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An Ami invite-over right after what happened to Noriko? Akira you McDoucheFuck. You better do some indoor discipline and not just have sex with the niece!
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I doubt Sensei could discipline Ami without proving there was someone in the closet (not that Ami doesn't know).
Maybe having Ami make dinner for him and a milf would be a punishment? Or perhaps have Maki explain to her the birds and the bees. That sounds like a punishment to me.
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Poor Noriko though, like beyond just getting traumatized, it had to bring back her childhood memories where she'd watch Sensei and her sister fool around from her sister's closet. Like a decade later, now she's watching Sensei and Ami from Sensei's closet. That's assuming she never watched Sensei and Maya from a closet at some point, since she is aware of the effed up relationship, I wonder how exactly she became aware.
The lore of Noriko watching others with her crush, in closets.
The lore of Noriko watching others with her crush, in closets.
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yea you're right letting Ami know there is actually something to discipline about, aka overtly admitting to Ami that someone else was in the room, is much much scarier. Sigh the whole time I thought things might get sorted out in a comical way, like Noriko was actually hiding in the closet Io made for him so Ami caught nothing and all was well somehow (very wishful I know).
In all honesty shit wouldn't have hit the fan this hard if Sensei remembered to exercise his power half the time every time
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Yeah, and considering Ami thinks Maya was in the closet, actually confirming someone was in it will just bring even more drama between those best friends. Then even more drama if Maya finds out it was actually Noriko, who she hates. I do wonder if Ami might mention this to Maya at some point, though, like "How was the closet Maya? Hope there was enough room for you. Did you enjoy the show?".
Also, does that power still work? Because if so, I hope Sensei won't be written like Superman who forgets half his powers whenever the writer wants. I thought it wouldn't work a second time on Ami, because she grew an immunity, then again I'm not sure why.
Edit: Just realized Maya would probably love and hate to hear that this happened to Noriko. She'd love that she got traumatized, but hate that Sensei invited her over at all.
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I think at this point Maya has come to terms with the kind of man Akira is, and has accepted that he's not going to change in any meaningful way. The last few times she's said "you're disgusting," it almost felt affectionate, not judgemental.
He does try that actually, it just doesn't work on Ami in this form. Or maybe he needs a real adult in the room to back him up.
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Blue indicates they're initiated by inviting the girl over.
You're right about pink names, they have a prerequisite Lust score.
Very technically, the blue events have an affection threshold, but so do the black titles, so it's not really a distinctive trait.
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oh man that would have been a trip if that was the case where ami can't see any of the shit other girls gave sensei, so she couldnt see the robot/journal/wardrobe either and sensei could just go around the room holding items up and saying 'ami do you know what this is' till he found all the objects that dont belong there from after the resets started.
not at all what happened but that would have defiantly been an interesting turn of events
oh yeah, thought that Halloween event was in chapter 2
I love that it also lets you see other scenes in the replays too! its a fantastic mod
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Yeah, I don't think "you're disgusting" was ever technically meant to be offensive. Based off baby finches, and when they almost kissed recently, where she's literally calling Sensei "Evil":
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Still, unlike with other girls, Maya hates Noriko irrationally. It's not even because Noriko loves Sensei or that Sensei wants to fuck her, it's more about Noriko symbolizing a past that Maya doesn't want Sensei to face, simply by existing. Maya just wants Noriko to "fucking die" by default.
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In retrospect, you seem to be right, Sensei takes Makoto's virginity before "There is Nothing", during the first Halloween event, so one of the Checks would be hers if it's a sex tally. Take out Sekai, and replace her with Makoto makes the first 3 checks Maya, Ayane, Makoto, and optionally Ami. Later on it could be Maya, Ayane, Makoto, Chika, Kirin, and optionally Ami. That's still only 6 instead of 7 though.. might not be a sex tally at all, or at least not just about sex.
