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I ment no offence, but this is exactly how I understand game save corruption. This mod cannot be just uninstalled whenever you want and there is no big disclaimer about it.
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You guys think "There aren't many... but they exist." is referring to the Rooftop Squad or other people who can reset like Maya?
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iirc Maya is talking about her memories about Ami, that even seeing her killing, torturing and doing some war crimes she still like Ami because when shes not psyco give her good memories
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- Sep 29, 2019
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More like she can't judge Ami for all that bad stuff, because it's Maya's fault for inadvertently changing her. If Ami isn't triggered by outside forces, she remains the Ami that everyone loves, instead of becoming Psycho Ami.
It's like judging someone that's been there for you, for lashing out, after you went and ruined their life. Real Ami is the kind of person that held Maya while she cried on the beach and helped Makoto grieve after her father died. Psycho Ami is some kind of monster that apparently anal raped her classmates.
- Sep 29, 2019
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According to Maya, anyone can reset the world. So, I don't think it's referring to that.
The "dwindling, finite numbers" part makes me think it's also not the Rooftop Squad, because it's not dwindling. It's increasing.
It could be referring to the other Mayas. Like Amiokay Maya, Long Maya, Moyo, the other Mayas that showed up in Second Sun, etc. Perhaps the Maya that wrote the MM note on Sensei's wall.
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I'm not offended but corruption is commonly understood to mean an error that breaks saves where as what the guide mod does is simply create modded saves, something very common in videogames. I do wish modders would advertise if their mods are of the 'creates mod-dependant save files' variety though.
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Sorry, by "people who can reset like Maya" I mean like "patient zero" Maya, people who've been surviving through resets since the beginning that we aren't aware of. And I highly doubt Maya actually knows how to reset a world, she probably just have a feel for when it is coming, that's why she said that anybody could do it. Plus Yasu said that Maya could guide others to places and I can't think of any other thing that could imply other than the resets.
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she is literally moving stuff from her dorm to the schoolWe ALL want to know
I imagine its mainly survival things for resets and snacks... she has waited there longer than 3 weeks before
that being said it is also probably a mix of other things
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I've been thinking what could be the relation between Nao-chan and the Nao from the Library who Sensei perceives as fear itself. So here I come with another theory straight out of my ass. Mind you, I'm not even endorsing it 100%, just having fun.
Akira was not always opposed to having kids, when he finds out Sekai is pregnant of his child he's actually looking forward to it. But there's a problem: his brother. The one who has everything he wants, the woman she loves and, if he doesn't do anything, will have his first child too. That is Akira's biggest fear, Nao.
There is where he draws the line and decides to kill his brother (not an uncommon scenario in here). It's confirmed he's been part of the accident, maybe even driving (does anyone recollect any dialog stating Sensei had a licence in the past? could be a clue), no idea how it went exactly. But he leaving unscathed from it is extremely suspicious.
Things go wrong and Sekai dies along Nao. In a cruel turn of events Akira is the one who ends fathering the other's child. Now Nozomu seeks revenge, he wants Akira to impregnate all the girls only to strip him from them. Send them to another plane of existence to work for the Gods.
Akira was not always opposed to having kids, when he finds out Sekai is pregnant of his child he's actually looking forward to it. But there's a problem: his brother. The one who has everything he wants, the woman she loves and, if he doesn't do anything, will have his first child too. That is Akira's biggest fear, Nao.
There is where he draws the line and decides to kill his brother (not an uncommon scenario in here). It's confirmed he's been part of the accident, maybe even driving (does anyone recollect any dialog stating Sensei had a licence in the past? could be a clue), no idea how it went exactly. But he leaving unscathed from it is extremely suspicious.
Things go wrong and Sekai dies along Nao. In a cruel turn of events Akira is the one who ends fathering the other's child. Now Nozomu seeks revenge, he wants Akira to impregnate all the girls only to strip him from them. Send them to another plane of existence to work for the Gods.
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IIRC, in one of the last two updates, Akira explicitly states that he doesn't know how to drive.
This doesn't negate the possibility that he was driving during the accident, but it does recontextualize things. Like maybe Sekai was in labor, Nozomu was out screwing around, so Akira had to be the one to drive her to the hospital, and not knowing how to drive got into an accident.
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pretty sure there was an event that stated nozumu was driving and his wife was a passenger.
dont think sensei was anywhere near the accident but he very well could have caused it with a simple cut of the brake line
It's a pretty boneheaded murder plot for Sekai to be anywhere near a planned accident. But moreover it's a bit weird that Sekai wouldn't have mentioned it by now, even cryptically. Maybe she's screwed up enough to not have hard feelings over being murdered, but I think she'd at least say something.
Unless she has alluded to it and it just whizzed by my head.
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How does Nozomu die in that scenario?
Anyway, the "theory" has many flaws obviously. I should rewatch the Kaori events but I got the impression that it's telling us that Akira was at least present in the accident's place. Could be wrong though, a lot of stuff happened and did not replay a single event.
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had similar thought but didnt want to insult him by going
"so... his master plan was to drive both his brother and the women he loved who was supposedly pregnant(no conclusive evidence for yet btw) with his kid off the road into a crowded area with tons of unrelated causalities potentially killing all of them in order to only kill his brother...this is genius and easily trumps sex makes peepee feel good theory"
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I'm more inclined to believe he cut his brothers brake line, then called him and told him he needed to get somewhere to do X thing away from the town and possible human causalities and then called sekai telling her she needed to go do y thing in town in the opposite direction to ensure they are not in he same car but nozumu does something unexpected and offers to drive and drop her off before heading out resulting in a car crash in the middle of the city killing tons of people
I mean we dont have any evidence akira did anything yet
so akira is a murderer theory i just keep up on my shelf of possible but not probable atm yet theories
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