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jakegreenmn

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The issue was present with default Keine, no modded teachers installed.

The Non-Touhou wordpool works fine on every difficulty except All-star, though in the save file all completions list nonTouhou:false.

Starting a completely new save file and only selecting the Non-Touhou wordlist still ranks all newly obtained highscores as having nonTouhou:false.

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Currently it seems like the Non-Touhou All Star mode doesn't work. Regardless of what's selected in the menu. Checking the save file it looks like every single game played had nonTouhou as false and enabledCustomWordlists is empty as well.

EDIT: After the 1.05 patch I checked again and selecting All-Star with only Non-Touhou words enabled will pull up the scores from Touhou enabled and when in-game the log prints "Word pool is completely empty! Falling back to the entire unfiltered word list."
Even upon deleting all data and selecting only normal words the save file lists all scores as nonTouhou:false.

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Excellent update!
Notably, the game can be put in a very difficult to stop loop if you have a persistent gold slime, and a persistent honeycomb jelly. The resultant infinite gold rain will continue even if the opponent is defeated and interestingly enough, can even carry over into a new playthrough if you exit to menu during it.
I'm not entirely sure why your board doesn't overflow during this since normally gold would cause an overflow, perhaps it's simply the number of collisions at once?

Aside from that specific occurrence I ran into no issues.

Excellent game so far.
Didn't run into any issues the whole way through save for the CG of Mina after the slime staying on screen that a few others ran into but that clears up as soon as you talk to someone.

I am a big fan of the tone. The game takes itself seriously enough to make the world feel like it matters but nothing more and that is quite refreshing.

 I eagerly await the future story.

Very interesting game and excellent art. I unfortunately couldn't actually beat anything beyond the second level due to my particular setup not liking whatever magic is going on. I'm certain the timer is running too fast for me so I can't give any sort of real review...

Nonetheless, I found the game fun enough to come back and play the other levels even if I couldn't actually get anything other than an E due to the timer issue.

I love the core potion rules a lot! Looking forward to more content and especially more item puzzles and such.

The game is a nice little romp. The art is all wonderful and the gameplay quite fun to try and figure out each enemies weakness.
All my homies hate Blazing Bellydancer. (They're fine, just a bit strong.)
My biggest gripe is a certain secret encounter. Wound up editing the game files since it (seemingly) permanently affected the menu.
Maybe I'm just afraid of the dark?

In the end though It's very nice to see all the custom menu UI and such you managed to fit into what is often a limited engine and I really liked seeing all the familiar faces back at the goddess.

Excellent little game! Love all the fairy specific dialogue and references within the items. I'd love to see some future updates to this.

The current version seems very stable on Windows 10. The only thing ingame I noticed was that the sigh that plays when resetting the cup sometimes plays twice at once. Another notable oddity is that the game seems to use a lot of your CPU/GPU if it can. The game never ran poorly but managed to take 50% usage of both an i-7 7700 (4.8ghz) as well as an RTX 3070ti. Doesn't impact the gameplay at all but seems strange given the game can also run on a much weaker PC I tested with similar usage of ~50%.

I was thinking that a sandbox unlock would be quite good as well as debug/cheat options to toggle the events. (been tinkering with the dll's myself to try) I also think that a sort of hangout mode or "desktop pet" would be really nice where she can sit on your second monitor telling cheesy jokes and passively growing/shrinking (milking herself?) etc.
(As far as I know the game currently will only run when focused)

I think this could be super cool as well. It reminds me of the way hardmode in the old "Your own living cowgirl" was represented by the cowgirl being pregnant. Definitely would take a lot of work though (The counter might be in the way of showing any multiboob/belly...)