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I'll try and read through this again tomorrow because I'm really fatigued right now so my concentration is lacking and I may have missed something. Anyways, good job! Here have a Sachi:
Anyway, im glad you liked it and i hope it helps!
And by the way, is there by any chance, that we could get a Everlasting Summer 2? We the fans loved this game A LOT, and it is quite awesome that you even made this for free. If you make a paid sequel im pretty sure everyone will get a copy, and well, that. Thanks for replying, it means a lot to the community to have the devs answering even after years of releasing this game. Greetings!
Should i translate this post to Russian and Spanish?
People have mentioned parts of your explanation before but never something so complete as this. This post will probably be quite useful for a number of people. It's just a shame that the forum traffic is not what it was 2 years ago, because less people will see this now.
If you want me to clean up your English for you to make it sound more natural I can (since I'm a native speaker). Although, there's not really much to do other than rearrange the word order in a few sentences, your English is actually very good.
As for the english, i never really took classes or anything, it's all thanks to gaming and singing, so im glad to hear from a native speaker it's very good :) Thanks for replying!
And it seems to me that the pioneer we're taking to in the semion's ending is the same as the one behind the statue. (but in timeline things are a kind of: semion ending's pioneer (that shows up to us) --> Yulia's ending --> DLC--> Pioneer behind the statue--> Final of the DLC)
Hi! I wrote that we most likely use some "special" Seymon, because he remembers the experiences with the girls (like meeting Slavya, living a lifetime with Lena) but it is still a possibility. In the Harem ending, yes, we do play with a different Seymon.
The pioneer behind the statue is Red Seymon, the one we use in the DLC. The one from Seymon's ending is the same that speaks to Red Seymon and as said before, probably he is the "almighty Seymon" we speak to in the end of the game.
I think it actually goes like this:
DLC---> Seymon's Route---> Pioneer behind the statue---> Final of the DLC---> Seymon Ending---> Yulya's Ending
DLC starts off with Red Seymon and the real Zhenya. Seymon's route also starts. When about a 75% of the DLC is done we see the pioneer behind the statue, and thats what happens at about a 50% of the Seymon route. Not long after, the Red Seymon escapes with Zhenya and DLC ends. Meanwhile, Seymon's route was still there, and Seymon gets the good end. After all that, in Yulya's route, our special Seymon kind of remembers the almighty pioneer when meeting up with him, so we can assume that way Seymon's route happens before Yulya's.
So, in my opinion, for red pioneer the scenes go like:
Semion's ending (he shows up) --> Yulia's ending (The Red Pioneer is having an argument with her in the bus. She talks with him about this argument later, in the DLC) --> "Behind the Statue" scene --> DLC ending
Anyway, it seems to me that DLC's story line is built in way close to the structure of the Christopher Nolan's film called "Memento". The DLC story is a kind of {Main Storyline Ep.1 --> Memories Ep. 1 --> Main Storyline Ep.2 --> Memories Ep. 2 --> and so on...}. That's how it's narrated but if we list the scenes as the Pioneer made it through, we get smth like {Memories Ep. 1 --> Memories Ep. 2 --> ... --> Main Storyline Ep.1 --> Main Storyline Ep.2 --> and so on...}
//Fcking language border.
//I guess i just should try to speak and write more instead of only reading....
And in this case, our Semion (I suppose that the Main character of the original game is always the same. it's just my opinion...))) meets the Red Pioneer in a not straight time order (it reminds me of "Doctor Who")
That makes sense... Although we do see the Red Pioneer in the Seymon Ending, so that's quite contradictory given that i think he did talk with Yulya about it. Anyway, it's a DLC and it is probably a coincidence that both have red names, so we can't really tell for sure.
As you said, i also think we have some kind of unique Seymon as he does remember his lives with the girls and stuff, and also breaks the cycle. If it was a common Seymon he wouldn't remember his past lives, or he'd remember these lives and also each real Seymon's life. So yeah, i do agree with you. But there's still a chance that we use different Seymons. At least in the Harem ending we do, as our special Seymon doesn't remember that one.
And yeah, the multiple Semion theory really makes sense