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Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc PC |OT| It's getting Steamy in here...
- Thread starter Enter the Dragon Punch
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Yes, it supports up to 4K resolution
eyeball_kid
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OS X always seems to be ignored by Japanese studios. I'm not sure why. They ported this to iOS, so it wouldn't have been that hard to use that as the basis for a Mac version. Although it looks like they've pulled the iOS version from the App Store as well? I guess the only way for me to ever play Danganronpa is to pick up a PSTV.
Trigonometrize.
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The posters in the Cold Steel OT apparently do not feel the same way lol. There is more black text than regular on some of the pages I swear.
Thanks much. I'll probably buy it again then. Gotta support this kind of thing.
It'll be nice to see it on a decently sized screen too.
Well, that thread's almost two months old, so there's that. How else would you talk about story beats? Either it's in OT with tags, or in the spoiler thread where you most likely will get the rest of the story spoiled for yourself.
I think tagged story talk is fine in the OT, but something like Rats Off To Ya's post was reeaally stretching it since it was so unneeded. It wasn't actual discussion.
Basileus777
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Tagged talk will have happen here as any talk in other Danganronpa threads will involve spoilers from future games. Hopefully people who have already played those will let those experiencing this game new be without hinting at future shit.
That thread has been pretty terrible at handling spoilers. From not labeling spoilers to people who have played unlocalized sequels revealing stuff.
Wowfunhappy
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Hard to know for sure, but this seems like the kind of game that's likely to work in OS X via Wineskin.
mokalovesoulmate
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hahaha lmao I am still curious what is exactly he is saying.
Enter the Dragon Punch
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Same
Bumbletron
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Essentially, if you get water on a vita screen, it tends to act wonky even after you wipe it up. It will continue to act as though you are rapidly tapping the screen, and is only fixable via hardware reset.
The tapping caused the text to scroll even faster than the skip button and just dumped me into that mini-game before I could do anything.
I'm trying to be careful with anything that may spoil the game or even its components. So the spoilers I have posted are not honestly spoilers for the story, just for mechanics. I'm just being careful. I'd rather err on the side of caution and respect my fellow gaffers who are interested in the series by respecting their right to enjoy the game unspoiled, than say something I think is a small detail without thinking and have someone pick up on it.
Great, thank you.
The exact same thing happened to me a while back, I was wondering what was up but ended up forgetting all about it heh.
GhostTrick
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Nope, It's linear in that regard.
me0wish
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One of things that bothered me is that how did zero survive and do all what she's doing if she died as a child, I understand the whole theory that time is flat and she's alive because you saved her because of what she does in the future, still I thought it was pretty bad and makes no sense, especially when she gets saved by some sort of future/past mind connection.
How did zero know, as she was growing up that she had to do what she's done in order to save her self? How is she even capable of what she did? setting up a huge place filled with sophisticated traps and puzzles? What if the receivers solved the puzzles on their own, how is that even measurable in the experiment? It just makes no sense to me.
I also hated how everyone was a scientist, sure they were involved in some kind of experiment, but that doesn't make them scientists, so yes I felt their dialog is random and out of place, I remember when Santa randomly talks about the experiment just for no reason when solving one of the rooms
How did zero know, as she was growing up that she had to do what she's done in order to save her self? How is she even capable of what she did? setting up a huge place filled with sophisticated traps and puzzles? What if the receivers solved the puzzles on their own, how is that even measurable in the experiment? It just makes no sense to me.
I also hated how everyone was a scientist, sure they were involved in some kind of experiment, but that doesn't make them scientists, so yes I felt their dialog is random and out of place, I remember when Santa randomly talks about the experiment just for no reason when solving one of the rooms
Anyway this is just my opinion
Funyarinpa
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One of things that bothered me is that how did zero survive and do all what she's doing if she died as a child, I understand the whole theory that time is flat and she's alive because you saved her because of what she does in the future, still I thought it was pretty bad and makes no sense, especially when she gets saved by some sort of future/past mind connection.
