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Yume Nikki is more of an experience, really.

Play it as a game and you'll be bored out of your wits.

Anyway, to get all of the Effects and then know what to do with them?
A fucking long time without a walkthrough.

It depends on your memory skills (and basic puzzle skills). My memory sucks and my pathfinding skills are terrible so I keep getting lost. I'm pretty sure the guide would shorten everything, but no one uses guides.

Depends on whether or not you want to wander around and see everything, or if you just want to complete it.
It took me 2 nights the first time around, I think, and I did a lot of exploring.

Really short.
Do it late tonight and make the most of it.

Also, if you have the rpgmaker2003 program, you can open up the maps and search for additional secrets (there are a few).

>>2624371
10 m/s/s

>>2624450
m/s/s isn't a proper unit

>>2624470
at least it's better than mp/h.

>>2624470
Measure of acceleration.

>>2624470
wut

>>2624470
Sure it is. Measurement of accelleration.

>>2624516
>>2624538
m/(s^2) dumbasses you can't just keep dividing out because you say meters per second per second.

It really just depends on you. If you like exploring and finding stuff on your own, then you'll have a long time to play around with it. If you want a straightforward gameplay experience and use a guide then you'll maybe get 2 hours from it or so.

My advice;
Don't use a guide, it ruins the experience of it.

>>2624557
m/s/s = m/(s*s) = m/(s^2)
And they say I suck at math.

Yume Nikki was fun with no guide. Just run around and do shit. Using a guide gets boring and ruins the point of the game.

>>2624558
>Don't use a guide, it ruins the experience of it.
Seconding this.
If you want to find things you might have missed, use a walkthrough the second time, but not the first. It'll ruin the experience.

>>2624562
Shut up Jones, you don't even know linear algebra

>>2624562
Actually, those two seconds will will cancel each other out and leave you dividing by 1 ... you only get meters out of that. You do suck at maths.

>>2624578
Oh lawdy.

>>2624578
I thought that, but then again, OP asked for time, so it should be r/v [m/m/s].

>>2624589
Depends on whether it is m/(s/s), or (m/s)/s

>>2624573
Yeah, I only used a guide the second time to find stuff I missed. It's strange though, because no guide I've seen covers EVERYTHING in the game. I still spotted a lot of strange stuff that no guide I've read mentioned.

Also, the game is best played at late night with your lights off. Not for the scare factor, but it just really enhances the mood of the game that way.

>>2624590
As in dr/(dr/dt)=dt

>>2624589
Yes, that is correct, BUT THAT ISN'T WHAT YOU WROTE.

>>2624599
It becomes m/(s/s) the way he wrote it. Like terms drop out first.

>>2624603
Also, headphones.

>>2624611
Well, duh.
And how long?
t=(r/c)*((1-(v^2/c^2))^(-1/2))+t0

>>2624612
Hi Pygma-chan.

Wanna go out with me?

/jp/ - Yume Nikki/math

>>2624648
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but she's ZUN!bar's.

>>2624578
It depends on the grouping.
(m/s)/s or m/(s/s)
You usually group left to right so by convention so it is (m/s)/s = (m/s)*(1/s) = m/(s*s)

>>2624642
r= Length of the game
v=Speed
t=Time to finish game
c=Speed of light

>>2624673
>>2624599

>>2624611
In this thread we learn why you should always group non-commutitive operators, because nobody will be able to agree on the proper convention...

Only assburgers would argue that something is non-sense when a perfectly valid interpretation exists and there is room for ambiguity due to the limits of typing math into an image forum.

>>2624655
Yeah, right. ZUN!bar's 2 inch penis couldn't possibly keep her satisfied.

>>2624716
you mean like writing it in an image? what a fucking novel idea.

What I did was I used a guide to get me one effect per area, then after I got that effect I just explored. I beat it in a few nights.

Stop the math/physics shit now, faggots.

>>2624743
You fail at reading comprehension.

>>2624767
This is a good idea.

>>2624771
No I didn't, I just think bent what you said. I still understood what you wrote. We ARE in an image board and that IS the best way to do an equation. If you don't have the tools on your system to quickly generate an equation you are a fucking liar.

>>2624780
You guys know /sci/ has TeX support, right?

Just go discuss that over there.

Yume NIkki is for people who like and/or want Macs. The most shallow of people, the kind who only read Touhou doujins, but hate the game. The kind who only like the first season of Higurashi. Yes, you. I feel sad for you guys.

>>2624767
It's just a silly argument over semantics--one of Anonymous' greatest strengths!

>>2624796
whatever. remember to wipe the pubic hairs off your chin.

>>2624796
You are a liar and a troll, and should feel bad for being such.

It's a really short game if all you do is get all the effects and see a few points of interest (Monoko, Uboa, etc). Like some other anon said you can "clear" it in a few hours worth of gameplay, especially if you use the bicycle speed cheat.

That being said, it's much more fun exploring all the "dead ends" in Yume Nikki. I liken the experience of playing it to a Japanese rock garden, whereby the point of the game is not to follow a linear path from beginning to end but to observe patterns and formations in the landscape-- certain paths abruptly terminating and others meandering a long time before finally ending at an island (rock).

>>2624796

But I
1. Like Windows XP the most of any OS
2. Enjoy Touhous 1-9 (can't fucking stand MoF/SA's bomb system) and SWR (IaMP is too primitive feeling).
3. Loved Kai more than the first season (Takano so moe)
4. Enjoy Yume Nikki.

>>2624921
You also
5. Fell for a troll

>>2624785
TeX sucks.

>>2624736

I should have never revealed that I have a 2 inch tall penis.

don't mind me.
I just wanted to post this.
carry on!

>>2624950
FUCK YEAH YUMI NIKKI

I couldn't stand to play this game without a map, because of the wide open looping basic areas with slow paced walking, but mostly because I got sick of being sent to that damn red maze and wandering around.

I actually beat it by using a walkthrough, and then used the super fast speed glitch to explore aimlessly whenever I felt like it. I still play it every now and again when I'm in the mood. So basically as long as you want it to be. The goal is exploring her dream world, not beating the game.

>>2627557
...and face-planting the sidewalk.