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>>22769345
As much as I like my blonde twintails, that's way too loli. Also the first game wasn't really good.

>>17705008
>That's another issue with a lot of games. Consistency and perspective.
Completely agree. Often times you'll see the breast change sizes during CGs. And this doesn't apply to just breast/bust size, either: chara height is also another thing the devs hardly seem to care about. I've seen 146cm girls standing nearly side-by-side to girls 20+ cm higher, and this kind of sloppiness annoys me.

I know some anon posted an older picture when we were discussing big fat tats in an earlier thread and he posted a girl that was considered "big" like ~12-15 years ago, nowadays that would only be considered medium at best. See pic.

There was a time, where the girl on pic related was considered a girl with quite a big chest. Yes! I'm not kidding! That was a thing!

Done with the Ayana and Maho routes in conboku.

Ayana was weird. She was literally missing a character. You could've removed her from the game, and nothing would really change during common and her route is working about as well as you could think it can with such an issue. You don't get to know anything about her. Family, hobbies, specific special friends.. nothing. Not even her relationship with the protagonist was very well defined. Kinda a childhoodfriend, but still kinda distant. Feels like just another classmate pretty much.
So yeah, the route didn't work. The romance was just a switch essentially. Why that switch was hit I don't know, not even from the protagonist's side. For a main-heroine that really was awkward. Personally it didn't help that I already saw its final story somewhere else I don't remember, so that wasn't particularly interesting either.

Maho was better, as in she actually had a character. (Well, probably all other characters other than Ayana are fine there) Her banter with the protagonist is probably why you'd play this. The route was ultimately not a lot better than Ayana's to me, but that's because I have no interest or idea of baseball, and the game didn't particularly care about making me interested and still built it's whole finale on a baseball game which was essentially decided before it even started. So the route may as well not have had a finale for me. Maho's plot was also very unsatisfactory finished, which is I suppose a rather common thing with the author. It actually felt pretty ass, given that her character seemed so very much built around her social issues, and then you get an irrelevant baseball game instead.


I think that's it for me for the game. Maho's banter is over, that should've been the best of it. I could try continuing, but I'm pretty bad with that, if what I'd consider is gonna be the best anyway is over already. Ayana and Maho also seem like the pretty obvious main heroines, so eh.