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Differs for different characters, but it's also something that's guaged by writing, art, editing and direction entirely separately. As per the blog, writing on Emi, Lilly and Hanako paths is done (ish... there's stuff going on that's only discussed internally as well). Art for all the paths is less ...

Locking this because this is edging towards territory that would probably be best avoided.

In summary, the panties are 100% a joke. The End.

Woe betide those that hear of a translation project too early.

(RIP Quartett )

Nicolarmarfi played it too, I think.

BAM.

timdhong wrote:Who went for narcissu?

Aura, Crud, and Raide.

A- actually, I do have a small question (That i will most likely get flamed for is i word it wrong =.=;;) But..um..Could someone give me a rough number of how many unique CG's have been done for the game said far? Simply curious. Unfortunately, we'd prefer to keep that specific number under wraps. ...

supalime wrote:Haruki Murakami! *squeeeeeeeeeee*

Best author. I'd like to know who has the über exquisite taste in authors.

Aura.

Leniad wrote:I'm glad someone listed Borges as one of his/her influences! Might I know who did?

Also Aura.

cemex wrote:

Smoku wrote:Who went for Terry Pratchett?

That's what I'd like to know

That would be cpl_crud.

Oh snap.

Nodame was mine.

Chopin and Rachmaninov are his.

Also A22 was the one that (justifiably) hates Stephen King. And not for the Twilight thing.

Caesius, you got all mine right though there are a few shared influences also that are not gettable by that method. Honey and Clover, for example, influenced both me and Raide, and Amaduyu influenced weee, moekki and kamifish.

http://katawashoujo.blogspot.com/2010/1 ... azaki.html

Emi is poplar.

ContinualNaba wrote:Weee is the elder. Gebyy is the younger. Both are girls.

Welcome to the forums, and trust me when I say that you're making more sense than about half the posters here.

Weee is younger, Gebyy is older. That is what Crud meant when he said they were the other way around.

There's actually quite a good documentary about English, from its beginnings to its status now, called The Adventure of English. It has a part specifically covering American English (one after the other): Part 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eit_x8Sdrt0 Part 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-hejRG...