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Just got through doing some burning .. I’m thinking it turning out better than I thought it would! Now for my next one ...... #pyrography #veteran #patriotic #lovetoburn (at Muskogee, Oklahoma) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7toxIMnO5v/?igshid=1q9td4damj64m

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Hi! I recently stated following you, and I just wanted to say that your blog has prompted me to watch/play things that you post. For example: My Forged Wedding & Avatar. I was just wondering what character you bought on My Forged Wedding, because I am very indecisive and would like to know which story line you enjoyed most.

1. Aw, thanks! My blog makes a difference!

2. Good thing on Avatar--it's much better than My Forged Wedding.

3. On My Forged Wedding, I played five of the available characters, and my top three were Takao, Yamato, and Saeki. Below is what I liked best about each of them.

Takao is simply ridiculously perfect. He is sweet and wonderful and reliable and flawless, and all around simply the best guy in any room he walks into. He is the most ideal husband out of any of the guys, and definitely the easiest to care about. However: It can be frustrating at the point of the game where the characters are obviously in love but they won't get their respective acts together and just screw kiss already. But he's definitely worth it for being such a great guy, and my personal favorite.

Yamato--I won't say Yamato gets the most character development, but he kind of does get the most drastic character change, sort of. Essentially, it's comparable to the change in Mr. Darcy from Beginning of the Novel Darcy (God you're such a jerk how do women like you I can't wait for your failed proposal you prick and watching Elizabeth reject you) to End of the Novel Darcy (Oh wow you're actually wonderful after all). Out of them all he is definitely the best and most ready kisser. So for him, there's that 180 in Being a Jerk to Being Nice, and his being the most romantic of the three I'm recommending. Also, he's a great cook.

Saeki--Saeki has the benefit of the structurally best story and the most character development. In the very beginning you have the treat of all your lovely bachelors trying to dissuade you from choosing him, and that's actually pretty delightful. With his story, every major event is raising the stakes and making the story more risky, and therefore more rewarding. Also, it has the benefit of being able to play the heroine as having the most spine out of any of the storylines.

TL;DR: Takao is perfect and I love him, but your "now keess" feelings will make it kind of frustrating. Yamato changes beautifully, and has the best kiss scene (and it's not even the end scene). Saeki gets the most character development and has the most rewarding story and payoff by risk/reward writing.