Ah no bother at all. That guide on fuwanovel is not the best source to follow. The guide below is better, but again, not perfect. I really disagree with some of it but it's the best one out there I guess.
The routes are arranged really intuitively, you just reject everyone other than the girl whose route you want to get on. For common ending, don't stick to one girl. Always get common ending first. The only route where you should need to look up what choices you should pick is in the last part of the game. As for the novels and audio dramas, you can find them in the folders "Digital Novel" and "Audio Drama"
Here is the guide but I wouldn't examine it. Just read the names one by one from the top as you're going through it. All routes are worth it.
Are you aiming to buy it or pirate it? The original game is about 7.5 GB, and Mini After Story game is about 3.5 GB. Here is where I've torrented it. It's prepatched to be English.
MyAnimeList bans people for sending links so I had to divide it.
As for how to play the game, do you want a guide on how to navigate it? I can just write one up for you really quick. The game requires a guide to get the most out of it.
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Thanks man, today I've had a weird dream but I can't remember it. I'm just trying to land a good, loving dream of that last ex-girlfriend. I like her less than my 2nd girlfriend but I feel trying to land a dream of the 2nd one is unfair (don't want to be weird with my memories of her) so I'm trying to go for the Middle Way approach by going for the third one. The first GF is the one I use to draw spiritual energy for my misogyny.
Are you asking about Kenshin? If so I wouldn't say the series is one I'm especially fond of just yet, but the setting and skills of that time can certainly be quite interesting.
I've heard of Kaleido Star but haven't seen any of it so far. I'm glad to hear you're digging it to that degree, especially if it might be among your favorites!
Yes, I loved "Fall To Pieces" and "Slither" quite a lot! I'll have to listen to more of their music to see if any others really stand out and I'll check out "The Last Fight" since you mentioned it specifically.
Yeah I hope they're getting to rock out and catch up with everybody in the afterlife.
Hey, I’m sorry I didn’t get you a reply back sooner; I’ve had really low spare energy and my vision has been especially problematic lately.
Yeah I did, and we’ll have to swap more songs sometime! I’ll check out more of Mayfield Four if I didn’t mention that already, and yeah I miss Cornell and Bennington quite a lot here and there. Just saw a clip from one of LP’s concerts where Cornell came onstage and sang one of their songs with them.
No worries and I’m happy to read through and reply to your feedback too! I’m glad they gave you a little inspiration and hope you find lots of other songs that give you similar feelings. As for how I find the songs.. I’d say it’s a combination of things really; I’ve liked a ton of different music for over a decade now on Spotify and I regularly check out the Discover Weekly and Release Radar playlists on there made for me, I’ve got a bunch of friends who like quite a variety of music that we’ll share now and then, I’ve trialed different services like SiriusXM and Pandora to get fresher takes on what’s popular across the different main genres I enjoy, I still listen to FM radio semi-regularly to hear what they’re playing, watching AMVs for your favorite or popular shows can lead to some really interesting songs, and on rare occasion I’ll search for a specific line or title like “Holy Water” to see if any covers or completely different tracks have been made under the same name. Oh and now and then I’ll check out the YouTube music reactions to see what they’re making videos about as well. So yeah quite the combo, but throwing a little more variety into the mix will eventually lead to finding more that you enjoy. ^_^
Oh and next time I’ll include the track name when I’m giving feedback, which I can’t believe I didn’t do this last time! It’s great to hear your feedback on the music and how you can describe different parts of things. I feel a lot in music but have a really tough time putting things into words or knowing about the music itself with it’s composition and detail.
Currently listening to a “butt rock” playlist to pick out a bunch of the songs I like from that by the way. lol
Hope you have a great one and hear some new tracks you really enjoy!
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1. Up From The Bottom
Really intense and powerful, that's my most defining and sincere impression. Also I like the chorus and the duo! I was curious about this song and how it would work without C.B. in the leads.
2. Afterlife
I like how the song has a nice beat, the drums drive the song well. I had no idea this song was so recent. Not an Evanescence fan, but I appreciate Lee's vocal harmony.
3. Nail Polish
I didn't expect this song to become groovy later. In the beginning I was waiting for a guitar+vocal track haha. The contraposition between the intense instrumental and the calm vocals blend well. I never heard this band before, it's like a lofi underground rock in a way xd Also the scream in the second half was wild
4. Emergence
This song has a growth that starts little by little and gets really intense. Sometimes the beat goes to an odd tempo and gives this heavy and melancholic feeling along with the vocals. Really cool, it reminded me of I thought it was going to be a modern rap initially. I'll also check their catalogue to know more about their sound
5. Hearse For Two
The chorus is probably my favorite of this songs playlist. The harmony in vocals blends well, really beautiful. I appreciate the deliver in this song. I'll listen to this track often in my lists.
