落とし穴２０掘：妄想 ドキドキ学園編 その２ (Part2)
"No, I don't hate you over something like this. It seems there was a misunderstanding between us, so just read the script over again and make sure to coordinate properly next time."
I feel a chill.
Ugh, it’s cold. My heart feels so cold.
"Hey, more importantly, Master? What do you think of this uniform?"
"Indeed, do I look good in it as well?"
The two of them spin around right in front of Master.
"Oh, it looks good on you both."
Master praises them honestly.
"Praise us too!!!"
Feeling a sense of urgency, we all crowd around Master.
"Hey, this is getting out of hand!"
In the end, that day turned into a uniform reveal party.
By the way, the buttons on my blouse popped off twice, which was quite the ordeal.
Now then, a pitfall after such a long time.
A scene of a failed attempt at filming a drama among ourselves, lol.
And, I would like to take this opportunity to apologize.
My replies to comments have been delayed lately, but I am reading through them all properly.
I am sorry I haven't been able to respond.
I always look at everyone's comments. Thank you.
So, here is one answer to a question.
Q. What games or stories did you use as references?
A. As for games, it’s dungeon-crawlers, of course.
The *Class of Heroes* series—I recommend *Final* for having fewer bugs. There are also plenty of interesting weapons in that game.
The unforgiving nature of *Wizardry* is also a reference. It’s a "this is what a real dungeon is like" kind of experience.
Since there are almost no new versions of *Wizardry* coming out, I recommend *Elminage I & II*, which you can download on PSP. The system is almost identical to *Wizardry*, and the locations of the items required for clearing change every time, so it’s fun even for multiple playthroughs.
If you have a 3DS, there’s *Etrian Odyssey*. It’s the type of game often called a modern *Wizardry*, and since you make your own maps, it’s a great reference for many things. It’s also just a fun game.
For PS3, I’d recommend *Demon’s Souls*, *Dark Souls*, and *Dark Souls II*. Enjoy the unforgiving journey. These are games where skill is required, as you can’t clear them with level alone. Skilled players can do playthroughs at level 1. My old man is so hooked that he’s done 20 playthroughs of *Dark Souls* with a level 1 restriction.
*Dragon Quest* is a basic reference for me.
*Final Fantasy* is also a reference for how to incorporate machinery into a fantasy setting.
Changing genres:
*Aquanaut’s Holiday*. A sea exploration game. 1 and 2 were released on PS, and *Aquanaut’s Holiday* is on PS3. If you want adventure, I recommend the first *Aquanaut’s Holiday*; if you want to be healed by beautiful visuals, I recommend the PS3 version.
Playing that will change how you view various living creatures.
*Afrika*. Go to Africa and capture animals on camera!!
If you’ve ever handled a camera, you’ll grin, and you can also learn animal behavior.
It might be helpful when writing about various movements, don't you think?
*Photo Kano*.
Capture your girlfriend on camera!!
It was impossible. I didn't want a girlfriend badly enough to go through all that. It wasn't the game for me. For some reason, taking photos of people in real life never goes well for me.
*Busou Shinki MKII*.
A collection game. I actually find it quite fun.
I got all characters to LOVE 30. The high price of DLC is the only drawback.
Since there are mountains of armaments, it might be a good reference for that sort of thing.
*Gundam* series.
From *Gihren's Greed* to *G Generation*, I don't have any likes or dislikes.
Relation to the novel? It might be a reference for political affairs.
It’s quite messy, after all.
*Pokémon X/Y*.
Since you can view them in 3D, it might be a reference for the movements of monsters.
I want Diancie.
*Story of Seasons*.
Till the fields, raise livestock, and earn money.
Marriage? I’ll think about that after my money hits the cap.
Well, jokes aside, although the income and expenditure tracking is simple, it calculates things, so I think it’s a good reference. In reality, you get hit with maintenance costs, fuel costs, food costs, utilities, taxes, and so on.
*Convenience Store*.
If you want a reference for store management, this is the best one.
Good luck.
*SimCity*.
If you want a reference for city building, this is the one.
Please, get trampled by monsters and UFOs. There’s a DS version, so it’s accessible.
I’ll stop at just games for this time.
It’s gotten long.
See you next time.