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Right. Again -- we're forming a personality on a newly blanked slate.

Take a chalkboard at the end of the day in a classroom and erase everything on it. Now try to reconstruct what was on it. Will it be exactly the same? Probably not. Handwriting may be slightly different, positioning will change. Even if all the text is same in terms of content, it's going to be different because of semi-random variations in how the i's are dotted and the t's are crossed.

Erase it and try again. And again. And again. Under the infinite monkeys theorem (weeb note: If you put an infinite number of monkeys in a room filled with an infinite number of typewriters and give them an ininite amount of time, one of them will invariably write the complete works of Shakespeare), if you repeat this process enough times, you'll eventually hit an exact match.

That's the process that Sensei has been going through since the jump. He wakes up, no memory, no idea where is or even who he is. He begins forming a personality. It's imperfect. Eventually, during a reset, he gets erased and the process starts again. Maya's been doing this a VERY long time, and she now believes that THIS Sensei is the closest she's ever gotten to a complete match of the original. That doesn't mean those other Sensei's weren't senseis. They were just imperfect attempts at reproducing his personality, not other people entirely. All the parts were there, the i's were just dotted wrong.
That's what I thought was going on until "A Place That Can Only Exist in Our Minds" event that changed my perspective.
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Also, let's not forget that at the beginning of LiL Sensei seem to be convinced that he was "isekai'd", which is also confusing, because that would imply that he remembers his "real" life, before he was put in this body.
 
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Quite the contrary.

She thought he was another failed copy. She acknowledges he still might be, but no longer believes that he is.

Think about what we know about OG sensei (tutor turned teacher, loves poetry, took his job very seriously). Then think about the first day in class. Of course she wrote him off as a failed copy. "Do what you want, I won't teach anything" is about as far as you can get from his original work ethic as you can get.

But everything else seems to be...perfect. And it's clear the knowledge of poetry is there, even though player-Sensei himself doesn't seem to understand HOW he knows these things intuitively.

She's saying this is the closest to her goal she's ever gotten.
 

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Quite the contrary.

She thought he was another failed copy. She acknowledges he still might be, but no longer believes that he is.

Think about what we know about OG sensei (tutor turned teacher, loves poetry, took his job very seriously). Then think about the first day in class. Of course she wrote him off as a failed copy. "Do what you want, I won't teach anything" is about as far as you can get from his original work ethic as you can get.

But everything else seems to be...perfect. And it's clear the knowledge of poetry is there, even though player-Sensei himself doesn't seem to understand HOW he knows these things intuitively.

She's saying this is the closest to her goal she's ever gotten.
That's exactly what i think, but i don't know how exactly this is tied to the whole USER plot point, there have been fourth wall breaks that have implied there's a distinction between us players and Sensei.

I don't know what's going on there, but when you see things that have been crossed out, it seems pretty clear it's some outside interference.
 

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That's exactly what i think, but i don't know how exactly this is tied to the whole USER plot point, there have been fourth wall breaks that have implied there's a distinction between us players and Sensei.

I don't know what's going on there, but when you see things that have been crossed out, it seems pretty clear it's some outside interference.
There are some external interactions, yeah, but I think those are all with gods. The USER stuff seems to be associated with the wire god, for example, while some of the others with HOPE.

I'm theorizing when I said (a few posts ago) that the struck-through text is a past iteration of Sensei speaking up. It could be one of the gods trying to exert influence.
 
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Quite the contrary.

She thought he was another failed copy. She acknowledges he still might be, but no longer believes that he is.
"You are not who I thought you were at first". If he was blank slate, it would have been too early to tell, since it's a developmental process. She straight up differentiate between "you" and "not you".

Look, fact that he has moments of lucidity, occasional slips of a tongue, as well as people like Maya and Ayane noting that he seem to be plating dumb intentionally would indicate that there IS a fully formed personality out there, as opposed to one he can develop into. And, again, Sensei at first insist that he was "isekai'd". There is something different going on there.

