- Feb 11, 2023
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anyone know how to unlock the missed events using URM? or how to do it without getting flagged as a cheater? i've never used URM so idk
"Daisy, Daisy,Now hear me out -- all 32 non-wizard girls, futafied, in a daisy chain.
Hover your cursor over a person's username until the pop-up appears and then click the ignore option.You can ignore people here? How?
I mean you kinda can. Maybe for stuff where he blacks out, he can be held less accountable for, but 90% of why he's even there in the first place is entirely his fault.We're way too early in the game to even ponder if redemption (and what kind of redemption) is possible or not. The cycles seem to be supernatural in essence, and if by ending them, Akira and everyone else gets thrown back to its start - then he really has done nothing that would constitute as a crime in the real world, other than the Maya situation.
And the Maya situation is yet another thing we don't have enough context about. Or even to which extent Maya was a normal girl (not supernatural).
I don't agree that we can compare Akira's journey to any real world example yet because we lack context to even what's happening. It could all be fake, a simulation, a list of things. For myself, I'm withholding any judgement in that regard until the end of the story.
Edit: there's also another point that I find interesting to think about. If Sekai had left Nozomu as Akira became an adult, married him and had a normal life raising Ami with him from there onwards. Would we demand for her to be sent to jail 10 years after the fact? I don't know. If that happened to Maya and Akira as the game ended, would we not accept it? I don't know either. We'll find out eventually.
I don't know if anyone has felt personally offended by anything I said, it was never my intention as I was just trying to make a conversation. I thought I left it clear enough that any time I complained about traps that it was just a joke but I guess some people got annoyed. I'll just stick to lurking aroundHover your cursor over a person's username until the pop-up appears and then click the ignore option.
Seemed sarcastic / light hearted to me, but still may not be to everyone's tastes. Such is life though, I wouldn't worry about it, or just clarify like you did alreadyI don't know if anyone has felt personally offended by anything I said, it was never my intention as I was just trying to make a conversation. I thought I left it clear enough that any time I complained about traps that it was just a joke but I guess some people got annoyed. I'll just stick to lurking around
The anti drm is only the gui, the script you have to use the latest one, it was on that post as backup for people who had theirs deleted.Okay, need some tech help here, as thread search is kind of useless on this. Is there an updated version of the DRM removal patch or something out there that I need? Realized it was July today and downloaded the new version patch from the OP as usual and did the standard install procedure (back up saves, unzip patch into game directory, download the DRM removal gui.rpy and scripts.rpy and replace the updated ones), but it won't run now. Throws a Ren'Py error, which I'll stick in the below spoiler section:
Problem is, it only does that with the DRM patched files installed. If I do a fresh install of the 0.41 update without the modified .rpy files, it works fine (aside from eating my saves, which I'm smart enough to have backed up). And if I install 0.41 without the DRM patch, run it to trigger the delete...thing, and then load the backup save folder, I get trolled with a hex string that decodes into "you wouldn't download a car..."You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
Anyone have any ideas what might be going on?
I'm not sure that I understand. Pareidolia = USER3 = Concerned. We've seen them a lot. Way more than the other gods by this point.I hope to see more of the Concern god, honestly. We barely see them seen, beyond a few encounters that isn't even said to be them but is somewhat implied (such at that one Yumi encounter.)
It'll probably be reserved for near the end, though, given how close it was with Akira's past, being the main god when he was a child.
That's correct and a very good point. However, that would only be the exact case if your desired outcome also didn't result in a worse narrative. There are many examples, but I've already listed them a couple of times, so I'll just focus on one. Depending on what you did first, Yumi may resist Nodoka's blackmail or not. You can say "well, I'd rather have a timeline where Yumi wasn't sexually assaulted by Nodoka", I don't mind "missing" whatever would come from that because I'd rather have a world where it didn't happen at all. That's perfectly acceptable in theory. But the issue is that Selebus wants to tell a story where it happened.The recent discussion around not wanting to miss events in the wake of Io's event is interesting to me. The choices are there for a reason, and it's pretty clear that a missed event does not equate to failing an objective in, say, an FPS game. LiL frequently gives you no choice in the outcome of events, or explicitly shows you your lack of input with multiple identical options. Missable scenes, in my view, are things that could happen depending on your choices — but that does not mean you either "get" something or "don't get" something. If you miss a scene because you chose an option based on your desired outcome, you didn't lose a scene, you gained your desired outcome. Similarly, in the recent Io event, choosing the first option causes you to miss a scene — but the current scene continues and provides more dialogue, and importantly, narrative. I'd like to suggest to anyone feeling bad for missing events, ask yourself; do you want to see the event because you actually want to, or simply due to the effects of loss aversion, and would you actually gain more by interacting with the branching path mechanic with your desired outcome in mind? (Or using rollback lmao.)
