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“So nothing else bad will happen to you when I’m not here. When your vision starts to fade, the man and the walls of the room slowly blurring together, you start to panic. The whimpers coming from your throat are all you can release, barely sucking in air to stay conscious. He’s not an Alpha, you can tell by the lack of an inflating knot, but it still remains that you’re being violated by an unknown man. His pace isn’t too fast, but his thrusts are brutal as he continues to drive his cock into your sensitive and abused pussy. Your walls tighten again around him, him finding it hard to retract his hips but thrusting back in. You thought the groan sounded familiar, but there was no more time to think on it when he put his hand on your throat, effectively shutting off proper access to your lungs. It was a sudden plunge, forcing himself deep into your cunt as he groaned, your walls clenching around him. It didn’t take long for the feeling of something hard and thick to push against your folds, collecting slick and teasing, your sensitivity making you whimper at the touch. You’ll get your ass handed to you if you just take it easy and wait around for a lucky special attack.

The game can be very challenging, so you have to be on your guard. But you can’t count on luck all the time.

HONEYWORKS TOKYO SUMMER SESSION FREE

The combat feels a bit luck based sometimes, since there isn’t much strategy involved in planning sessions and the game can randomly decide to just hand you a free victory. Also, sometimes, completely randomly the game let’s you perform a super powerful special attack that pretty much guarantees that you win the fight. Which is kind of silly, since surely you would hit the enemy weakness regardless of whether of not it triggers a session. You just hit the enemy weakness and watch the party do their work. So you can’t do anything special to set up a session attack during battle. But which party members can participate in the session is decided by which skills each party member possesses. A session attack means that all of your party members come and hit the enemy one by one. But this games gimmick is, that if you hit the enemy with an elemental attack they are weak to, you can trigger a session attack. The combat is the standard turn based JRPG combat. Which is a shame, since that’s what you do for about 50% of the time in JRPGs. So it seems a bit silly in comparison, when a character has a dramatic monologue about how much they want to sing and make people smile.Īnother thing that felt somewhat off to me was the combat. And accepting that you have to be willing to take responsibility for your own life. Like how people only belive what they want. Because in those games the characters hold dramatic speeches about very big things. Also the dramatic and grand anime dialogue felt a bit silly at times. But it didn’t help the game to a good start. This isn’t a deal breaker, since the Persona games also had their fair share of silly moments. I felt that the anime influence was much stronger with this game, which led to the game feeling like a dumb cartoon. Right off the bat, the story and characters didn’t grab me like the Persona games did. But I didn’t end up liking this one as much as I liked Persona. Tokyo mirage sessions #FE seemed like a good choice to start with, since it was developed by the same studio, and seemed to share a lot of DNA with the persona series. So I thought that it might be time to try out some other JRPGS and see if I would like them. I figured that after playing trough Persona 3, 4 and 5 I would be able to tolerate a higher level of anime. And despite being anime inspired, I quite liked the Persona games.

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If the Paper Mario series doesn’t count, then the only JRPGs I’ve played are the Persona games. I just don’t like anime that much, so I just think that I wouldn’t enjoy them much. (Bad English?) Yeah, I really love this song so I really have to make an English trans-lyrics of this. And I think it turned out well. I had fun making the lyrics, some lines were so hard for me, especially the dialogues (?) I have to make it feel natural, since it’s a conversation (Plus, I suck in English grammar) I just want to make the lyrics sound NORMAL and FLUENT as possible (The dialogue ones) and I have to make sure some of the lines rhyme with each other (“SOME” okay). The chorus parts turned out great too.I haven’t played many JRPGs.

HONEYWORKS TOKYO SUMMER SESSION FULL

One of the first FULL songs I made trans-lyrics. Sana x CHiCO「Tokyo Summer Session」English Cover

Honeyworks tokyo summer session