Think about what we know about OG sensei (tutor turned teacher, loves poetry, took his job very seriously). Then think about the first day in class. Of course she wrote him off as a failed copy. "Do what you want, I won't teach anything" is about as far as you can get from his original work ethic as you can get.
Right. Again -- we're forming a personality on a newly blanked slate.

Take a chalkboard at the end of the day in a classroom and erase everything on it. Now try to reconstruct what was on it. Will it be exactly the same? Probably not. Handwriting may be slightly different, positioning will change. Even if all the text is same in terms of content, it's going to be different because of semi-random variations in how the i's are dotted and the t's are crossed.

Erase it and try again. And again. And again. Under the infinite monkeys theorem (weeb note: If you put an infinite number of monkeys in a room filled with an infinite number of typewriters and give them an ininite amount of time, one of them will invariably write the complete works of Shakespeare), if you repeat this process enough times, you'll eventually hit an exact match.

That's the process that Sensei has been going through since the jump. He wakes up, no memory, no idea where is or even who he is. He begins forming a personality. It's imperfect. Eventually, during a reset, he gets erased and the process starts again. Maya's been doing this a VERY long time, and she now believes that THIS Sensei is the closest she's ever gotten to a complete match of the original. That doesn't mean those other Sensei's weren't senseis. They were just imperfect attempts at reproducing his personality, not other people entirely. All the parts were there, the i's were just dotted wrong.
You realise there is an inherent contradiction here? If it's a process of becoming Sensei, why would she dismiss him right off the bat just because he behaves certain way and start treating him the way she does? She mentions that if she knew from the start who he was, their interactions would have been different, but now that ship has sailed (can't find the even when she says this, though).


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"No one ever remembers" about what led them into reincarnation. She could be talking out of her ass, or talking about previous experiences with other people in Sensei's body.


PAY ATTENTION TO THIS ONE:
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She straight up says she mistook him for someone else, didn't realise it was "him". He isn't changing, becoming more like Sensei she knew, he IS this guy, as opposed to previous iterations, where it was SOMEONE ELSE. And, since he plays dumb and has "amnisia", she could't tell if it's him or isn't anyway.
When this Sensei started to behave differently, she just thought that new guy is changing, adapting, not unlike like all the rest before him.
So now she's angry at her own stubbornness, since she's used to dismiss new Sensei every new cycle as another isekai'd person, not her guy.

She's saying this is the closest to her goal she's ever gotten.
If I remember correctly, she says that this Sensei have gotten the farthest. We still don't know what her actual goal is.


Again, to reiterate: everything seems to indicate that pervious Sensei's weren't the right person, an OG Sensei, a blank slate that just didn't make the cut, didn't have enough time to fully develop and recall who he once was. Not the case at all.
It was different people entirely, as far as Maya could tell. She couldn't tell right away and eventually just got used to it and have adopted a certain persona and an energy conserving lifestyle. This one IS OG and she didn't expect it, was caught off guard by his "amnesia".
 

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Was there actually an OG Sensei-exemplary-teacher? I kinda lean towards an idea that he was specifically put in this role for whatever reason (he always liked teaching, according to Nikki), instead of studying to become a teaching by himself. At least that's the impression I got when Maya confessed that she was the one who wrote his observation journal and then later said that other girls simple adapt to new Senseim not unlike computer programs (or machines, I forgot the exact wording).
I believe so and as far as what Maya says, I believe that to be referring to not a different person, but a different personality. I believe all of them to be fully formed and that he has moments where they switch. When he gets poetic or is actually helping a girl, such as with helping Yumi get a job, he is old Sensei. When he does something bad, such as pushing Miku into doing stuff she isn't comfortable with, he is player Sensei. Like I also said, the moments where he isn't doing something bad could just be a ruse.
 

