How do you think the story ends?
It did start getting confusing after a while who you meant by Ami2. I don't recall Himawari specifically mentioning resets before this update but she made at least one passing remark about them before talking about the factory reset.
Same. And it still hasn't disappointed me don't think it will unless it pulls some Star vs. bullshit. At least for me, it'll always be one of the visual novels of all time.
I will be very disappointed if it was all a dream ending.
I'm still hoping the parts I don't like about the game are chapter 4 exclusive, and that chapter 4 ends with Prime coming back. Timing wise it could easily line up, and then we'd still have a chapter to wrap things up like what were the tutoring days like, and dealing with the consequences of prime coming back.
There is a non zero possibility that a true playthrough needs you to be a good uncle until you reach the ending where it loops, and then you have to go bad uncle, and there could be extra dialogue spread through the game again for doing so.
I mean, obviously at this point it's whatever Selebus decides to retcon, but if we go back to the explanation of what the wishing well is, it's more likely that it connects you to a reality where what you want is true, rather than actually creating something out of nowhere.
It's Kaori. She's the only character who uses black nail polish, Sekai always has pink nails.
Not normally one for Tsuneyo but... hmm... this shot really takes maximum advantage of her swimsuit's unique design... Very interestin'...
Did anyone made a connection between times of the TSS events? I can't check right now but almost all of them had their time of the day announced.
I had to reread this a couple of times. Is this post a joke? It has to be, right?
There's a reason i have that guy on ignore, he needs serious psychological help and he ain't gonna get it from me... it's unfortunate that the subject matter of this story can really pull the most niche headcases out of ether... in this case, a crusader of divine retribution who lives in non-linear time, dishing out 'justice' for pre-crimes...
If you are taking the path of "I, as a reader, got satisfaction from seeing Akira suffering great abuse in his past, and see this as an emotional release for me, the reader, after having seen him destroy a lot of lives in the narrative i'm reading" then sure. I don't feel that way, but to each their own.
