Day: October 12, 2023

The Future You’ve Been Dreaming Of Game Endings Guide

The Future You’ve Been Dream­ing Of Game End­ings Guide

Writ­ten 10/12/2023, updat­ed 10/12/2023

  • Pub­lished: qure­ate
  • Devel­oped: qure­ate
  • Plat­form Played: Nin­ten­do Switch
  • Price: $8.99 from MSRP: $17.99
  • Rat­ed: M (Mature)
  • Genre: Adven­ture
  • Date of Release: May 19, 2022

Foreword

You play as a n00B God whose goal is to guide Sachi, a young col­lege stu­dent towards her 20 dif­fer­ent futures! Play each par­al­lel uni­verse and guide her as you see fit. You can enjoy boobage wob­blies, poke her, peep on her in the show­er, shove books onto her, look up her skirt, change her clothes (panties includ­ed), lis­ten to her “kyaaa,” and expe­ri­ence ran­dom Quick-Time-Events that often give you oppor­tunis­tic, voyeuris­tic views of your dis­ci­ple. Unlock boost­ers as you progress.

At first, I was kind of think­ing that this game is a waste of time, but I end­ed up rather enjoy­ing it… after I fig­ured out how to play it. The instruc­tions aren’t super clear… So, I cre­at­ed this guide to help. Most­ly, the chart is use­ful because it’s pret­ty much impos­si­ble to keep all the plus­es and minus­es straight with­out it.

Col­lect the spec­i­fied num­ber of notes and ful­fill the stat meters for each end­ing. You can always check your sta­tus in the Menu option “End­ings.”

Hints

  • Save at the end of each chap­ter just in case you mess up as you play through an End­ing
  • Appar­ent­ly (accord­ing to the inter­net) unlock­ing the rest of the Pos­es and Appli­ances comes with each start to fin­ish playthrough. Giv­en that I played through each end­ing, I should have unlocked every­thing, but I did­n’t per­haps because I uti­lized save files for most playthroughs
  • Beat­ing all End­ings unlocks Free Play Mode and Under­wear Mode
  • Appli­ances (like Rodeo and Sand­bag) appear ran­dom­ly like the Cook and the Yam­inabe Actions
  • Uti­lize the Speed x4 and the Chap­ter Skip func­tions to make events go faster
After com­plet­ing all 20 End­ings
Unlocked cos­tumes

Quick Jump

  1. Fore­word
  2. Hints
  3. Actions Stat Chart
  4. Boost­ers Stat Chart
  5. Days and Notes
  6. End­ings (20)
    1. Office Lady
    2. Idol
    3. Host­ess
    4. Announc­er
    5. Farmer
    6. Shrine Maid­en
    7. Doc­tor
    8. Train­er
    9. Track and Field Ath­lete
    10. Stream­er
    11. Shut-In
    12. Prime Min­is­ter
    13. Wicked Pres­i­dent
    14. Hero
    15. Space Pirate
    16. Maid
    17. Police Offi­cer
    18. Child­care Work­er
    19. Bride
    20. Home­less Child

Actions Stat Chart

ActionLife Env­i­ronKnowl­edgeSta­mi­naFem­i­nin­i­tySelf-Esteem
Study+8
Tablet+8
Strength Train­ing+15-5
Relax+15-5
Pic­ture Book+4+4
Ref­er­ence Book+4+4
Mir­ror+4+4
Fridge+4+4
Man­ga-5+15
Show­er+8
Tidy Things Up+4+4
Album+4+4
ActionLife Env­i­ronKnowl­edgeSta­mi­naFem­i­nin­i­tySelf-Esteem
Nov­el+4+4
Yam­inabe+6+6+6
Can­dy+4+4
Rice Crack­er-5+15
Quiz Book+4+4
Restroom+6+6+6
Cook+6+6
Mas­sage Machine-5+15
Banana+6+6
Canned Food+4+4
Secret Book-5+15
Snack+4+4+4
ActionLife Env­i­ronKnowl­edgeSta­mi­naFem­i­nin­i­tySelf-Esteem