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I believe so and as far as what Maya says, I believe that to be referring to not a different person, but a different personality. I believe all of them to be fully formed and that he has moments where they switch. When he gets poetic or is actually helping a girl, such as with helping Yumi get a job, he is old Sensei. When he does something bad, such as pushing Miku into doing stuff she isn't comfortable with, he is player Sensei. Like I also said, the moments where he isn't doing something bad could just be a ruse.
Sure, but I'm just musing about whatever the OG Sensei was even a teacher at all and won't just put in this place for convenience when the first loop began. It's not really relevant, just a thought.
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If what I'm saying is confusing, let me clarify. There are most likely to relevant timeframes - Time Before and The Loops. Sensei growing up with Nakiyamas, tutoring Maya, losing Ami's parents are all from Time Before. The Loops is where he's a high school teacher. He wasn't a teacher in Time Before. He was, say, a writer, or a poet, that got no recognition. Or, say, a used car salesman.
It's not terribly important or relevant.
 
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Sure, but I'm just musing about whatever the OG Sensei was even a teacher at all and won't just put in this place for convenience when the first loop began. It's not really relevant, just a thought.
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If what I'm saying is confusing, let me clarify. There are most likely to relevant timeframes - Time Before and The Loops. Sensei growing up with Nakiyamas, tutoring Maya, losing Ami's parents are all from Time Before. The Loops is where he's a high school teacher. He wasn't a teacher in Time Before. He was, say, a writer, or a poet, that got no recognition. Or, say, a used car salesman.
It's terribly important or relevant.
I think he was, hence how the girls were used to him from the start. If he wasn't a teacher already, the girls wouldn't have known who he is. At the start, every girl in the main cast in some way makes it clear they know him, including Maya, who is in on the whole loop thing.
 

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I think he was, hence how the girls were used to him from the start. If he wasn't a teacher already, the girls wouldn't have known who he is. At the start, every girl in the main cast in some way makes it clear they know him, including Maya, who is in on the whole loop thing.
Yeah, Maya had a history with him prior to loops. She also said that memories of girl adapt to Sensei, so that's not obvious at all.
 

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Yeah, Maya had a history with him prior to loops. She also said that memories of girl adapt to Sensei, so that's not obvious at all.
You can't say the same about the rest of the original cast, the girls who you start the game with. Ayane and Yumi in particular specifically say things that imply Sensei has been a teacher since before the game started, such as the references to detentions given to Yumi specifically by Sensei himself, old Sensei, the one the girls know, in this case.

They don't know this Sensei, player Sensei, but they did know Sensei prior to the start of the game, which is not that far into the resets as far as we can tell. There is no indication that I remember of how many, if any, resets occurred before the game started.
 

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Molly said:
Help me, dearest friends...for I have seen thou when no one else did.
And I have felt thou in the same winds that blow through these lands tonight and chills my bones to their core.
Be here for me, as I have been there for you.
It appears either Sel or Molly are not educated on the use of . I assume the former, since this seems like the kind of thing Sensei would know and point out.
 

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You can't say the same about the rest of the original cast, the girls who you start the game with. Ayane and Yumi in particular specifically say things that imply Sensei has been a teacher since before the game started, such as the references to detentions given to Yumi specifically by Sensei himself, old Sensei, the one the girls know, in this case.

They don't know this Sensei, player Sensei, but they did know Sensei prior to the start of the game, which is not that far into the resets as far as we can tell. There is no indication that I remember of how many, if any, resets occurred before the game started.
Those are Loop memories. I'm not saying they aren't real, as they feature other iterations of Sensei. But memories of Ayane, the ones she had of Sensei from before High School might be plant, as I assume that's when the Loops started. You're ignoring what Maya said about adaptability of girls. She specifically compare them to either programmed npc, or machines, or computers (I don't remember the exact wording as I can't find the event she said this, but it was the once in which she confessed of forging Sensei's journal).
I'm not saying that's what it is exactly, just saying that their memories of him aren't any indication that before Loops started he was their Sensei.
 

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Those are Loop memories. I'm not saying they aren't real, as they feature other iterations of Sensei. But memories of Ayane, the ones she had of Sensei from before High School might be plant, as I assume that's when the Loops started. You're ignoring what Maya said about adaptability of girls. She specifically compare them to either programmed npc, or machines, or computers (I don't remember the exact wording as I can't find the event she said this, but it was the once in which she confessed of forging Sensei's journal).
I'm not saying that's what it is exactly, just saying that their memories of him aren't any indication that before Loops started he was their Sensei.
Both the game and the first reset have the MC start at his desk, and the moments after that are nearly identical, which indicates that is the start point of a given loop. The school year is already in progress.

