Glad to see you are enjoying the game hmmm you are right, it is a little weird when the main acts different in different routes! I don't remember if that was the case a lot in Sweet Fuse, since it's been a while.

I saw you liked Ryusei's route as well I also love it when boys treat kids well it's always sweet. And I love fierce looking boys that are softies inside xD

Root Double is...interesting. Route A is a great set-up for the story, introducing most of the characters and laying out many pivotal questions. Route B is a lot slower and character-oriented, and while I usually love that, I really disliked the protagonist of Route B, so...yeah. Route B's protag barely grows as a character, either, and that's really what ruins a lot of the VN for me. Thankfully, from the midway point of Route D and on, the VN begins to focus more on the non-viewpoint leads, which helps a looooot.

So, really, the biggest issue with Root Double is that Natsuhiko (the Route B protagonist) is a jerk and a poor lead for a long, slow, character-focused route. If you can get through Route B, than it's not too bad? D: I don't think it's a VN I'll complete, though, which is saying something. D:

Yep, I love that Saki's rage is like a superpower xD also I love how different all the routes in Sweet Fuse are! Meoshi is super precious I liked him a lot I think I started with Ryusei, I liked his route as well. And one of my favorites is Shirabe~

Have fun playing trough all the routes

Sweet fuse is such a cute game hope you enjoy it :3

is your gbf crew looking for people?

Celebrating Christmas cheer with your hubby and our cute characters!

Oh man, A Witch's Tale.

That game does not bring back the most pleasant of memories.

Yeah, I even found something else while walking along the streets of Milan, heheh... [Link]
Super Mario is super-popular here! I'm impressed. I'm so happy that many Italians feel the same way about the portly plumber as I do. One would never find a sign like that in Maryland, never.

And yeah, the lessons are keeping me busy, and living in Italy can be a tad chaotic, but it's awesome at the same time. I hope to spend the next few decades of my life living in various parts of the world (Italy, Lebanon, Japan, Russia, Hungary, etc.). I might even check out England and I definitely have to visit Ireland, but since there isn't a constant language-learning experience to be found there, it's harder to justify (there SHOULD be in Ireland, but, yeah).

Anyway, I hope you're doing well! I still remember we share the same religion and finding an actively religious gamer is like finding a needle in a haystack, so I hope that is going well for you too. I also didn't know you were married! Auguri! How exciting. I would love to find someone, but I must say I might be a tad embarrassed to show them my collection. They might just think I have a problem. But at least when it comes to the Mario collection, I say, let them think it.

I actually completely COMPLETED my Mario collection a few months ago! I finally found a complete copy of Super Mario no Sweater. (Technically I still need Donkey Kong Circus, and I will get it, but that's kind of a gray area.)
I've been really busy too: I graduated with my BA in Italian/English this year, but I started my master's now, and in fact I'm typing this to you in the airport because I'm flying off to Milan to teach at an Italian high school for a year. I'm really excited because I'm Italian-fluent but never been there.
What are you studying?

Hey Soaring! Just thought I'd drop in and say hi. How are things going these days? What games have you been playing? How's life?