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Strange dating sim

Not a real game, just wanted to make this. For fun.

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"Hello, you've reached 🏯🎸. Please leave a message after the beep!"

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This is the phone tree Mayuri set up so Kyouraku could call the entire Gotei--or the 30% still online, as Mayuri notes. (Sidenote: Impressive! Even Zoom Enterprise only allows for 500 participants, and that assumes nothing's exploded or been inverted into a shadow realm.)

The caller ID node in the center is the character for the 'Kyou' in Kyouraku, which makes sense, but it makes me wonder how they decide who gets what username?

If people have the same name (Kuchiki and Kuchiki and Kuchiki and Kuchiki and Kuchiki) do they just figure, well, we'll assume people can guess which one is most likely to be calling them and leave it at that? Maybe if you stare at it long enough it displays the rest of the name, (but it didn't really seem like it, purely based on how much flashing the other nodes did without the middle one changing. Also: booooring! Not arcane enough!).

Or you could be like Akon and Abarai Renji, and share the same leading 'a' kanji, even though you're not related. How do you distinguish yourselves in the caller ID? It's probably a fairly common problem in the Gotei. I mean, how are you supposed to know whether you're getting a call from YAMAda Hanatarou or YAMAmoto Genryuusai? They probably sound exactly the same on the phone!

NB: I'm pretty sure Akon and Renji don't actually have this problem, because when Byakuya set up Renji's phone privileges he entered him in as "Renji," because calling your new vice captain by his given name is a very normal thing to do, why would he have typed in anything else.

If these phones have color displays, they could color code the caller IDs and reduce some ambiguity that way (provided people actually remember division colors, though given that cross-division communication probably isn't that common under normal circumstances, perhaps this solves nothing)

This doesn't solve the 6th's Kuchiki problem, regardless

Maybe they do it like train schedules, where like, Haneda Airport (羽田空港) gets abbreviated to 羽空, the first two kanji of each word. Like, for Byakuya and Rukia, maybe they shove two characters into the circle, with a big one for KUCHI and then a small one for 'Byaku' or 'Ru' Maybe they use the furigana setting to type the second one in lol.

Either way, unless you're very good with names, the caller ID might leave something to be desired in the Gotei. Rich potential for hijinks. Not knowing who's calling until you pick up the phone? Please. Unheard of. Unacceptable. Perhaps this is why Hell Butterfly culture and "some guy from the Onmitsukidou" culture remain such strong presences in the Gotei information network! Passenger pigeon or LCD flip phone, THERE IS NO MIDDLE GROUND

There's probably a campaign to introduce emojis into the called ID library to give people some additional ID options. Kyouraku is vaguely considering it as a fundraising opportunity, like a vanity plate.

Anyway, no, it doesn't matter; I just find it charming in the way of like, super old school text abbreviations or generally needing to find efficient ways of displaying libraries of unique information. There's only so many pixels!

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Top UX and UI Designing Institutes in Ara You Need to Know About

Are you fascinated by the user experience (UX) and user interface (UI) that define our everyday interactions with technology? Do you dream of crafting intuitive and visually appealing digital products? If Ara is your stomping ground, you are in luck! This blog delves into the top institutes that can equip you with the coveted skills to become a sought-after UX/UI designer. Before we jump right in, let's take a quick chai break to understand the world of UX/UI design for those just starting their tech design journey at Career Boss Institute.  This way, we can all dive into this exciting field with a clear cup!

UX/UI Design: A Match Made in Design Heaven

Imagine using an app so frustrating that you fling your phone across the room. Now, picture an app that's so intuitive and visually delightful, it becomes an extension of yourself. That's the power of UX/UI design working its magic.

UX Design (User Experience): It's the mastermind behind creating a smooth and satisfying user journey. UX designers understand user needs, research behavior patterns, and craft information architecture to ensure users can achieve their goals effortlessly.

UI Design (User Interface): Think of UI design as the visual language that brings the UX to life. UI designers focus on aesthetics, layout and usability, ensuring a user-friendly and aesthetically pleasing interface.

A successful UX/UI designer juggles both aspects, creating a seamless marriage between functionality and visual appeal.