So the detentions might be from a previous loop, or it could be from a moment before the loops began. We don't have enough information to determine which is true. I personally suspect they're from a previous loop, but that shouldn't be taken as absolute truth just yet.
 

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I'd assume the detentions are from before the loops, because the person who gave Yumi detention was clearly OG Sensei (she told Sensei that OG Sensei thought she was "wasting her potential", that doesn't seem like something our Sensei would say).

I'm more interested in the Gods of this setting tbh, the Wire-God is implied to be Ami's mom (Sekai i think) and Nozomu is implied to be Ami's dad (who's name is Nozomu), and i think HOPE is probably, possibly, the love child of Sensei and Sekai's love affair.

There was an unspecified accident of some sort that killed both of them and that's when Sensei became reclusive and withdrawn and maybe tried to commit suicide(?) or succeeded? Don't really know at this point.

There's clearly more to this than just that though, we have Kaori and the place she was in (a hospital of sorts) that doesn't seem related at all to Ami and Sensei's predicaments and overall the story at large seems to be bigger than just Ami and Sensei.

Rin at one point (after being heartbroken by Chika) told Sensei she dreamt that she was in a loop where she eventually succeeded in having her way with Chika and then there's how Makoto was after Bluejay.

Don't know what to make of it so far, but it's pretty fun to speculate.
 
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Both the game and the first reset have the MC start at his desk, and the moments after that are nearly identical, which indicates that is the start point of a given loop. The school year is already in progress.

So the detentions might be from a previous loop, or it could be from a moment before the loops began. We don't have enough information to determine which is true. I personally suspect they're from a previous loop, but that shouldn't be taken as absolute truth just yet.
True, but those memories might have been retroactively put there. If you think about it, the main indicator that Sensei been teaching them for some time is a forged journal.
Now, imagine the Loops just started, Sensei (doesn't matter if that's the same person or different right now) was put into a teacher role and the legend is that he's been teaching them for some time. He doesn't remember a thing a just wings it from there. He gives detention to Yumi, fuckes around (or sometimes does his job normaly), yada yada. Every reset he forgets and starts for a scratch (or it's another person every time, doesn't matter). At some point, to ease things and give Sensei the initial start in a direction she wants, Maya makes a fake journal. Everything just falls into place from there. Yumi's memories of detention she got from previous loops got recontextualized (and it's the case for every other girl) and that how we got a "background" of Sensei being a normal teacher, giving Yumi detentions before one day getting a case of myserios amnesia. Maybe various traumas and inadequacies girls have were also recontextualized events from Loops.
 

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True, but those memories might have been retroactively put there. If you think about it, the main indicator that Sensei been teaching them for some time is a forged journal.
Now, imagine the Loops just started, Sensei (doesn't matter if that's the same person or different right now) was put into a teacher role and the legend is that he's been teaching them for some time. He doesn't remember a thing a just wings it from there. He gives detention to Yumi, fuckes around (or sometimes does his job normaly), yada yada. Every reset he forgets and starts for a scratch (or it's another person every time, doesn't matter). At some point, to ease things and give Sensei the initial start in a direction she wants, Maya makes a fake journal. Everything just falls into place from there. Yumi's memories of detention she got from previous loops got recontextualized (and it's the case for every other girl) and that how we got a "background" of Sensei being a normal teacher, giving Yumi detentions before one day getting a case of myserios amnesia. Maybe various traumas and inadequacies girls have were also recontextualized events from Loops.
It seems like memories of past Sensei's are wiped wholesale. We've had two beach trips, a Halloween party, and a Christmas party in one school year. We're about to have another Halloween party. I expect some of the girls to comment that it's odd that there's two of those in a single school year, like there were comments about the second beach trip being strange -- and not JUST because it was out of season.

