One of Osako events is probably the "trying out new things" that she said and the other is a bar, and I rule out Tsuneyo since it seems she's not in the old district. My bet is on Haruka.
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We suffer so you may later have a save file to enter the purity routes without having to soil yourself
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Red routers deserve no purity endings, the one thing I agree with Selebus
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I'd say Sana is confirmed, since there was a spoiler of her getting headpats, the other two I think are Molly and Nodoka.
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Red path is just missing stuff, so there's no trauma. I guess there's "trauma" in being a dick to Rin, but that's the outlier. Selebus can't program for shit and (as it is in the current build of LiL) green path should be the one path anyway. This is supposed to be a game that deals with trauma, the player doesn't have enough agency to be their own thing, so yeah, green path has loads of trauma. But so does the rest of the game. Can't really go further without spoilers.
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you are magnificent moonflare, now i have an actual reason to replay the broken shit this game is
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Forgive me for going off-topic but just want to remind people who haven't watched it yet (or did when it aired) that you have until Friday to (re-)watch the first season of Severance, as that's when season 2 finally comes out.
If you haven't heard of it yet, it's an excellent show, very well written, high production quality, very talented actors.
I recommend it here since it has some overlap in terms of themes (no, there is no teenager harem or wizards), mainly overcoming trauma, mind fuckery/amnesia, a dark mystery, religion, crazy shit happening every so often and an aggressive red head.
It's on Apple TV + but we're on a piracy forum so I'm sure you'll figure out different ways to watch it if needed.
If you haven't heard of it yet, it's an excellent show, very well written, high production quality, very talented actors.
I recommend it here since it has some overlap in terms of themes (no, there is no teenager harem or wizards), mainly overcoming trauma, mind fuckery/amnesia, a dark mystery, religion, crazy shit happening every so often and an aggressive red head.
It's on Apple TV + but we're on a piracy forum so I'm sure you'll figure out different ways to watch it if needed.
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Now that I’ve played through the first couple of Yumi events in my newest playthrough, I’d like to post a few thoughts.
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The real endgame waifu is finally unveiled:
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Bruh, it's common knowledge that Desk-chan is best girl...
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I found something mildly interesting: there are a few times that dialogue is redacted in the game, but can actually be seen in comments in the script itself. I wouldn't be surprised if this was already known, but a rudimentary thread search didn't turn up anything.
The last one is somewhat interesting to me, since it confirms that Sara told the truth when she said that her "hallucinations" stopped at some point - but now they've started again and she's hiding that fact.
I wonder if there's a reason that Selebus chose these three scenes in particular out of all of the many instances of redacted dialogue. Is this related to the self-referential narrative of the game Lessons in Love as it exists within the story? (probably not)
Finally, here's a fun little Easter egg that also involves a comment.
I'm pretty sure these are the only interesting comments in the files, I searched for them after stumbling across the one in "Goodnight".
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I wonder if there's a reason that Selebus chose these three scenes in particular out of all of the many instances of redacted dialogue. Is this related to the self-referential narrative of the game Lessons in Love as it exists within the story? (probably not)
Finally, here's a fun little Easter egg that also involves a comment.
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