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Mistress of Munks...?
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You'd have only seen that dialogue if you've been sleeping with Sara. Sana really doesn't want you around Sara for reasons she isn't willing to admit yet, maybe even to herself. (The last chat you had with her was the condoms in Sara's room)Sana? Wtf was that?
"You'll never be off the hook, Sensei. Not until my mom cuts the line. And even then, you'll have to swim away with it dangling off your lip, hanging there until the day you die." wtf...?
Huh. This might be something I need to remember myself as a dropped thread in modern updates.Carrot are evil! How dare they make us see all the horrible things in the world!?
Not sure where you're reading that, but Sel has at this point already put work into the reset puzzles, punishing people who follow a guide for the answers and skipping through his events. I could see him pulling the same trick and locking you out of progressing the game if you tried going to the next reset without seeing this happy event, which is manually triggered.Apparently this lottery code can flag you as a cheater if you didn't play this happy event. Actually... what do being flagged as a cheater even do?
The rest is all about care packages commentary.
Because Sana and Sara are Sakakibaras. Not Sakibaras.lso, why Sakakibara and not Sakibara?
Not spoilering much, but from this point the happy events stop trying to make you scared but rather telling something very interesting. Hell, they never tried to scare you, but making you feel discomfort, yes. Aside for the very first one, which is trying to be scary and basically a filter: "are you going to keep playing this game or not?"That was a rather tame happy event in the jumpscare factor.
One of most hilarious scenes in the game....well that aged poorly. They were still waiting right outside.
The payoff is at "this town has two halves". Yumi will mention Makoto and ask Akira if he's fucking her, which he will then interpret as her being jealous, which spirals into what happened.This played for me after the event where Sensei first meets up with Makoto outside of school hours on Saturday, at the park. After the scene, it cuts to Yumi from behind, observing them in secret, but there's no real payoff for it.
WHOA! SPOILERS, BRO! I've only played through the game twice so far!The payoff is at "this town has two halves". Yumi will mention Makoto and ask Akira if he's fucking her, which he will then interpret as her being jealous, which spirals into what happened.
As much as I love Yumi, I am glad that Selebus decided to go for a calmer approach with the story.I believe Yumi supposed to take Ayane's place.
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I don't know what this is doing to my fear to spiders. I would have to see it moving around to figure it out...
Correct and, I've already gathered that much.You'd have only seen that dialogue if you've been sleeping with Sara. Sana really doesn't want you around Sara for reasons she isn't willing to admit yet, maybe even to herself. (The last chat you had with her was the condoms in Sara's room)
The puzzle guide txt on the first page.Not sure where you're reading that, but Sel has at this point already put work into the reset puzzles, punishing people who follow a guide for the answers and skipping through his events. I could see him pulling the same trick and locking you out of progressing the game if you tried going to the next reset without seeing this happy event, which is manually triggered.
That's the thing. I have to go out of my way to read god knows how much text before I know exactly how protected I have to be. The disable drm thing doesn't properly explain much, I don't know if it's been updated, I don't know what files to put in etc. Now what I do know however is that if it ONLY apply to the game folder the care packages are in at the moment, I should be 100% safe, both because it should already be saving in user data somewhere but also because the care packages are on a separate folder standalone from the one that doesn't have the care packages installed. Also I have a copy of the save folder in my pc's trash can that's half a day of gameplay old. I'm debating going the extra mile by putting it on a usb stick. But honestly I wouldn't have to do anything if the information surrounding the care packages here was properly updated for dummies. I dunno, I'm just kinda pissed having walked in several circles with far too many unknowns. I never did put the disable drm thing on the folder hosting the care packages btw. That folder also has urm installed.I hope you read discussions about them and protected yourself. If you've loaded them into the game I can't guarantee how safe you'll be. Maybe make a backup of your saves outside of the game folder just in case.
Uhuh...?Because Sana and Sara are Sakakibaras. Not Sakibaras.
Oh I don't know about most hilarious. I would say Karin fainting after tsuneyo asking what sex is was the best so far. Followed by Rin being told to not look down, does it anyway and sees his boner. Good times. This one was actually pretty tame in comparison, but humor doesn't affect everyone equally.One of most hilarious scenes in the game.