6 seems to be the most recent known default while 3 was the initial default, so 3 notable and unmissable things had to have happened between "There is Nothing" and "Life of Prizes", and getting with Ami seems to just be the extra mark.
Overall: one would probably have to replay the game to figure it out. If it's actually possible to be figured out at this point, and it's not actually including things in the background that we wouldn't know at this point.
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Maybe not only sex, but sexual activity would count, so Futaba would count too, just don't remember if he fingered Miku before "A Life of Prizes", but that would explain all the marks even without Maya.
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might also be a first time he cummed inside tally...
he pulled out of makoto on the halloween event but dumped his load inside ayane, haruka, and sara
considering how obsessed this game is with babies/pregnancy it might fit
isnt there an event where you get to decide that? making for a changeable variable
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Sara is optional and you still get 3 check marks if you turn her down.
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I think the question we should be asking about the check marks isn't "who does each checkmark represent," but "who is putting them there?"
Akira doesn't seem to be interacting with the corkboard at all. When Maya talks about it, he seems only vaguely aware of its existence, so I doubt he's putting notches on his belt, so to speak. Someone else is putting those there, and we're only assuming they're representing girls because of the "bonus" check mark if you're fucking Ami.
But who? And why?
My first guess -- pulled directly out of my ass -- is that they're progress milestones on Akira's journey to recover himself. I'd need to replay the game from scratch to develop this idea further, however, because I'm a year removed from my last run through the early game, and my shit memory is gonna get things out of sequence (I do not have time for this right now)
Second guess -- also pulled out of my ass is that they're things that have to happen before Nozomu can return. He's certainly more aggressive this summer than he was in the first summer, indicating that something changed, even beofre Sekai returned, so what was it that caused that to happen? Again, this would require a thorough examination of the first two chapters to figure out.
Anyhow, my point is that the checks = girls might be a red herring, and they could mean something else entirely. If I have time once I'm caught up on tomorrow's update, I'll pore through the Ami lust scenes and see if there's something that happens in one of them independent of the sex itself to see if maybe that "bonus" check means something other than simply fucking Ami.
Akira doesn't seem to be interacting with the corkboard at all. When Maya talks about it, he seems only vaguely aware of its existence, so I doubt he's putting notches on his belt, so to speak. Someone else is putting those there, and we're only assuming they're representing girls because of the "bonus" check mark if you're fucking Ami.
But who? And why?
My first guess -- pulled directly out of my ass -- is that they're progress milestones on Akira's journey to recover himself. I'd need to replay the game from scratch to develop this idea further, however, because I'm a year removed from my last run through the early game, and my shit memory is gonna get things out of sequence (I do not have time for this right now)
Second guess -- also pulled out of my ass is that they're things that have to happen before Nozomu can return. He's certainly more aggressive this summer than he was in the first summer, indicating that something changed, even beofre Sekai returned, so what was it that caused that to happen? Again, this would require a thorough examination of the first two chapters to figure out.
Anyhow, my point is that the checks = girls might be a red herring, and they could mean something else entirely. If I have time once I'm caught up on tomorrow's update, I'll pore through the Ami lust scenes and see if there's something that happens in one of them independent of the sex itself to see if maybe that "bonus" check means something other than simply fucking Ami.
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It could be something linked to the poem written on the corkboard. Need to figure out what does it means and which character could be linked to that. It would just give us a hint or the answer. (Also someone did mentions Sekai being the one keeping track of it. Decrypt that damn text!)
It might also be the progression bar for USER4 (If Sekai = USER4) (I could be wrong)
To add with that:
If we say that USER1 is Nozomu, USER2 is Sensei and USER4 is Sekai.
Would USER3 just be one of Sensei's Parents?
USER3 is always concerned.
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If it was just sexual activity in the loop though, then the first check marks are off. He had got sexual with Ayane, Chika, Futaba, and Makoto before "There was Nothing", plus Ami, and Kirin if you count an optional handjob and "prisoner" during the beach event.