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Well, you don't need either of them. ;-)
I think @WTFSaurus is only keeping the older version (0.19) on there for reference. But I could be wrong.
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Assuming there are different routes/endings for different characters, how much do you need to focus on a specific love interest? Like, do you have enough days that you can split your time evenly between daytime locations and see most of the content in 1 run, or do you really have to min/max and do a Callie playthrough, a Primrose playthrough, an Evelyn playthrough, etc?
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You don't have to start the endgame until you're ready so you can do everything
Oh cool. The wording at the beginning of the game made it sound like there was some kind of strict time limit and that you needed to prioritize your finite days. If that's not the case, then that makes things a lot easier.
Thanks!
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For now but, correct me if i am wrong, didn't Belle mentioned before that we should have a fixed time before the princess arrives in the complete game?
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I thought Belle changed his/her opinion on that and made the endgame variable... you can start it the earliest at day 60 (I believe), but can postpone indefinetaly until you are happy with your standing.
The goal is still to make everything achievable in that time frame but there won't be a forced Event to trigger the endgame from my understanding... since there was that much backlash and a few good arguments to make it that way
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it's available on Day 45. Yeah, I tried doing nothing for 45 days. Merek starts to haunt your dreams if you do this and the endgame gets really short
Things are still being decided, but I might end up making it a choice you make when you start a game, allowing you to pick between the intended way of playing (a limited number of days) and something else for those who simply can't handle the thought of not finishing everything in one single playthrough. Not that the latter will be possible anyway, but that doesn't seem to stop some people from wanting to try. Illusion of choice, and all that.
The current way the game works is merely a placeholder during development. Once NG+ is fully implemented, I'll probably start fiddling with the setup options.
The current way the game works is merely a placeholder during development. Once NG+ is fully implemented, I'll probably start fiddling with the setup options.