- Oct 7, 2020
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- Aug 8, 2018
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I like this game it's very nice but in short :
The dev team needs to fix the grind problem , because with each new date the grind gets longer and harder , no matter if you are duing date again or progressing into new one , it's fucking ridiculous
And gallery has some type of glitch or bug , cannot access anything
The dev team needs to fix the grind problem , because with each new date the grind gets longer and harder , no matter if you are duing date again or progressing into new one , it's fucking ridiculous
And gallery has some type of glitch or bug , cannot access anything
If the grind is too much and your mouse has some software attached to it (ie. Razer Central/Synapse), you can bind left click to your scroll wheel and spin to win.
- May 27, 2017
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- Aug 8, 2018
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I like clicking/tapping
If you played the game and payed attention , on the bottom you have progress bar it fills quicker the more upgrades you have , when the date is over and you start next date or you are doing date again upgrades go with you and cost of them , but power of progressing the bar frome upgrades becomes zero again .
Ewen if someone use macro to try speed thru remember that you have in the top right corner a meter , you fill it by rapid clicking and if it fills up you fail the whole date and need to do it from beginning again , there are consumables to stop the progress meter that use red hearts that you have five of , you can refill them by using potions but they cost is constantly growing with every use
I played the game and paid attention. For someone who wants to play the game without using macros, I agree that there needs to be more upgrades to balance the increased progression requirement. However, even if you 'fail' by filling up the meter from too much clicking and reset your date progress, you retain all the points that you earned so that you may spend it on more upgrades/golden hearts and then subsequently the meter-stalling items. Essentially you can grind your 'power' before focusing on progressing the date.
If you do use a macro like the left-click bound scroll, I've noticed the inputs are registered so quickly that more often than not the meter stalls on its own or the item that keeps it from filling stops depleting while you scroll away. A glitch most likely due to the unconventional clicking.