what happens if you agreed to stay with miyuki forever (spoilers)

[ruzinakdavid]

Hi I would like to ask you what would happen if you choose to stay with miyuki after 6 months of playing in her eternal loop.I heard that screen will change back to normal but also that the game is imposible to win.But why?Will it give some error or what will cause the problem?Thanks

[Belhalla]

Basically after 6 months, Miyuki gives YOU the option to accept your fate and spend the rest of your life with her in the eternal loop. If you select to do so, she seals the deal with an "Eternal Kiss" and the game will soft-lock you out of getting the true ending, meaning you'll no longer be able to escape the eternal loop (you won't have the option to be able to make any choices in her memories anymore, thus remaining stuck in the loop).

At that point you can either accept the outcome or delete your save file and start over from the very beginning.

[ruzinakdavid]

So that's mean I will stuck in a loop after she deletes aoi?Because in that point you can still go to kitchen so I don't understand completely

[Belhalla]

Once you get soft-locked, you'll remain in the Eternal Loop and will still be able to view Miyuki's memories. However, you will no longer be able to progress the plot via the kitchen scene; making it impossible to get the true ending.

[ruzinakdavid]

So scritch scratch phisic and scene ends?Only food that's all?

[ruzinakdavid]

And will miyuki make a choice for you as when she deleted aoi? Thanks.

[Belhalla]

Once you choose to stay with Miyuki, the game will no longer give the option to make ANY choices (all choices that were previously in the memories will be skipped; they are basically removed from the game). That's all there is to it.

[Dr. Phil, 全裸]

I know this is a necro, but wish it was more prominent, it's not ~good~ game design to hide a hard lock behind a looping segment. Your eyes glaze over while you're looping and you click the wrong thing? ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

[SilverRaven]

Originally posted by Dr. Phil Bush:

I know this is a necro, but wish it was more prominent, it's not ~good~ game design to hide a hard lock behind a looping segment. Your eyes glaze over while you're looping and you click the wrong thing? ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

At the risk of sounding like a tool, That's kind of the point? The game's creators said multiple times that the theme of the game is partially not being able to get everything you want. They weren't really concerned with what was the most pleasing experience. They wanted you to think differently about how you play VNs. From their mindset, "Completing" the game means getting any ending, even an unsatisfying one. Although to be honest I think the only way the creators would say you've "lost" is if you 100% the game, which they absolutely do not intend you to do and actively discourage.

[Stigma]

Originally posted by SilverRaven:

Originally posted by Dr. Phil Bush:

I know this is a necro, but wish it was more prominent, it's not ~good~ game design to hide a hard lock behind a looping segment. Your eyes glaze over while you're looping and you click the wrong thing? ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

At the risk of sounding like a tool, That's kind of the point? The game's creators said multiple times that the theme of the game is partially not being able to get everything you want. They weren't really concerned with what was the most pleasing experience. They wanted you to think differently about how you play VNs. From their mindset, "Completing" the game means getting any ending, even an unsatisfying one. Although to be honest I think the only way the creators would say you've "lost" is if you 100% the game, which they absolutely do not intend you to do and actively discourage.

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