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And you should be proud of it, it's simply excellent. I wouldn't be able to dedicate that much to a guide, I just don't have the dedication and perserverance for such a feat!

It is indeed a good guide. I myself was considering writing a guide for Atelier Meruru, but once I heard you were writing one, I didn't even bother - I knew I wouldn't be able to compete as much as I love writing guides, I don't think RPG guides with the many flag triggers is for me.

No worries. Reading over the walkthrough once it's up should give me the motivation to get back into the game: I started it, but I'm finding it a little slow in the early years. However once I get stuck into, I'm sure it'll fly by, just like it did with Atelier Rorona and Atelier Totori.

People are never happy, it seems. I've had similar issues in some of my guides, with people complaining that what is provided isn't enough for them. You've done a fantastic job of the guide, and I'm eager to see the walkthrough for it ^^

I ordered it off Amazon.co.uk, so it should arrive any day now (quite possibly tomorrow). Indeed, Rorona was excellent. Despite it not having the most amazing graphics ever (not like I'm really complaining) it made up for it with a memorable cast and story and top-notch music.

Oh, sorry, I thought you were saying it like "No, gameplay would make up for that."
Hehe, sorry, simple misreading. So have you ever played the game Hyperdimension Neptunia?

Well you said that gameplay make up for how short it is. Sometimes it does, depending on how good gameplay is. Obviously in this situation, gameplay doesn't make up for how short Lollipop Chainsaw. >.>

Hehe, lucky!

Oh yeah, I meant to ask. Since you're a fan of JRPGs like me, have you ever played Hyperdimension Neptunia?

Wow...
Considering Atelier Rorona took me two weeks of a solid four hours per day, wow, that's pretty short. Does the gameplay make up for it?

I heard that too. Could it be finished in a day? Surprisingly short, it seems.