Blowing thiings up is the journey, not the destination. The destiantion is more likely to be the girls pulling themselves back together after Akira blows out their backs. I mean blows their minds. Jesus fuck, not that. I mean blows up their lives.
I experienced something similar to this but it probably isn't what you're thinking.
Agreed. We're more than a decade into a social obsession with everything being deconstructions of happy things, and avoiding good ends in favor of downer ends no matter what anyone does, or at best bittersweet.
Long have I waited for this moment…
"Honey have you heard of this game called Lessons in Love?"
Time slows down to a crawl and a familiar voice sounds inside of your head: "Forget everything you know about love. Forget everything you know about her. You already made your choice. I told you to stop playing the game".
As long as it's for the puzzles and not the wizard stuff.You know, I expect Selebus being arrested for creating LiL
Sooner or later it will happen
It's only a matter of time before Texas gets around to suing Patreon, Subscribestar, Itch.io, and other sites that host or distribute these games the way they did PornHub.
Unless Sel is like the creator of [redacted] and catches some major charges I doubt it.You know, I expect Selebus being arrested for creating LiL
Sooner or later it will happen
Or the laws change from their current state.
I had a similar thing last year. I was in Japan, walking around somewhere in Kanazawa (near Katamachi maybe) and I started to hear "beyondthewayoftime.mp3" (ピアノ39『時の道を越えて』) playing in the distance. I thought to myself "Well, it looks like I have finally gone insane and I'm hearing a lil song in my head". Then I decided to walk towards it to find out if I was in fact going insane or not. Turned out it was playing over a department store/mall PA system for some reason. I guess it must be royalty free background music and maybe they played it at midday or a set time every day.
That is something I've been wondering for quite a while, I am not American so I'm not sure how the law treats it, but it's not like his content is a secret considering he is on Twitter and other stuff where people can make connections, and the game does contain more than talks about wizard stuff, there are literal drawings and shit about it.You know, I expect Selebus being arrested for creating LiL
Sooner or later it will happen
There already IS wizard content if you consider care packages
Never actually used those.Having my save fucked over is too much of a pain.What do they have? Also they arent cannon right?
Just adult Miku having sex with a bunch of wizards (wizard content wise).The care packages themselves have some interesting stuff, like adult Maya being adorable, Uta and Io throuple, and adult Chinami cucking both Tsukasa and Chika).
As long as he survives the civil war, while being a democrat in Texas of all places.You know, I expect Selebus being arrested for creating LiL
Sooner or later it will happen
I have no idea how some people here were able to broach the topic of this game with their significant others. It took a lot of effort on my part just to admit to my wife that I have played a game like Eternum
"Hey babe, do you have a 100% 0.42 save?"
I guess it's toeing that very fine line of media like the book Lolita. The game doesn't really seem to endorse the ideas it presents, albeit maybe on a surface level, but if you dig into the protagonist you can see he's a horrible and conflicted person... I can say without any hesitation that I feel pretty shitty for playing this game sometimes, like almost a sort of guilt. But at the same time I'm relieved I don't connect with the protagonist whatsoever and it's more like I'm watching a very, very, very, very long car crash happen (pun intended). I'm just too invested in his downfall and potential redemption. But damn if the subject matter doesn't make me feel pretty skeezy from time to time
