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==Features== | ==Features== | ||
The Rainy Apartments are a melancholic, linear area. After waking up from the [[Yume 2kki:Virtual City|Virtual City]] entrance, Urotsuki finds herself on a couch underneath a bed in a small apartment, with a computer displaying a light blue screen. There is a person sleeping under the covers in the top bunk of the bed that has a chance to give 100[[Yume 2kki:Money|夢]] when killed. Heading right from here will lead you to a balcony overlooking a gloomy city area, with the Twin Mountains barely visible in the background. Using the [[Yume 2kki:Effects#Teru Teru Bōzu (Paper Doll)|Teru Teru Bōzu]] effect anywhere within the apartment will reduce the rain to a slow drip. | The Rainy Apartments are a melancholic, linear area. After waking up from the [[Yume 2kki:Virtual City|Virtual City]] entrance, Urotsuki finds herself on a couch underneath a bed in a small apartment, with a computer displaying a light blue screen. There is a person sleeping under the covers in the top bunk of the bed that has a chance to give 100[[Yume 2kki:Money|夢]] when killed. Heading right from here will lead you to a balcony overlooking a gloomy city area, with the Twin Mountains barely visible in the background. On occasion, it's possible to find a woman in what appears to be a striped shirt and slippers brushing her teeth on the chair on the balcony who cannot be killed in any way. Using the [[Yume 2kki:Effects#Teru Teru Bōzu (Paper Doll)|Teru Teru Bōzu]] effect anywhere within the apartment will reduce the rain to a slow drip. | ||
Going left from the bedroom will take you through a hallway with two doors that cannot be opened. In this room and the previous one, there are full-length mirrors which show Urotsuki a reflection that's not her own, and rather depict a tall woman resembling the [[Yume 2kki:Effects#Stretch|Stretch]] effect, perhaps even Urotsuki herself with realistic proportions that deviates from her normal, chibi art style. Further down the hall, you will be led into a walkway with a fence replacing the north wall, from which you can view more of the cityscape surrounding the apartments. Potted plants are arranged haphazardly around the middle of this hallway. Continuing to the left will take you past a closed elevator door, and then to a metal staircase outside the apartment. Taking either the upwards or downwards stairs leads to an empty, looping void with a staircase in it. From here, you can only return to the stairs outside the apartment. | Going left from the bedroom will take you through a hallway with two doors that cannot be opened. In this room and the previous one, there are full-length mirrors which show Urotsuki a reflection that's not her own, and rather depict a tall woman resembling the [[Yume 2kki:Effects#Stretch|Stretch]] effect, perhaps even Urotsuki herself with realistic proportions that deviates from her normal, chibi art style. Further down the hall, you will be led into a walkway with a fence replacing the north wall, from which you can view more of the cityscape surrounding the apartments. Potted plants are arranged haphazardly around the middle of this hallway. Continuing to the left will take you past a closed elevator door, and then to a metal staircase outside the apartment. Taking either the upwards or downwards stairs leads to an empty, looping void with a staircase in it. From here, you can only return to the stairs outside the apartment. | ||
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After returning from viewing the stairs, the elevator door in the previous room will open as you walk past. This makes the music fade out, as well as causing minor changes at certain places in the apartment. Entering the elevator leads you to a black area with two construction signs on either side of you, indicating that this world will receive a connection or extension in the future. | After returning from viewing the stairs, the elevator door in the previous room will open as you walk past. This makes the music fade out, as well as causing minor changes at certain places in the apartment. Entering the elevator leads you to a black area with two construction signs on either side of you, indicating that this world will receive a connection or extension in the future. | ||
You can return to [[Yume 2kki:Virtual City|Virtual City]] by falling asleep on the couch under the bed, but this will only work before the elevator doors have opened. | You can return to [[Yume 2kki:Virtual City|Virtual City]] by falling asleep on the couch under the bed, but this will only work before the elevator doors have opened. In addition, opening the elevator will also make the woman on the balcony disappear if she is present in the current visit. | ||
==Directions== | ==Directions== | ||
Revision as of 06:09, 17 December 2022
| Rainy Apartments | |
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| Basic Info | |
| Japanese Name(s) |
rainyday |
| Effects | None |
| Events | None |
| Notable NPCs | Shimako |
| Other | |
| Connecting Areas | Virtual City |
| BGM | 雨のパッドqxy_mus_rainyday |
| Map ID | 1901, 1902 |
| Version Added | 0.119b patch 12 |
| Last Updated | 0.119c patch 2 |
| Author | qxy |
The Rainy Apartments are an area accessible by interacting with one of the maids in the Virtual City.
Features
The Rainy Apartments are a melancholic, linear area. After waking up from the Virtual City entrance, Urotsuki finds herself on a couch underneath a bed in a small apartment, with a computer displaying a light blue screen. There is a person sleeping under the covers in the top bunk of the bed that has a chance to give 100夢 when killed. Heading right from here will lead you to a balcony overlooking a gloomy city area, with the Twin Mountains barely visible in the background. On occasion, it's possible to find a woman in what appears to be a striped shirt and slippers brushing her teeth on the chair on the balcony who cannot be killed in any way. Using the Teru Teru Bōzu effect anywhere within the apartment will reduce the rain to a slow drip.
Going left from the bedroom will take you through a hallway with two doors that cannot be opened. In this room and the previous one, there are full-length mirrors which show Urotsuki a reflection that's not her own, and rather depict a tall woman resembling the Stretch effect, perhaps even Urotsuki herself with realistic proportions that deviates from her normal, chibi art style. Further down the hall, you will be led into a walkway with a fence replacing the north wall, from which you can view more of the cityscape surrounding the apartments. Potted plants are arranged haphazardly around the middle of this hallway. Continuing to the left will take you past a closed elevator door, and then to a metal staircase outside the apartment. Taking either the upwards or downwards stairs leads to an empty, looping void with a staircase in it. From here, you can only return to the stairs outside the apartment.
After returning from viewing the stairs, the elevator door in the previous room will open as you walk past. This makes the music fade out, as well as causing minor changes at certain places in the apartment. Entering the elevator leads you to a black area with two construction signs on either side of you, indicating that this world will receive a connection or extension in the future.
You can return to Virtual City by falling asleep on the couch under the bed, but this will only work before the elevator doors have opened. In addition, opening the elevator will also make the woman on the balcony disappear if she is present in the current visit.
Directions
Nexus → Marijuana Goddess World → Color Cubes World → Home Within Nowhere → Pure White Lands → Lamplit Stones → Adabana Gardens/Field of Cosmos → Bubble World → Glitched Butterfly Sector → Sierpinski Maze → Virtual City → Rainy Apartments
Gallery
Kids nowadays grow up so fast...
I wonder where does it leads...
Time for a new map?
Why use a lift when you can use your legs?
Because it does not leads anywhere I guess?
Oh.
