Also gives people an idea of how dark and serious the game is supposed to get. I'm super happy with how this turned out! Totally worth the wait, and really sets it apart from other similar games. How cool would it be for a student to trip while running, and Yan-chan killing them as they're crawling and clawing to get away? Some students running would also make it harder for a player to 'dodge' students. Cowards might just piss themselves, social butterflies might try to run, teacher's pets might try to find a teacher (who would also get killed.) But having everyone react the same way makes it too orderly, and less chaotic. You could have how they run during snap mode be influenced by their personalities. Some of them might be too terrified to run, but I could see someone just gawking at the student statues from a distance. but there needs to be more chaos and wild screaming. They could get caught unable to leave the school exit, or some could run to the closet. At least some of the students need to be running.It would add more variety, and you wouldn't have to animate anything new from scratch. Like a close up of the victim's eyes, or a hand flailing as it bounces off the ground. Even having clips of the victim alone would help. Maybe have one kill be eye gouge from above, stab from behind, and the next one would be stab from the right punch from below. That way not all the kills are stab-neck snap-eye gouge-stomp-punch. Adding different camera angles of the kills, would help. After watching the same loop 3 or 4 times, you can tell it's repeating the same animations. Change up the camera angles of the kills.It was so sad that Yan-chan's face couldn't do justice to how deranged she became. Why would Yan-chan care about the differences between the students anymore? Also love that the characters don't have color anymore. I could see lets players freaking out not realizing the run button is basically a soft jumpscare button. I felt like I was watching something huge based on the way it was built up and shown. Not sure why this video has so many dislikes. Yay! This is the most dynamic game over screen I think anyone has put into a game. The obligatory work between the demo and the release will at least be the lowered difficulty of Osana to be placed on Week 1 (probably remaking the routine?), the tutorial, and obviously designing the routines for the 9 other weeks + the Rival events. Osana will be released once the project is polished. I think that's the idea : once the polish (remove jankiness) and the last events will be done, that's the demo. Is he polishing the project? Is he fixing bugs? Or are we jumping straight to releasing demo However, I think the Guidance Counselor isn't finished yet. The True Demo will also prove that basic systems (reputation, info-chan, clubs, school layout, etc.) are polished and fully operational. I also read somewhere that the 'True Demo' is not the Final week 1 and that Osana's difficulty will be around week 4-5.

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