There are a few sex scenes you can miss but after I added markers you'd need to be pretty special to miss them.
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BeingADikDik
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It would be a funny meta if the player gets rewarded for being oblivious to markers when controlling CJ.
MangoTree
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In local low there are two folders for the game, one is lightning rooster productions [has the saves] the other is lightning rooster prouctions [empty]. Why is that? is it safe to delete lightning rooster prouctions? Story Anon Thanks.
Second one is old one. When I fixed typo in the name I made game automatically move saves to new folder so players wouldn't notice it. It's safe to delete. It exists because when first Unity builds were made they had a typo in company name.
Damn usually not the biggest fan of introducing (even) more girls but i really wouldnt mind more sophie 
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meanmanatee
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Gotta say, this project's writing constantly improves and it started strong. I am actually starting to like reading this in the same way I enjoy literature more than in the way I enjoy VNs. Impressive stuff Story Anon.
OhGodNotAgain
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OMG I'm cracking up at Ashley and Sarah in this update.
Ehh, I'm not sure I entirely trust Tsukiko. More and more alarm bells are going off with every interaction with her.
Ehh, I'm not sure I entirely trust Tsukiko. More and more alarm bells are going off with every interaction with her.
So I'd been originally writing off trying to play this game after twice trying and losing interest due to a mix of the main character being a bit too much of an airhead / comic relief character and Victoria being insufferable, pulling the kinda shit I absolutely cant stand in a person, not saying I think any of her development is bad writing its just a way of handling conflict that makes me extremely uncomfortable and having the female lead do it for any lengthy period of time just seemed like it would be an awful experience personally.
However I recently played Tropicali and was really enjoying it and was surprised to see this was also by the same dev.
So what I was wondering is do things change at all or is what you get in the first bit more or less what you get for the whole ride?
However I recently played Tropicali and was really enjoying it and was surprised to see this was also by the same dev.
So what I was wondering is do things change at all or is what you get in the first bit more or less what you get for the whole ride?
The first bit is completely different compared to the rest of the AVN.
And any conflict with Victoria is resolved quickly and she becomes (really always was) the most passionate and compassionate companion possible. Proudly showcasing her devotion to her man.
And even tho she’s the first gf, there are quite a few „lead-LIs“ in the unlikely case you really can’t stand her even after seeing what happened.
CJ is much more complex than potrayed at first, the narrators (like Jamie) aren’t exactly reliable themself when it’s about their evaluation of CJs behavior and actions.
Nobody knows why he acts like that for the first 20, 25 chapters and what he’s gone through.
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Thank you for the quick reply, I'll definitely give it another shot that all sounds quite promising.
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I definitely agree with you. I get similar vibes from her (them?) as early Cro, only to an as yet less extreme extent: the end justifies the means.
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There is a continuous character development throughout the story. This is true for every character, even those who look a bit like comic relief at first, or those who feel like sworn enemies.
For example I couldn't stand Ashley at first. Too high energy, too clingy. Eventually she hits you with the reasons of being that intense and I couldn't help but relate.
I think this is a common theme about the criticisms of the game. It takes a while to get coherent. Even the protagonist acts in ways that are very.. odd. The narration elements paint a picture which is pretty false. For example, when CJ first unlocks his powers, the narrator says that essentially all weakness is purged from him and his personality changes from meek to flashy and dominant. Yet.. it's not really the case. He becomes a bit more assertive but he still falls into certain patterns that don't fit that desciption and the resolution/explanation comes significantly later.
So the reader has to constantly challenge the opinions presented, of the actors and the narration.
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I love this VN to pieces, but I concede that the early chapters may have lost me and I only stuck with it because it was recommended by someone who knows me well. CJ in particular really ground my gears. His arrogant brainlet persona made him a massive twat and I wanted to dunk him in the river. Worse, he was opposed to Cro' and Hayato, who were much more interesting.
Thankfully, he drops the act and his real self is mostly as he was in the prologue: A simple, chill, kindhearted young man who would be content with his loving family, if only the supernatural weren't constantly beating down the front door. I empathize deeply with his self esteem issues and his struggle to enjoy the life he has while dealing with all the problems it creates. Chad is a compelling protagonist, but damn if his first 20 chapters didn't fucking krill me.
Thankfully, he drops the act and his real self is mostly as he was in the prologue: A simple, chill, kindhearted young man who would be content with his loving family, if only the supernatural weren't constantly beating down the front door. I empathize deeply with his self esteem issues and his struggle to enjoy the life he has while dealing with all the problems it creates. Chad is a compelling protagonist, but damn if his first 20 chapters didn't fucking krill me.
To me it feels like CJ always acts like with the girls interrests in mind, even the flashy outgoing clown-like persona.
Despite the fact that it made him look like a clown it was still refreshing? energetic? Im not sure how to describe it but it distracted from pressing issues and showcased some kind of possitivity for everyone.
All of them are kinda unhappy with the status quo before he came back, its like everything was gray and he brought the colour back. And even not considering this symbolic its important to consider that he's not really a human and his influences for the last years were Sarah (
) and his dad KEK.But yeah, his whole act, persona and desire seems to be to support the girls in whatever way possible even when it makes him look like a clown. And he has the confidence for it, hes only really worried what people close to him think about him.
CJ always feels to me like someone who deliberatly put a filter(?) in lack of a better word on himself, or an earlier version of him did that. Like a omnipotent entity forcing to reduce the own omnipotence to give the rest of existence something like a free will.
He doesnt want this amount of influence and power. At least not alone? He doesnt feel worthy of it. So far we never saw the true amount of CJ's power i guess, it feels like he's restrciting himself all the time.
Cro revealed a lot of stuff to us already, in theory is apparently able to command all fairys and again he tries to not use it and instead giving them free will.
I think in the Theresa finale we see the "true/unrestriced" CJ for a short amount of time when he subdues Leah and Victoria, he's forced to strip them of their free will and he hates it. We dont really know how far this power extends, could he have even subdued the goddesses?
I think he feels like (and probably warranted) that getting to solutions soley by using his own power doesnt lead to the solution he's looking for and im pretty sure he (probably subconscious?) knows it.
Maybe trusting soley on his own omnipotence/power lead to whatever made the last court fall apart.
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