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Re: Fatal Hearts
The game is out
I need to get this... soon.... when I have money ^^; *shakes fist at upcoming convention*
Tried the demo and liked it alot (even if the cellphone puzzle was a little frustrating <_< I could figure out what I needed to do even before asking for hints, but just couldn't find the right buttons....)
I need to get this... soon.... when I have money ^^; *shakes fist at upcoming convention*
Tried the demo and liked it alot (even if the cellphone puzzle was a little frustrating <_< I could figure out what I needed to do even before asking for hints, but just couldn't find the right buttons....)
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PrettySammy09 wrote:However, I want to know if there's a more "romantic" ending, because both of the endings were a little "ewww" not "awww".
I'm still working through the rotating-rings puzzle on that path. At least, I presume it's that path, it looks likely.
But seriously; perhaps I'm just old-fashioned, but isn't there always going to be at least a little 'ewww' in a match-up between a 200-year-old guy and a fifteen-year-old girl?
I don't know - I'm fairly liberal, I'm not exactly preaching a monogamous-hetrosexual-girl-two-years-younger-marriage-before-sex puritan relationship as the only moral choice, but there's something creepy about kidnapping and forcibly kissing girls less than a tenth your own age...
Now, Jeremy's a lot more believable. Plus he's insane! What more could a girl ask for?
But seriously; perhaps I'm just old-fashioned, but isn't there always going to be at least a little 'ewww' in a match-up between a 200-year-old guy and a fifteen-year-old girl?
I don't know - I'm fairly liberal, I'm not exactly preaching a monogamous-hetrosexual-girl-two-years-younger-marriage-before-sex puritan relationship as the only moral choice, but there's something creepy about kidnapping and forcibly kissing girls less than a tenth your own age...
Now, Jeremy's a lot more believable. Plus he's insane! What more could a girl ask for?
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But seriously; perhaps I'm just old-fashioned, but isn't there always going to be at least a little 'ewww' in a match-up between a 200-year-old guy and a fifteen-year-old girl?
I don't know - I'm fairly liberal, I'm not exactly preaching a monogamous-hetrosexual-girl-two-years-younger-marriage-before-sex puritan relationship as the only moral choice, but there's something creepy about kidnapping and forcibly kissing girls less than a tenth your own age...
Now, Jeremy's a lot more believable. Plus he's insane! What more could a girl ask for?
[/quote]I don't know - I'm fairly liberal, I'm not exactly preaching a monogamous-hetrosexual-girl-two-years-younger-marriage-before-sex puritan relationship as the only moral choice, but there's something creepy about kidnapping and forcibly kissing girls less than a tenth your own age...
Now, Jeremy's a lot more believable. Plus he's insane! What more could a girl ask for?
Since you're still working on it, I won't give you spoilers, but let's just say that the endings come out a little...gruesome. XD I guess I expected a nice little Ren'Ai ending. "I love you!" "I love you too!" "Let's run away together and have a fun relationship!" "Yay!"
As for Sebastien, I suppose a "good" ending for him would be hard to formulate. Maybe he could remember Kirsten and realize that he loves her too much to force this upon her. Maybe it's a little too lovey-dovey, but I like lovey-dovey endings.
It wasn't really the age difference or anything. It was the blood and the cult and the vampirism that made it "ewww". O_o;;;
As for Sebastien, I suppose a "good" ending for him would be hard to formulate. Maybe he could remember Kirsten and realize that he loves her too much to force this upon her. Maybe it's a little too lovey-dovey, but I like lovey-dovey endings.
It wasn't really the age difference or anything. It was the blood and the cult and the vampirism that made it "ewww". O_o;;;
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PrettySammy09 wrote:Since you're still working on it, I won't give you spoilers, but let's just say that the endings come out a little...gruesome. XD
Well, I've seen two endings down a different path, one of them with Sebastien, I'm expecting the ones you're talking about to be fairly similar.
But you know, I'm not sure - given the scenario - how one could go about matching Christina up with Bastian without spilling blood. I mean... is he going to be happy with her just hanging around with him until she gets old and dies?
But you know, I'm not sure - given the scenario - how one could go about matching Christina up with Bastian without spilling blood. I mean... is he going to be happy with her just hanging around with him until she gets old and dies?
