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In Progress How could Itz happen to me?
- Thread starter RK47
- Start date
what sort of faggotry is this
LusciousPear
Savant
I just realized what an utter joy this game would be if every time you respawned, you got more and more 'psychic' dialogue options. Or you could basically just descend into madness and eventually forget who you were.
Then, you inflict your agony on Satsuko.
killkillkill
Then, you inflict your agony on Satsuko.
killkillkill
the game really needs to be smaller scale if they want to add details, everything just felt half-done.
i like the slight variations you can say depending on what you *knew* on previous cycles - but it should have more impact than just a throwaway line.
i like the slight variations you can say depending on what you *knew* on previous cycles - but it should have more impact than just a throwaway line.
The concept would actually be ok if the game covered a shorter time period and had more+better writing. Trying to keep track of what you're supposed to know at a given point in time and subtly altering the chain of events using foreknowledge could lead to interesting gameplay. Shame the execution is terribru, but at least we get front row tickets to RK-chans impending mental breakdown and institutionalization.
It's not even like Steins;Gate or Amnesia (animu/visual novel) in which all the variables change when you go back in time (albeit in the former that's due to your actions having consequences).
There's just so many common sense things he could try...
For example, pick indirect approaches for saving Yui, there's no reason he needs to calmly walk to where the incident occurs and fail to jump her in time; he could you know, run to catch up, or ask her to wait for him after school so they can walk home together, etc.
On that same note, you'd think after spending years learning the same shit over and over, and sitting the exact same test and exams over and over, he'd actually you know, learn the material.
By the way Ricchan, the XP you got from calling Hiroshi was obviously for a successful date.
There's just so many common sense things he could try...
For example, pick indirect approaches for saving Yui, there's no reason he needs to calmly walk to where the incident occurs and fail to jump her in time; he could you know, run to catch up, or ask her to wait for him after school so they can walk home together, etc.
On that same note, you'd think after spending years learning the same shit over and over, and sitting the exact same test and exams over and over, he'd actually you know, learn the material.
By the way Ricchan, the XP you got from calling Hiroshi was obviously for a successful date.
H-scenes are fine
Very codexian game, there's even a jew-girl, and foreveralone specific endingChanging your postcount and avatar only takes us about 30 seconds. But how could we live with ourselves if we banished Glottis?
Also, is there any way to actually save Yui or will Hiroshi always show up with his magic telepathic abilities and steal the glory?
Also, is there any way to actually save Yui or will Hiroshi always show up with his magic telepathic abilities and steal the glory?
You Just need lots of "Sports."
And even more if you decided to focus your build on "strength" instead of "speed" - which ricchan decided to do for some reason.
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