Mr Poltroon

Wait until the 'that was practically vanilla' comments.

Congratulations to one @Kurisu-Chan.

The demo that first came out had no editing. The trial that is out now was edited. Are you still concerned with the writing on this one?

For clarification: Most of the in-game scenes that are not UI or tutorials were edited by Ryechu, as far as I know. The complaints against the script alone aren't quite with the way it reads as much as they are with the translations itself. The UI, however, wasn't edited and character limits make it unintuitive. Fateburn's work is not meant to be part of the final product should the stretch goal be met.

What I've seen of Ditzy Demons has seemed pretty good, but if your choice is either one or the other, Sabbath is a full length title whereas Ditzy Demons is more of a nukige.

He already did. I basically just stalled making a decision for so long I forgot. The fact that it technically doesn't follow the formatting rules by forcing the use of save points on Sara and the True end bothers me. If this one is moved then others may come in its wake that also don't follow the formatting guidelines in one way or another. However, this doesn't really matter much. I'd prefer it if it remained here, as it is equally accessible, but if @Narcosis wants me to move it and lock it, I will. Just say the word.

It looks just dandy.

Next to the spoiler symbol (looks like an eye) there's a remove formatting symbol (looks like an eraser). Selecting affected areas and removing formatting will make it so it conforms with the default background, however, it also removes all other formatting, such as text size, which would need to be redone.

Formatting is completely messed up on a white background.

Thank you, one and all.

No @littleshogun post today? How could it- Oh, I see. Happy birthday, then. And to @Kiriririri too.

Strictly speaking, the question is valid. It's asking if you like either shorter VNs or longer VNs, not which you prefer. It's actually odd that that is the interpretation people immediately jump to. Nothing about the sentence indicates comparison, but since they're two contrasting options... It does not seem like what he intended to ask, however.

The issue with Tsujidou's route is that the main drama/conflict in it may seem stupid to some and happens solely because of the protagonist's personality. This is further aggravated by the fact that that very same point of contention, which would also apply to the other routes, actually gets skimmed over in those, making the fact that it was such a huge issue in Tsujidou's feel cheap.

The only thing I changed is replacing the old last choice with the one you gave me.