Wake up, big sister… Die… Flame thrower…!

Please don’t be angry.

Wasn’t it all a one-man sumo?

It’s just too terrible how circumstances and luck have been for Marufusha-chan to blame her.

The regret of my companions > > > my little sister is just a little.

I like you.

>>4

I thought I finally secured my sister’s safety by becoming a third-class!!

I came out by myself.

>>7

If I die, my sister’s life will easily fall apart, so I think it’s only natural that the priority becomes my purpose over my sister.

I only deal with molten metal, but is it really going to turn out like this…?

>>5

Close the thread now and go save the country; go check out Northern True!!

>>5

Let’s buy it! Sunejinka!

Seeing Hell

I want to hear this with sound~~

It’s nice to fill in the route easily without having to deliberately fail this time.

>>10

At the end, when I mistakenly hired another kid and thought “oh no,” I was relieved to find that all the memories related to that child were completely unlocked.

The words she spat out, as if she had lost all the images, were incredibly on point.

I hope the epilogue is, after all, a dream of my sister.

If you think about it normally, it’s just a mentally ill joke.

This older sister has such abnormal strength that she single-handedly turned the tide of battle and forced the enemy country to change its strategy, which is making things complicated.

Given that I’m willing to commit family murder if it means protecting my sister, it’s clear that my brakes are completely broken.

My older sister started moving like Rockman all by herself.

War is crap, but if we stop here, all our teammates will have died in vain, right?

Well, it’s good that everyone is alive, right?

>>18

It’s very concerning that the younger kids haven’t come out yet.

Simply put, the country is crap!

Before blaming your older sister, you should blame the country that is forcing her to work hard.

What is that strangely weak mechanical soldier that appears on the north route…?

>>22

There is a theory that the private is not present in this work.

>>22

Bion-chan (tentative)

Knowing that everyone is alive, I was… disappointed…

>>23

A few people haven’t shown up, but are you really okay…?

Everyone, huh?

Is everyone really?

The great person said, “This is how a protagonist should be.”

I believe the next work will have the sisters completely destroy both their homeland and other countries.

Only the upper-class citizens are making a comeback.

>>31

It’s a story that strong ones are intentionally let go.

Unfortunately, everything else is a part.

Since my sister’s rank hasn’t gone up, it doesn’t mean much, sis.

>>32

As long as that bastard with the silver tooth doesn’t make a move, there has been absolutely no advancement in conscription or joining a PMC at that stage, so it was really a sanctuary.

Go! End the war, Sn-chan!

What were the additional elements in the consumer version?

To entrench the civil war, the revolutionary side is given mechanized soldiers, while the regime side intentionally allows released prisoners to join them.

>>37

Well, even if we go through a civil war, the contaminated land that has been cut away from the outside won’t return.

Even if we provide support, the fact that they continue to be in the red won’t change…

>>39

It’s cheaper than going to war directly.

Even if we win against a country like that, we can’t expect reparations, nor can we hope for resources other than electric wires.

Even human resources and land are severely affected debts due to electric heating wires.

What I’m curious about is the companions in True End 2.

I think I’ll only have the advanced ones left to send next time.

>>38

It’s officially for the purpose of improving the country.

The revolutionary army can’t just rely on the upper ranks; it needs to broaden its scope.

Well, teachers who already have a troubled past might be risky.

>>38

The reason for recruitment is to look for those with a rebellious spirit in anticipation of a revolution.

Unless you are dying in the wild, there’s no particular reason to discard you.

I really like how Maruhusha’s tone is completely different from the last work.

I want these sisters to be saved.

I don’t care what happens to Anita-chan.

Hmm.

>>44

What?

Stop it, sister! Eat this special non-lethal bullet!!

I want the next work to be about a robot user.

It was fun towards the end.

I like blasting my sister away with a high-level sand B with double the attack power for loaded ammunition.

Non-lethal

In the first place, if you are captured and then released, it’s suspicious if you don’t have a backing like the upper class! Aren’t they just going to capture you, torture you, and force you to confess that you were a notorious traitor?

Well, I am a bit of a nuisance among that elite class…

A woman who loves men but can’t speak at important moments.

The teacher is not advanced, has no reason to live, and is definitely dead.