Boosters Stat Chart

ActionLife Env­i­ronKnowl­edgeSta­mi­naFem­i­nin­i­tySelf-Esteem
Exer­cise (rodeo)+10+10
Exer­cise (sand­bag)+10+10
Drink (Life Env­i­ron)+20/-20
Drink (Knowl­edge)+20/-20
Drink (Sta­mi­na)+20/-20
Drink (Fem­i­nin­i­ty)+20/-20
Drink (Self-Esteem)+20/-20

Days and Notes

Day 1: None

Day 2: Excitable Heart, Farm­ing Tips, It Suits You, Whirl­wind World

Day 3: Blessed World, Cre­ation’s Form, Idol Wor­ship, Who I adore

Day 4: Bad Doc­tor, Fate? Des­tiny?, Guid­ing Guests, Order­ly World, Who I adore, Youth Guid­ance

Day 5: Farm­ing Tips, Fate? Des­tiny?, Just Unwind, Pose Com­pendi­um, Retro Police, Suc­cess Sto­ries, Urban Leg­end

Day 6: Cre­ation’s Form, Idol Wor­ship, Just Unwind, Pose Com­pendi­um, Suc­cess Sto­ries (x2), Whirl­wind World

Day 7: Bad doc­tor, Blessed World, Excitable Heart, Guid­ing Guests, It Suits You

Day 8: Order­ly World, Retro Police, Whirl­wind World, Who I Adore, Youth Guid­ance

Day 9: Blessed World, Fate? Des­tiny?, Order­ly World, Urban Leg­end

Day 10: None

Endings (20)

Office Lady

Notes: It Suits You (x2)
Days: 2 & 7

“The Adult Way to put on a Suit… Step 1…Stand tall… Uh-huh…”

“The Adult Way to Put on a Suit… Step 2… Pull your chin down and look for­ward… Hmm…”

Idol

Notes: Idol Wor­ship (x2)

Days: 3 & 6

“An idol is… Some­one who [sic] wor­thy of aspi­ra­tion. Ven­er­at­ed and wor­shipped”

” An Idol is… An unreach­able enti­ty. A false image”

Hostess

Notes: Guid­ing Guests (x2)

Days: 4 & 7

“A Man­u­al to Con­quer Hearts with Cus­tomer Ser­vice: Speak with the oth­er per­son­’s feel­ings close in mind”

“A Man­u­al to Con­quer Hearts with Cus­tomer Ser­vice: Think about the things that tru­ly need care and con­sid­er­a­tion”

Announcer

Notes: Just Unwind (x2)

Days: 5 & 6

“How to Speak in Pub­lic With­out Get­ting Ner­vous: Take a deep breath and exhale after five sec­onds”

“How to Speak in Pub­lic With­out Get­ting Ner­vous: Close your eyes and try to recall yes­ter­day’s break­fast”

Farmer

Notes: Farm­ing Tips (x2)

Days: 2 & 5

“Tips for Farm­ing: First, learn about dif­fer­ent types of plants”

“Tips for Farm­ing: Next, learn about dif­fer­ent types of ani­mals and bugs”

Shrine Maiden

Notes: Cre­ation’s Form (x2)

Days: 3 & 6

“The Almighty God… Rules over the heav­en­ly world”

“The Almighty God… Is fair to all liv­ing beings”

Doctor

Notes: Bad Doc­tor (x2)

Days: 4 & 7

“Qual­i­ties of a Bad Doc­tor! They can’t put patients at ease”

“Qual­i­ties of a Bad Doc­tor! They have an over­ly blunt way of speak­ing”

Trainer

Notes: Pose Com­pendi­um (x2)

Days: 5 & 6

“Ele­men­tary Yoga Pos­es: The Child Pose — This is a sim­ple pose, but it can improve back pain”

“Advanced Yoga Pos­es: The Pea­cock Pose — A bit more dif­fi­cult, but effec­tive in curb­ing dia­betes”

Track and Field Athlete

Notes: Whirl­wind World (x3)

Days: 2, 6, 8

“Even YOU can be the fastest per­son in the world! Be aware of when your feet make con­tact with the ground”

“Even YOU can be the fastest per­son in the world! The rest is up to you. Keep run­ning for­ward!”

