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Hello! I'm Bbang Minhyuk from the first generation of Stove Crew~~

Since it's Saturday, I have a simple question for you!

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After playing for a while and getting game overs several times... I realized something and tried it.

It works.

So, I'm embroidering the method I used and requesting corrections.

This problem occurs because of the game over algorithm.

An easy way to reproduce this is to set your mouse auto click to the highest speed (I set it to 100 clicks per second) and shoot.

- If the size increases from above, the fall is blocked and the line is not touched = Game Over.

☆ Request for modification

Even if it takes a little time, it seems necessary to have a cooldown (time limit) for continuous clicking.

The watermelon game is a method that prevents objects from falling continuously until they have fallen enough.

In its current state, I don't think it's necessary to block it to this level, and I think it would be sufficient to just apply a cooldown of 1-2 times per second (0.5 seconds).

Embroider the point of using the bug.

Have you already purchased her from Random Chat or are you interested in purchasing her?

So, just remember one thing.

As soon as the game starts, release the 'Start' button!

1. Make sure to use the pre-release mode.

The game is divided into two modes.

'Original Mode' that follows the original story

'Miyeonshi Mode', a new re-write of the original characters and story

But since it's a game based on a webtoon story, shouldn't the original mode come first?

Let me say this boldly.

This game's main body is the pre-release mode, which is like DLC.

Although the original mode has its shortcomings, the pre-release mode is more fun and better made.

Of course, it's a matter of personal preference.

But I'm sure many of you who have played this game will agree.

Play 'Uncensored Mode' without asking any questions.

The original mode is a bright and hopeful emotional pre-game mode that clears everything.

If you're wondering, 'I want to get a taste of the remaining content,' or 'Is there a dark story?', you can just go in.

"Isn't that too much? Since the original webtoon is such a masterpiece, wouldn't it have made a game out of it?"

I've been reading this webtoon since the first episode came out, with all my heart.

It's a period of almost seven years.

I usually don't say this, but I regret the time I spent watching the original.

No matter how well this original work is polished in the game, the problem will never be fixed.

That is, the original mode contains a lot of the unpleasantness of the original.

Although they did a good job of twisting the original parts and setting up routes where each heroine becomes entangled, to be honest, it's not well-made.

I couldn't resolve the unpleasantness that started to come out from the middle of the webtoon.

No amount of seasoning can save a ruined dish.

There is no choice but to tear it down and build anew.

This is the Miyeonsi mode that overturned and reborn the IP of 'Her from Random Chat' in the Tales Shop style.

What's the conclusion?

I know the original! I've already seen it, so go into pre-release mode.

I don't know the original! If you don't know, you don't have to watch it in the future, so just go into pre-release mode.

I, Kim Yong-Hyeon , strongly recommend this.

2. No, but how much is it?

I will list the good and bad points of the original mode that I felt.

I feel like I'm being too critical, but I'm going to be a little stronger today.

Good things about the original mode:

- The content volume is huge.

- A lot of work went into it, with dubbing for most characters and NPC dialogue changing according to the story.

Disappointing things about the original mode:

- The dialogue and dubbing are so awkward. Personally, I felt like the speech, dialogue, and voice were all awkward.

- Honestly, I don't know about the illustrations either. The characters feel too uniform.

- There are so many curses in the dialogue that it's embarrassing to listen to.

- The characters’ emotional lines and development lack plausibility.

- It's so annoying to move around and talk on the map, and the overall length is so long that it's boring. (Especially the public route is so long)

- The protagonist's way of thinking is so unpleasant that it's hard to watch.

- I clearly turned on the light to heal, but the atmosphere is too dark. It's not like there's a profound return value to the darkness.

It's not that I'm simply angry at the original work and just spewing out harsh words.

I'm actually quite honest when it comes to evaluating games.

[Her in Random Chat] I feel like the original mod didn't make the game well enough to cover up the aftereffects of the original.

This part is greatly improved in the pre-release mode.

Instead of trying to revive the ruined dish, I created a new one from scratch.

As the recent popular meme goes, "Normalization of [Random Chat's Her] by Tales Shop" is a perfect fit.

So what changes have occurred in the pre-release mode?

1. Dubbing: The voice actors have been possessed by a god.

Perhaps because the four heroines are the main characters, the awkwardness felt from the supporting actors has completely disappeared.

I think the feel of the dialogue may have also played a part.

The original mod had too many curse words and other words that were too embarrassing to say.

But even putting that aside, listening to the voice actors' voices in the pre-release mode is ear-melting.

This can't be happening unless you're possessed by a god.

I'm a fairly thick-skinned person, but I can count on one hand the number of people I've met.

2. Story: It's a somewhat unexpected but 'unprecedented' development.

Honestly, how many people would consider perfect probability or reality when making a prediction?

I think most people don't mind as long as it's not artificial enough to hurt their feelings.

What if the story begins with the protagonist and heroine meeting 'by a ridiculous coincidence' at the beginning of the game?

I watch with excitement, thinking, 'Oh, so that's how it starts?'

The pre-teen mode is, as expected from a pre-teen mode, full of these emotions.

Everything is done with a hopeful and somewhat random tone, making the user very excited.

This is the excitement that you can't feel in reality, you're imagining it in order to feel it.

It was really good in that respect.

In addition, it shows progress in illustrations and fine details.

The most important heroine's route story also has a quality that is on a different level from the original mode.

In other words, there is no reason not to enjoy the pre-release mode!

3. Go into the heroine review

Up to this point, there have been mixed reviews as to why this game should be in 'pre-game mode'.

I'm embarrassed because I feel like I got so seriously involved.