Going off the context they provided, bad jokes got old months ago and they're still happening.Seemed sarcastic / light hearted to me, but still may not be to everyone's tastes. Such is life though, I wouldn't worry about it, or just clarify like you did already
I don't know, some of these don't match up (such as the picture with Yasu,) Concern was the god when he was a child, prior to Callous even existing (aka prior to Sekai,) so why it'd be doing stuff like encouraging Akira during the Io event just... doesn't line up.I'm not sure that I understand. Pareidolia = USER3 = Concerned. We've seen them a lot. Way more than the other gods by this point.
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His battles with Wires.
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Maybe do you mean seeing his "face"? But we've seen him as much as Wires "face" by this point. I'm not sure what you mean.
All of those points are fair. One problem with what I said, which is somewhat idealistic, is that you can't actually predict the future and know that the "choice you wanted" actually results in things ending up the way you wanted them. The poor continuity like you pointed out is another good reason I didn't really consider, either. That's just going to come down to how everything is written.That's correct and a very good point. However, that would only be the exact case if your desired outcome also didn't result in a worse narrative. There are many examples, but I've already listed them a couple of times, so I'll just focus on one. Depending on what you did first, Yumi may resist Nodoka's blackmail or not. You can say "well, I'd rather have a timeline where Yumi wasn't sexually assaulted by Nodoka", I don't mind "missing" whatever would come from that because I'd rather have a world where it didn't happen at all. That's perfectly acceptable in theory. But the issue is that Selebus wants to tell a story where it happened.
If you have the blackmail not happen, then Yumi reacts to Nodoka and especially Akira in a way that borders bizarre. Akira would have literally found her in the baths, offered his shirt to her, she'd have rejected it for god knows what reason, and that would have been it. It makes no sense for Yumi to despise him in the same way from both "I can't believe you'd have sex with Nodoka when you already have Chika" and "I can't believe you'd watch while someone sexually assaulted me without doing anything, and then go on to cum in her mouth in front of me".
I agree with your point in theory, and hey, I can only speak for myself, but I couldn't care less how someone else chose to play the game. Miss everything, miss nothing, even if they chose to stop playing because they bought into the "you're responsible for this since you didn't stop playing" thing, I think that's a valid choice. But the issue that I see is that the story is worse if you miss events, not because there's a canonical path, but because Selebus doesn't put enough effort in following through with his alternate choices. Maybe he changes that when the game is finished, that'd be nice.
Admittedly I'm a newf*g, to the board at least, so that might be true, but that tends to happen everywhere and I just go ehGoing off the context they provided, bad jokes got old months ago and they're still happening.
Honestly after the latest fiasco of missing events due to choosing the objectively correct decitions(Io,Sana etc) im tempted to wait until .50(cause its a good number) and then replay the whole game,going 100% green path to see what Sel is cooking.That's correct and a very good point. However, that would only be the exact case if your desired outcome also didn't result in a worse narrative. There are many examples, but I've already listed them a couple of times, so I'll just focus on one. Depending on what you did first, Yumi may resist Nodoka's blackmail or not. You can say "well, I'd rather have a timeline where Yumi wasn't sexually assaulted by Nodoka", I don't mind "missing" whatever would come from that because I'd rather have a world where it didn't happen at all. That's perfectly acceptable in theory. But the issue is that Selebus wants to tell a story where it happened.
If you have the blackmail not happen, then Yumi reacts to Nodoka and especially Akira in a way that borders bizarre. Akira would have literally found her in the baths, offered his shirt to her, she'd have rejected it for god knows what reason, and that would have been it. It makes no sense for Yumi to despise him in the same way from both "I can't believe you'd have sex with Nodoka when you already have Chika" and "I can't believe you'd watch while someone sexually assaulted me without doing anything, and then go on to cum in her mouth in front of me".
I agree with your point in theory, and hey, I can only speak for myself, but I couldn't care less how someone else chose to play the game. Miss everything, miss nothing, even if they chose to stop playing because they bought into the "you're responsible for this since you didn't stop playing" thing, I think that's a valid choice. But the issue that I see is that the story is worse if you miss events, not because there's a canonical path, but because Selebus doesn't put enough effort in following through with his alternate choices. Maybe he changes that when the game is finished, that'd be nice.
same .couldnt choose other option .The first.
I'm not going to even try to find out the second.
Never in a sexual manner towards Akira. "I'm thinking about you all the time. And I don't mean it in a sexual manner. We're friends". Also, concern doesn't mean a good person. I can be concerned that I don't even have a season and it's all been between Wires and HOPE for hundreds of years. Yasu constantly says that HOPE isn't callous either. It's a matter of perception.I don't know, some of these don't match up (such as the picture with Yasu,) Concern was the god when he was a child, prior to Callous even existing (aka prior to Sekai,) so why it'd be doing stuff like encouraging Akira during the Io event just... doesn't line up.
While Concern is user3, what we see doesn't match up with what we know. We know USER3 basically never thinks in a sexual way ("Never in a sexual manner or anything like that, but in a normal way.") So it doesn't make sense. I don't know.
I might be high or something and just been zoning out. I haven't really played the game in a while before recently.