Valmore

h-birthday valmore too I didn't see your name there  

Happy birthday Nii-san 

Onii-Chan!!! HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

Onii-chan, I find your advices to be meaningful in life and has taught me better on how to steal more of people's waifus. 
@Valmore
Birthday gift:
 

Happy Birthday @Valmore

Added.
I'm so sad about this  

Because boobs. Duh.

Ooooh, I'll add you~
 
Why exactly do they need to do this anyway?  

I shall find you a B-chested waifu to steal.

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mamacon, okaacon
I just want a girl who compliments me.  I can't think of a relationship without a dynamic as anything but boring.  Boobs or bust, I don't really care.  Though C, the one that actually looks like a cup is best.
 

We have to love them all equally!! Haven't you read Boob Wars 2?
Though if I had to choose, the smaller, the cuter.

Confession: I had half a lime leftover from making dinner, and of course the only thing to do with half a lime (other than making dinner, naturally) is to make a cocktail. Unfortunately, the resulting cocktail was stronger than I realized, so following James Thurber, I've firmly already landed in "not enough" territory and am thinking I should make another. I have my first first-round job interview (since quitting my old job 10 days ago) tomorrow, but I'm sure it'll be fine, right? brb, making another drink...

Filling cups forever.
Well, working as a scullery maid can be mind-numbingly tedious I suppose. To make it more bearable, what you should do is develop mental exercises to while aw-
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Ohhh, you’re talking about something different ...
Carry on, then.

I kept myself in a relative vacuum as I played the game, since I didn't want outside factors influencing me. I just read that blog post of yours and your thoughts on Megumi's route pretty much echo my own (see my spoiler post a few posts up).

Please, please tell me you read my board blog about how bad Megumi's route was...

I go for the baby making one either way. Same attitude as Kiri-senpai.
 
(Also, the last choice Killed me )

I shall now give you the same treatment I gave followers and those I follow on Twitter:

TOTALLY LEWD, BANNED-IN-THE-USA HEADPAT!!!

My opinion doesn't count since I see my wife in all sorts of state of undress every day.

Let me see if I can help you here:
1. Steam, regardless of your pounding away at the keyboard, is the best-known online outlet for downloading video games along with extras specific to the site. Meaning online play with others, the weird rewards system, etc. It has the potential to deliver a bigger impact or chance of success than a typical indie developer can get on their own. Comparing Amazon to Steam is silly - you're comparing a convertible to an oak tree. Your list of other websites is nice, and there's nothing wrong with putting your game on them, either. Just don't expect to hear most people to know or care about that site as compared to knowing Steam. Know why there are people with the annoying habit of calling all mp3 players iPod or all soft drinks Coke? Brand name recognition. Heck, ever say "I need a Band-Aid" at all? Band-Aid is a brand name for what's really an adhesive medical strip. Power of brand name. Steam has the potential for your game to get out there better because it has that sort of brand power.
2. Steam is part of a capitalistic society at large. Meaning being on Steam is no guarantee for success for anyone. It's a potential tool or resource, but nothing in capitalism is guaranteed. Will developers fail even using Steam? Of course. They can also fail having it listed on Amazon or their own home page. But it does have potential for greater success than just hosting it on a makeshift website.
3. What you're basically trying to say is, because some developers did not do well on Steam, it must suck and everyone who likes Steam must be a brainwashed zombie. Problem is that there are so many other factors as to why a game fails anywhere - economics 101, really. Supply and demand, product quality, marketing, etc. Blaming Steam for a developers game not taking off is like blaming the President for high gas prices.

Let me see if I can help you here:
1. Steam, regardless of your pounding away at the keyboard, is the best-known online outlet for downloading video games along with extras specific to the site. Meaning online play with others, the weird rewards system, etc. It has the potential to deliver a bigger impact or chance of success than a typical indie developer can get on their own. Comparing Amazon to Steam is silly - you're comparing a convertible to an oak tree. Your list of other websites is nice, and there's nothing wrong with putting your game on them, either. Just don't expect to hear most people to know or care about that site as compared to knowing Steam. Know why there are people with the annoying habit of calling all mp3 players iPod or all soft drinks Coke? Brand name recognition. Heck, ever say "I need a Band-Aid" at all? Band-Aid is a brand name for what's really an adhesive medical strip. Power of brand name. Steam has the potential for your game to get out there better because it has that sort of brand power.
2. Steam is part of a capitalistic society at large. Meaning being on Steam is no guarantee for success for anyone. It's a potential tool or resource, but nothing in capitalism is guaranteed. Will developers fail even using Steam? Of course. They can also fail having it listed on Amazon or their own home page. But it does have potential for greater success than just hosting it on a makeshift website.
3. What you're basically trying to say is, because some developers did not do well on Steam, it must suck and everyone who likes Steam must be a brainwashed zombie. Problem is that there are so many other factors as to why a game fails anywhere - economics 101, really. Supply and demand, product quality, marketing, etc. Blaming Steam for a developers game not taking off is like blaming the President for high gas prices.

I shall now give you the same treatment I gave followers and those I follow on Twitter:

TOTALLY LEWD, BANNED-IN-THE-USA HEADPAT!!!

Done with the first semester~~
My grades are really great

I shall now give you the same treatment I gave followers and those I follow on Twitter:

TOTALLY LEWD, BANNED-IN-THE-USA HEADPAT!!!

Yeah, unless you can capture my attention throughout the entire common route (which Grisaia did) I'm going to start skipping, which is bad because the writer will probably drop a plot hint in something I skipped. Earlier is almost always better, Grisaia is actually an exception as the common route is the best part of the VN and only a handful of the selection routes really deliver.