Why Ara Holds the Key to Your UX/UI Design Dreams

While metropolitan cities might boast a plethora of design institutes, Ara is no stranger to top-notch education.

Here's what makes Ara a flourishing ground for aspiring UX/UI designers:

Accessibility: You will experience a friendly and focused learning atmosphere at Career Boss Institute. Our small class sizes allow us to give you the individual attention you deserve, while also creating a supportive network of classmates who will be there to cheer you on.

Cost-Effectiveness: Compared to metro cities, learning UX/UI design at Career Boss Institute in Ara can be significantly lighter on your wallet.

Emerging Design Hub: Institutes in Ara are constantly evolving their curriculum to stay ahead of the curve with the growing importance of UX/UI design.

Top UX/UI Design Institutes in Ara

Now that you are armed with the knowledge of UX/UI design and its potential in Ara, let's explore the institutes that can turn your design aspirations into reality.

1. Career Boss Institute

Career Boss Institute has carved a niche for itself standing tall amongst Ara's design education landscape. Their UX/UI design course curriculum is designed to be comprehensive, covering:

UX Fundamentals: User research, information architecture, interaction design principles.

UI Design Essentials: Design tools like Adobe XD, Figma, Sketch, visual design principles, typography and UI animation.

Industry-Standard Practices: Design thinking, prototyping, user testing, creating design portfolios and interview preparation.

Career Boss Institute goes beyond just technical know-how. They emphasize project-based learning, giving students hands-on experience tackling real-world design challenges. This practical approach prepares students to hit the ground running upon entering the design workforce.

BCA Coaching Classes Near Me

Since UX/UI design often goes hand-in-hand with a strong foundation in computer applications, here's a quick tip for those seeking BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications) coaching classes in Ara. Utilize online resources like education portals and local listings to find reputable coaching centers near you.

Building Your Design Dream Team: Beyond Institutes

Remember, an institute is just one piece of the puzzle. Here are some additional tips to bolster your UX/UI design journey:

Online Learning Platforms: Supplement your learning with online courses offered by platforms like Coursera and Udemy.

Design Communities: Immerse yourself in the design community. Attend workshops, participate in online forums and connect with fellow design enthusiasts.

Personal Projects: Don't wait for a formal project! Design mockups for apps or websites you use regularly. This practical application builds your portfolio and hones your skills.

Conclusion

Ara, with its emerging design scene and top-notch institutes like Career Boss Institute (and the other institutes you discover during your research!), offers a fertile ground for aspiring UX/UI designers. Remember, your design journey doesn't end with a course completion certificate. Keep learning, build your portfolio, network actively and most importantly, don't be afraid to experiment and find your unique design voice. You can carve your path towards a thriving career in the ever-evolving world of UX/UI design with dedication and a touch of Ara's magic!

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Played Fashion Dreamer until my Switch battery went low, so at least for short-term entertainment I suspect I’ll be able to get my money’s worth out of it personally, and spent some time afterwards reflecting on what I think it’s doing good at and where it’s falling.

As predicted I log into Online Mode and I am greeted by a vast and wonderful array of lolita clothes fitting into at least two distinct subgenres. Since I played more online than off, I’m pretty sure I got an overrepresentation of that branch of the design options, and the comparatively understated but still distinctly dainty stuff, but I saw at least a couple people preferring the more professional or cool looks, respectively. Relatively little of the cutesy pop stuff, which I’ve always had a soft spot for, but I DID get a very cute oversized sweatshirt dress with a polka dot stegosaurus on it in several colors, and that served me quite nicely.

You’ll notice all of this is talking about women’s fashion in a game that also has playable men in a first for Syn Sophia’s fashion games. The gender lock’s aggressive and annoying, and the fact that fucking SOCKS are gendered when headwear and earrings aren’t is baffling. I have to assume it’s something to do with the modeling by this point, because you can give a Type B body a bunny-eared maid headband and whatever earrings your heart desires, and I have. I struggle to see why you would then draw the line at equal opportunity fishnets. Hair isn’t gender-locked, awesome, and Type A bodies can actually have facial hair, which surprised me because my expectations were in the toilet by this point.

