VN/TEXT RPG [Escu:de / JAST] Yamizome Revenger

[NottaMember]

In NG+, you get the ending for the first girl you completely corrupt. Or the harem ending if you actually pull off all six in a single run.

Heroine #6 has her own ending if you corrupt her first, but she doesn't override anyone if you fully corrupt a different girl first.

I was hoping that was the case, but I fully corrupted Nao-Blue Hair before corrupting Heroine #6 and it still gave me #6's ending. I even unlocked the various post-corruption CGs for Nao-Blue Hair. Maybe I defaulted to #6 because it was the first time I'd corrupted her and I'd corrupted Nao-Blue Hair in my first run?

 

[Belkezar]

Huh, weird. I'd done Red on my first playthrough, did Spoiler for my 2nd, did Blue for my third, and Blond for my 4th. (Heh. I played this a ton some years ago because the FFXIV servers were absolutely fucked when Endwalker launched.) I can't rule out that Spoiler got priority for beating her for the first time, but you should get your primary conquest's ending as normal on further playthroughs.

I'd left off on a Black playthrough but I hadn't completed it because I was doing Hard Mode and Hard Mode just turned out to be kind of tedious rather than interesting. Some day I'll get back to this, it's a good actual game.

 

[NottaMember]

Just finished it again with Red. Still got Spoiler's ending. No clue what's going wrong. I fully corrupted Red, got both school scenes and the mock battle scene, and then fully corrupted Spoiler with the standard special taunt. Still took me to Spoiler's ending, cheating me out of Red's ending. You can't just not corrupt Spoiler. If you do that, you get the bad ending. I guess NG+ is just busted.

Edit: So I skipped a bunch of day/night cycle to get more weekend interactions with Red and raise my affection with her. Went back to beat Spoiler, then sat through the credits rather than skipped them. Finally got Red's ending. Not sure what was causing the problems, but I guess you can't just rush a playthrough without maxing the target character's affection first.