No, there's different cheater marks and different punishments. There's a generic cheater flag for using any of the stat modifying cheats and it punishes you at the start of chapter 3 or something by wiping all of your affection scores, setting a punished flag and preventing you from using the stat modifying cheats.So basically being marked as a cheater doesn't do anything at the moment?
It hasn't been updated nor had other people explain it properly cause few people were smart enough to figure out what happened. The drm is hidden within a image file of the dorms, and gui.rpy has a call to the file presumably to check it. The patched gui.rpy just deletes the call. I'm not sure if gui.rpy is updated often, I warn people using it to repatch every update but it gui.rpy updated in any meaningful way surely something would break from a file that's several years out of date.That's the thing. I have to go out of my way to read god knows how much text before I know exactly how protected I have to be. The disable drm thing doesn't properly explain much, I don't know if it's been updated, I don't know what files to put in etc. Now what I do know however is that if it ONLY apply to the game folder the care packages are in at the moment, I should be 100% safe, both because it should already be saving in user data somewhere but also because the care packages are on a separate folder standalone from the one that doesn't have the care packages installed. Also I have a copy of the save folder in my pc's trash can that's half a day of gameplay old. I'm debating going the extra mile by putting it on a usb stick. But honestly I wouldn't have to do anything if the information surrounding the care packages here was properly updated for dummies. I dunno, I'm just kinda pissed having walked in several circles with far too many unknowns. I never did put the disable drm thing on the folder hosting the care packages btw. That folder also has urm installed.
Adding something additional:Also, more fodder for the Yumi is actually tsundere in the beginning theory.
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Why have stat editing cheats usable in the game if you are just gonna remove them later on? Does it also apply to urm and other methods? What if you committed to playing after having modified Ayane's lust for the beach event for the secret scene with that mystery girl?No, there's different cheater marks and different punishments. There's a generic cheater flag for using any of the stat modifying cheats and it punishes you at the start of chapter 3 or something by wiping all of your affection scores, setting a punished flag and preventing you from using the stat modifying cheats.
If you went to the reset that has the upside down bedroom and answered all the questions without seeing the happy event that had some of the answers in it, you would have reached the point where the two angels are talking to you, and then happy ami comes to insult you and close your game, hopefully you had a older save to fix it.
I'm assuming the next reset has a similar check and it would urge you to see the happy event that you just saw. Because I don't want to back and quote it, I believe youdidit appeared in previous happy events but didn't have a speaking role yet
A save folder currently in the trash can that's a day old (I dunno, I just think it would be dumb of anyone to try to check the trash can for files, so I put it there for security reasons?). Then there is the version of the game with URM and the care packages that I don't actively play on. Then there is the main one without either that I actively play on. Then there is the appdata one. I imagine the the drm thing would check two locations, the folder that triggered the purge for the save files (so in this case the one with URM and care packages installed) and the appdata default location. So in the case that the saves do get purged, I should in theory just have to deleted the URM and care packages folder and the save folder in appdata and then load up the one in the main game folder which should create a new appdata with the save files. I imagine they should be the same, right? Only that the one in appdata takes priority. But with no save files in appdata, it should just fetch the ones from the main game folder, right? So there should be virtually no way for me to lose all my saves and the persistent file which updates regularly with whatever dialogue I have seen, unless I go about it in a stupid way. I don't even think I need a standalone save location if this were the case.No, there's different cheater marks and different punishments. There's a generic cheater flag for using any of the stat modifying cheats and it punishes you at the start of chapter 3 or something by wiping all of your affection scores, setting a punished flag and preventing you from using the stat modifying cheats.
If you went to the reset that has the upside down bedroom and answered all the questions without seeing the happy event that had some of the answers in it, you would have reached the point where the two angels are talking to you, and then happy ami comes to insult you and close your game, hopefully you had a older save to fix it.