But you all know that reviews that are overly immersive are actually true, right?

From here on, I will review the heroine.

In fact, I don't need to explain how the pre-trial detention process works, right?

This game is not that different from other similar games in terms of detail, which makes it even more so.

So what's left to review?

It's the character.

Without giving any spoilers, I will point out the types, personalities, and charms of the characters.

This is enough to help you decide which character to target for your first attack.

3-1. Park Ha-min, True Friend's Emotions

My relationship with Park Ha-min starts off with a friendly, give-and-take feeling between girlfriends.

The first thing you encounter is the situation of 'getting dizzy while playing a game in a PC room' .

The protagonist gets into a huge argument with her and ends up losing everything.

But what is the absolute truth across the East and the West, past and present?

"If you're pretty, everything is forgiven."

The protagonist is captivated by Ha-min's appearance and decides to become friends with him.

After that, he starts approaching her under the pretense of asking her to tell him about the game, and they gradually become closer.

If you like the feeling of 'Dating a super pretty girlfriend who likes games?!', then you can run right now.

It's a real story where they start off bickering and being rough around the edges and then gradually fall for each other.

This feeling... is a taste that only those who know it know.

3-2. Yuri Lee, the true childhood friend attribute

A classic childhood friend setting, you can get the feel of it just by hearing it, right?

Yuri Lee is a female friend who has been close to me since middle school and is known as the 'one who doesn't look like a girl'.

Of course, this is based on the main character.

What kind of setting would be most appropriate for this type of character?

It's a cliché of clichés, but it's a setting that guarantees box office success when it appears.

'I take good care of the main character and I secretly like him!'

'But the indifferent protagonist doesn't know that!'

'And then, due to some incident, they start to fall for each other!'

'Once the angle is revealed, the heroine starts to shower us with plotting!'

This is the familiar taste of 'The taste of familiarity is scary'.

A childhood friend who was shy, but then came at me like a bulldozer, looking only at me when I showed my side?

I've put in only the most realistic and delicious settings.

For reference, my first progression route was the Yuri route.

I've been living alone for about 2-3 years now, and it's been a while since I felt excited.

3-3. Yoon Seong-ah, the girl from random chat

The name of this game and the original title, 'Her in Random Chat', refers to Yoon Seong-ah.

However, in the original work, the emotion that the random chat method gave could not be completely erased.

After all, the social perception of random chatting is inevitable.

The moment you start getting seriously involved, it's inevitable that you'll feel uneasy and uncomfortable.

The original route that I criticized so much above, but Yoon Seong-ah's route, was also quite well-received.

I played it pretty well, but it was hard to completely erase the feeling of those four random chat letters.

But in the pre-teen route, it was solved very well.

Random chatting has appeared, and encounters are triggered by this, but it doesn't feel unpleasant at all.

You go to a concert hall and start chatting with people within 1km of you.

After chatting for a while, you get to know each other and quickly move on to real-life stories.

This is a story about two people becoming closer through a series of mysterious encounters.

It's even more exciting because there's a love triangle instigator here who causes a mess between the two.

I liked how the strange conflict and misunderstanding between the main character and Seong-ah was expressed smoothly and not too harshly.

If you're curious about a chance encounter that could appear in an animation and the romance that begins from it, I recommend this.

I really like this route because Yoon Seong-ah's personality is refreshing and straightforward.

3-4. Seol-ri-ra, a strange person suddenly asked me to date him

A man wearing a puppet mask asks the main character out.

The protagonist, who was thirsty for love, readily accepts this.

Inside that doll was a pretty girl who you could trust even if she was in love.

I knew it was a woman's voice, but it was unexpected.

This is how the relationship between the protagonist and Seol-ri-ra begins.

You may think this is some kind of absurd development, but it really is.

The above Seong-Ah route is quite coincidental, but this one goes three steps further.

Here I will bring up one thing I said above.

Even stories like this don't matter as long as they are 'pretty' and artificial.

Because Miyeonsi is a world where you can experience fantasy romance.

This kind of beginning is the type that would never happen in reality, so I find it appealing.

Lyra's openly four-dimensional personality is also a charming point.

If there are four heroines in a fantasy novel, there has to be at least one character like this.

'A heroine with a story in a fourth dimension, her story is unraveled thanks to the main character.'

Wow... this is really delicious.

I won't say it's a spoiler, but the setting surrounding Lyra and the main character was also fascinating.

I think it clearly shows that their hearts are slowly growing closer to each other.

The most important emotional line in a story is described to the end.

I highly recommend it.

5. Overall Review

The reason why heroine reviews get longer as they go from Ha-min to Lira is because of the complexity of their characters and settings.

When you say 'This is it!' for Ha Min or Yuri, you can tell right away, but that's not the case for Seong Ah and Lira.

I didn't write this long because I particularly like the two below more.

This game really brought me a lot of emotions.

An original mod that captures the original's unpleasantness so well

A pre-release mode that lets you release this smoothly

Heroines who provide various healing with their own charms

Although this review started off with harsh criticism, it actually gave me enough healing.

But, honestly, 40,000 won is too expensive for this pre-release mode.

I recommend that you bring your discount coupon with you to enjoy the maximum discount.

The reason it's so expensive is because of the massive volume of the original mod.

The volume isn't that small in pre-release mode, so it's actually a reasonable price.

However, as someone who rejects the original mod, I would like to recommend purchasing it with at least 30% off and other coupons attached.

After a huge disappointment, a game that gave me more healing than that

But it's a game that I hesitate to buy at regular price.

This is a game that I would definitely recommend you buy and play in 'Unreleased Mode' if you get a certain amount of discount.

[Her from Random Chat] This was a review.

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