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hello there,

In regards to the first suggestion, this is not needed as unlike a regular vn here most scenes are repeatable by just going to a location. If one gallery gets done, it will only be for the few scenes that are not repeatable.

As for the second suggestion, there is no cuckholdry for the main character, it's all based on player decision, there's no obligatory share routes, except when is obvious like Haniya, who is happily married with Gabriel and they decide to share with Mc. The only case where a share is needed is for the Japan trip, and this specific case is being thought out to be made to have a solo route.

Thank you for your reply.

Well, firstly, I know that many scenes are indeed repeatable, but due to issues with the game's UI and controls, this might not be so convenient for players who want to relive those moments. This unchanging nature is the main reason we had the gallery concept (perhaps because we're more accustomed to linear narrative visual novels or clearly oriented RPGs, while StarMaker offers a higher degree of freedom). For example, if I like a celebrity, I might put her beautiful photos as a carousel wallpaper on my phone's home screen, so I can admire her beauty as soon as I open my phone, without having to go through several steps to find the photo in the app (I hope you understand this analogy; it applies to most Asian teenagers—we crave simplicity and efficiency, or perhaps we're just lazy, haha).

Secondly, the reason I suggested two game routes is mainly because I saw in related guides that not sharing the entire game would cause you to miss some events, items, and Anna's outfits. Since you've explained that it doesn't have a significant impact, perhaps it was an oversight by the guide creators. Please forgive me for not checking carefully before making these suggestions.

Additionally, I really love some of the game's dynamic backgrounds, such as the forests, lakes, and farms. They would be perfect wallpapers for pixel art lovers. I wonder if there's any way to extract them and use them as my computer desktop or browser wallpaper?

Finally, regardless of whether my suggestion is adopted, I sincerely thank you for your reply.