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Oh come on buddy, I was just trying to find out if there were any other hidden mechanics that one time :)
Disco devs are going to learn from this mistake and every future project they'll focus on how much $$$$ they can milk from it, why? Because trying to give people anything will result in backlash. If you're going to get attacked anyways may as well make money instead of giving us anything for free right?
for constructive criticism, i wish the narrator was capable for doing more "different voices" considering that the skills are rather dissociated. and he just feels indifferent. at least it would have been somewhat better if inanimate objects that talk to you have a different voice than the skills. but overall i love the idea and i hope they do it again in the future (with the option to turn the VO off, of course)
I played one visual novel where the speaker paused for so long during an ampersand ( ... ) that I thought the game froze on me lol. It's a common problem and I get it from an artistic perspective in some cases but even then speaking speed should be reasonable.