Look at the KS TVTropes Page

[bradpara]

Just now made an edit mentioning this porject on its main page. It's not much but if you want to see it: http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/VisualNovel/KatawaShoujo?from=Main.KatawaShoujo

[Exbo]

I would say it doesn't fit well, but that's up to the Devs, and not me.

[Wyges]

'Pyschological/Nerologial Disorders'

Really?

[kosherbacon]

In all fairness, there are other VN projects out there worth mention that are/were spiritual successors at some point, like LoveDespite and Eisei.

[Solipsistic-MeatBag]

'Pyschological/Nerologial Disorders'

Really?

"Nerological"? Like "The Matrix"?

[Hamadyne]

In all fairness, there are other VN projects out there worth mention that are/were spiritual successors at some point, like LoveDespite and Eisei.

I agree. There should be mention of the other projects; they've been just as inspired by KS as we have!

[kosherbacon]

And I don't mean to mention the others to imply being a spiritual successor is a bad thing. Everyone deserves all the exposure they can get. 8)

[bradpara]

In all fairness, there are other VN projects out there worth mention that are/were spiritual successors at some point, like LoveDespite and Eisei.

I agree. There should be mention of the other projects; they've been just as inspired by KS as we have!

Didn't mean it as a snub, I am just not as familar with them. (I only learned about this a few days ago.)

[VacuityMechanica]

tvtropes

Well, there's my afternoon gone.

[MDV]

You're free to post it. However, I think that it would be better to make an own page for Missing Star. This way it looks like a scream for attention from KS readers.

[Hamadyne]

tvtropes

Well, there's my afternoon gone.

HURRR READING ALL THE TROPES

[splitInfinitive]

'Pyschological/Nerologial Disorders'

Really?

Is this a confirmation that dyslexia will make an appearance?

Just asking as a dyslexic who didn't even catch that on first read.

[Wyges]

'Pyschological/Nerologial Disorders'

Really?

Is this a confirmation that dyslexia will make an appearance?

Just asking as a dyslexic who didn't even catch that on first read.

Well, I have always been taught that you should sheck your spelling for mistakes after you write something. Especially if you write somewhere where lots of people might read what you wrote and not to mention that bad writing might make a bad impression about something. And we all want Missing Stars to make a good impression to everyone, don't we? :>

And at that time I thought that it was funny.

And I really didn't want to offend someone, sorry. *Hides his face*

[Mr Immortal]

You're free to post it. However, I think that it would be better to make an own page for Missing Star. This way it looks like a scream for attention from KS readers.

Mostly agree with this, there's even a few things that could be put on said page now, what with the girls being officially announced and all.

[MDV]

You're free to post it. However, I think that it would be better to make an own page for Missing Star. This way it looks like a scream for attention from KS readers.

Mostly agree with this, there's even a few things that could be put on said page now, what with the girls being officially announced and all.

Yeah, not much though. But go ahead if you want to do it .

[splitInfinitive]

And I really didn't want to offend someone, sorry. *Hides his face*

I wasn't offended, I was trying to crack another joke. I'm a closet grammar Nazi, because if I left the closet I'd be hypocritical as a dyslexic who regularly makes typos and misses them even after several proofreads. It's funnier when I jumble words while talking. Sometimes I only realize I jumbled the words and said total nonsense after I get blank stares.

[Wyges]

And I really didn't want to offend someone, sorry. *Hides his face*

I wasn't offended, I was trying to crack another joke. I'm a closet grammar Nazi, because if I left the closet I'd be hypocritical as a dyslexic who regularly makes typos and misses them even after several proofreads. It's funnier when I jumble words while talking. Sometimes I only realize I jumbled the words and said total nonsense after I get blank stares.

I have a a little bit similar problem. I tend to speak very fast sometimes and I either say something incomprehensible or I leave out some words from my sentences. Same goes with writing. I think that's because somehow I think really fast and I want to talk very fast too, and this makes me sound stupid when I open my mouth. But I cope somehow. Now I speak slowly because of sheer will to stop myself from starting speaking faster. Unless I get excited, then I forget about everything anditgoeslikethiseverytime. :>
And yeah, I'm a grammar Nazi too, but it's hard to be a grammar Nazi of English language, when you're not english.

[MDV]

Not completely Wyges. Native speakers of English don't seem to understand the difference between 'their', 'they're' and 'there' for some reason.

[Wyges]

Not completely Wyges. Native speakers of English don't seem to understand the difference between 'their', 'they're' and 'there' for some reason.

Yeah, I have noticed that too. And it's interesting why this 'problem' occurs and why it is on such a large scale.
I'm glad that my teachers explained this part to me well. ^^

[Genero6]

I confess that I might sometimes type the wrong their/there if I'm in a hurry and not thinking, but it's rare to not catch it and I try not to type without thinking anyway. Incorrect use of "they're" though? That's just stupid. Then again, all poor language from native English speakers seems to be just plain stupid, whereas foreigners tend to make more specific and identifiable mistakes. After all these years on the internet, the best English speakers have usually been foreigners, guess you all just learn how to speak the language right rather than never opening a textbook and simply letting the vaguely English-sounding crap flow forth.