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Originally posted by Spectator Beholder:
However, perhaps you should wait to judge the amount of characters until you know the other characters and their scenarios better? I mean, the four female main characters should have their own friends and other people that they know, that you might encounter through the gmae (but if you meet them or not might depened on how much you are trying to win one or more of the girls on in the game).
However, at least the galleries are a straight hint, that the main objective of the game is the relation to Chisae (she has two pages of events, while all others only the first page (and event this page rather empty)).
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Originally posted by Spectator Beholder:
Good luck, and don't spend TOO much time with the girls!
Well, it's sure more fun than spending too much time with that "best friend". [img]http://princess.cybrmall.net/ubb/eek.gif[/img]
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Originally posted by Spectator Beholder:
... and here I remember you telling me that you shouldn't play too many games at once ^_~?
Well, it helps to build up my priorities and if I got stuck somewhere, it's better to switch to another game in order to distract my mind from that "stuck situation". After I got some distance from this situation, I usually find the solution, after all...
However, yesterday I played a bit of "Blood Royal" and found my first candidate for the end of my priorities list...
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Originally posted by Spectator Beholder:
Perhaps they have just taken a break, so to say, since it wouldn't be THAT fun if it appeared in every game Crowd made.
Oh, I think it could, if they think of some more different ways of doing such "shameless advertising. Making Takuya a dungeon-monster in Brave Soul was for example a splendid idea...
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Originally posted by Spectator Beholder:
Tomorrow, I'll be holding a speech about Japanese out of the essay that I made.
I'm rooting for you! Good luck!
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Originally posted by Spectator Beholder:
I'll see if I can begin to start memorise the Hiraganas and Katakana, that should be a beginning anyway
Exactly. After you got the kana-systems, you'd be able to decipher furigana. Also, in much games, the cuter loli-characters speeches usually are written only in kana in order to let them appear younger...
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Originally posted by Spectator Beholder:
And according to the information I found, the Yoyo-kanji is enough to learn if you doesn't want to go TOO deep into Japanese, since everything written after 1945 is written after those kanji...
That's completely right.
For playing the games, the Yoyo-kanji should be quite sufficient.