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[Anonymous No.]

SubaHibi takes the all-time record for utterly and completely betraying my expectations of a good eroge.

This game is in serious need of pruning. The infamous bullying scenes in particular should be half their current length if not shorter, and there seems to be a constant supply of dialogues which are interesting but just long-winded enough to get annoying. There are also several times when you're forced to rewatch a scene from another character's perspective, and either nothing new is added or it was already quite obvious to me what would be different. Finally, one part of the game got no explanation at all despite very thorough explanations for everything else.

All of the truly severe cases of bloat are easy enough to identify that you can just ctrl them without hesitation.

There is almost no philosophy whatsoever in the entirety of the story, and the book quotes are sparse after the prologue, acting primarily as something for characters to talk about once in a long while between more important subplots. You need not understand nor have read any of the books SubaHibi references in order to understand the entirety of SubaHibi.

P.S.: I also feel like mentioning that the general retardation people have shown when discussing this game is not improving its odds of getting a translation.

[Anonymous No.]

>Ixrec Eric Hitchcock
>@masat01 They think 8.5 is a bad score. That should tell you something about how informative /jp/ is.