So from what I gather, doing Chika's events before Yumi's events in that update is the best order to do it in? Because that lets us see an additional scene with nodoka
I'm a far aways from doing these events but it annoys me whenever I miss anything
Hope everyone's having a good day
I'm a far aways from doing these events but it annoys me whenever I miss anything
Hope everyone's having a good day
barglenarglezous
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Other way around.
To get the full content in the locker room from the most recent update, do all four Yumi scenes ending in Abyss) before doing Chika's event series.
The issue is that the in-game warning to visit Yumi first doesn't specify that you needed to exhaust her content for it to count.
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Are you ok? do we need to call an ambulance? are you having a stroke?
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Yes, and not only her lust events, you also get locked out of some happy events (which, despite the rambling, are lore-heavy) and also a Maya event. So it's very likely you'll get locked out of more happy and maya events in the future
I feel like there is some inconsistency with Makoto related events a few updates ago.
so space war, Makoto gets called to the office cause her dad died. This kind of implies this is a standard procedure for military deaths. The kids should all be dreading calls to the office by this point because it means someone died or they are in trouble. Then there is Makoto, the perfect student, why would she ever get called to the office except for THAT. Having a complete breakdown the moment the announcement happened would make more sense than making it all the way to the office, all the girls would have realized it too except for the newer ones or the denser ones maybe. (This is ignoring how unproffesional it is IMO for the school to be notified by individuals outside the immediate family because otherwise why would Maki even need to run and get her before she reaches the office, she would already be there waiting if she was the one who told them)
feel like that scene could have been written better
so space war, Makoto gets called to the office cause her dad died. This kind of implies this is a standard procedure for military deaths. The kids should all be dreading calls to the office by this point because it means someone died or they are in trouble. Then there is Makoto, the perfect student, why would she ever get called to the office except for THAT. Having a complete breakdown the moment the announcement happened would make more sense than making it all the way to the office, all the girls would have realized it too except for the newer ones or the denser ones maybe. (This is ignoring how unproffesional it is IMO for the school to be notified by individuals outside the immediate family because otherwise why would Maki even need to run and get her before she reaches the office, she would already be there waiting if she was the one who told them)
feel like that scene could have been written better
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It would be, if it ever happened that is, there were no news about the space war in all the years this "play school" has been going on, you can tell, Haruka says the same first news about the space war in 3 years, they do not dread the office call because it never happens.
You can tell it's not standard procedure, it's
like Uta's photo rearing it's head from under the water, baring his fangs, steering the story into what it is meant to be.then why was it only one student, this would be 3 years of deathsIt would be, if it ever happened that is, there were no news about the space war in all the years this "play school" has been going on, you can tell, Haruka says the same first news about the space war in 3 years, they do not dread the office call because it never happens.
You can tell it's not standard procedure, it's
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There has been absolutely no news from the front since the war began. No casualty reports, no news coverage, nothing.
Nobody knew what to expect because it hadn't happened. Which makes the fact that it DID happen suspicious.
My first question -- does the Japanese military really notify families via robocall when a serviceman dies during wartime? That's about as impersonal and disrespectful as you can get. And it's very easy to fake that kind of call.
The US Government does not notify its citizens of anything via the phone. If you're being audited, they send you a letter. I get 30-40 calls every tax season saying I'm being audited. Every single one is a scam. I get DAILY calls about my SSN. All scams. The Social Security Administration does not cold-call. But most importantly -- "your son has died in service to the country" scams targeting military families are common. The US Military sends a letter for the official notification.
The fact that it was a robocall is meant to make us question the death, not question their response to the death.
This is an act of one of the gods. Either taking direct action to notify Makoto and Maki of his passing, or fucking with them for some reason we don't yet understand.
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Is there a mod that translate all the Hex and Caesar cipher ? I only ask because I'm on my 4 playthrough an I'm sick and tired of translating it.
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For older scenes, a lot of it (not all) is on the wiki. Doesn't eliminate the need to translate, but it does cut out a lot of it.
Note: the translations on the wiki page for Room WIth the Clocks is for the old version, not the current version.
Know someone currently in the process of making a mod with a fuckload of inbuilt features to make understanding the lore as easy as possible. Buttons to translate lines is one of the things he's in the process of making
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Maybe because space war isn't real. It's a literal plot device. Remember how someone mentioned that automated call had a line "remember to smile" or something like that? Someone "up there" decided to spice thing up a bit.
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The way I thought about it is that this is to make the entire event more dramatic, not only because of Sel’s intention, but also because of the viscous nature of that world. In other words, the PA announcement there isn’t just a bad news delivery, but to break her in front of everyone.
Plus, I am still not very convinced if there is in fact a space war out there because:
1) Stated by Sensei a long time ago, what a convenient thing to make me the only (almost) male in the entire Kumomi
2) The announcement in the end stated something like “remember to smile”
This makes me feel like the Kumomi they live in has already been “plucked” from space and time (thus explaining the time loop and the impassable border; there is NOTHING out there) by whatever god. Makoto’s dad and Haruka’s husband in fact don’t exist, but just a “setting”. The military news is just a cruel act from the god to spread its influence.
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In the jukebox / maya date event, the song "i have to love you" plays. What is she really singing about? Or where was that from?