>>52

The hired colleague will definitely be there until the 90th day in the north (which means they haven’t gone to the east).

Unlike the previous work, which was pushed into a quite desperate situation, there is no particular reason to kill.

>>52

The group that went to the north doesn’t have any reason to kill, right!?

Please sell the vengeful Digik, which becomes Malfuusha II, around next spring.

In the first place, the teacher is on the side of the revolutionaries, so if it’s true, then they haven’t died.

The gameplay is refreshing in relation to the story.

>>55

The bamboo spear swinging in Lisztika is incredibly strong! Let’s go ahead and take out all the mechanical soldiers like this!

>>61

The increase in first-dan power, the rise in sniper durability, and the constantly loaded 1 spear all come together perfectly.

>>65

Let’s blow away the big sister with a single hit using all the various buffs!

>>67

Is this practical? I thought it would be tough since you’re supposed to play solo in the late game.

In the late game, the number of enemies in the north isn’t that significant, so it might be an option…?

>>72

The last 10 days of the North are actually a perfect match for bamboo spears.

I can blow away all the weaklings in one hit except for the mini-gun fat guy.

The boss dies before drawing their weapon.

I want to say a lot of things, but what is that spike?

The Spike I know is completely different.

The blue peacock won’t die as long as it doesn’t go to the east, since it is under the banner of brocade.

Well, there’s no reason to keep them alive…

>>60

If you go that far, it’s just nonsense.

If there was a clear setting where they were killed for opposing the rebels, that would be one thing.

The development from the first work that became historical fact mixed the normal end elements and true end in a way that felt a bit different from what the player experienced, so in the second work’s historical events, there might also be a few people who became victims of purges in front of the gate of Street 13.

I just thought, but where is the heating wire connected in the body?

First of all, Burupi wants to lure the rebels if possible, but it’s just that it’s fine to die if it’s based on the movements of Sunejinka-chan that will become the banner.

I am going to the northeastern part with my boss and the department.

It’s not the Spike I know, but playing as Marfusha after a long time makes Spike quite reliable.

It’s tough that I can’t carry over any turret-related items.

There is certainly a possibility that characters are being killed off for the sake of character sorting in the next work.

At this stage, there is no reason to kill based on the purpose of the Blue Peacock and the trends of the gathered personnel.

“2 is kind enough to stay with me until the end, just like the dove I bought on the fifth day.”

>>70

Actually, the unlockable hidden elements of True also allow for up to 2 continues, so it’s quite forgiving.

The development of the story just happened to touch on the core issue, so it ended up being a direct confrontation with my sister, but the original plan was to kill the blood relative with a friendly fire misfire.

Defending the container is more fun.

Ordinary people aren’t fun.

Although some parts are still foreign,

Since they have already shifted to using electric heating wires…

It seems that the bamboo spear is thought to be weak in group battles, but if everyone dies in the line of fire, you can normally handle the bomb groups if you increase the reload.

>>77

As expected, the small group is tough.

Other than that, you can basically handle everything just by leveling up your reload.

I ended up never using the landmine at all, and I don’t really remember relying on green much either.

My blue friends are just grenades and rocket launchers…

>>78

The flamethrower is super strong!

It has a performance similar to a longer version of the previous work’s pile irradiation.

I mean, it’s tough to deal with fat people without a bamboo spear…

Why is this monster still alive?

>>81

I’ll be fine because I’ll die eventually.

A super high-speed swarm of small size is really just a challenge that comes to mind.

If you shoot first, you can quickly chip away at them with ease.

Sniper rifles are surprisingly capable because they penetrate.

It felt significantly easier than Maruhousha.

I didn’t think I could hit both the east and north with a no-confidence shot in one go.

The heated wire itself is not contamination, after all.

Because you’re releasing excess output to the ground, using a stronger one just requires more lines.

When playing with Anita-chan, since there are items that are cheaper due to the green item reduction ability and some that become free from time to time, you can enjoy a playstyle that uses lots of green items.

There’s no way to deal with this anymore! After 120 days, I’ll just do something with jamming grenades.

The standoff in the east ends without even seeing the enemy, just by continuously shooting shotguns and grenades at the entrance; that’s way too easy, isn’t it?

>>89

It’s the fault of the ones that come running from off-screen because the game’s processing has improved.