But if this loops been rolling for, as Maya implies, hundreds of years, then there have been hundreds of beach trips, hundreds of parties. But they only remember last year?

Past loops get wiped, likely around the same time that the girls opinions of the new Sensei get reset.

Yumi's a bit of a wildcard. She wasn't in class that day. HER memories are possibly intact. And out of all the girls that aren't Maya, she seems to have the clearest idea that something unusual is going on. She's asked Sensei about his memories (last year's Halloween event), she's noticed that he glitches out. That's why I suspect her detentions are from a past loop, where the other girls never make references to events that happened during previous Sensei builds.

And I think the key to cracking Yumi is getting her to the point where she actually feels comfortable asking about the loops, and she realizes she's not the only one who realizes it's happening.
 
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you have a time frame though through maya she has jokingly referenced hundreds of years stuck in it.
The key word there is jokingly.

It appears either Sel or Molly are not educated on the use of . I assume the former, since this seems like the kind of thing Sensei would know and point out.
It depends, are we talking old Sensei, the one who has this knowledge and who the girls know, or player Sensei, the one we play whose entire focus is getting laid.

Those are Loop memories. I'm not saying they aren't real, as they feature other iterations of Sensei. But memories of Ayane, the ones she had of Sensei from before High School might be plant, as I assume that's when the Loops started. You're ignoring what Maya said about adaptability of girls. She specifically compare them to either programmed npc, or machines, or computers (I don't remember the exact wording as I can't find the event she said this, but it was the once in which she confessed of forging Sensei's journal).
I'm not saying that's what it is exactly, just saying that their memories of him aren't any indication that before Loops started he was their Sensei.
And we know this for sure how? There hasn't been a confirmed reset prior to the start of the game, all we have to go on is the fact that those previous things, the detentions for example, happened. The adaptability comes in after the fact, I'm not ignoring it, just factoring it in where it seems to apply. They are adapting to the new Sensei, player Sensei, and since they aren't aware he isn't the one they know, they are much more adaptable than Maya, who does know he isn't the same Sensei and does know the other details that play into this adaptability, making her more resilient to the change. Otherwise she might have already started falling for player Sensei.

If I remember correctly, the comparison was to NPCs. That is correct that their memories are not an indication that their Sensei was there prior to the game, however, they aren't an indication that it wasn't their Sensei prior to the start, either and, in fact, the very first lines of the scene where he wakes in the classroom seem to indicate that he just arrived. Remember that he likened it to being isekaied, that indicates he is just then ending up in that world.

Well, either that or this personality we know as player Sensei is just then awakening while the original, old Sensei, lies dormant within the same body along with the memories of his students from before the game started. I'm still entertaining the idea that these aren't different people inhabiting the same body, but split personalities of the same person.

Both the game and the first reset have the MC start at his desk, and the moments after that are nearly identical, which indicates that is the start point of a given loop. The school year is already in progress.

So the detentions might be from a previous loop, or it could be from a moment before the loops began. We don't have enough information to determine which is true. I personally suspect they're from a previous loop, but that shouldn't be taken as absolute truth just yet.
That lack of information is what makes this topic so puzzling and interesting to theorize.

I'd assume the detentions are from before the loops, because the person who gave Yumi detention was clearly OG Sensei (she told Sensei that OG Sensei thought she was "wasting her potential", that doesn't seem like something our Sensei would say).

I'm more interested in the Gods of this setting tbh, the wire god is implied to be Ami's mom (Sekai i think) and Nozomu is implied to be Ami's dad (who's name is Nozomu), and i think HOPE is probably, possibly, the love child of Sensei and Sekai's love affair.

There was an unspecified accident of some sort that killed both of them and that's when Sensei became reclusive and withdrawn and maybe tried to commit suicide(?) or succeeded? Don't really know at this point.

There's clearly more to this than just that though, we have Kaori and the place she was in (a hospital of sorts) that doesn't seem related at all to Ami and Sensei's predicaments and overall the story at large seems to be bigger than just Ami and Sensei.

