
Shingo wrote:non-adult version
Uh? You don't miss much out of the adult versions but gain the EXPANSION content (= routes for Tokimi and Kyouko) and additional content to flesh out the Minor Spirits (to whom you easily grow attached, and who were popular enough to bring out the SpiTAN then the AneTAN sequels [well, technically AneTAN is part of a fandisc but...]). Now, I would find a justification for the Evil Route to exist (really!) and I really think you gain more than you lose with the latter, non-adult versions.michelous wrote:if you'll did the adult version i would buy it but the non-h version i don't care about
And which is what the non-adult version is, compared to the adult version but, heh.umarekawari wrote:Stopped reading here. I'm sure the game is good, but as an OCD type I prefer my games to be as complete as possible.Shingo wrote:non-adult version
Errrr, I never lost any unit in any game and got SS ranks pretty much every time except mayhap in the first couple of battles in the very first play. Same for Seinarukana, in fact (except Seinarukana is a hundred times easier). It's not really hard to get SS ranks without losing any unit.Lancer-X wrote:Er, yeah. I'm a huge fan of Eien no Aselia. A decent enough TRPG but wrapped around a brilliant storyline with some of the most memorable characters in eroge. You don't even realise how much you've grown attached to them until you end up blowing out your mission time by a hundred turns to cannibalise everything in all your cities, slowly build your reserves up with your one E-converter in Rakios, then level your spirits up as far as you can just to avoid one of them dying in a particularly nasty unavoidable series of battles.

I still don't understand that part. What do you expect with the ero parts? The non-adult version is the ultimate, most complete, final, refined version! I don't know, which part of "We feel that both versions of the game represent Xuse's full artistic vision (THOSE WHO'VE PLAYED BOTH HAVE ATTESTED TO THIS), and as such this version of the game would make the most sense given production efficiency and content concerns" isn't clear?fujifruit wrote:No ero...

So does the adult version...LexarV wrote:Don't forget the non-ero version has Voices!

olf_le_fol wrote:So does the adult version...LexarV wrote:Don't forget the non-ero version has Voices!
Eien no Aselia: The original game. Does not contain the expansion routes for Kyouko or Tokimi. Contains 18+ content and an 'evil' route.
Eien no Aselia EXPANSION: An expansion fan disc for the original game that adds the routes for Kyouko and Tokimi.
Eien no Aselia - Kono Daichi no Hate de (PS2 Version): Includes the original game routes and all the routes from the expansion, adds new voice actors and art, and revises the battle system. Removes all 18+ content.
Eien no Aselia - Kono Daichi no Hate de (PC Version): The same as the PS2 version, only ported back to the PC. This is the one we are translating. It comes with the second game in the Eternity Sword series, in the Sei Naru Kana SPECIAL PACKAGE.
Eien no Aselia DIGEST: The original game turned into a pure visual novel, with all gameplay removed. Only contains the Aselia route. This version was only included with pre-orders of the Supitan fan disc.
Eien no Aselia Special Edition A special 5000 piece limited edition released in 05/2010 that mixes the original PC version and Kono Daichi no Hate De, essentially re-adding the adult scenes and 'evil route'. Patch does not work on it.
Phlebas wrote:Moratorius wrote:cheese wrote:Eien no Aselia: The original game. Does not contain the expansion routes for Kyouko or Tokimi. Contains 18+ content and an 'evil' route.
The lack of the former is good sign, since that usually means the story has enough to make for a decent standalone story without a neverending series of erocg (*cough* ttt *cough*). However, was the 'evil' route also removed in later editions? It sounds interesting, heh.
The wretched (no I'm not biased ) evil route (aka. loli tentacle raep route) is probably the reason no one has translated the game so far. Logically, it's missing from the PS2 version because basically it just consists of the aforementioned. Good riddance.
Uh, it always did.LexarV wrote:Oh, I have been in the dark I see...![]()
So the new adult version has voiced ero-scenes?
And where do you read that it is NOT voiced?Eien no Aselia: The original game. Does not contain the expansion routes for Kyouko or Tokimi. Contains 18+ content and an 'evil' route.

olf_le_fol wrote:I still don't understand that part. What do you expect with the ero parts? The non-adult version is the ultimate, most complete, final, refined version! I don't know, which part of "We feel that both versions of the game represent Xuse's full artistic vision (THOSE WHO'VE PLAYED BOTH HAVE ATTESTED TO THIS), and as such this version of the game would make the most sense given production efficiency and content concerns" isn't clear?fujifruit wrote:No ero...
olf_le_fol wrote:And where do you read that it is NOT voiced?Eien no Aselia: The original game. Does not contain the expansion routes for Kyouko or Tokimi. Contains 18+ content and an 'evil' route.
If Aselia does well, it's possible that it could pave the way for us to license other non-adult titles in the future.
fujifruit wrote:olf_le_fol wrote:I still don't understand that part. What do you expect with the ero parts? The non-adult version is the ultimate, most complete, final, refined version! I don't know, which part of "We feel that both versions of the game represent Xuse's full artistic vision (THOSE WHO'VE PLAYED BOTH HAVE ATTESTED TO THIS), and as such this version of the game would make the most sense given production efficiency and content concerns" isn't clear?fujifruit wrote:No ero...
2 words: Evil route.
Didn't we already talk about it? I'm sure I justified its existence once in a forum (though, admitted, I skipped the brutish parts themselves --not really my thing ^^;;;;)Nandemonai wrote:Just ... out of curiosity (since we're not ever going to get it, it seems) -- what exactly is in the evil route that's so messed up? Is it just that it's terrible, or are we talking about the game going off in a Black Cyc-like direction?

Shingo wrote:Q: What's the timeframe for the release?
A: Officially, 2011. Unofficially, hoping for 2nd quarter. After President and Demonbane.
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