elricsecret

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Besides Nodoka saying this, there have also been Narrator convincing Akira at the start that Nobody is real. But we also have a Narrator saying to Akira to remember everybody is real and that their story continues even when he isn't there in a Sara / Sana event. (Don't remember which)

So, we can't really take the game / Narrator's words as truth as they all seem to want to use Akira for their own ends. As for Nodoka, at that moment, she said those stuffs to get a rise out of Akira. I think Nodoka was checking if Akira was the same as her Mother. The voices inside your head fits both Akira and her mom.
well there is one important thing tho.
the novel nodoka wrote about sensei and other girls end up with sensei waking up in a room with clocks.
she knows everything about sensei in a mind reading level.
so we can assume she was talking about sensei not her mother.

Even the white "hope" and "angel" figures looks like doctor and nurses.
sensei's twisted mind see hospital workers as evil creatures that trying to control his mind but in reality they are just doctors trying to cure him.

well game is already drops tons of hint that nothing is real. giant walls? aliens? talking plants? come on this is either a simulation created by some sick god.
Or what a schizophrenic patient sees.

it is actually funny.. imagine a crazy naked person that thinks janitors are loli girls and trying to have sex with them, so they keep him in a room xd
 
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>the grand twist that Sensei is actually American is all buildup to the reveal that 'ssskkkkk' meant "sssssssee if he has an insurance policy or kkkkkkick him out"
BRAVO SELEBUS
 

idiotamerican

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what does it mean that my save doesn't have a molly_lust flag at all? when i edit the mollylust10 check it just reverts back to false when the relevant scene fails to play. examined my save and don't even have a way to directly set the lust

guessing i missed a previous trigger or something, it's been a while
 

shmurfer

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what does it mean that my save doesn't have a molly_lust flag at all? when i edit the mollylust10 check it just reverts back to false when the relevant scene fails to play. examined my save and don't even have a way to directly set the lust

guessing i missed a previous trigger or something, it's been a while
Because you have a fundamental misunderstanding.

it's not a flag, it's a variable. molly_lust needs to be 10 or above. In english terms you needed to receive 10 blowjobs from the repeatable scene in the dorms before the christmas event chain started. But I think you can figure out how to URM the proper value now.
 

idiotamerican

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Because you have a fundamental misunderstanding.

it's not a flag, it's a variable. molly_lust needs to be 10 or above. In english terms you needed to receive 10 blowjobs from the repeatable scene in the dorms before the christmas event chain started. But I think you can figure out how to URM the proper value now.
as far as i can tell, when i edit that variable to true, it gets set back to false when the event would have started. i noticed my save has name_lust values for most other characters but not molly. i wonder if that's why. (or possibly, i am further misunderstanding)

edit: fixed it by manually adding the actual variable in. no idea why it didn't exist before. now the check has something to actually check. thanks for the help
 
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shmurfer

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as far as i can tell, when i edit that variable to true, it gets set back to false when the event would have started. i noticed my save has name_lust values for most other characters but not molly. i wonder if that's why. (or possibly, i am further misunderstanding)

edit: fixed it by manually adding the actual variable in. no idea why it didn't exist before. now the check has something to actually check. thanks for the help
I was gonna say you were doing something really wrong with it. Imagine someone being True years old.
 

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BlackDays

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I mean, I believe it works in renpy / python. The problem is the condition being checked for is >= 10, which True isn't.
I have almost no experience in python / renpy. I deem it rather being a scripting language, and it shows while looking into lil "code".
Though, different "programing" languages handle boolean different.
The closer you get to hardware (in terms of programing language), the more ambiguous things become.
Depending on the language you use, "false" can be anything from 0 to below. Meaning, even negative values.
Same goes for "true", which can be anything from 1 to, i guess "int"(max).

I can only go by what i saw in lil "code", regarding that Sel is, by his own words "bad at programing".
I had some talk with someone who knows more about python.
It seems that "features" like typesafety where just added recently. To add to that, i miss scopes and or namespaces.

Because, we all might not know about the DRM if it wasn't because of lil code having no own namespace, or going against programing naming conventions. Keywords Osaka/DRM/OS

TL;DR
If renpy/python handle booleans as a close to hardware values, they can be higher as 1 (int based variable max).
 

shmurfer

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Depending on the language you use, "false" can be anything from 0 to below
At risk of derailing the thread too far, I've never heard of a language doing this specifically. I know of 0 being treated as false, and any nonzero value returning true because that can result in useful behaviour for programmers, but even then the constants provided by the language are most likely 0 or 1 if it isn't a language that enforces boolean types like java.

There was no way that person could have added enough value to molly_lust by assigning it a value of True
 

chronox42

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TL;DR
If renpy/python handle booleans as a close to hardware values, they can be higher as 1 (int based variable max).
> close to hardware
No words are less suited to describe Python.

The meaningful data in Python objects is totally different for different types, and type punning is practically impossible. As far as numeric comparisons go, False is always interpreted as 0 and True is always interpreted as 1.
 
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