These eight events have a set order, so only one of them is available at a time, but half of them happen automatically once you trigger the preceding scene.
Someone posted on yesterday, just look at the last 2-3 pages and you'll see it.
We've got a Halloween update coming next, and a Christmas update likely coming at the end of the year (Selebus hasn't added that to the schedule yet, but the schedule only goes through Dec 1). Last year, the beach, Halloween, and Christmas events set up all the drama that played out through the rest of the year, and I kind of expect that pattern to repeat this year. I don't think we'll see a Bluejay-type event until January, but I also think once all those events are over, we'll see MORE of those types of events than we did last year, and I would be shocked if the next time a reset rolls around we don't see multiple girls find themselves on the rooftop.
Halloween and Christmas is good and all, especially since Selebus makes tons of progress in a year, but I kinda doubt it will be that great for new players. Many devs "cut" such updates when the time for them is past for a reason. Well, at least it can be explained with all the "time" shenanigans, but I kinda doubt its a good way to go. Maybe its better to make such updates once every 2 years so there is more time to prepare and have less loose ends.
But the passage of time and it's shitfuckery is a fundamental conceit of the narrative. Time has to pass in the game to show that there is a loop.
Most holiday events in these games exist as bonus content for patrons and does not factor into the plot at all.
What is the justification behind this theory? There's usually something that causes such theories to form within the actual canon.
Does it? I have never had this happen and I'm not sure what you are saying is causing it since immersion can be lost through basically any aspect.
Indeed, we do have to remember that time does not flow the same in this game's world as it does normally due to all the resets. There are, in fact, events that happen a certain way BECAUSE there is a sense it happened before, because it did and a reset occurred, taking them to a point before the events in question. With that, he could very easily create a moment of deja vu within the story and I can actually see some very interesting Denpa like methods of doing so, like things not quite being the same, but instead being a bit more off as the world continues to fall apart.
The Maki event is blocking main event As Loud as a Whisper Can Be. The Maki event may be day-limited (only available during certain nights). Try visiting the porn shop every night for a week to see if that dislodges that.
That actually fits the game's mood a lot better, too. Nicely done.
The "Invite over" only seems to appear at night. So there is one on Sat and one on Sun. XXXXXXXXXXX is not an option in either. Repeated it for weeks.
not much.
thankyou and i have an idea, next time, why don't me just post my save here and will track my activities to find it, just like cloud drive