How did zero know, as she was growing up that she had to do what she's done in order to save her self? How is she even capable of what she did? setting up a huge place filled with sophisticated traps and puzzles? What if the receivers solved the puzzles on their own, how is that even measurable in the experiment? It just makes no sense to me.
I also hated how everyone was a scientist, sure they were involved in some kind of experiment, but that doesn't make them scientists, so yes I felt their dialog is random and out of place, I remember when Santa randomly talks about the experiment just for no reason when solving one of the rooms
Anyway this is just my opinion
999 spoilers follow
999's official website has an "Answers" section that might or might not be the source for what I claim below. Check it out either way.
There is no plot hole for Akane's connection with future Junpei. In timelines where it's no longer possible for you to form that connection, a paradox occurs and the timeline ends (Safe END had this if memory serves).
Santa and Akane played the stock market and acquired funding for the second Nonary Game this way. As for the puzzle design and whatnot, that stuff was present in the first Nonary Game which Akane, Snake, Clover and Santa participated as kids in. Akane didn't design them.
Gotta grant you a point for the seemingly random info dumps although they weren't too jarring most of the time (the freezer was an exception).
There is no plot hole for Akane's connection with future Junpei. In timelines where it's no longer possible for you to form that connection, a paradox occurs and the timeline ends (Safe END had this if memory serves).
Santa and Akane played the stock market and acquired funding for the second Nonary Game this way. As for the puzzle design and whatnot, that stuff was present in the first Nonary Game which Akane, Snake, Clover and Santa participated as kids in. Akane didn't design them.
Gotta grant you a point for the seemingly random info dumps although they weren't too jarring most of the time (the freezer was an exception).
good good
they must be new to VNs :3
Ludger Kresnik
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Glacial pace when compared to the anime, maybe. But no, DR definitely has the pacing down.
Glacial pace? Try Umineko No Naku Koro Ni.
Steins;Gate as well. the first couple of chapters are super slow.
I want a PS4 port not because I want it myself but because EVERYONE SHOULD EXPERIENCE DESPAIR
and then of course experience the vastly superior Danganronpa 2 and Nagito Komaeda.
Ludger Kresnik
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I thought SDR2 was actually worse in a lot of ways, chiefly atmosphere and pacing. Komaeda, however, was clearly that game's MVP.
2's port is already beeing worked on:
https://steamdb.info/app/413420/history/
The bigger questions are 3 and AE
Two was confirmed when one was announced along with "other" games.
oh cool, didn't know
not true, game flows at a good pace.
No. It's fast paced compared to others in the genre and gripping throughout
PC gamer are off their rockers
Ludger Kresnik
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Nope, game keeps it going all the way through.
Baron von Loathsome
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Or PC Gamer doesn't play very many visual novels. I mean, it's PC Gamer, not 3DS Gamer or Vita Gamer.
ShadowSoldier89
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AE would be cool. I beat it on PSTV but I wouldnt mind replaying with a mouse. Still debating replaying 1, and I know I'll skip 2
I'm glad they referred to it as an adventure game
ramoisdead
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I really do hope Spike or Abstraction Games can fix some of the typos, spelling errors, and grammatical errors found in Danganronpa 2. It really put me off.
EDIT: The game is now live.
EDIT: The game is now live.
Which is weird, because PC is the #1 platform for visual novels.
but...there's shitloads of visual novels on Steam
and I wouldn't personally classify DR as a visual novel. it's far too interactive for that. It's an adventure game.
So much this. While re-reading Episode 1 can get pretty interesting, reading it for the first time was a real drag for the most part since that game sure took its time before the first twilight. Even after that, it takes several episodes before you can come to understand just what in the world's going on. The payoff in the end, however, was a thing of beauty IMO.
Except for poor old Hideyoshi, who barely mattered.
I only wish the game would run on MacOS, though, since I know I'll be getting the game today but won't be able to run it until I go pick my Windows laptop back from getting it checked for a possible mechanical HDD failure.
Discount is up for me.
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