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This is one of the first visual novels I've played, and genuinely didn't like. At first, I thought I simply disliked it because I'm not into sports themes or because I didn't particularly adore the MCs personality (why were they telling themselves "this isn't a date..right?" after Dakota SPECIFICALLY asked them on a date girl get a grip) or because the sprite artstyle isn't my favorite (though the cgs are beautiful) however, I soon realised that isn't the case. I consume media to escape reality, but Dakota seems far too realistic. He's a man, affected by the patriarchy with sexist views, the way he keeps mentioning taming women paired with how "innocent" the MC is portrayed..urgh. It makes me highly uncomfortable and reminds me of why I'm convinced I might be a lesbian LMAO..it's all so eerie and off-putting..If that's what the author is going for, then it's genius. If not, I'm concerned for your type in men. Honestly, I'm tempted to read Taming of the Shrew simply to analyze Dakota's character further. I do love how he murders with his baseball bat tho lolol, and the cat and mouse chasing scene was so very immersive, i felt my pulse quicken.

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I get that, I believe the thing about MC questioning if it was a date was probably an accident like the creator forgot they wrote that as something he said. The whole thing about it being realistic and how he's a creep is understandable too, but that's likely meant to make you uncomfortable as the player who knows that kind of stuff is wrong and weird. With the guy being a yandere, there's a 99.9% chance that's how the author wanted you to feel since they likely know just how terrible yandere's are. But yeah, killing with his bat's a fun idea haha