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zmfinga
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I think playing the game definitely helps put a lot of their thoughts in context. In my perspective:
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Oh nah I didn't mean to disregard or push back on your POV, I thought I didn't provide enough analysis on the characters well enough in the original post for those that didn't play or anything, so I was just adding extra stuff on what you said as well.
Sorry for that misunderstanding.
I super agree on your interpretations and that those characters aren't only meant to be liked, whatever the context was.
muz2020
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You summed up the ending Perfectly atleast Dan got the revenge against the people who hurt him by literally cooking them up alive.
The Phrase "You got cooked" means alot here.
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Is there anyone here that likes the walls of text we get during scenes?
I think this game is brilliant in many ways, but I just can't with the sex scenes, I have to skip through the dialogue. I'm just curious whether there are people out there who enjoys this approach which clearly is not for me.
I think this game is brilliant in many ways, but I just can't with the sex scenes, I have to skip through the dialogue. I'm just curious whether there are people out there who enjoys this approach which clearly is not for me.
zmfinga
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IMO I liked the dialogue during the scenes; being able to add the thoughts of everyone involved and seeing how slutty Shion becomes when corrupted adds to the scene's ambience.
However I do notice a lot of people complaining about the amount of text involved, so you aren't alone here. The only time I found it difficult is the Mansion arc where the dialogue was only supported with pixel art only, mostly unskippable, and the characters were more tertiary to the main story.
I think the text's presence is suited to fit both worlds of people who can skip it, and to those who want additional details on the scenes. I'm not sure if you can have fleshed out characters without the texts involved though, so its a consequence I would happily take any day.
genericplant
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This is a sentence I might have written myself on some other games. I do agree that its important to show the progression of corruption during the scenes and that dialogue can be an important tool in that, but I also think that it's done best when its done in a more subtle way that does not require a wall of text.
I'm also making a distinction with the walls of text outside of scenes, those I understand as they flesh out the characters as you say.
Thanks for the response
muz2020
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So what is the solution to the clock puzzle in the mansion and also is thee a bug cause i made extra save before starting the mansion arc went to an old one to finish the sauna event and it says that dan went to the mansion even though he did not in that save
Also one last thing what is the deal with masaru why does he hate dan so much i sort of get that his parents had debts and whatnot but still what is the core reason also what happend to dan parents i remeber in the beginning that Mayor cheekily mentioned how hard dan mother worked or something
one last thing i got the cooking alive burning ending in my previous playthrough Masaru sort becames cooked brisket but what happend to Erica like what did the Villagers do to her
I admit i missed alot of dialogue if anyone can give an answer to my questions much appreciated
Also one last thing what is the deal with masaru why does he hate dan so much i sort of get that his parents had debts and whatnot but still what is the core reason also what happend to dan parents i remeber in the beginning that Mayor cheekily mentioned how hard dan mother worked or something
one last thing i got the cooking alive burning ending in my previous playthrough Masaru sort becames cooked brisket but what happend to Erica like what did the Villagers do to her
I admit i missed alot of dialogue if anyone can give an answer to my questions much appreciated
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I'll attach the save file here, but after taking the photo of Shion, I talked to Masaru to activate that questline and managed to feed 1 Mint CCC to Erica and 1 Chocolate cake to Lily.
You can just enter the house now and the quest will trigger from there.
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I forgot to watch the blowjob scene in the computer of the RV, and i already finished the RV mini story.
Is there a way to access to that pc?
Is there a way to access to that pc?
zmfinga
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I think you should be able to unlock that in the recollection room if im not mistaken
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In the Recollection room it is hidden the scene and i can't unlock it since i didn't watch it in the pc during the event.
And that is why i ask if the pc is somewhere else now, i cant remember right but when the RV mini story finished the game said something about the pc of the RV but i cant remember what exactly said.
zmfinga
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Ah yeah I do recall that dialogue saying that the PC wouldn't be accessible after leaving the RV arc, so you might have to progress into the story a bit further to unlock fully.