triock: Which path did you take? And what ending - good or bad? ;)
the_bard: I ended up running every day despite my physical limitations. And we were in love at the end. Trying not to spoil too much here. :D
+1 for the recommendation btw. I would have probably never taken the time to play it otherwise were it not for you all mentioning it in the other thread. Thanks.
Also, I found it odd that the relationship began forming with the girl it did. I thought I was pursuing another one. Was interesting.
Yeah I ended up on the same path you did for my first playthrough. I got the good ending (without the use of a walkthrough), and of the 3 girl paths I've played so far it seems like the most natural building relationship of them all. Looking back on it and how it played out I wouldn't be surprised if they ended up being soulmates. I'm glad it was the path I took on my first playthrough cus it made it that much better. It could be that her theme music really makes my eyes water up too. It just hit me really hard in the gut, such an awesome game.
Well whatever the case, I just wish there were more games out there like this. Corny as my post sounds it puts most other story based games to shame. Very few can match it IMO just with the sheer emotional impact the game has and the amount of dialogue and text present as well. Planescape Torment is one of the few games I can think of that matches it on both ends of having large amounts of dialogue and text descriptions as well as an emotional story to go with it (and both aren't without humor as well). Same with the music as well, Planescape Torment and Katawa Shoujo have such engrossing music and soundtracks its like I can't even pick which one is better. They're too good.
I guess having played and loving Planescape Torment before I ever played Katawa Shoujo had a huge influence on me taking notice about Shoujo so long ago. I guess from now on I shouldn't hold off so much about playing certain games to "delay the first experience" that you'll only get the chance of experiencing once. I'm glad I finally got around to playing the game. It was worth every second of it and the developers should be proud of the work they put into it all those years.