It's not listed in the tag, but just adding here for those unaware and might catch them off guard, there technically is NTR here by the way, if you are romancing Sophie. (Avoidable)
The other scenes of other girls being fucked by other men isn't NTR in the strictest sense but the Sophie one is clear cut definitely NTR given the established relationship between MC and Sophie.
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The other scenes of other girls being fucked by other men isn't NTR in the strictest sense but the Sophie one is clear cut definitely NTR given the established relationship between MC and Sophie.
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It's a dream (technically nothing happens
) and it's largely avoidable.
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"Are you ready to question what you thought was real?" Let yourself be carried away by the events. You need to reach chapter 3 to slowly start understanding the REAL story.
yeah, definitely the reason why i dropped this game. i enjoyed it for the most part, but without the wt, i'd rather not have to save scum
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You DO NOT need any damn walkthrough:
Gallery CLEARLY tells you what you HAVE TO DO to unlock the scenes:
The game tells you when you're supposed to save because of story branches as well:
And it tells you when you raise a girl's points and angel/devil points.
Click on "your feelings" and check your stats, too:
Moreover, if you used a walkthrough mod, you'd have to wait for an updated mod version whenever the Author releases a new update because your saves wouldn't work without an updated mod.
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This AVN is too underrated.
Now that I'm at the beginning of chapter 2, I'm going to overreach myself so I'm telling you that
this AVN is in my 10 best F95 visual novels list.
Now that I'm at the beginning of chapter 2, I'm going to overreach myself so I'm telling you that
this AVN is in my 10 best F95 visual novels list.
Thank you very muchThis AVN is too underrated.
Now that I'm at the beginning of chapter 2, I'm going to overreach myself so I'm telling you that
this AVN is in my 10 best F95 visual novels list.
This really makes me happy! 
On each image in the gallery, you have information to unlock the scene
- Jun 10, 2017
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Totally agree.
There's the issue with the English translation being too literal, but it's still perfectly understandable (at least for the french speaker I am) ; the main issue being the too many confusion between "him" and "her" ; DavyCroquette you're a native french speaker, sorry but you've not excuse on those confusions.
But everything else is really good and interesting.
It have a Life On Mars (the TV show, not the song) feeling, but is way deeper than this. It's not just the story of a man trying to figure out what is the reality and what is a dream. And it's not even about who are the girls (is Sophie his wife, or is it Vicky. Is Zombie Apocalypse June his second daughter, or is she someone else, and if she is, then why are she the one who remember the most her other life, and what happened for her to want to forget it ? and so on).
There's a consensus in MC's mind, that his "normal life" is his past, but it totally denote with the "zombie apocalypse life". After all, in the "normal life", Yana is dead, even Linda acknowledge it, as well as Sophie if I understood correctly. Yet in the "zombie apocalypse life", everything resolve around the fact that she's infected, but not affected (dead, but not really ?) and, more important, her hospital room number, 127, play a major role... Therefore, there's more behind the story than the said Life On Mars lookalike, what promise a more satisfying ending, whatever that ending can be.
Side note: Kudo for the change when the MC finally accepted the "normal life" as being his memories. Passing from the dream-like effect to a cinematic one enforce that acceptation.
This being said, Davy, you should really find someone to proof read the English version, the game would seriously benefit from this.
Honestly, thank you for this wonderful chunk of text. I really enjoyed reading it. It's nice to see people who appreciate my work
I don't know the TV series "Life on Mars" but I'll do a little research
As for the English, it's an automatic translation that I correct the first time, and then it is further corrected by another person, "Blackmoor." The problem I encounter is that the French language (in which I write) is so complex that most of the time it's extremely difficult to translate into English and sometimes even impossible because there is no equivalent in English. In French, we often have several words to say one thing, and depending on the word used, the meaning can be different. Anyway... For the she/he/her/him , I reread the 100,000 lines of code several times, but there are still some that slip through...
In any case, thank you very much for your message, and I hope my text (this one) is understandable
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Well, basically speaking it's the same premise than your story (at least as it looks like so far, because there's still place for possible twists): Peoples are put in cryo during their travel to Mars, and something goes from, interfering with one of the simulations. The person in that simulation wanted to be a cop in the 00's, and suddenly after some time like that, he become a cop in the 70's and try to understand what is happening to him.
Your English isn't bad (at least to my eyes), you could do the translation by yourself.
Like you pass over it once, I'm not sure that it would really need more times that your current process. And it would make you catch more surely confusions like "Kiss Wendy" and "Fuck Wendy".
It explain why the literal part of the translation is limited to some specific cases that are confusing in the intent more than in the meaning. If I find some time, and achieve to get rid of my near to burnout state before the end of the holidays, I'll jump on it to catch those cases ; no promise.
They do so in English. After all, it's the base of slang, whatever the language. Reason why I said that the issue is the literal side of some translation. Beyond this, the English is more than correct.
You should have more confidence in your English skills. I'm far to be the best person to judge it, but I never had issue to understand your posts, and I'm sure that I'm not the only one.
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Thank you for the time you take to analyze my workWell, basically speaking it's the same premise than your story (at least as it looks like so far, because there's still place for possible twists): Peoples are put in cryo during their travel to Mars, and something goes from, interfering with one of the simulations. The person in that simulation wanted to be a cop in the 00's, and suddenly after some time like that, he become a cop in the 70's and try to understand what is happening to him.
Your English isn't bad (at least to my eyes), you could do the translation by yourself.
Like you pass over it once, I'm not sure that it would really need more times that your current process. And it would make you catch more surely confusions like "Kiss Wendy" and "Fuck Wendy".
Saint Blackmoor shame on you for the him/her
More seriously, it explain why the literal part of the translation is limited to some specific cases that are confusing in the intent more than in the meaning. If I find some time, and achieve to get rid of my near to burnout state before the end of the holidays, I'll jump on it to catch those cases ; no promise.
They do so in English. After all, it's the base of slang, whatever the language. Reason why I said that the issue is the literal side of some translation. Beyond this, the English is more than correct.
You should have more confidence in your English skills. I'm far to be the best person to judge it, but I never had issue to understand your posts, and I'm sure that I'm not the only one.
It makes me extremely happy.
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It's the American version of the show.
In the original English version, there are no explanations.
I prefer that version, because it keeps the mystery. The reason of what happen is left to your imagination.
The American version is well... American
=> Less is left to imagination, the show has to give you an explanation.For those who don't know this show, it's a about a cop around the year 2000 who, after being in coma following an aggression, wake up in 1973.
Very good show. Emphasis about the societal differences that happen in thirty year (like the place of women in the police force and society in general, homosexuality...).
Packed in only 2 seasons, because the creators of the show felt they had enough material for only 2 seasons, and didn't want to extend beyond and ruin the story. Very wise move, kudo for them. Just for that, this show deserve being viewed
DavyCroquette if you ever find the 2 versions, I advise to start with the English one, then the American one.
I prefer the former, but the later isn't bad (it's just less good than the original one
). And it's very interesting to see how they adapt each episode to American culture.I ever remember of an episode that is totally different. In the English version, it revolves around soccer fans and hooliganism. But at hooliganism is less common in the USA, they change the story of that episode for racial tensions.