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Nobody should be mad that they DMCA'd the fan-translation. The thing was started for basically the sole purpose of spiting Mangagamer, so should it really come as a surprise that they bit back? Also, the person translating it was busy with other duties within the company which is why it took so long. If you're faulting that, you're either saying they should assign other translators to it (they probably don't have the kind of manpower to do that), or try and force him to work faster. Neither of those are good options.

How many fan-translators just straight up quit before finishing anything? That's hardly efficient.

Christmas is saved.

I'm pretty sure the law doesn't care about that. Nor should any teacher. I mean, what, are you saying you wouldn't get in any trouble if you showed like hardcore furry porn or some shit, just because it's not "real"?

How are you allowed to show porn in a high school classroom without getting in any sort of trouble at all??

If I remember the walkthrough correctly, there's a bad end revolving around Rusalka that you could probably say is technically her "route." She is a villain, so it makes sense that she wouldn't have a proper route.

He's a somewhat famous writer, but his two biggest works are known for having endings that pissed people off (his more recent one especially).

You just finished her initial route, right? I'd at least recommend going through her second route that unlocks after you clear all the routes. It's a lot better than anything in her initial route.

Source: Your ass

Well, yes. I work on translations for them and don't have to rely on these wild and crazy "speculation theories". Plenty of companies really like them, and I know of a decent number of Japanese titles they have or are looking into getting, so the idea that they're looking to stop is frankly ridiculous. Petty internet drama isn't going to magically ruin their reputation among Japanese developers.

Where do you even find the logic to support this? Maitetsu isn't going to be the last major Japanese title, even if it flops. They still actively search for licenses of Japanese titles and I highly doubt they'll stop any time soon.

Why are you so mad

Yeah, I mean to make the game vita friendly you have to cut a ton of shit anyways with the game having bath scenes here there and everywhere. Oh, and if you like the purple-hair loli sister (as you should) you'll like the fandisk. It has some, uh *cough* *cough* good scenes with her.

Well........... I mean technically her specifically liking doggy dick isn't too terribly integral to the story It kind of feels like one of those things where someone on the development team had a particular fetish or something. Some of the later scenes are... even more out there, plus in the fandisk you get more doggo fun with even more characters.

As far as I remember it was just a few lines about her playing with the puppies, and then being upset that whatshisface was bothering her during play time. When I played that scene I happened to remember seeing bestiality CGs on EH with her along with tags on her profile, so I figured I'd go through the original and see what that scene was like, and well... yeah. The most awkward part is the fact that the grown ass man just walks in on her naked with puppies licking her crotch and his only reaction is "Again??" As far as it coming up again throughout the story, I wouldn't know since I haven't played much of it. I'd just assume they go with the same narrative, that she has an innocent child-like love for dogs.

http://www.getchu.com/pc/salesranking201604.html It placed pretty low considering it's supposed to be one of the best games of the year according to some. And it's not that all-ages games just aren't popular on getchu. For example, Angel Beats placed first in it's month http://www.getchu.com/pc/salesranking201506.html

What is this list supposed to prove? The large majority of vita VN releases in Japan are vita ports of games that were originally 18+. Where a lot of sales come from fans of the original. The only non-18+ VNs that sell in Japan are ones that come from companies that basically don't make 18+ VNs to begin with. These companies typically use other mediums to promote their VNs outside of the typical VN consumer-base. This is why almost all of these VNs get adapted into anime, LNs, etc. Besides, most of the hyped non-18+ PC releases this year sold like crap (Island, Kouya). I don't know, with all the girls having balloon tits that spill out of their clothing I can't really say this is much better.

It does have dual text display option, though it's not listed under the settings menu but the menu at the top of the game window iirc.

That problem is probably amplified a shit ton more in the original. I'd say more than 50% of the non-h CGs are dedicated to female characters being naked, and then you have random stuff like the emperor loli "messing" around with all the stray dogs she keeps, which aren't even counted as h-scenes (the game plays the joke scene music during them). In the steam version they just dropped that and made her an innocent little girl that loves dogs, well animals in general technically. Though, honestly, I won't complain since I like the artist.

The existing translation is pretty abominable so you should probably just wait 3-4 months for the new one.

Well when you talk about marketing it's kind of important to focus on the bigger picture, which means trends among demographics. Sure plenty of guys like otome, and plenty of girls like galge, but each genre is still specifically designed for that one target gender. Even if you remove the sexual elements of a galge (though technically it's impossible to fully remove things like sexual tension), the game is still designed assuming a male player, with the ultimate goal of having that player fall in love with the heroines. Frankly, I think western romance stories are too different from that formula for you to infer that people who like sappy western romance stories (your young girls in this instance) would have a similar interest in galge romance stories. At least in the sense that doing things that would upset male players (removing sexual elements) wouldn't garner you enough people from different demographics to be worth it.

You can't be serious.

Implying they even had an editor.

I don't see the correlation between any of that.

Nobody ever said anything about it being on steam.... In fact the game probably won't go on steam anyways because you can't get a definitive experience of the game by removing the h-scenes, and the game's developers aren't stupid enough to do that (hopefully).