Starting this now, and I need some tips here.
Played first episode and unlocked pretty much nothing. I just didn't explore at all. I didn't feel comfortable entering people rooms and mess around picking and looking at everything. I didn't talk to anyone either, only when necessary.
I felt it would be awkward and I was affraid to embarass Max if someone called her out in her intrusive bullshit.
Being socially retarded doesn't help much. So I can just fuck around and search through people shit even when they are inside the room? It`s how the game is supposed to be played?
>>343161482
>socially retarded
So you're autistic?
>>343161482
Dude...just play the fucking game you autist.
>>343161482
Don't play beyond Episode 4
>>343161717
Probably not. I just haven`t had much social interaction lately. So I don`t really know how the game is supposed to be played, because, realistically, I don`t normally go searching every corner of someone's room. And since it's said my choices will have consequences, I'd rather not fuck up somehow.
OOokkaay, so you americans really enter a public shower and walk around dorms barefoot?!
I actually searched for some sandals or something before leaving the room, but now I see this, and it seems that is a normal thing. Fucking gross, guys, what the fuck.
Kate is hot desu
Is this thread real?
>>343161482
Her name is max? What is it max strange? Jesus Christ.
>>343161482
You're not supposed to search through peoples room. You are supposed to talk to people though. It progress the story and makes the story better.
>>343161482
Anon.
Did you forget you can rewind time and undo literally any fuckup you make?
>>343161482
.........wow you really are autistic huh?
>>343163136
Oh shit, that`s right. I didn`t rewind a single time other the ones that the game forced me to. I forgot I wans`t playing am usual visual novel. But, being honest, I did think about not using the power for trivial things when I started playing. But I guess this game isn`t like Boku dake ga Inai Machi, or other time traveling games.
