Black Raven
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If that's true then the fact that "Sekai" means "World" is definitely significant. Like the world was broken when Sekai was broken or something.
barglenarglezous
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By the time of the accident, I think she was quite literally the only thing he cared about in the world, so "she was his world" in a metaphorical and close-but-not-quite literal sense. And Ami's stories of her life with Sensei after the accident make it clear that her death broke him.
There's also the small matter that at another point, Sekai is used in hexcode to address either us or Sensei in one of the happy scenes/glitches, which adds to the "not an actual name" argument.
barglenarglezous
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There's a lot more of that down the road.Finally, a good reason to replay events...
Was it worth it? Yeah? Sanity's overrated anyway.
But goddemmet, you really want me to screenshot and manually type that darn IP address?
Raf-Raf
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Yeah, I'm kinda stuck on username part.
Nothing a few cactus deepthroats and head wallbanging won't fix.
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Omfg, it's the same thing I've been hearing over and over and somehow it didn't click until I started going insane by repeating the word username in my head over and over.
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Sorry, I know this sounds lazy but does anyone want to share the save ver [v0.26.0] without the miss event, my save distance is too far to repeat Nodoka's "So Far Below" event. I really appreciate if anyone wants to share the save. thanks
I'm sure that this topic has been touched upon, but still I would like to know your opinion. I'm currently reviewing the "clock room" and here user2 is shown as a computer with a bowl of ramen and a sparrow - can this be taken as confirmation of user2's identity (the god of wires) as Tsunei's father?
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k1n5l4y3r
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There was a complete save a couple pages ago, try that, i think it was for 0.26.1 or 0.26.2
Hi fam, a year later and I still don't know the answer to "what is love" (baby don't hurt me, don't hurt me, no more)
No but for real, let me know the answer.
Thanks <3
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Hinatsukino
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Shiiiiiit.... It's a sequence?
Yup. It is. 23 worked, thank you, but now I need an "IP address"...
If there isn't a guide for this somewhere, I'll just play it again when I have the patience to actually pay attention to a game like this.
jamyong
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hmm, are you sure? I just searched it in this thread and i'm fairly certain it should be BlindThanks for answering bro.
Unfortunately its not that one
the puzzle answer are in this thread. you can either search for them using the search bar up at the top, filtering only for this thread, or I believe there's a link to the puzzle answers (including the IP address) on the first page.
fdsasdf_p
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IP address should be in one of the happy events. You can also search within the thread as people already posted it many times, look up IP or address
Raf-Raf
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I haven't died inside in a while 'coz I rewatched school days for way too many times til' I got used to it.
But goddemmet, that freestyle...I hate it so much!
Kudos to this game for literally making me physically cringe, haven't felt that way ever since I tried watching people dance in school...
Also, noriko introduction is my fav. main event for now 'coz I didn't expect a specific character's reaction to be that extreme.
But goddemmet, that freestyle...I hate it so much!
Kudos to this game for literally making me physically cringe, haven't felt that way ever since I tried watching people dance in school...
Also, noriko introduction is my fav. main event for now 'coz I didn't expect a specific character's reaction to be that extreme.
fdsasdf_p
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Just want to take this opportunity to vent on the so-called puzzles in the game again
The only few really qualified as puzzles imo are mainly from 2nd reset, things like Sensei’s password, username, and terminal number. These are directly part of the story or some events and are at least somewhat memorable (Sensei’s password especially).
Then, we start getting these “You better write these fucking numbers down now! I have made them essential for game progression though they bare zero meaning! But you only have one chance to write it!” The IP, bird number, clock number, etc. Then, we start getting trivial questions immediately after readings of some random subjects that really have little to do with the plot. Granted, answers to these nonsensical quizzes (yes, the majority of them are just quizzes) can be found somewhere in the current or past events, but being solvable really is the most basic requirement.
Imagine after some updates we would get a whatever number that is 50-digit long and a random DiDYouKnow fact every 3 events and ALL OF THEM are required in the next reset; or some ridiculous questions like "How many times have Sensei said But hey in his monologue?" or "What is the 7th word Tsuenyo said during her third appearance in a main event?"(Technically they are all solvable LOLOLLLO) It really isn't a problem with not paying attention or refusing to read. Player notice, read, and remember things that are intriguing, they don't read dev writing to the letter like worshipping the bible.
The only few really qualified as puzzles imo are mainly from 2nd reset, things like Sensei’s password, username, and terminal number. These are directly part of the story or some events and are at least somewhat memorable (Sensei’s password especially).
Then, we start getting these “You better write these fucking numbers down now! I have made them essential for game progression though they bare zero meaning! But you only have one chance to write it!” The IP, bird number, clock number, etc. Then, we start getting trivial questions immediately after readings of some random subjects that really have little to do with the plot. Granted, answers to these nonsensical quizzes (yes, the majority of them are just quizzes) can be found somewhere in the current or past events, but being solvable really is the most basic requirement.
Imagine after some updates we would get a whatever number that is 50-digit long and a random DiDYouKnow fact every 3 events and ALL OF THEM are required in the next reset; or some ridiculous questions like "How many times have Sensei said But hey in his monologue?" or "What is the 7th word Tsuenyo said during her third appearance in a main event?"
I don't think these are really comparable to the puzzles we have in game atm lol, the info is all pretty close to the actual puzzle event itself, if not directly in it.
There are some that are pretty dumb and not really puzzles, but the info is pretty obvious once you know to look. The IP in particular explicitly tells you that you should write it down, quote:
"Write this down and do not share it with anyone else as it will be required in the near future."
"Oh, and I obviously can’t {i}prevent{/i} you from sharing it, but know that if you DO you’re a fucking CUCK."
"The IP address you will need when prompted is: 2342:5b7:489:de26:c666:x994:3126:b067"
If you don't write it down I don't think it's fair to blame the game for that, really shouldn't need an extra chance after this to do so. It's just there to push people to actually reading the content, I think.
If the puzzles were like you posted they'd be pretty awful (though still trivially easy because the answers are in the script), but they aren't like that. The squid and rice ones were stupid though.
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