I have the Switch version, which includes both and it looks like the Steam one does too (double-check discussions if unsure). Recommended play order - https://old.reddit.com/r/compileheart/comments/d4hb01/mary_skelter_2_full_immersion_roadmap_a/
As for whether it's fun, it seemed like an OK dungeon crawler. I played it a bit but set it aside and haven't revisited yet; I don't think I progressed enough to have a strong opinion.
Yeah, I saw this news like a week ago and didn't blink an eye; I am fully unsurprised by almost any level of retardation.
As usual the superior fan uploads are available at certain places and for the usual massive discount. If anyone wants to support the manga or anime, they can import or maybe find some JPN digital retailer.
Also, the series hasn't ended but they're already selling special edition BDs if it's not already sold out and anyone has a spare half-grand they want to throw at tapestries - https://www.sankakucomplex.com/2022/01/11/shuumatsu-no-harem-bd-bonuses-predictably-sensual/
I read that at least 3 players had to drop out of the tournament due to chest issues. This was from 1 week ago and I couldn't 100% verify it nor had interest in researching what is typical dropout rate at prior tournaments so I deleted the post, but I think it's safe to say the impact in stop-and-go sports like soccer and tennis is suspicious.
Hell, there's a Canadian soccer start that has been diagnosed with myocarditis. Tennis defense supposedly was air quality, which is rich since it only impacted 3 players significantly enough, and for soccer it's the number of games. Let the victimization rate keep growing and bring on the 4th shot...we'll see when normies wake the fuck up.
Piracy is the great equalizer. I wasn't tracking this series, but on the back burner it goes.
I'll be sure to get the unaltered, fan-scanlated version guilt-free -- thanks Viz, you localizers always look out for my bank balance.
The only community I've personally found worth visiting regularly is c/NoNewNormal. Everything else is either a non-starter or hit-or-miss, at least for frequent visitation.
More than 60 different games have been banned from being live-streamed on the site, such as Grand Theft Auto, The Witcher 3, Heart of Iron, World of Tanks, and Rainbow Six Siege, in an attempt to comply with “guidelines” from the Ministry of Culture and “other authorities”, who have deemed the evil games as inappropriate.
it helps build natural immunity
Maybe not significantly for the vaxxed, since it appears to hinder production of antibodies. I'm not sure what the correct answer is, but it clearly plays a negative role.
Pure bloods OTOH will get lifelong immunity. Yay!
Shame, I really liked Ron, wish his son could have lived up to that billing.
My condolences for your loss. I've been lecturing my dad on avoiding Remdesivir and to get monoclonal antibody treatment (or Ivermectin, HCQ, etc.) in case anything happens.
I am so disappointed that I voted for Trump twice.
Alternatives were Clinton and Biden, don't feel down about choosing the lesser evil. It's politics, they go out of their way to ensure either your choice either doesn't matter or is tinged with great bitterness.
The developer is free to antagonize fans on social media and be a lazy fuck that can't be bothered to release different versions of the title on multiple platforms.
In return, fans can spend their money elsewhere and wait for the superior fan altered version to appear on the high seas for free.
This but with the caveat that while I've only seen 'vegans' be extremely ideologically militant, in my experience 'vegetarians' -- outside of foregoing meat -- have a very wide spectrum, with some even being OK with fish.
It's about a month old, but I finally got around to watching the JRE episode with Peter MucCullough. Amazing watch, probably the best I've seen on the topic -- barring the symposium of concerned doctors, the latter being the 1st for me that fully explained toxicity of the vaccine (spiked protein).
If you haven't seen it, I strongly recommend it. This topic is covered in roughly the 2nd half. About 3 hours long, here's Rumble results (again, ~3 hours long) - https://rumble.com/search/video?q=Joe%20Rogan%20McCullough
Edit: Odyssey as an alternative platform if Rumble is problematic - https://odysee.com/$/search?q=Joe%20Rogan%20McCullough
Art style is my conjecture. In case of SS3, it contained actual footage of women (not fictitious / drawings), which they scrutinize more closely. Doesn't excuse the SS3 ban but those are the differences.
Could also be attributable to the human factor in different reviewers, which would allow for trends but not prevent anomalies. We've seen ideological games get green lit or stand for far longer on the store than they should, see LGBTQIAWTFBBQ+ explicit titles and BLM troll game as examples.
Subverse also had the benefit of being highly preordered, which could be yet another factor.
Subverse doesn't have an anime art style, but they did ban Super Seducer 3 as mentioned in the other comment thread.
Ghostlight's official comment is in the forums, relevant statement:
Due to circumstances outside of our control we have had to remove the Purge Corruption minigame.
One can argue they're lying, it's IFI's fault (which alone doesn't discount past decisions being a factor), or they couldn't be bothered to port the uncensored Switch version but rather the censored PS4 one.
It's not like we'll get official clarification, but Steam censorship at large - even if inconsistent - is undeniable.
This has been going on for many years, to the point that OneAngryGamer created a 'Waifu Holocaust' list - https://archive.vn/98zUW
A little over a year ago, this topic came up and I made this comment - https://kotakuinaction2.win/p/11RNtKIvcC/x/c/
Important to note that Nintendo does NOT do the same censorship with 3rd party titles today but relies on ratings boards - which are an attack vector but at least bring some level of independence from the platform holder - while on Steam games with college student characters, or no sexuality at all, have been banned presumably for art style.
Steam's monopoly is not good. I'm hoping niche alternatives like DLSite can one day be more competitive.
Nintendo Switch version was uncensored, but not the Steam release because of Valve censorship.
Edit: The latter is my assertion based on trends but not established fact in this case. Valve's historical decisions, however, are probably factored by any publisher.
It is the admins, and they've been there for a while now.