6. Embracing Entropy
It has a techno vibe and is atmospheric. The melody and the notes in vocals give this sense of chaos. The chorus resolve with a more melodic flow and then bring the "despair" back. It's one of those songs that should in a dystopic audiovisual work.
7. Rumble
Reminds me of Imagine Dragons (don't know if you like them or not haha). The beat is strong and drives the song, the melody has this "let's make things happen and kill a lion per day" feeling. It's a track that makes you want to start the day with intensity.
8. Holy Water
The main riff has an interesting groove. The guitar, bass and drums are "glued" and makes the sound unique. The singer has a strong voice, she has this calm side in her singing but also grows when needed. The song finishes without wasting any time.
9. The Siege
This one starts already in full power and goes until the end. It is a track that reminds me a little of Evanescence in the second voice that comes after. I find it cathartic, especially in the chorus, like a sincere confession. A letter after the despair.
10. Shuddering
You sure find some underrated songs out there. The sudden change between a "eletronic" beat and the heavy tempo give a nice contrast, and gives me this nu metal vibe. The riff in 2:40 is wild, really headbanging material. All in all, it's a song that made good use of the tools it has in it. Both in music and effects.
And to close my oddly long answer - how do you find those songs? I rarely check things outside of my "comfort" zone hahahah guess I should be more open to new artists. Thanks for the recommendations! I'll check them again sometime, especially 5, 8, 9 and 10 :D
Nothin like a new day clock
Call tha niggas to New York
Shoot them down with ma glock
Send the hos all to tha block
They love D and some crystal meth
They like fuckin n' Minecraft
Shootin niggas til the rib
OG fools bring to ma crib
Dumbass nigga of tha hill
To the cops I bring no chill
All tha town I have in hand
Fool mothafuckas are just trend
I shoot niggers for breakfast
New Adolf droppin to hood
Holocaust and then some food
Eatin tacos til tha noon
Guacamole and pop some fool
And benghazi is not tha last
Lowrider leavin really fast
Coolest OG of tha town
Killin niggas with ma FAL
People know me by "aezo" less so than "someonetookaezo" so it's a lot more fitting to me, but I can understand that. A lot of the time you can't choose how people will know or refer to you by I guess. KitsuFrost definitely isn't a bad username at all, as long as people can refer to you there's nothing bad about it, if you feel the need then why not, just takes a while to adjust to it I assume.
Nah, neither, hence why I immediately changed my name, since this never happens. I wonder if/when they had changed their name. I'm quite happy since I got to a point where I really disliked having a username like that lmao, makes me feel like some minecraft youtuber fan.
Not a clue, just checked and couldn't find the account anymore, so I might've gotten lucky. Ironic that Platypus900 had just mentioned it earlier today.
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The routes are arranged really intuitively, you just reject everyone other than the girl whose route you want to get on. For common ending, don't stick to one girl. Always get common ending first. The only route where you should need to look up what choices you should pick is in the last part of the game. As for the novels and audio dramas, you can find them in the folders "Digital Novel" and "Audio Drama"
Here is the guide but I wouldn't examine it. Just read the names one by one from the top as you're going through it. All routes are worth it.
suk
ebei(dot)
nyaa(dot)
si(slash)view(slash)3837486
MyAnimeList bans people for sending links so I had to divide it.
As for how to play the game, do you want a guide on how to navigate it? I can just write one up for you really quick. The game requires a guide to get the most out of it.
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Thanks man, today I've had a weird dream but I can't remember it. I'm just trying to land a good, loving dream of that last ex-girlfriend. I like her less than my 2nd girlfriend but I feel trying to land a dream of the 2nd one is unfair (don't want to be weird with my memories of her) so I'm trying to go for the Middle Way approach by going for the third one. The first GF is the one I use to draw spiritual energy for my misogyny.
I've heard of Kaleido Star but haven't seen any of it so far. I'm glad to hear you're digging it to that degree, especially if it might be among your favorites!
Yes, I loved "Fall To Pieces" and "Slither" quite a lot! I'll have to listen to more of their music to see if any others really stand out and I'll check out "The Last Fight" since you mentioned it specifically.
Yeah I hope they're getting to rock out and catch up with everybody in the afterlife.
Yeah I did, and we’ll have to swap more songs sometime! I’ll check out more of Mayfield Four if I didn’t mention that already, and yeah I miss Cornell and Bennington quite a lot here and there. Just saw a clip from one of LP’s concerts where Cornell came onstage and sang one of their songs with them.
