Dergonu

Welcome to the forum, nice to meet you Best of luck with your Japanese studies! If you have any questions about anything, don't hesitate to ask.

True. I like singing but I am very self concious about my singing voice, so I very rarely actually sing. The next person knows karate.

This is awesome Hmm, I'd say I am probably .... Yup. This. (Aaaaaand seeing as my favorite girl in that game is Koharu, I'll throw in the lolicon as well )

Just got my digital key in an email, so the "real soon" was indeed pretty accurate. Sekai Project's way of communicating with their backers has been quite poor with this one... Still no word about any of the phyiscal goods. Also no word from them at all on the kickstarter page since early Febuary. *sigh*

Hm... True. Ish. I can put my leg behind my head and shit. Next person is a vegetarian.

*Dergonu used Coconut* *IT'S SUPER EFFECTIVE!*

And they just now started locking down backerkit.... At least I can play a little of the digital edition while I wait for my physical stuff.. But one thing, how can they have a finished digital edition pretty much done, with backerkit just now closing. What about the "your name in the credits" thing? Will they have time for that in like, one day? (If I don't find myself in there, I will riot )

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Pretty much.

That might be so, but it's not about the fact that they got keys. That is fine. Like you said, it's normal. It's about the fact that we haven't heard anything from them at all since febuary 4th, yet when it came to the keys the reviewers are getting, they were hyping it up and replying instantly to people asking for keys. But, any question that is raised from the backers about what the hell is going on, gets ignored. The way they are clearly there, seeing our questions, but just choose to ignore them, THAT is the problem. It actually makes it feel like some good PR from a reviewer is more improtant than answering questions form the people who helped make the project a thing. (Without us, they would not have gotten funded...) That is what is making me kind of want to flip my desk and punch the wall. "Time to get hyped, other people will be playing the game you are waiting for, only they did not pay for it!" Yes... The hype is real indeed...

So, question. This doesn't seem to be the full game. (VNDB says: "The first part of the game") Does it end on a massive cliffhanger that will just make me angry because the rest isn't out yet? Should I just wait for the whole game, or is reading this part "safe"? (Know that I absolutely hate cliffhangers.) (Minimal spoilers, please.)

Yes I get that, but the fact that the digital product is pretty much done, and is actually playable, yet we, the backers, get no word on when its coming out on how they are doing progress wise, yet people who simply want to review it, get the key for free. Also, there has been no direct reply from them on the kickstarter page since febuary 4th, yet people are asking questions left and right with concerns. But when someone asked on twitter for a FREE game key, they got a response instantly. The only thing we get is cryptic updates that everyone can access, with "we are working on it, will be released in april. Maybe." The way they are handling this is a little bit off. Give the backers some form of update on how things are going. (What is happening with the physical editions for example?)

^ Please Feel that its a little bit silly that there is a higher chance of getting a reply on this forum compared to the actual kickstarter page, (where people are complaining about this without any word back.) The fact that reviewers are being given higher priority than the actual backers is also a tad bit of a slap to the face.

False. I am the best. The next person hates the color yellow.

Hey, welcome! Nice to meet you!

That is only for Shuffle! if I am not mistaken, and he already said he played Shuffle! So Tick! Tack! should be fine.

How about Shuffle!, and if you like it, the sequel: Tick! Tack! There is also ikikoi

Hey, welcome to the forum, nice to meet you! I would recommend, Grisaia no Kajitsu G-senjou no maou Katahane Majikoi

Been playing kimisora this weekend, really like it so far. The characters are great, the music is really nice and soothing and the art is pretty good. Matsuri and An are by far the best characters so far. Haven't gotten too far into it, but it's been quite entertaining from the start. Kind of a unique twist to the very normal, over used school setting. An is definitely one of my new favorite imouto characters. Kawaii!

Shigure route or riot!

Well, I feel like it was more about him talking about whether VNs are indeed games or not, but it was an interesting video either way. I totally bought Nekopara because of the story! Ahh, the story of a young man starting his own bakery, standing on his own feet for the first time in his life! It simply does not get better than that! Oh, such an inspirational tale it was!

This is so cool! Well done guys, this is seriously just amazing! I was looking forward to hearing a bit more about what you were going to be using Coeus for, and this sounds great.

Well, I have already seen you around a bit, but I'll still say it: Welcome to the forum, nice to meet you Good luck on your projects! (Aizen is indeed one of the most badass characters in Bleach. If you haven't already, pick up the manga. It keeps going where the anime left off.)

Great introduction. Welcome to the forum, nice to meet you. Good luck on your Japanese studies, and I hope to see you around.