There's been at least one reference to Denko in the twitch chat that follows this person around, I couldn't get a screengrab in time.
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Xavier Davis
William Anderson
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Daniel Cook
Yeah I bet Bernardo's a bottom
Parker Adams
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Thomas Clark
It's from Niconico you dunce, that's the Japanese equivalent of Youtube - instead of a comments section, they fly across the video like that.
Evan Hill
you can spam the o p l and k buttons to make the text fly across the screen, even if streaming-chan isnt there
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Joshua Garcia
Well, I finished the first run a bit ago and while I can say it's interesting, it has enough flaws I'm really not feeling that interested in another playthrough.
The biggest problem for me is the lack of choice or options. It wasn't until I read online after finishing that endings are based on drinks you serve and whether you pay your bills. And personally I find that extremely fucking annoying. The idea of purposefully failing to take orders or pay rent doesn't sit right with me. The Truth or Dare segment was one of the most interesting parts of the game and fucking brought me to life cause I finally had something to think about. Just give me some fucking dialogue options so I can feel like I have some influence on the way the MC reacts to events, why bother with this convoluted bullshit.
It'd be different if the this had some complex mixing mechanics that you could actually fail like a legitimate game, but it's just following simple instructions while reading dialogue. The idea that the story paths would be based on that and not a conscious choice on the players part just seems senseless to me. Am I just a faget, what do you guys think?
Other than that…music is good, characters were interesting but not nearly enough was revealed about anyone other than the MC's background and Alma. And the serving mechanic was monotonous enough I'm not sure I wanna go through all that shit again to learn about the others.
Ryan Brooks
Does it matter whether you serve the drinks with alcohol (karmotrine) or not?
Tyler Hernandez
Yeah this is more like a Kinetic Novel than a regular VN, it seems.
Elijah Reed
Drinks where Karmotrine are optional allow you to make the customer more drunk which enables different dialogue branches if you pour in more Karmotrine. At least I think, I've yet to try it out.