But that's probably as boring as it sounds. I backed out, thinking it would probably be more useful to know what choices lead to which results. This is the guide I originally intended to make when I first made this guide. It is necessary to get all the normal ends for the final Unlimited achievement. From there getting all the ends (and remaining 2 achivements) should be pretty easy. You'll get another 2 achievements upon completing Unlimited. This is alot faster than starting over, which is what I did originally. You can just reload the game from the save and have each playthrough to the next scene after the Milky Punch count as an additional milky punch. if you have a quicksave close to one of the days, you can advance until before the relevant scnene and manually quicksave. You can reload a previous save and just forward through the scene without needing to restart the game.Īlternately, it is possible to bypass a lot of rereading. Most of the punches you see are NOT counted toward the Drill Milky Punch total, but I've recently confirmed that 11/2 (lacrosse arc) and 12/7 (Sumika/Meiya Route) also count, in addition to 11/29 (Sumika/Meiya Route). One of the Drill Milky Punches is found here. In the above walkthrough, change your choice on 11/2 It might take a little longer, since this walkthrough doesn't focus on Meiya/Sumika.
You should have it by the end of the second playthrough. It unlocked for me on 11/29 of my second playthrough. You can obtain it if you start another new game and follow the Meiya/Sumika Route. To unlock the 11th (Punch Drunker) will require a bit more work. This guide will have minor spoilers, and you should play a few routes in extra before starting unlimited and starting this guide, No matter how badly you play, the game will force at least one heroine's ending. It's possible to get access to all the girls' endings the first playthrough without this guide. The existing guide(s) tend to focus on making decisions necessary to obtain the desired ending, but this approach is pretty much pointless in Unlimited. The setting helps make for more compelling reading, though I would not describe it as necessarily the better game. The story in Unlimited is less diffusive, yet more focussed. Balancing everything is much more challenging in Extra, so One guide was made rather than focussing on any single character.
In that sense, other guides might be better for exploring the story. The Extra section is relatively simple, meant to cover as much ground in as little time as possible. Most likely it will serve for all versions, but certain details will be specific to this version. This guide is a bit more detailed than others out there, and is based on the All-Ages steam version.
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