If it were real and they could communicate with the player (which the President should be able to through dialog options or text files), this wouldn't actually be degenerate like Monika's plan for Act 3. Or more accurately, the moral course of action would be for the player to not leave them permanently, and try to give them something approaching a meaningful life as friends/advisors. It's not obvious how this could've been handled well, since if it were true, suicide would be an extremely reasonable decision. I kind of wish I'd explored just how horrible the implication is that even if they all survive and don't have the nightmare problem, they're stuck in a world with only the 5 of them. Maybe they could kill her before Monika had a chance to restore Sayori, or I could've contrived a reason why she couldn't to make their lack of forgiveness understandable. I knew I had to include bad endings, but it would've been really interesting if you could make Monika repent and she actually demonstrated a sincere intention to reform, but MC and the others wouldn't hear it if Sayori wasn't saved and killed her anyway. I could've given her more credit than that. Rainclouds and New Eyes only cover the canonical Act 1-2, so criticizing them for villifying Monika isn't fair, but MCR covers Monika being confronted by her victims with awareness and if Sayori wasn't saved, she still doesn't hesitate to try to murder them as well and has to be killed. What a stupid thing I said! This mod treats Monika worse than those two.

In the reddit post I said to Monika fans who were offended by Rainclouds and New Eyes that I didn't think this would offend them. I'm not happy with how I handled Monika's dialogue and death in the endings where they kill her. Looking back on my work now, I have some self-criticisms. So I looked around and found the offer to continue it and applied. After I played my first few DDLC mods, I spent a few months considering making one, but when I played the MCR demo, I thought it was exactly the premise I wanted to do. Credits are distributed with the download, in 'credits.txt'.Ĭomplete guide (only mild spoilers are unhidden, so don't be afraid to click after your first playthrough)Īnd just incase, the unzipped mod files are on Github. You might have to delete 'firstrun' inside the folder too. Installation is the same as most mods: extract the zip file and drop everything into the /game/ directory of a normal DDLC installation.

He doesn't yet realize what's happening or remember Act 1, but he might, depending on your choices. The premise is that starting with Act 2, MC starts to become meta-aware like Monika, seeing the graphical glitches and everything. The project was started by Firelightning13, abandoned by him, and I continued it with permission. MC's Revenge is a fan work I made for Doki Doki Literature Club.

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