I'm assuming the next reset has a similar check and it would urge you to see the happy event that you just saw. Because I don't want to back and quote it, I believe youdidit appeared in previous happy events but didn't have a speaking role yet
It hasn't been updated nor had other people explain it properly cause few people were smart enough to figure out what happened. The drm is hidden within a image file of the dorms, and gui.rpy has a call to the file presumably to check it. The patched gui.rpy just deletes the call. I'm not sure if gui.rpy is updated often, I warn people using it to repatch every update but it gui.rpy updated in any meaningful way surely something would break from a file that's several years out of date.
I don't know if it's a specific moment that calls the drm, some other people have mentioned it'd happen when the game queries to load care packages but I feel you would have already been bitten by that.
I wouldn't call your saves safe just cause you had a separate install. renpy makes a backup of saves based on project name in appdata, and propogates later save changes to the other location. If the drm got you on your care package install, and then you load your main game without purging the corrupt saves in theory they'd overwrite the good copy of your saves.
separate USB disk is hella overkill, there's only so much fuck selebus and whoever he outsourced the DRM to have to find your saves. I'd say a backup of your saves folder outside of your LIL folder is secure enough. (though I just read the scripts for the care packages to avoid the issue entirely, though I guess I don't get to listen to memories.mp3 with the stray cat commentary like that)
Hell you said you have a save 'backup' that's only half a day old. You could probably just load that save at worst case and just leave unseen text skip off, then skip what text you have seen until something new comes up. Would only take a couple minutes like that.
You dislike it? Shit man, i've been operating under this explanation for so long now that the idea of questioning it kinda baffles me... i mean, it's fair to do so, but i think i'm too rusted on to budge, how would a Yumi who is already somewhat tsundere compute and function with all that chaotic time fuckery shoved into her head... even more tsundere i would think... it's not really a case of either/or, the time fuckery is just a force multiplier like it is for all the girls...Personally, I don't like this theory LOL. It reduces her tsundere character to a mere byproduct of the time fuckery when I really wish she is just a dumbass tsundere.
Sel is a pretentious dickhead answers all of these I have questions and that attitude lead to him both banned and getting his game promotion banned from here. (e.g How dare you peasants skip my happy events, I'm going to hide required information to complete the reset inside of them)Why have
Yeah you should be able to cobble your saves back together with all of that. I don't think Sel has much file control outside of the LiL folder and the appdata folder.So there should be virtually no way for me to lose all my saves and the persistent file which updates regularly with whatever dialogue I have seen, unless I go about it in a stupid way. I don't even think I need a standalone save location if this were the case.
Sel, is at his core a Brechtian. Him being a massive tool may be a character he plays to enhance the Brechtian experience, or he could be drawn to creating a Brechtian story because he is a massive tool.Why have stat editing cheats usable in the game if you are just gonna remove them later on? Does it also apply to urm and other methods? What if you committed to playing after having modified Ayane's lust for the beach event for the secret scene with that mystery girl?
Sel, is at his core a Brechtian. Him being a massive tool may be a character he plays to enhance the Brechtian experience, or he could be drawn to creating a Brechtian story because he is a massive tool.
What I mean by Brechtian, is a media form that expressly wishes the audience to never lose site of the medium (in this case an H-Game) while at the same time also confounding the audiences expectations of the medium. The basic idea of an H-Game, no matter the quality of the story or depth of the characters, is that we are here to goon. Probably to a bunch of fetishes we don't really want to partake in irl.
If you take a game like College Daze that has a similar set of fetishes and a genuinely fun story (if you actually care to take the time), they know that you're here to goon. Enjoy your rape and mind control and incest if that's your thing! Don't like that don't worry about it! Wanna just goon and see any content you want, here is a list of cheats!
Now, over here, it's giving you a hot H-Scene but then you also have to deal with the very real impact of your fetish? Oh is the ramifications of your fetish hurting *your* feelings? Maybe you don't wanna subject the girl I've made you care about to that? Locked out of content. You just came here to goon when I've written that many words? Ok fine. Here are some cheats. Enjoy going back to the start.
You may think that this is a shitty way of making art (I personally love it) but considering this game has 2480 pages of discussion and most of us are chomping at the bit for more, we all certainly do respond to it.
I mean, sure, I guess people can spend hours and hours of theory crafting, but when somebody brings legit crit into a porn game that has discussions of poetry theory in the porn game, everybody loses their minds....You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.