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You can also artificially heal Rin's heart by using the computer in the morning on weekends, and typing the cheat goodhomie into the computer. If you do that, the game acts like you never broke Rin's heart in the first place.
Let's just pray the Selebus won't strike us down for using cheat codes in the future...
Remember, there is a flag in the code that says he probably will.
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I am somewhat confused regarding this and other dev's use of updates called "part 1" and "part 2"!
Since I've been absent for a couple of updates, do I have to play these "parts" in sequel or can I jump into
the latest "LessonsInLove0.10.0Part2-0.10.0-pc" right away?
I finished 0.6 in mid september!
Since I've been absent for a couple of updates, do I have to play these "parts" in sequel or can I jump into
the latest "LessonsInLove0.10.0Part2-0.10.0-pc" right away?
I finished 0.6 in mid september!
You can jump into any update without an issue, you'll just have more to unlock before you are finished with the update. The part 1/part 2 split is because Selebus has basically doubled his release schedule to twice a month. He also usually focuses more on the main story in one part and the side events and lewd events in another.
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I ended up reloading a previous save to get to it. Can't really say it did help with my speculation, but certainly it was worth doing that. Thank you kind sir
...wow. This game is kinda 'hella weird? I mean, just the MC's eye's are nightmare inducing and I'm a guy who very much enjoyed Black Souls. The writing is excellent but the whiplash between upbeat VN novel (underage girls aside) and horror sequences, existential dread, depression, and mental illness is... more than a little disconcerting. At best the 'alt' stuff grounds the story; at worst it's just a miserable distraction from an otherwise enjoyable game.
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That's... the point. Selebus is trying to make these characters seem more like real teenagers/young adults who have and struggle with illnesses both mental and physical that forces it to the foreground and not throwing it into the background with a few sparse references.
This is one of the reasons I actually deleted all my game data and am replaying again (mostly because I've forgotten what happened earlier) but it's a treat regardless to go back and revisit everything as it really forces you to realize despite everything being happy and carefree
Edit: Selebus Will Maya ever meet/talk with
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Cocaine on steroids
I don't think there is any indication they are underage, not even on the upcoming profile screens. The closest we get to an age is a birthday with no year mentioned. Size of body does not equate to age nor does the loli tag on this site or in general, that tag just means they LOOK potentially underage. Yeah, this is a Denpa game, so expect to have sudden turns to the horrific. If by 'alt stuff' you mean the horror element, that actually IS the story. The story is entirely about their struggles with their issues.
Someone gets it, nicely said.
Hey Selebus I kinda wanted this message to be a dm, but whatever. I seriously love the game but I have a small problem with the happy scenes. I understand that they make up a large part of both the story and your artistic vision regarding the game, and I respect that. The thing is, when you stumble into one of them at 3am, with you dick in one hand, it gets the desired effect I suppose. The problem was I relived the fucking scene at 5am (I am prone to sleep paralysis. not fun). would u consider adding a cheat code that flagged the happy scenes completed? as somewhat of an "accessibility feature" in this case
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an H visual novel with a liberal dash of existentialism and self-reflection
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"Rumor has it that everyone who played this turned depressed or mostly insane due to being immersed in a world where nothing is certain..."
Here's a reviewer's quote
"They react often in the most unpredictable, illogical and insane way possible.
In other words they act exactly like humans..." -Anonymous reviewer
I normally would disagree with this on the basis that the 'happy' scenes are basically the main plot and are very important, but you do raise a valid point. There are people with medical issues that, in combination with a 'happy' scene being recalled from memory, could result in a very bad time and potentially the loss of players. I mean, yeah, they are given explicit warning that shit is going to hit the fan at some point, but that doesn't soften the impact this combination can have because it only affects the game side of the equation, not the medical side. Another solution is to recommend that any player with this kind of issue does not play the game, but then we're talking drastic measures.
While true, there are some joking references to it. For example, during the Halloween event, there are multiple instances of a character about to mention their age, but then getting interrupted or distracted literally one word before saying the number. But I'm pretty sure they were talking more about the horror elements or something like the fact you nail a girl against a wall both literally and figurativly at one point.
There are a number of reasons I can't do that, but the biggest of which won't be fully apparent until the next update. Those scenes contain information vital to progression and giving players the means to skip them means essentially hard-locking them to certain parts of the game and forcing them to look things up to move forward. And while there are a number of players who already do things like that to avoid the "grind," this would be the first case where it would become literally mandatory for x percentage of the playerbase.
So tldr: I hear you and respect you but that's something I, unfortunately, can't do.