In this case, it's specifically discussed in one of the 15.1 scenes. It feels forced because it is, not just externally by the author, but internally by the scenario. It's discussed as a clue to what's really going on (which still isn't being explained -- fortunuately -- but is becoming increasingly alluded to)
Big reason I can draw is MC being "hot single MALE in your area", with the war taking all the other male away(plot), active female are either gonna get interested in MC or choose to be les for their partner.
Not really in the same context. It feels forced now because it is, she doesn't want him to butt into her life, but he's doing it anyway because she needs it if he is ever going to get any closer to getting with her. What I meant by forced in my comment is that the situation was written in a way that there was no way for it to feel natural at all. At least forcing a stubborn girl who doesn't know how to get out of her rotten situation is a kind of force that feels natural. If Yumi wasn't the way she is, yes, it would feel forced in the context that I meant in my comment. No, unlike most harem games, the characters in LiL are not being pushed by that fact into being with him. Case in point, Rin, who went from liking Chika to starting to like Otoha, which she still does. There is only one instance so far that shows she might be falling for player Sensei, but that could easily be written off as a mistake in judgement at a highly emotional and vulnerable moment by Rin.
Her situation pretty much requires a forced situation, no other character in the game is this stubborn about her own problems and not accepting outside help. She forced player Sensei's hand.
He's not the only male exempt, just the only one on screen that is. I'm pretty sure Ayane's father is also exempt, likely bought his way out. The space war did take 99.9% of the male population away, leaving the female population to go after the remaining 0.1%, which includes teachers and other essential non-combat personnel like player Sensei. His profession is what got him out of the war. That is a big reason the girls are going for him, but then you have outliers like Rin, who has fallen for not one, but two girls, both in player Sensei's class and both right in front of the guy. She has made one move in his direction, but that can always just be written off as a mistake by Rin. It's not like it was anything irreversible, after all.
Wow, really? You two know Grisaia as well? I have so many fond memories...afterall, The Fruit of Grisaia was the second eroge I've every played back when I was 11
Her intro had me laughing so hard I was almost crying, it was expertly crafted, and then there was her one dorm event at the end that gave me a very deep understanding of what it looks like she is going through at the cost of more "Delirium" flashbacks. It is a cost I would happily pay, though. She needs help just like every other girl in the cast and in order to help her, her problem must be understood, which means being exposed to it firsthand.
She is just way too fun to mess with, it brings out the mischievous devil in me, which is the exact opposite of the other girls or when dealing with Niki in person. Fun fact, her personality is my second least favorite to the more hostile version of Touka's. Touka is a himedere, does the whole princess/commoner thing, looks down on anyone not at or above her status, usually comes from some form of higher status family. The only difference between Touka and a typical himedere is that she doesn't seem to look down on those of lower status on purpose, that's just the way she was raised. She sees them as less fortunate, but not necessarily under her, which is a good thing in my eyes. Niki is the stereotypical celebrity type, which I hate almost as much because of their bitchy attitudes. For that reason as well as her bullying, that's why Yumi still stands in last place, though she has grown on me now that her undeserved hostility is calming a bit.
It’s always been on my to-read list, as my favorite writer of Grisaia writes them. I read the latter 2 Grisaia entries a few months ago and they were good but felt like they were mostly fan service outside of finally learning Yuuji’s backstory and what actually happened with his sister. Though I love the witty, morbid, and surprisingly educational content of his writing so I’ll get to them at some point.Wow, really? You two know Grisaia as well? I have so many fond memories...afterall, The Fruit of Grisaia was the second eroge I've every played back when I was 11
Have you also played the Phantom Trigger series? The plot's really good, though it unfortunately didn't surpass the original series (and no outright erotic content, though plenty suggestive).
True, no game is completed without that factor, there's a feeling of grief and regret somehow, like trying your best to make somebody like you.
You seem to express a lot of feelings and opinions whenever you reply to someone. And that's wholesome
I think you are being overly harsh to her. She is probably a lot sweeter when talking to someone who didn't suddenly vanish and crash her life and then annoyed her every time they met afterwards. Also, her and Sensei's attitudes play off each other perfectly, which makes everything better.
Are you for real? Did you read what I wrote or are you just trying to reply to as many posts as you can?
Perhaps Alex was the mystery buried under our feet.
Well, I didn't expect it to end happily, I just hoped that the ending wasn't the same, Because after I finished doki doki literature club, I cried because I couldn't help but feel my heartbreak after realizing what Monika was feeling. And if the game also has "Monika" I'm afraid I can't help but cry too
Although DDLC is the most mainstream (and thus, widely known) denpa game, there are quite a few others in the genre. When asked about influences, recommendations for other denpa games, and the like, Selebus has never even mentioned DDLC. I highly doubt it will have the same ending.Well, I didn't expect it to end happily, I just hoped that the ending wasn't the same, Because after I finished doki doki literature club, I cried because I couldn't help but feel my heartbreak after realizing what Monika was feeling. And if the game also has "Monika" I'm afraid I can't help but cry too
Well I think this game also has "Monika" in it, I just don't want her to have the same fate as in the literature club game doki doki.
Even so, whatever the ending, I will always support this game
The mystery buried under our feet is Maya's Dere, she said so herself. That means Alex is...oh no...the lore is so deep...
Due to the frequent change of requirements for events, the usual walkthrough ain't accurate anymore. But the community's working on a replacement that works reasonably well:
As a rule of thumb progress evenly, do all HAPPY events, and
