I can make an extra save for that and come back to it. I'd just have to remember.
I think she kinda figured something like that would happen the moment that Sensei went through the reset, and realized that things would return to 'normal' in her brain with her memories erased; and just decided to roll with it. At the same time, she also tried to teach Sensei as much as she could about what was happening.
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Yeahhh man, I wouldn’t stress too much over it tbh. Just enjoy the story.
My advice would simply be: as soon as you start the Amy Happy Event, save the game into an additional slot. After that, don’t touch that save file again and carry on as normal. You’ll know how to use it when the time comes.
oh, I saved like. on the sunday decision menu to go there, should I save in the event itself instead?
edit: well, I've done both now
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Either is fine. So long as it’s before the event concludes. You’re good.
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The whole story of Altair and Vega on their date is telegraphing what's coming. Now that he's coming back to himself, it's only a matter of time before she loses herself. Like Altair and Vega, they are ships passing in the night. Any time they get together as their true selves is fleeting. Once she recognized him as himself, and not the echo of himself he had been for so many cycles, she knew her remaining time was limited.
So... the beach/dorm war event is done... and I feel this is a time where logic would dictate that I probably shouldn't complete Ami's two new lust requirements but I'm going to do that anyway because I must see all of the scenes because that is my duty probably.
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//////////////////////THAT'S RIGHT, YOU MUST FOLLOW THE GREEN PATH
I hate this so much but I'm in far too deep and I hate it.
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This game is far from abandoned - in fact, this is probably one the most regularly updated titles that are being uploaded on this site.
So there is no need to revive anything, if that is what you are asking.
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No friend, I'm not talking about Lesson in love, because it's clear that Lesson in love will never end and it's one of my best games, I'm talking about the other games that were abandoned that were abandoned like 5 or 6 years ago.
A line from todays reaction story spoiler thingy.
Chapter 1 took me a little more than 2 weeks to complete and 117337 characters worth of text. That should be around 30-40k more than my previous best(or worst?). I don't know what I have in total on Eternum but I know for a fact this game will beat the length of that... unless it already has. Also 290 in-game days or 17 real life days.
Chapter 1 took me a little more than 2 weeks to complete and 117337 characters worth of text. That should be around 30-40k more than my previous best(or worst?). I don't know what I have in total on Eternum but I know for a fact this game will beat the length of that... unless it already has. Also 290 in-game days or 17 real life days.
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Assuming you mean OTHER games (not the prequel of LiL which isn't really abandoned and it is instead TEMPORARILY abandoned then fully developed after LiL) then just ask the creator of it BUT FIRST investigate WHY it was abandoned.
Also I hope no one here is going to spend the entire new years eve thinking the update is going to release around that time.
Not to mention how a school year can be literally any number of days long, depending on how much you decide to grind your favorite girl's affection.
Sensei is... going through it this halloween event huh... or uh "special" event as the game calls it.
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Isn't this boggling...
If you load a save and play through these events while paying attention to the weekday indicator, you'll find that Sensei spends Wednesday and Thursday to persuade Yumi and Tsuneyo to come to the sleepover, then on Friday the "Today is 12/28/20" Sensei monologue takes place, then on Sunday the sleepover begins, then it remains on Sunday when amiokay declares "Today is 12/28/20". Script-wise, there is a totaldays += 2 and day = 7 in that event, so a normal passage of time is at least consciously set by Selly himself during some part of the event.
Thus, if the weekday indicator and the script are valid evidences, I think at least up until the sleepover is cut short and before everything goes beyond common logics, the flow of time from Sensei making calls to RAS assemble is in the right speed and direction, cementing the idea that the sleepover really is 12/30/20. The question then goes to "Why does amiokay says it is 12/28/20 after cutting off RAS sleepover?"
A few options I have are:
- Perhaps this is amiokay directly taunting Sensei's previous introspection, mocking him about trying to figure out something but can't. The actual date is 12/30/20.
- Since actively researching resets is apparently strictly prohibited, perhaps this is an indication that RAS's efforts in gathering people together gets undone by some mechanisms similar to renpy rollback. Sleepover thus becomes "did not happen" due to time reversal and the actual date has gone back to 12/28/20.
- Team HOPE forces the date back to 12/28/20 in a deliberate attempt to have the 5th reset puzzle take place on Himawari's birthday and have her participate as well (hence the Untitled Children's Show). It has nothing to do with when Sensei makes that monologue or when RAS arranges sleepover. What team HOPE wishes to achieve via this is unknown.
- Selly fucked up. Sensei should've had that monologue during instead of before the sleepover.
- It doesn't matter. Regardless of when you arrive here, you'd better believe it when a trans-dimensional girl tells you today is 12/28/20 while the fabric of spacetime is melting.