No worries and I’m happy to read through and reply to your feedback too! I’m glad they gave you a little inspiration and hope you find lots of other songs that give you similar feelings. As for how I find the songs.. I’d say it’s a combination of things really; I’ve liked a ton of different music for over a decade now on Spotify and I regularly check out the Discover Weekly and Release Radar playlists on there made for me, I’ve got a bunch of friends who like quite a variety of music that we’ll share now and then, I’ve trialed different services like SiriusXM and Pandora to get fresher takes on what’s popular across the different main genres I enjoy, I still listen to FM radio semi-regularly to hear what they’re playing, watching AMVs for your favorite or popular shows can lead to some really interesting songs, and on rare occasion I’ll search for a specific line or title like “Holy Water” to see if any covers or completely different tracks have been made under the same name. Oh and now and then I’ll check out the YouTube music reactions to see what they’re making videos about as well. So yeah quite the combo, but throwing a little more variety into the mix will eventually lead to finding more that you enjoy. ^_^
Oh and next time I’ll include the track name when I’m giving feedback, which I can’t believe I didn’t do this last time! It’s great to hear your feedback on the music and how you can describe different parts of things. I feel a lot in music but have a really tough time putting things into words or knowing about the music itself with it’s composition and detail.
Currently listening to a “butt rock” playlist to pick out a bunch of the songs I like from that by the way. lol
Hope you have a great one and hear some new tracks you really enjoy!
..
1. Up From The Bottom
Really intense and powerful, that's my most defining and sincere impression. Also I like the chorus and the duo! I was curious about this song and how it would work without C.B. in the leads.
2. Afterlife
I like how the song has a nice beat, the drums drive the song well. I had no idea this song was so recent. Not an Evanescence fan, but I appreciate Lee's vocal harmony.
3. Nail Polish
I didn't expect this song to become groovy later. In the beginning I was waiting for a guitar+vocal track haha. The contraposition between the intense instrumental and the calm vocals blend well. I never heard this band before, it's like a lofi underground rock in a way xd Also the scream in the second half was wild
4. Emergence
This song has a growth that starts little by little and gets really intense. Sometimes the beat goes to an odd tempo and gives this heavy and melancholic feeling along with the vocals. Really cool, it reminded me of I thought it was going to be a modern rap initially. I'll also check their catalogue to know more about their sound
5. Hearse For Two
The chorus is probably my favorite of this songs playlist. The harmony in vocals blends well, really beautiful. I appreciate the deliver in this song. I'll listen to this track often in my lists.
6. Embracing Entropy
It has a techno vibe and is atmospheric. The melody and the notes in vocals give this sense of chaos. The chorus resolve with a more melodic flow and then bring the "despair" back. It's one of those songs that should in a dystopic audiovisual work.
7. Rumble
Reminds me of Imagine Dragons (don't know if you like them or not haha). The beat is strong and drives the song, the melody has this "let's make things happen and kill a lion per day" feeling. It's a track that makes you want to start the day with intensity.
8. Holy Water
The main riff has an interesting groove. The guitar, bass and drums are "glued" and makes the sound unique. The singer has a strong voice, she has this calm side in her singing but also grows when needed. The song finishes without wasting any time.
9. The Siege
This one starts already in full power and goes until the end. It is a track that reminds me a little of Evanescence in the second voice that comes after. I find it cathartic, especially in the chorus, like a sincere confession. A letter after the despair.
10. Shuddering
You sure find some underrated songs out there. The sudden change between a "eletronic" beat and the heavy tempo give a nice contrast, and gives me this nu metal vibe. The riff in 2:40 is wild, really headbanging material. All in all, it's a song that made good use of the tools it has in it. Both in music and effects.
And to close my oddly long answer - how do you find those songs? I rarely check things outside of my "comfort" zone hahahah guess I should be more open to new artists. Thanks for the recommendations! I'll check them again sometime, especially 5, 8, 9 and 10 :D
Call tha niggas to New York
Shoot them down with ma glock
Send the hos all to tha block
They love D and some crystal meth
They like fuckin n' Minecraft
Shootin niggas til the rib
OG fools bring to ma crib
Dumbass nigga of tha hill
To the cops I bring no chill
All tha town I have in hand
Fool mothafuckas are just trend
I shoot niggers for breakfast
New Adolf droppin to hood
Holocaust and then some food
Eatin tacos til tha noon
Guacamole and pop some fool
And benghazi is not tha last
Lowrider leavin really fast
Coolest OG of tha town
Killin niggas with ma FAL
>Fingers crossed
It was ummei that it'd be my 100th manga... The gravity pull... and all that...
Also I always thought the username of the guy below me was someone too kaezo, like kaezo was an adjective.