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Valjean Lafitte wrote:

brythain wrote:

Valjean Lafitte wrote:Where was the Hakamichi residence meant to be? Is it in the nearby unnamed city, or somewhere else?

Before she and Hisao go there, Shizune herself says in her route, "My home is in a particularly beautiful part of Saitama."

D'oh! I was sure that it was never mentioned in-game, but I should have checked anyway. Thanks!

It's also mentioned in Lilly's route.

Question for Aura and/or TheHivemind:

In Act 1 there is scene in which Hisao asks Emi what she and Rin do together when they hang out; Emi says that in addition to shopping at the art store with Rin, she often takes Rin to a music store where they sell "all kinds of weird stuff" that Rin listens to to get inspiration for her artwork. So I guess my question is twofold: A), what types of music would Rin listen to for inspiration and B), how weird is weird as far as Emi is concerned?

Valjean Lafitte wrote:Question for Aura and/or TheHivemind:

In Act 1 there is scene in which Hisao asks Emi what she and Rin do together when they hang out; Emi says that in addition to shopping at the art store with Rin, she often takes Rin to a music store where they sell "all kinds of weird stuff" that Rin listens to to get inspiration for her artwork. So I guess my question is twofold: A), what types of music would Rin listen to for inspiration and B), how weird is weird as far as Emi is concerned?

a) I have no idea. Maybe stuff like Ne nehledej, or maybe she just puts on late-era Tom Waits.

b) Pretty weird. Emi's the sort to give most things a try at least once or twice. That Ne nehledej stuff might be too much for her, though.

Thanks for the response. That Iva Bittova stuff is weird, but I think I like it! I could imagine it driving Emi crazy though.

If it's okay to ask, what do you guys do for a living? I'm just curious, and I'm also going for that "I-dunno-what-to-do-with-my-life" phase. So yeah, that. I know most of you only took the making of KS as a side project and no one wants to get into the gaming industry as something serious, no?

I'm a neurosurgery OR nurse. I never made any secret of my job, but if you expect all the others to care to or want to respond, you will be disappointed.

Nah, I fully expected that. But it was worth a shot, cause at least you said it.

Also, how interesting.

On those same lines but less open-endedly: do any of the devs do vocationally what they did on the game? Not just the writers, but everyone.

I have a sneaking suspicion people like weee and Mike Inel are actual pros by now if not back then…

Atario wrote:On those same lines but less open-endedly: do any of the devs do vocationally what they did on the game? Not just the writers, but everyone.

I have a sneaking suspicion people like weee and Mike Inel are actual pros by now if not back then…

Mike's deviantArt profile says he's a professional, but I think anyone on dA can claim that without reason. But I think he is. I don't want to live in a world where Mike Inel and weee don't make a living doing what they do best.

Valjean Lafitte wrote:

Atario wrote:On those same lines but less open-endedly: do any of the devs do vocationally what they did on the game? Not just the writers, but everyone.
I have a sneaking suspicion people like weee and Mike Inel are actual pros by now if not back then…

Mike's deviantArt profile says he's a professional, but I think anyone on dA can claim that with out reason. But I think he is. I don't want to live in a world where Mike Inel and weee don't make a living doing what they do best.

Being a 'Professional', if I'm right, refers to one doing something as a profession, i.e. you are paid to do it... Meaning "professional" is a rather vague term

I'm pretty sure Mike and Weee probably are legitimate professionals, their work is fucking great, but as far as the average deviantARTist can claim it's rather questionable.
I mean, if someone were to pay me £5 to draw cocks all over their bedroom walls, I could argue that I was a 'Professional Interior Decorator'

Have any of you got the link to Weee's profile on DeviantArt? Saw you guys mention the name hence was intrested if his/her stuff was just as good. Tried looking it up via the search-function on DA but got only pieces titled "weee" and pasting it in the address bar gave me the profile of a British women who has no art or favourites on display.

Thanks in advance for the aid.

Off the top of my head I can count at least six 4LS members who either study or have a job with something related to what they did in project KS.

FBOF wrote:Have any of you got the link to Weee's profile on DeviantArt? Saw you guys mention the name hence was intrested if his/her stuff was just as good. Tried looking it up via the search-function on DA but got only pieces titled "weee" and pasting it in the address bar gave me the profile of a British women who has no art or favourites on display.

Thanks in advance for the aid.

http://raemz-desu.deviantart.com

FBOF wrote:Have any of you got the link to Weee's profile on DeviantArt? Saw you guys mention the name hence was intrested if his/her stuff was just as good. Tried looking it up via the search-function on DA but got only pieces titled "weee" and pasting it in the address bar gave me the profile of a British women who has no art or favourites on display.

Thanks in advance for the aid.

Weee has a deviantArt page here. She also has a tumblr page here, and wrote an interesting Katawa Shoujo retrospective blog post here. Weee/Raemz is a girl; most of the art staff was made up of teenage girls, with only a few guys contributing additional art such like Doomfest and Climactic. I learned most of this from reading Weee's KS retrospective...you should check it out, it's a pretty informative and entertaining read.

Kon22 wrote:If it's okay to ask, what do you guys do for a living? I'm just curious, and I'm also going for that "I-dunno-what-to-do-with-my-life" phase. So yeah, that. I know most of you only took the making of KS as a side project and no one wants to get into the gaming industry as something serious, no?

I actually do make my money writing, but it's writing marketing materials for a technology firm and not, you know, writing fiction.