Yes. If you don't have sex with any of the regular crew, then you'll have an opportunity to learn more about Reina and have sex with her. The sex scene with her is pretty much identical whether you're playing a male or female, so there's no real point in doing an 11th run, though.
Its worth it.Oh ok, I never knew there was a abstinence path, I'll have to check it out. Thanks.
You can only have one LI (max) per playthrough. You'd need to do 3 playthroughs for that particular MC to see all 3.
Yes but I mean I'd like to interact with the other characters even though I'm not on their path. You know, as friends.
It's been quite some time, but I thought I did, when I was on Stephanie's path (example), I thought I chatted and hung out with the other 2 LIs and non-lis, but maybe I've blurred the paths in my mind.
No, you remember well, you can have friendly relations with the other characters.It's been quite some time, but I thought I did, when I was on Stephanie's path (example), I thought I chatted and hung out with the other 2 LIs and non-lis, but maybe I've blurred the paths in my mind.
if there'll be sequel then not direct sequel and not in same base. devs didn't fully shoot sequel down.
Windows, all of the files including the main folder, and yes, I have rebooted several times since then, and every time I try to delete it, the same thing happens. The game isn't playable anymore, but the files are still there and they occupy space in the disk, it's not like I just see an empty folder. It's very confusing lol
Am I understanding correctly that you delete the files, they go away, and then come back? How long before they come back?
Yeah, you understood correctly. And the files come back as soon as I close the file explorer. The weird thing is that when I press delete it actually deletes something, but nothing shows up in the recycle bin. It's as if it never actually deleted anything.
You may have already tried this, but I'll suggest it just in case you have not. There might be some unexpected process that's using the files, or that Windows thinks is using them. To get around this, you might try restarting and running Windows in Safe Mode. Then, while signed in under Safe Mode, anything that might be using the files (or that Windows would think is using them) could become deletable. After the deletion appears to have finished, restart Windows normally once more.
