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we are literally going in circles everything you said in that post i have countered once already. and your rebuttal has been essentially no i'm right your are just wrong and maya lied with no evidence for it other than an moment that doesnt prove maya a liar because they never even finish talking about her reasons because noriko interrupts her. man i would have ended it, but you did this massive post that couldnt even be called a conclusion and moving onWhat happened to moving on? Personally I'm not sure what reason there is to continue this.
Evidence: That's not evidence. It was just a theory of Maya's that was proven wrong.
Then: skip to the end of this reply and you'll see why.
Overreaction: that's your opinion. Factually, she overreacted. She even seems to regret it since it's caused people to think she likes Sensei which of course was not her intention.
Break him: Maya simply tries to tell him something and he sees her as a bird. Noriko and Niki show him things from the past and he regains memories, and even his name. It's pretty clear what memories are bad for him. Maya related ones.
Direct: It's conjecture to think she's telling the truth. Besides that though, It's been shown that she literally can't tell Sensei about the past... So why are you so quick to believe she's suddenly able to? It's blatant she's not actually telling the truth. Otherwise Sensei would have blacked out and seen her as a bird.
Btw, using context to understand things is far more effective than merely seeing words and going with it. Not sure why you think your "direct" and "indirect" comparison is worth noting. If anything, you're indirectly ignoring the big picture by thinking "direct" statements are better(?).
Secret: You assume Maya actually has an experience of Noriko not keeping a secret. Just because someone says something, doesn't make it true.
Anyway, it's been confirmed that Noriko never actually did anything to Maya by Maya and Noriko:And that Maya was merely afraid of Noriko's existence possibly affecting Sensei:You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.In other words: Maya's main problem with Noriko and the reason she took Sensei away from her, was simply because of the possibility that her existence would affect Sensei in a way Maya didn't want.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
How Maya actually convinced Sensei to abandon Noriko isn't confirmed though.
I think this sounds cool, ami is building a sex wallSometime ago, someone said that there were 3 checkmarks on Sensei's room and when he fucked Ami it went up to four, does anyone know if they also go up to four if he doesn't fuck Ami? I don't even know what event they show up or I'd confirm it myself.
With that in mind, if they do not increase if he doesn't fuck Ami then it's really possible that Ami is aware of the resets and has her own means of keeping herself through it.
well at the end of chapter 1... he also fucked maya, even if he/we dont know it yetIn replay mode, both my bad and good uncle saves give 3 checkmarks in There Is Nothing and 6 checkmarks (5 small 1 big) in A Life of Prizes though; could it be another replay-won't-work shenanigan? (seriously stop it!).
But honestly do we know for sure that those checkmarks really indicate Sensei's girl tally? Is it just because of different amifingered values potentially give different numbers of checkmark? or has someone with extreme talents managed to decipher the meaning of the poem next to it?
Also, assuming checkmarks really are girl tallies (make sense I mean), who are the default 3 checkmarks at the end of Ch1?
- If it only counts deflowering, then only Ayane fits
- If it counts as soon as things getting illicit, then Chika/Ayane/Makoto/Futaba/ (same result if you use naming event to sort)
- If it counts their first invite-over, then Chika/Makoto/
So yeah idk, don't see a coherent way to locate even those 3 checkmarks. But I am only using the pink events and the baby blue events to pinpoint, so if it's something in the main events then fuck me I can't track that
BTW, during Maya's Somewhere Inside of a Dream, it's a big X. If anyone remember which other events also has that corkboard present feel free to share!
but i dont really think you can count that based on how the paper seems to be specific to the reset.
so it went 3 check marks, changed to an x, then went 6 check marks
x could be used to represent 0 or 10 depending on tally system you choose to follow, i'd take a guess at 0 because representing 10 is in the roman counting system that doesnt use checks
if true it implies it might be a resetting counting system, thus showing the first 3 check marks in 'there is nothing' is not the same 3 check marks in a 'life of prizes'. 3 things happened in chapter one, 0 things (or 10 if you want to do that) happened in chapter 2 between the start and mayas event, followed by 6 things happening in chapter 2 after that event.
we will probably see it again at the end of chapter 3