OneMoreBite

And I don't think Senpai-kun means for it to be enjoyable.

Ugh... I swear, if I can't get ahold of this over-elusive shank of a succubus on my Hardcore (primary) Hentai Heroes account, I'm gonna be all-the-more salty every time I have to bitch-slap every Harem Hero (hardcore or otherwise) on Nutaku. (Although, on the plus side, at least my 5-star Abraël over there won't be going hungry.) *sigh* Still, in any case, I won't be any less disappointed at the outcome. This event, like many before it, has been more trouble than it's worth.

It's a wonder that joker of a "boss" can even get it up. (If you know what I mean.)

I think it's safe to say this "event" has definitely succeeded ...in accruing MASS DISAPPOINTMENT!! Personally, I'd like to see Bunny show a fair degree of remorse for getting us all hyped-up and failing to deliver. (As usual.)

You mean like that one event where the devs (through their avatar, a.k.a. "Bunny", whom, BTW, is still long overdue a good spanking) boasted about there being a x3 drop rate for the event girls at the time, yet it felt more like a x0.3 drop rate? (Way to screw-up the formula, guys!)

This is something I've been curious about for quite some time now, but I've been in a bit of a bind as to the proper pronunciation of Princess Agate's name. I'm probably gonna need a pointer from the devs here (if possible - I know you're busy people, but it'd be great if we could clear this up once and for all), as I've come to the conclusion that there are three possibilities: "A-gayt": The most obvious one of all, after the rock of the same name. (That, of course, being agate. Which, come to think of it, would make the most sense, seeing as she's from the Gems Kingdom.) "a-GAHT": As in the name, Agáte, which I believe is the French variant of the name, Agatha. "A-ga-teh": Sort of like the first one, only with more Japanese influence to it. (A-GA-TE.) So as the title asks, which of the three listed possibilities is the right one?

That's actually both a grammar error AND a punctuation error, not a spelling mistake. (Still an eyesore, though.) Suffice to say, the game is RIFE with spelling, grammar and punctuation errors.