But yeah. The menswear. It may just be because I was playing mostly in online mode and therefore more at the whims of player choice the way I could recognize the heavy weighting towards lolita style for the women’s fashion wasn’t representative of the game as a whole, but all the Type B characters I ran into were generally dressed in an aesthetic I’m going to call “slightly generic 2020s boy band”.

Which sounds unflattering, yes, but I consider this a genuine improvement, because the 3DS games’ menswear was mostly an aesthetic I struggled to place for a bit before settling on “totally generic stock photo model.”

I’ll get comparative pictures for you all at some point, but genuinely. Legitimately. The 3DS games were bleak. There were maybe eight aesthetic categories for men’s fashion, total, to the fourteen non-bag women’s fashion brands with corresponding aesthetics. (Granted, one of them was “costume”, so you could argue thirteen, but especially in the later two games there was still a fair bit of depth to that brand such that it had a defined aesthetic.) All of the women’s brands and aesthetics were very distinct - you could tell the difference between “professional officewear” and either “preppy” or “luxury” at a glance, even if there were items that could fit into one of those aesthetics secondarily. With the men’s brands, you had four or maybe five, and there was heavy bleedthrough of the aesthetics they listed. Both the men’s and women’s fashion had categories for “bold” and “edgy”. For the women’s fashion, “bold” is clearly inspired by gyaru fashion and “edgy” is clearly punk rock. They have different brands. For the men’s… “edgy” is SLIGHTLY more punk, but it’s by degrees, and it’s not going nearly so far as the equivalent women’s fashion. They share a brand. In addition to those two, you had “basic” (simple items, solid colors and maybe some stripes,) “preppy,” (school uniforms and stuff, self-explanatory,) “bohemian” (also pretty self-explanatory, but you never saw it in the international versions - it was cut outright for Trendsetters and while some vestiges of the style existed in Style Star, no customers ever asked for it there,) luxury (you want suits? Here’s your suits,) and “contemporary” (more patterns and material textures than basic but the same general aesthetic.)

So: You could wear a suit, you could dress a bit like a rocker but a pretty mediocre one, or you could dress like, as I said before, a stock photo model. With an above-average tendency towards vests in Style Star, but still very much a stock photo model, or maybe a midbudget CW show.

And the more I think about it, the easier it is to articulate the issue with how the men’s fashion has been treated in Syn Sophia games. The women’s fashion has all these distinct and recognizable styles, including a bunch of varieties of streetwear - you’ve got gyaru and punk styles, you’ve got Decora/Pop Kei, you’ve got girly fashion that’s somewhere around cottagecore/mori aesthetics, you have stuff that would be suitable for an office. Gothic and sweet lolita have their own separate brands. While Style Star folded its athletic brand into the pop one, the first three games all had a dedicated brand for that… for the women’s fashion.

The menswear never had a dedicated athletic aesthetic. Not even a brand, since as mentioned there were like four of those. It didn’t have an aesthetic. And THAT is why Fashion Dreamer feels like an improvement to me already, because as sparse as my options are for the men’s fashion there are at least plenty of sweatpants at long last. (I am however struggling to find men’s jeans, and it took me WAY too long to figure out where the bit specifying what type a pattern was for was located.)

The men’s fashion in Style Savvy was consistently an afterthought. And you can tell, because athletic/athleisure clothes were a staple of the women’s fashion for the first three games and still present in the fourth, but totally absent in the men’s fashion. I can trust that there’s more variety for the women’s fashion in Fashion Dreamer and that I was getting an overrepresentation of the lolita stuff because that’s what’s most popular with the playerbase, because I know from past games that there was that depth and that the lolita fashion was particularly popular. I don’t have that same trust for the men’s fashion, not yet. And honestly I doubt the game will deliver for me, much as I’d love to be proven wrong.

But hey! At least this time around, I’ve yet to see an outfit that makes a male character look like the Distracted Boyfriend meme!

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Understanding Mobile Application Development Consulting

Mobile application development consulting involves partnering with experts who have a deep understanding of the mobile app ecosystem. These professionals guide businesses through every stage of the app development process, from conceptualization to deployment and beyond. With their industry knowledge and technical expertise, consulting firms like Pixxelu Digital Technology help businesses navigate the complexities of mobile app development and ensure that their apps are not only functional but also user-friendly and engaging.

