Yeah I agree with all that! Definitely a bit too much school life stuff near the start. The story starts to get properly interesting around the halfway mark, but also branches out so much that it's hard to follow. I'd love to see a similar game in this setting, with an equal complex story but told in a more standard way.
Also yeah Megumi's part kinda sucked. Didn't ever get interesting.
Thanks for the clarification on those bits!
There's a German term for nostalgia for a place you've never been, fernweh. Perhaps that has some connection?
Path of the Wind from My Neighbour Totoro gives me a similar feeling.
Have you played any of the series before? MGS2 and 3 are some of the best games ever made, IMO :) Twin Snakes is ok, but I much prefer the original.
Tell me about this superior game!
Is this Skyrim? What texture pack are you using
Can users write reviews?
Thanks for these suggestions - I hadn't heard of the author. The first one you mentioned has a particularly interesting setting, on an East India ship!
We'll have to see. Other PS3/360 games have been ported to the Switch with some success. If you can get PS3 or X360 emulators to run well on your system then that may be the best option. If not, Switch emulation is surprisingly good so hopefully this'll add one more viable way of emulating.
Many thanks for these suggestions! Philodendron Florida does look very nice, and I love the 'waxiness' of the leaves, a bit like the pothos we have. Are there any other philodendron varieties you'd recommend?
Madness. I've always heard people dislike the lemon and lime ones the most. I definitely prefer the blackcurrent or strawberry ones, but none of them are that bad :)
Les Misérables. I love Hugo's way of writing, and his descriptions of Jean grappling with his conflicting feelings or breaking down when he was finally shown love were breath taking. There were certain parts of the book in which I couldn't put it down. But the chapters that described the battle of Waterloo and the layout of the Paris sewer system bored me to tears.
That's interesting to know, thanks! Most coffee shops where I live would probably never get busy enough to use a spare shot. Perhaps they change out to a single shot portafilter, but I've never noticed.