>I am overflowing with pride.  I've played a number of VN's already but I've only come upon very few Tagalog VN's. scratch that this was my starting line, this is *legit* the first Tagalog VN I've played... and it's heckin' awesome.

>First of all it's super awesome that you managed to create a tagalog VN, bless you child. It was well done and it was so Filipino.  Nothing, i say *NOTHING* is more Filipino than having a _sawi_ relationship, and having amnesia. And oh god, it went ten times better when we add in the weab factor oh god the onii-chan oh god the author's note. bless you child. bless you. 
>Second, awesome characters. I know they're free to use characters since I've seen them in a couple of different games as well, some used them properly, letting me see them in a different light, and others used them poorly so I just see them as *that* character (it's like Daniel Radcliff, he's in Now You See Me 2, but you call him Harry Potter). And you used them splendidly. I love how you brought these characters to life, which is a very hard thing to do. I see their qwerks, their lifestyle, and their attitudes. 
>Although there are things that I disliked as well. Like how the story was made. After she had Amnesia, I felt that the story became a little to complicated and hard to understand, like the relationship between her reindeer, and the events before the hotel, though I understand that what happened in the three different routes all occured, wouldn't that mean that the protagonist garner feelings for and from each of the boys?
>Also in Lanier's route, it feels like the progression of their relationship didn't make sense. Because as I saw it: confess>rejected>awkward frienship>I got a fake boyfie>Hotel> Kiss the girl I rejected which also has a boyfriend just to give her water>Kuya Issues>Amnesia>friendship>fix kuya issues>I suddenly like you, let's date! It just feels really weird to have it that way. 
>Although in general, I love this game, which means I indirectly love you. Bless you child. I shall now play Ano What Why Bakit.