Rin at one point (after being heartbroken by Chika) told Sensei she dreamt that she was in a loop where she eventually succeeded in having her way with Chika and then there's how Makoto was after Bluejay.

Don't know what to make of it so far, but it's pretty fun to speculate.
I also believe the detentions to be from before the resets began. What she was told by the other Sensei does seem to be out of character for player Sensei, but not old Sensei, that sounds exactly like something old Sensei would say. If these monologues happen to be old Sensei leaking back out, then it sounds like old Sensei took his job seriously and actually cared for his students. Telling a student they are wasting their potential or punishing them for something in school, usually by detention, would fall in line with a caring teacher as well.

Maybe this accident was the catalyst for both Ami's current unhealthy mental state, her yandere and incestuous tendencies, AND the change in Sensei. Maybe the trauma of the accident resulted in some sort of personality shift or split, a major change where he either changed entirely or his original personality was taken over by something much darker.

True, but those memories might have been retroactively put there. If you think about it, the main indicator that Sensei been teaching them for some time is a forged journal.
Now, imagine the Loops just started, Sensei (doesn't matter if that's the same person or different right now) was put into a teacher role and the legend is that he's been teaching them for some time. He doesn't remember a thing a just wings it from there. He gives detention to Yumi, fuckes around (or sometimes does his job normaly), yada yada. Every reset he forgets and starts for a scratch (or it's another person every time, doesn't matter). At some point, to ease things and give Sensei the initial start in a direction she wants, Maya makes a fake journal. Everything just falls into place from there. Yumi's memories of detention she got from previous loops got recontextualized (and it's the case for every other girl) and that how we got a "background" of Sensei being a normal teacher, giving Yumi detentions before one day getting a case of myserios amnesia. Maybe various traumas and inadequacies girls have were also recontextualized events from Loops.
They might have or they might not have, we have no evidence to support or deny retroactive placement of memories. The forged journal may not be an indicator he wasn't a teacher, maybe it was a proactive aid written by Maya after the change to help him become closer to what he was before. Possibly even an attempt at a backup of sorts, something to jog him back to being him.

It seems like memories of past Sensei's are wiped wholesale. We've had two beach trips, a Halloween party, and a Christmas party in one school year. We're about to have another Halloween party. I expect some of the girls to comment that it's odd that there's two of those in a single school year, like there were comments about the second beach trip being strange -- and not JUST because it was out of season.

But if this loops been rolling for, as Maya implies, hundreds of years, then there have been hundreds of beach trips, hundreds of parties. But they only remember last year?

Past loops get wiped, likely around the same time that the girls opinions of the new Sensei get reset.

Yumi's a bit of a wildcard. She wasn't in class that day. HER memories are possibly intact. And out of all the girls that aren't Maya, she seems to have the clearest idea that something unusual is going on. She's asked Sensei about his memories (last year's Halloween event), she's noticed that he glitches out. That's why I suspect her detentions are from a past loop, where the other girls never make references to events that happened during previous Sensei builds.

And I think the key to cracking Yumi is getting her to the point where she actually feels comfortable asking about the loops, and she realizes she's not the only one who realizes it's happening.
I also expect this and you're right, the hundreds of years part doesn't add up. Would they not have been driven insane by now from this nagging feeling that they've done these things already compounded multiple times over?
 

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You know, one of my favourite things about this game is how the discussion here isn't about asking if the game's been abandoned, if there's a release date coming up, or complaining about the quality (like 99% of other games on here). It's actually about talking about the game's content, which is pretty refreshing.
 

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I also expect this and you're right, the hundreds of years part doesn't add up. Would they not have been driven insane by now from this nagging feeling that they've done these things already compounded multiple times over?
That's why I think they retain no memories of past loops. At least, the girls who were in the class the day Sensei meets the girls for the first time do.

Yumi (who skipped) and the Floor 2 girls? All bets are off. I need to finish the careful analytical replay I started two weeks ago to see if their are other signs that Yumi has some meta-knowledge the other girls lack beyond what I"ve already called out.
 
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