There's A Spelling Mistake In This... I Feel So Ashamed.

Something that I firmly believe is that quality standards are beneficial to art as a whole, but not for the reasons why people might think they are. Art should focus on emotional impacts however they occur, and the quality of the craft of a work of an art can have a significant emotional impact on people.

An example I like to use is South Park because of how popular it is. The show used a purposefully crappy art-style because people tend to instantly have some sort of reaction to seeing the paper cut-out animation for the first time, especially the earlier seasons where the animation was pretty choppy.

In regards to art, I tend to dislike people who claim that quality standards don't matter when it comes to art (primarily in regards to things that the general public decided don't matter, like grammar and spelling), which I disagree with because I know a number of artists that purposefully leave 'mistakes' in their art because they want the audience to have a response and reaction to the mistakes. If everyone is completely tolerant of mistakes to the point where they don't have an emotional response to them, then artists lose one of the most effective tools that they have to try to get an emotional response from audiences on both sides of the spectrum (being extremely good or extremely bad).

With all that being said, everything in this visual novel was made to create a specific atmosphere and emotional reaction. However, the spelling mistake was unintentional, and I apologise for it. I will fix it in the next update, but, I feel like re-uploading it to fix a single spelling mistake would feel a bit silly.

So, yeah, I'm deeply apologetic for my spelling mistake in this update, I only realised it a couple hours ago and I regret it deeply.