same bro im stuck too book says find honey during daytime but she isnt anywhere in the forest or church and i can't skip time anymore
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Will we be able to knock up the girls one day? I'm a big sap for pregnancy content
You can ignore the logs in the forest (although picking them up is also trivial), that's like 5 at most. But shaking the tree can give you literally over 60 logs. Just roll back if you get bonked.
45 logs is actually stupid easy. Literally just shake the tree.
You can ignore the logs in the forest (although picking them up is also trivial), that's like 5 at most. But shaking the tree can give you literally over 60 logs. Just roll back if you get bonked.
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my bad i misspoke i meant Planks. (i need 200 logs to sell) also the tree usually falls after 20 or so logs and after you roll back it still happens if you try again so you have to go back home and come back the whole process is annoying and takes too long. and i have a feeling based on all the farming up to now there will be more. i just don't like it.
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Ah, I don't know much about the planks.
Actually, that reminds me. I've run into a bug - the scene where Honey comes to visit you, immediately following the first yuri scene with momo in the bathtub, that one? It concludes by initiating itself again, which breaks things since you have a quest to go outside and find Honey, and then also one to meet her by the front door, and you can't leave through the front door nor get anywhere with the map since you have to meet Honey there, but she's not there.
I can't access the rest of the game because I'm softlocked into the convent.
As for the tree, it averages to around 20 logs, but the seed is determined per-day and seems to be VERY permissive about how high the count can go. Rolling back just allows you to keep the logs you've collected.
With how many logs you can get in a single day - I've personally gotten 67 at the highest - you could probably get to 200 logs relatively quickly, with only a week or so in-game of grinding. Even if you take the average of 20, that's still only 10 days, which isn't too bad.
Actually, that reminds me. I've run into a bug - the scene where Honey comes to visit you, immediately following the first yuri scene with momo in the bathtub, that one? It concludes by initiating itself again, which breaks things since you have a quest to go outside and find Honey, and then also one to meet her by the front door, and you can't leave through the front door nor get anywhere with the map since you have to meet Honey there, but she's not there.
I can't access the rest of the game because I'm softlocked into the convent.
As for the tree, it averages to around 20 logs, but the seed is determined per-day and seems to be VERY permissive about how high the count can go. Rolling back just allows you to keep the logs you've collected.
With how many logs you can get in a single day - I've personally gotten 67 at the highest - you could probably get to 200 logs relatively quickly, with only a week or so in-game of grinding. Even if you take the average of 20, that's still only 10 days, which isn't too bad.
If there is a remake it means there was censorship. So I ask someone who played before the previous game, what was censored? incest? l0lis?
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Dunno what you mean, a lot of games undergo remakes because the dev got much better at the given rendering software (in this case, Koikatsu, insofar as it qualifies)
For example, adding animation and such. Depending on how spaghetti the code was in the original, the remake might be done to better organize internals, allow for new minigames or animations or branching routes, or it might be to add or remove characters. Censorship is plausible, but far from the only reason remakes are done.
For example, adding animation and such. Depending on how spaghetti the code was in the original, the remake might be done to better organize internals, allow for new minigames or animations or branching routes, or it might be to add or remove characters. Censorship is plausible, but far from the only reason remakes are done.