A lot of the dialogue and the puns don't make sense in English though. I did actually finish it with both 'good' and 'bad' endings (I didn't get 100% though) after the English translation came out. The obvious problem with it is that this sort of thing ultimately becomes an emotive issue for many, rather than a consideration as to whether or not something meets the criteria for inclusion. Having a look for it again shows that your exchange with Nils exploded and become something of a major argument among other Debian people which is quite unfortunate.

I then recognised your email address and realised it was you! From the outside it looked like you were being trolled which seems to be the conclusion of many. It was being spread around on other sites and a lot of people found it quite funny how seriously you took it and how objectively you treated the whole thing considering what the game ultimately entails. I was linked to your Debian Games consideration message/thread. >I don't think I mentioned it on here are you stalking me? While we're on the topic of visual novels: here's one that I would recommend to anyone, because it is a great example of how you should treat people: Katawa Shoujo. I'm convinced that games like this one, if they have any effect on crime, will lower it, similar to how regular porn and access to prostitution lowers the amount of rape. It also might be illegal in several countries, because their laws are stupid. It's similar to horror movies: I can see if they're well made, and I can recommend them to people, but I don't like to watch them myself. As I wrote in the place where you probably saw it, I think it's a very well made game, and I would recommend it to people who are into that sort of thing, but it's not something I enjoy. I don't think I mentioned it on here are you stalking me?Īnyway, yes I did finish one or two endings nowhere near all of them. You know that's a disturbing question with your avatar, right?

Hey shevek, did you ever finish Unteralterbach?

Unteralterbach artist