- Feb 16, 2019
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wow a legit blast from the past was still in college when I first played the expanded demo way back when
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- Jan 13, 2019
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Here is a guide posted from the Itch.io
This guide goes over everything for week 4, it'll show you what you need to clear the trial:
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- Apr 23, 2019
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Whether they are Otome or Yaoi, female-created games almost always come across as terrifying. Marriage after SEVEN frigging WEEKS into a relationship would be a nightmare to anyone sane.
Ehhh my character just died in the second week after their horse chose to jump off a cliff because something scared them. Having your character die randomly like that sucks. I didn't expect the challenge mode to be so punishing, pretty much expecting you to predict the unpredictable.
It's not exactly random, it was a murder-plot you can discover details of (if you survive). As for surviving, it's doable in a few different ways -- either with character's own skills (if they're high enough) or failing that, there's two ROs who can come to your rescue, provided you bothered to interact amiably with at least one of them.
It's worth to keep on mind that this game was inspired to some degree by Long Live the Queen, where the possibility for your character to die horribly in one way or another was also regularly around the corner. That's also why the easy mode exists.
lol easy/story mode is hard enough and even the devs recommend to play on the easiest difficulty for like the first 4 playthroughs till u figure everything out first
I figured it wasn't the "you're walking down the street and a lightning kills you" kind of random death. It just felt way too sudden to me, especially right after my mousy bookworm from Jiyel was told they got poisoned and need to find a cure on their own (not exactly a hint to improve your physical defenses, is it?).
Normally when I see a choice between hard and easy mode I pick the former because the latter tends to just let you ignore the game's mechanics completely and see whatever you want to see. Here the hard mode is actually hard, you have to think about how to build your character to make them capable of surviving whatever the game can throw at them.
Normally when I see a choice between hard and easy mode I pick the former because the latter tends to just let you ignore the game's mechanics completely and see whatever you want to see. Here the hard mode is actually hard, you have to think about how to build your character to make them capable of surviving whatever the game can throw at them.
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Was going to say, I've seen this game mentioned on TV Tropes, but was under the impression that it didn't have any sex scenes, so it was never going to show up here.
To be fair, when you're dealing with fantasy or medieval stories, marriage really isn't a thing you do for love, and half the time you may not even like the person you're marrying. You're getting married as part of what is essentially a political alliance or business transaction, where the person you're marrying is unimportant compared to their family's connections or ability to help your family.
For most of human history post-Agricultural Revolution, women were basically seen as family assets, to be traded or sold as necessary to further your own interests. The idea of marrying for "love" was strongly discouraged and generally looked down on.
Going to a political summit and marrying someone seven weeks in is actually pretty sane compared to two people who've never met being betrothed to each other while they're still infants, with the expectation that they'll get married 15-20 years later whether they like it or not. At least the characters in this story have some agency.