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Sorry for the delay, enjoy this, the final final words we have on Raging Loop, ultimately, a good time for tricking people from a village into killing each other or learning about themselves or both thanks to time travel. See you next season!
You don't need anything more than a really involved plan and to date someone with demigodlike powers in order stop a raging loop. We're not done yet though as there's some additional content up ahead, but for now... werewolves aren't real or some such.
Haruaki dons his green cap to collect the five keys to save Princess Chiemi on top of Death Mountain and slogging through Kiyonosuke Bog and also Wordplay Forest. Just as exciting as it sounds! Dvac said I should add a line about how the old man is my favorite character and no one can stop so here it is.
It's time for some next level speculation. The supernatural reveals of the third loop get us crafting theories that are 100% absolutely going to be true. That's it, why bother finishing the game? It's all figured out. Not even sure why "speculation" was used in the first sentence. Just cold hard facts.
Hey this time! We're the wolf, baby! Will Haruaki make the right choices? No. ... Awooo!
The Rikako route continues as Raging Loop insists on nodding towards being like one-third dating sim for reasons unbeknownst to us. We also learn about spiders and housemaidens and predictably, werewolves kill people. This loop won't stop raging!
Orenronen takes us on a deep dive into some of this game's translation issues, and we collectively realize that Haruaki is a bad Werewolf player whose super power is being able to savescum.
The corruption gets Turbo and Pulla as we're down two people. Can DVac, Jim, slowbeef, and oren survive?! Also Haruaki shows off his SLE when he snaps after like 2 time loops. What a wimp!
Here we go as the first loop officially comes to a close, and Haruaki gets an A+ in How To Play Werewolf.
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