Why Choose Pixxelu Digital Technology for Mobile Application Development Consulting?

Pixxelu Digital Technology stands out as a leader in the field of mobile application development consulting for several reasons:

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4. Focus on User Experience: One of the key factors that set Pixxelu Digital Technology apart is their emphasis on user experience (UX). They understand that a seamless and intuitive user interface is essential for the success of any mobile application. Therefore, they prioritize UX design and usability testing to create apps that not only look great but also provide a smooth and enjoyable experience for users.

The Benefits of Mobile Application Development Consulting

Partnering with a reputable consulting firm like Pixxelu Digital Technology can yield numerous benefits for businesses:

Strategic Guidance: Consulting experts help businesses define their app development goals, identify target audiences, and create a roadmap for success.

Cost Efficiency: By leveraging the expertise of consulting professionals, businesses can avoid common pitfalls and costly mistakes during the app development process.

Faster Time to Market: With streamlined processes and expert guidance, consulting firms help businesses bring their mobile apps to market more quickly, gaining a competitive edge in the industry.

Ongoing Support: Consulting firms provide continuous support and maintenance services, ensuring that mobile apps remain functional, secure, and up-to-date long after launch.

Conclusion

In today's digital landscape, mobile applications are essential tools for businesses looking to stay competitive and engage with their customers effectively. However, developing a successful mobile app requires expertise, strategy, and careful planning. That's where mobile application development consulting services, such as those offered by Pixxelu Digital Technology, come into play. By partnering with experienced professionals who understand the intricacies of the mobile app ecosystem, businesses can ensure the success of their mobile applications and achieve their goals.

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Don't Starve: a game basically designed to induce rage quit at every level

Me, a fool: But-- but surely THIS time...

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Gosh I am so in love with the dating sim idea <33

Partially because I'm interested in computer programming and partially because, like, the ✨dynamics✨ man!!

The idea of Scriabin internally struggling between "I don't *hate* this person" and "This person trying to steal Edgar from me >:0" is just asdf-

What type of endings would there be?

Could you befriend one/both and not go as far as dating?

Could you date both?

Also love love love the UI concept art so much like the yarn-themed dialogue box and hearts system is so creative aaa

Sorry if this is a lot of questions just <333 going feral over this concept <33

Haha no no, no problem at all ♪ We’re both on the same page here, I love the design side of games, backend stuff is super fascinating to me ♫ Plus I just super love the idea of them in a Dating Sim ah ♥

It sounds like a whole heap’a your questions are answered in my first post in the Dating Sim tag :D

However, since I have The Most fun imagining what it’d be like to write/play a Vargas Dating Sim, I will take this opportunity to talk about it more lol:

As you can see in the Endings flow chart, yes, there are a bunch of different endings, all based on the ✨dynamics✨ that the Player pursues with each of the Vargases. In my current draft there’s not a way to date both exactly - at least, you can’t date both behind the other’s back, they will always be generally aware of the relationship status the other has with the Player, Scriabin moreso than Edgar, but Scriabin can’t help but gloat and they talk in their own scenes, so Edgar still knows. You can positively pursue both of them though, which leads to its own ending!

(You can keep both of them at ~5 ♥s and under, but that will still culminate in the Neutral Ending; at least one of them has to be at 7+ ♥s to get a different Positive ending; so, yes but no but also yes??)

You can also deepen your relationship with one over the other! Those, of course, lead to the Bad and Worst Endings, who could’ve guessed :3c Those are some of my favourites, because who’s “Bad” ending it is really depends on the perspective - the Bad (Edgar) Ending is one of Scriabin’s better Endings, as far as his manipulation and possessiveness is concerned. It’s definitely a Bad Ending for the Player tho lol

While the Best Ending doesn’t get as messed up as the Bad Endings (I mean - ideally lol), there is still definitely a lot of tumultuous emotions! They have to share the Player with each other, and each other with the Player, at least to better get to know each other! Scriabin isn’t the only one who feels possessive, even in routes where the player gets closer to Edgar there are still a lot of mixed feelings about being away from Scriabin, even as he starts to get more violent. They’re always weird about each other, they’re the ultimate package deal! 💕

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