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[Translation Request] Mind Luda (Cil Pick)
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My version of Mind Luda had some untranslated images.
One UI element in four versions and seven flashback scenes. I translated them.
The text from the flashback scenes comes from Translator++. I'm fairly confident that I got the correct lines.
The .zip also contains .png files for you to compare and decide if you want to replace them.
Here's a preview:
One UI element in four versions and seven flashback scenes. I translated them.
The text from the flashback scenes comes from Translator++. I'm fairly confident that I got the correct lines.
The .zip also contains .png files for you to compare and decide if you want to replace them.
Here's a preview:
I briefly compared the official TL with
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. The one from Dazed felt noticeably better to me.
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Download link in OP has expired / not available. Can anyone please share another link?
Thanks in advance for your help
Thanks in advance for your help
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There is a reason for that, unfortunately this game contains content that is not allowed here.
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there is a AI TL patch on dlsite for this and i checked the start its pretty good so far, its v1.35 but it works on v1.37 witch is the latest version i think
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Is this game mostly rape/blackmail focused or does the fmc become a willing participant eventually? Might abandon it if the former as that's not the sort of NTR I like...
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you control her, so yes, she can become a complete slut and enjoy sex
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It's up to you like Komdot said, it's very difficult to get the 'pure' ending, but there is still plenty of H scene to enjoy. Personally, I would have like to be able to stop certain other events from happening or at least a skip option so I don't have to look away for them.
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Thanks for answers I will continue a bit more and see if I like it. But not in the mood for another Dark Hero Party 
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Yeah Dark Hero Party is the worst NTR I have ever played. Mind Luda is not on that level of hopeless, but it is still NTR. For Mind Luda I did enjoy the story with H scenes of the main herione, which this game is satisfying in that regards.Thanks for answers I will continue a bit more and see if I like it. But not in the mood for another Dark Hero Party
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I really enjoyed Dark Hero Party, but I feel this game is often misunderstood. Beneath the surface, it carries a strong moral undertone. In the revenge route, all the villains face the consequences of their actions—including the cheating childhood friend. While it was satisfying to see justice served, I wish the game had explored her manipulation more deeply. She was a victim too, just as the protagonist was manipulated, though in his case, he had to witness his loved ones being betrayed and used through a crystal ball while he was in a coma-like state, transforming into the new Demon Lord (or something similar). The game delivers a powerful narrative of suffering and vengeance that resonates deeply.
As for Mind Luda, I’d say it’s one of the best NTR games I’ve ever played. Having loved Wailin Guignol by the same creator, I was thrilled to dive into this title. The NTR elements are grounded in the story, justified by the sacrifices the wife makes to save her husband and son. That emotional depth really stood out to me. That said, the game isn’t without flaws—some aspects could definitely have been handled better. When I last played, I noticed that updates were planned for the recollection room, but I haven’t checked my DLsite account to see if those updates have been released yet.
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While I can understand what Dark Hero Party is about, Imos and Lotia relationship was downright nonsensical under scrutiny with numerous things like her logic not adding up. Calling it misunderstood is being generous.
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There is no reason ever given for Lothia to trust Thrash aka Trash, he is blackmailing her the whole time. Yet by the end of the game she is his willing lover because the sex is that good? What worse is she did was not seek out help from the Prince, Aina or Lotia to at least Try to change the situation.
Lothia believed a prostitute, over the person she knew since childhood, that lives in the town of the man who tried to **** her AND listen to the man who tried to drug her by giving HIM, of all ppl, the benefit of the doubt was completely insane. Add to that the fact that the prostitute made her see the man she claimed she loved as less of a man because he wasnt given special powers.
Lothia never found it strange about the events that took place concerning the poison considering Imos did not have any pharmaceutical skills, hes been scrubbing toilets for months, where did he have time to do all of this? Challenging Thrash, a known coniving thug, piliger to a sex battle...really?
That doesn't even take into consideration Imos, who had every chance to counter everything Lothia said because everything she said was contradicted by all the people around her. Or why Imos doesn't consider Lothia a lost cause when she refuses to listen to anything he has to say.
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Sorry, not buying it, I've played plenty of NTR game where the love interest cheats with another guy, and when it's done right, it can be really interesting. However, that requires a little more thought process, as why someone would do this.
Even the developers were pretty self aware about how stupid they made Lothia just to get the story to function.
I'm ok with dark stories and NTR. I'm not ok when the story is bent towards a dark direction without logic/reasoning. Tons of characters act out of character just to push a theme. The only excuse they can make plot wise is if the dragons themselves are influencing every character slightly. It's just dark for the sake of being dark.
I do agree with you EdenGenesis that Mind Luda, is one of the best NTR games I’ve ever played. However, thankfully it's nothing like Dark Hero Party. Mind Luda has a well craft story and they took the time and effort to explain why Segi is the way she is. Plus you get the choice if she will fall or survive, which mean you get the best of both darkness and light.
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There is no reason ever given for Lothia to trust Thrash aka Trash, he is blackmailing her the whole time. Yet by the end of the game she is his willing lover because the sex is that good? What worse is she did was not seek out help from the Prince, Aina or Lotia to at least Try to change the situation.
Lothia believed a prostitute, over the person she knew since childhood, that lives in the town of the man who tried to **** her AND listen to the man who tried to drug her by giving HIM, of all ppl, the benefit of the doubt was completely insane. Add to that the fact that the prostitute made her see the man she claimed she loved as less of a man because he wasnt given special powers.
