replaces the textbox with a transparent version and outlines the letters so that it's readable, I wanted to try it when I saw Moonflares' images because I thought it looked a lot better.
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Do you not do a good job of keeping your discord account unconnected to your F95 account? What could you post here that would give you away there?
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Kitty Hawk i get that but that's what i mean, if you don't do anything here that you do there and vice versa then what can a rat do to rat you out?
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Fair enough, but the thread is poorer for your absence
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I assumed it was deleted for a reason, but I made this comment in response to some image that I thought was fucking fantastic that Kitty Hawk posted and then deleted a few seconds later. I have totally forgotten it since.
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... WHAT DO YOU MEAN WITH NTR? IS AVOIDABLE? ...
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The social incentives for participating in large, public servers are clear but the implicit and explicit tyranny within them is always sickening to my spirit. Lilcord is a pretty fun place with a lot of great people but there remains a disquieting sense of perpetual unease behind every post and exchange. Everyone knows (though many ignore) that they are being watched and comprehended. That's a distinction few appreciate; being watched is one thing, there's always eyes on everyone, but being COMPREHENDED? That is another story entirely. Consider making an error of some kind, like maybe you bump into an old man on the street, or maybe you tell an impulsive lie to get out of an awkward situation. Simply having some random passersby see this occur is hardly meaningful. They have no thoughts; their heads are empty, the world 'thinks far less of you than you imagine it does' (quote DFW). But image someone in the crowd comprehending - watching on with unblinking, sharp eyes and parsing what they have seen. If you catch their gaze their eyes will bore holes into yours as they deem you a liar, a sinner, one to whom they will REMEMBER as having committed these acts now prescribed to your being in all their significance. IT does NOT become water under the bridge, it becomes sludge coursing through your veins forever, a burden to forever bear, it is a PART OF YOU.
Recall the beaten-down apology of Mr. D after he was muted in Lilcord for X hours after making a joke of ill taste. Recall how he hunched his shoulders and whimpered obsequiously upon his return. Recall the uncomfortable silence and confusion which met him. Recall how his tone henceforth was just a bit more hesitant, a bit more restrained, a bit more scared. His deed was COMPREHENDED. His deed was JUDGED. His deed was REMEMBERED. And Mr. D's veins would not again be free of the sludge of his own filthy sin as long as those eyes remained on him. It should come as no surprise whatsoever what came next for him, though that's a story we all know. And it is why I, myself, cannot bear to resign myself to any such judgment. Should I offer myself up to the judgment of someone let it be my brother or my mother, not some damned another!
The interesting part of this situation, though, and something REALLY interesting, is the psychology of those who observe and comprehend. That is to say the opposite of those who shy their eyes and still their thoughts. Because I think a quirk of observers is the paranoia it induces in themselves. The thought process is something like - "I am observing others, so others may be observing me." This is something that suits Sensei from lessons in love quite well I think. One of the most tell-tale signs of an Observer, someone enacting their own judgment at all times, is that they begin to imagine others are Judging them too. And they know the terror well. So, hilariously, they develop this tendency to respond almost exclusively to negative feedback - a compulsive urge to address all criticism. Positive feedback is almost irrelevant; perhaps it surges the ego for a moment, but never for long, so they understand its irrelevance. But negative feedback? The judgment of others? It must be addressed, it MUST be destroyed. Cue a silent golem that is stirred from slumber only by criticism as they are driven to mock, belittle, attack, or do whatever else is necessary to free their OWN veins from sludge. It's the only way they can know peace. We must look on and ponder the psychology of one who feels not compelled to say one word in response to heartfelt praise or gushing enthusiasm, yet at the slightest criticism leaps from the shadows to smirk and sneer. It is an interesting phenomenon to be sure. But is it the psychology I would want in my iron tyrant? No sirree!
Recall the beaten-down apology of Mr. D after he was muted in Lilcord for X hours after making a joke of ill taste. Recall how he hunched his shoulders and whimpered obsequiously upon his return. Recall the uncomfortable silence and confusion which met him. Recall how his tone henceforth was just a bit more hesitant, a bit more restrained, a bit more scared. His deed was COMPREHENDED. His deed was JUDGED. His deed was REMEMBERED. And Mr. D's veins would not again be free of the sludge of his own filthy sin as long as those eyes remained on him. It should come as no surprise whatsoever what came next for him, though that's a story we all know. And it is why I, myself, cannot bear to resign myself to any such judgment. Should I offer myself up to the judgment of someone let it be my brother or my mother, not some damned another!
The interesting part of this situation, though, and something REALLY interesting, is the psychology of those who observe and comprehend. That is to say the opposite of those who shy their eyes and still their thoughts. Because I think a quirk of observers is the paranoia it induces in themselves. The thought process is something like - "I am observing others, so others may be observing me." This is something that suits Sensei from lessons in love quite well I think. One of the most tell-tale signs of an Observer, someone enacting their own judgment at all times, is that they begin to imagine others are Judging them too. And they know the terror well. So, hilariously, they develop this tendency to respond almost exclusively to negative feedback - a compulsive urge to address all criticism. Positive feedback is almost irrelevant; perhaps it surges the ego for a moment, but never for long, so they understand its irrelevance. But negative feedback? The judgment of others? It must be addressed, it MUST be destroyed. Cue a silent golem that is stirred from slumber only by criticism as they are driven to mock, belittle, attack, or do whatever else is necessary to free their OWN veins from sludge. It's the only way they can know peace. We must look on and ponder the psychology of one who feels not compelled to say one word in response to heartfelt praise or gushing enthusiasm, yet at the slightest criticism leaps from the shadows to smirk and sneer. It is an interesting phenomenon to be sure. But is it the psychology I would want in my iron tyrant? No sirree!
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