Ren'Py Lessons in Love [v0.55.0] [Selebus]

[Zarcord the venezuelan]

Spoiler: Yumi event

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[shmurfer]

Aight, fair. But the only download I found so far, is about 100kb per sec, and is the full download not the update only, roughly 8 hours to download. Wanna help a brother out, or should I just keep searching or wait for this long ass download.

No something's wrong with your setup. That 200mb download took a minute or so for me, cheese is by far the fastest uploader.

 

[Detective Dc345]

Spoiler: Touka Event 3

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[Acerdade]

No something's wrong with your setup. That 200mb download took a minute or so for me, cheese is by far the fastest uploader.

Aight, now I got it. It's 5AM for me so usually don't have to worry about immediate updates like this, but figured since I'm up (and drunk) I'd get it download and start playing it. Thanks for the help man.

 

[LoveWhiteHairedGirl]

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[Moonflare]

0.48 Event Triggers:

There are 18 events and 3 new animations. I have added when the events called for variations, but there aren't that many. No events are missable and most of them are either automatic or linked.

Spoiler: Triggers

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The animations are inviteovers for Sana, Nodoka and Molly.

Spoiler: inviteovers

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The text from Tsuneyo 1 is reversed.

Spoiler: Translation

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Finally, as a reminder, 0.49 has been delayed and it will only be coming on May, 1st. Next month will be full of filler content as a "celebration".

Edit: Added affection requirements.

 

[LoveWhiteHairedGirl]

0.48 Event Triggers:

There are 18 events and 3 new animations. I have added when the events called for variations, but there aren't that many. No events are missable and most of them are either automatic or linked.

Spoiler: Triggers

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The animations are inviteovers for Sana, Nodoka and Molly.

Fuck this Uta trigger. I will do it tomorrow morning.

 

[Bingoogus]

Spoiler: 0.48

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[Detective Dc345]

At this point people knowing Sensei's name has to be a bit at this point, because how are these individuals getting this information??

 

[Moonflare]

So much to talk about, but let me start with two points for consideration:

Spoiler: Yumi 3

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Spoiler: Uta 1

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Anyway there's a lot to talk about like the gods searching for other vessels, the multiple Sekais, Maki trying really hard not to out Akira fucking both Makoto and Miku, Yasu's whole giving birth to an angel, Himawari obviously, Tsuneyo being forced to redo "This town has two halves", the white room above Tojo Ramen, who possessed Tsuneyo, why Nao-chan came to save Akira, the Rika sex being a step away, Yuki having cancer and that being the reason for her going back to drugs, Karin bouncing back, Uta's personal tragedy and some other minor stuff.

But I wanted to highlight those two from the start because I think they'd get overlooked.

 

[SlidingSubject]

Spoiler: Uta 1

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That said, is the japanese spelling of his name known?

 

[Moonflare]

That said, is the japanese spelling of his name known?

it is now (sort of). In Japanese, many kanjis (the symbols) have the same sound, thus it is common when explaining a name to do so: "my name is written by combining the kanjis for so and so".

 

[Budoop]

That exception bit was really good, at first I thought it'd just be a png in the background but no, it was an actual exception and with instructions in the error message.

So many revelations, but I see a lot of it is discussed already.
Yumi remains top tier, and I hate what Akira is doing to Uta, even if she knows it deep down she's clearly trying to ignore the red flags.

 

[bunbun22]

That said, is the japanese spelling of his name known?

According to what he said it would be: 秋楽

 

[akselx]

Oh, man. This update evokes the feeling of...slow descent. Like, there's suddenly so much less normallicy to anchor us and Sensei. Love it.

 

[Krestrike]

Spoiler: name

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[Bingoogus]

Spoiler: name

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Kanji is old, i could be wrong but translating it as 'music' could be a case of losing all the cultural connotations in the translation. If you imagine old, traditional Japanese music, a lot of it could be described as 'comfort' music, aesthetic and relaxed, and it wouldn't be hard to imagine that when they say 'music', that specific kind, it could be better translated as 'relaxing traditional music' rather than modern pop or rock. Always got to remember with translations that different languages use different syntax, whereas we say this music or that music, they might say Kemba or Sinwong, and both would translate as music, but be radically different in their meaning to natives.

Given all that, and again, i could be wrong, i don't speak Japanese, it could be something more like 'Autumn's soft flute played by the mountain stream'... Autumn music... this is pure conjecture though.

 

[Krestrike]

''Kanji is old''

I am not sure what do you mean by old. I specifically skimmed for readings of possible kanji that means music and only the onyomi of 楽 (raku) gives us ra for the two-kanji name. If you want traditional Japanese music there's a specific word for it 邦楽 hougaku. I am just speculating because this kanji has plenty of meanings, first that come to my mind are - fun, ease, paradise, music, relief, pleasure and some more synonyms, but those are the ones I do remember.

Re: Moonflare already mentioned about japanese explaining how to write their names by naming other words where those kanji are used with needed readings. The thing is, apart from old style Japanese names which where usually quite dumb (especially for girls with every name ending with -ko(子 child), but parents tend to give their own interpretation of kanjis they use in a name for their child. So is it seleboba with blatant use of ''the meaning is the same as the reading example'' or it was just helping Uta to understand how to write and/flirt, cuz, well, music and music. Until stated otherwise we can guess however we want, especially because 秋 (aki) can also be used to read as toki and oh boy, I don't have to mention how WE LOVE TIME/SEASONS in this game.

 

[daagagsdgd]

it is now (sort of). In Japanese, many kanjis (the symbols) have the same sound, thus it is common when explaining a name to do so: "my name is written by combining the kanjis for so and so".

What?! It's not 明 (bright, light)? Since I always assume it's one character like other male members of Arakawa family - Nozumu (望) or Yuu (悠).

Anyway back to Akira あきら, if it's really written as 秋楽 then it would be very interesting. Since 楽 not only can refer to music when combining with 音 (sound) but also a general feeling of joyfulness. Like in 快楽, which means, as you probably already guessed, happiness.

 

[LessonsInDissonance]

Make sure to choose the color black.
I've asked you guys of this many times before.
One day you will have to choose.
Please, choose black.