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absolutly is. game is 100% the same gameplay with only the added 'crest' status and a bit more H-scene. did you even bother playing both before shilling ?
Wow, for the first time i have to say that machine translations (ChatGPT4 only) are winning over an official translation. This game is riddled with errors, ranging from small typos example Spiecies instead Species, through incorrect words like for example Hypothesis instead Hypnosis, to bad items descriptions giving you incorrect numbers for stat increase. The last part maybe cause it was incorrect in the original version, or someone messed up when translating.
Was interested too so i let it get to 100, the only thing i noticed is that its increasing the pleasure buildup and makes it more difficult to escape based on the how far the corruption leveled up, though it does not impact the 100% escape chance option. Other than that nothing much. Also the item to remove the crest only removes it, if you get it again it will be around the same level of corruption it was before. But honestly this game is so choke full with mistranslated item descriptions and incorrect stats that most of what you will do is try everything out blindly as if the game was not translated. From all the accessories you can equip i found one that had that was giving the correct amount of points in one stat.
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wait until you learn that its been in their history for a rather long time, straight part of their culture.
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Reminds me of Touhou. Like, if you describe this game like: "A priestess using amulets goes to exterminate the evil and save people, all alone, resolving the problem. It has 6 stages and an EX-stage, with bosses at the end of each." it'll sound pretty similar to what Touhou is all about. It even has a weird atmosphere of not explaining anything, just making you fight through, seeing some text in-between the stages. And i think you can even replay the stages after, in the recollection room?
It's not entirely about that. Have you contemplated that, by adopting a different persona, one might not desire humanity at all? Assuming the role of a tentacle beast or a canine? This could arguably be far more fascinating than human existence.
Furthermore, given the revered position of Japan's eight million deities within Shintoism, it seems quite typical for players to wish for ascension to a non-human form, akin to a Slaanesh Daemon of Warhammer 40K lore.
And in contemporary terms, an array of cybernetic prosthetics has also become increasingly prevalent.