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Re: Fatal Hearts
Some endings require extra work to reach. There is a better ending for at least one of the pairings you're talking about. But while some endings are pretty straightforward - follow the plot and you can reach them - some will require you to have done certain things much earlier in the game.
(made-up example) If you never found the Ring of Magic Sunshine at the beginning, you can't suddenly save the day with it at the end. In such a case, the game may hint 'If only I had a way to carry sunshine!' to give you an idea that you're missing something.
(made-up example) If you never found the Ring of Magic Sunshine at the beginning, you can't suddenly save the day with it at the end. In such a case, the game may hint 'If only I had a way to carry sunshine!' to give you an idea that you're missing something.
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Grah! It's the "Elven Relations" syndrome!
"Oh, you got vanilla ice cream instead of chocolate at the beginning of the game? Too bad! You get eaten by monsters now!"
Me: T_T Oh blargh!
"One of the pairings"? I hate it when you speak in code like that! XD
Oh well! Once I get all fourteen endings, I'll be sure to post up a full review!
"Oh, you got vanilla ice cream instead of chocolate at the beginning of the game? Too bad! You get eaten by monsters now!"
Me: T_T Oh blargh!
"One of the pairings"? I hate it when you speak in code like that! XD
Oh well! Once I get all fourteen endings, I'll be sure to post up a full review!
Also, I'm just curious -- do the questions you answer at the beginning (What do you want to have as a career?, What do you want in a relationship?) have to do with how the plot goes, or are they just points towards certain characters?
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Points towards certain characters, as well as (hopefully) helping the player to feel more drawn-in and identified with Christina, and to feel comfortable as part of her friendship with Lucy. They don't have a huge effect on the storyline.
Although if you answer the questions as if you were a complete ditz and then pursue Jeremy, you can unlock a special Very Bad Ending.
Although if you answer the questions as if you were a complete ditz and then pursue Jeremy, you can unlock a special Very Bad Ending.
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PrettySammy09 wrote:What do you want to have as a career?
Incidentally, I was disappointed to note that 'locksmith' and 'burglar' weren't in the options... She'd do well!
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papillon wrote:Although if you answer the questions as if you were a complete ditz and then pursue Jeremy, you can unlock a special Very Bad Ending.
XD I'm sort of curious now, but I'm also afraid! The bad endings always sort of make me uncomfortable! But I want all the endings so... And I agree with Jake. She'd be an excellent burglar. She breaks into everyone's house effortlessly!
Grah! And now I have been reduced to asking for puzzle help! On the "Seventh Book of Moses" safe puzzle, I think the order is Air, Fire, Water, Earth, Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, the Sun, Venus, Mercury, and the Hexagon. But that combination doesn't work. I did my research, and it says it should be right (although I can't find the translation for the Hexagon pattern). Help?!
Grah! And now I have been reduced to asking for puzzle help! On the "Seventh Book of Moses" safe puzzle, I think the order is Air, Fire, Water, Earth, Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, the Sun, Venus, Mercury, and the Hexagon. But that combination doesn't work. I did my research, and it says it should be right (although I can't find the translation for the Hexagon pattern). Help?!
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Re: Fatal Hearts
Yes, they fit together like a jigsaw. (With a little bit of space running between them like outlines so you can tell where one leaf ends and another starts.)
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Papillon your so evil(in a non-bad way) But how would you solve the puzzle in which you cannot repeat a symbol across or vertically and horizontally but you must put the symbols on all six rows?
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If you're talking about what I think you're talking about, it's basically analoguous to a Sudoku puzzle, only with symbols instead of numbers - it's a tricker one than most beginner's Sudoku, but I think all the same I only got to a couple of points where I needed to backtrack. So looking up methods to solve Sudoku would be a good start, they should all help.victorita9 wrote:Papillon your so evil(in a non-bad way) But how would you solve the puzzle in which you cannot repeat a symbol across or vertically and horizontally but you must put the symbols on all six rows?
(The other thing that I found handy with that one was to copy the grid out onto a piece of paper and use a number or letter for each symbol, 'cause I can work with numbers and letters a lot more easily than strange symbols I've never seen before. )
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