Lothia never found it strange about the events that took place concerning the poison considering Imos did not have any pharmaceutical skills, hes been scrubbing toilets for months, where did he have time to do all of this? Challenging Thrash, a known coniving thug, piliger to a sex battle...really?
That doesn't even take into consideration Imos, who had every chance to counter everything Lothia said because everything she said was contradicted by all the people around her. Or why Imos doesn't consider Lothia a lost cause when she refuses to listen to anything he has to say.
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Sorry, not buying it, I've played plenty of NTR game where the love interest cheats with another guy, and when it's done right, it can be really interesting. However, that requires a little more thought process, as why someone would do this.
Even the developers were pretty self aware about how stupid they made Lothia just to get the story to function.
I'm ok with dark stories and NTR. I'm not ok when the story is bent towards a dark direction without logic/reasoning. Tons of characters act out of character just to push a theme. The only excuse they can make plot wise is if the dragons themselves are influencing every character slightly. It's just dark for the sake of being dark.
I do agree with you EdenGenesis that Mind Luda, is one of the best NTR games I’ve ever played. However, thankfully it's nothing like Dark Hero Party. Mind Luda has a well craft story and they took the time and effort to explain why Segi is the way she is. Plus you get the choice if she will fall or survive, which mean you get the best of both darkness and light.
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I dropped Mind Luda after a couple of hours. Not a bad game, but just too maledom/misery for my taste.
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You raise some valid points about the story, and it’s clear that Dark Hero Party has left many players divided over the motivations and logic of its characters, particularly Lothia. Let me try to address your concerns and provide context for the events in the game:
1. Lothia’s Trust in Thrash
On the surface, Lothia’s trust in Thrash seems irrational, but her decisions stem from multiple layers of manipulation and external pressure. Thrash doesn’t just blackmail her—he uses psychological and emotional tactics to break her down.
- The Celestial Dragons’ Influence: The dragons, including the one that empowers Lothia, are inherently corrupt. They manipulate her emotions and sense of duty, making her believe that submitting to Thrash, the "designated hero", is the only way to save the world. This divine influence skews her reasoning and drives many of her actions.
- Gaslighting and Isolation: Thrash gradually corrupts Lothia using aphrodisiacs created by the MC’s sister. Over time, this undermines her ability to think clearly, making her more susceptible to his narrative.
2. The Prostitute’s Role and Lothia’s Perception of Imos
One of the most frustrating aspects is how Lothia believes the prostitute’s words over Imos, someone she’s known since childhood. However, this reflects Lothia’s fears and insecurities, exacerbated by the growing power imbalance between them.
- Imos’ Perceived Weakness: The prostitute plants the idea that Imos will always feel inferior to Lothia because of her powers. This resonates with Lothia, who subconsciously starts to doubt their relationship.
- The Hero Narrative: Thrash is framed as the "true hero", someone who can fulfill Lothia’s duty to save the world. The prostitute reinforces this idea, aligning with Thrash’s manipulation and pushing Lothia further away from Imos.
3. The Poisoning Incident and Lack of Investigation
Lothia’s failure to question the poisoning incident is another contentious point. However, there are reasons why she might not investigate further:
- Thrash’s Deception: Thrash cleverly frames Imos by using the MC’s sister’s concoctions. Lothia, already doubting Imos, finds this believable.
- Imos’ Silence: Imos, while given opportunities to defend himself, often hesitates. His lack of confidence and feelings of rejection prevent him from effectively countering the accusations.
4. The Sex Battle and Lothia’s Submission
The infamous "sex battle" scene symbolizes Thrash’s domination over Lothia, both physically and mentally. While the concept may seem absurd, it serves as a turning point in her corruption.
- Aphrodisiac Influence: Thrash uses drugs to erode Lothia’s inhibitions and break her spirit over time.
- Survival Instinct: Lothia believes that aligning with Thrash is the only way to protect herself and fulfill her mission to save the world.
5. The Role of the Celestial Dragons
One of the more subtle aspects of the story is the role of the Celestial Dragons. They are revealed to be corrupt and manipulative, admitting they enjoyed watching Lothia’s suffering and despair. This revelation recontextualizes much of the story, explaining why so many characters act irrationally or against their own interests.
The Celestial Dragons’ influence is an overarching theme in the game, emphasizing how power corrupts and destroys those who wield it. While this doesn’t excuse Lothia’s decisions, it provides a thematic reason for her actions.
6. Lothia’s Redemption and Tragic End
In the true ending, Lothia apologizes to Imos before her death, acknowledging her mistakes and the pain she caused. This moment offers a small sense of closure, but her actions throughout the game remain divisive.
The story challenges players to consider how manipulation, trauma, and pressure can drive people to make choices that seem illogical. Lothia’s decisions may never sit well with everyone, but they reflect a deeply flawed character navigating an impossible situation.
Final Thoughts
You’re absolutely right that Dark Hero Party doesn’t have the same clarity or depth as a game like Mind Luda, where character motivations are more thoroughly explored. However, Dark Hero Party leans heavily into its themes of corruption, despair, and manipulation, often at the expense of character consistency.
Whether or not this approach resonates with players is subjective. However, the game does attempt to portray a world where logic is often overshadowed by fear, survival, and manipulation.
That said, your critiques are valid and highlight areas where the story could have been more nuanced. It’s clear that Dark Hero Party aimed for a dark and chaotic narrative, but this approach left many characters’ motivations feeling underdeveloped.
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