“Even YOU can be the fastest per­son in the world! Pick your feet up as much as you can when you run!”

Streamer

Notes: Suc­cess Sto­ries (x3)

Days: 5, 6 (x2)

“You too are a Bil­lion­aire! Traits of Suc­cess­ful Peo­ple! Be some­one who can decide what they want to do”

“You too are a Bil­lion­aire! Traits of Suc­cess­ful Peo­ple! Be some­one who can decide what should be done”

“You too are a Bil­lion­aire! Traits of Suc­cess­ful Peo­ple! Be some­one who can decide what NEEDS to be done”

Shut-In

Notes: none need­ed

**This is the default end­ing if you flub up the stats. You can get this end­ing even if you get low yel­lows. Try to get the bar to the mid or high­er of the num­ber range

Prime Minister

Notes: Fate? Des­tiny? (x3)

Days: 4, 5, 9

“Your des­tiny is… Decid­ed from the moment you moved in”

“Your des­tiny is… Some­thing the Japan­ese cit­i­zens would have wished for”

“Your des­tiny is… Some­thing you deter­mine for your­self”

Wicked President

Notes: Blessed World (x3)

Days: 3, 7, 9

“Do you know about the world’s prov­i­dence? The rich­est one per­cent hold half the world’s wealth”

“Do you know about the world’s prov­i­dence? Absolute evil brings long-last­ing peace”

“Do you know about the world’s prov­i­dence? Cur­ren­cy sys­tems put peo­ple into debt”

Hero

Notes: Order­ly World (x3)

Days: 4, 8, 9

“The Three Prin­ci­ples of World Order: A tooth for a tooth, an eye for an eye, and jus­tice meets evil”

“The Three Prin­ci­ples of World Order: Always ques­tion the path you believe in”

“The Three Prin­ci­ples of World Order: Lim­it your­self to crush­ing them halfway”

Space Pirate

Notes: Urban Leg­end (x2)

Days: 5 & 9

“Do you believe it or not? Aliens are already here in Earth and the gov­ern­ment is hid­ing them”

“Do you believe it or not? There are count­less plan­ets out there that are like Earth”

Maid

Notes: Excitable Heart (x2)

Days: 2 & 7

“You’ll be a 10/10 with these moe points! When talk­ing to some­one put your face low­er than theirs”

“You’ll be a 10/10 with these moe points! Save the phys­i­cal con­tact for the most cru­cial moments”

Police Officer

Notes: Retro Police (x2)

Days: 5 & 8

“Rough Around the Edges, a Showa Era Police Dra­ma: Cher­ish your sig­na­ture pose at all times”

“Rough Around the Edges, a Showa Era Police Dra­ma: Hunt down the cul­prit by all means”

Childcare Worker

Notes: Youth Guid­ance (x2)

Days: 4 & 8

“Get­ting Along with Kids: Make eye con­tact when talk­ing to them”

“Get­ting Along with Kids: Hold hands with them when tak­ing them out for a walk”

Bride

Notes: Who I Adore (x3)

Days: 3, 4, 8

How: Max out every sin­gle stat

Hint: Do this one last and use Drink Boost­ers if by Day 10 you’re way off

“Sexy Edi­to­r­i­al, Rank­ing Top Traits for your Spouse-to-be Jobs cat­e­go­ry: No. 1 — Civ­il Ser­vant”

“Sexy Edi­to­r­i­al, Rank­ing Top Traits for your Spouse-to-be Essen­tials cat­e­go­ry: No. 1 — Be Rich”

“Sexy Edi­to­r­i­al, Rank­ing Top Traits for your Spouse-to-be Hob­bies cat­e­go­ry: No. 1 — Dri­ving”

Homeless Child

Notes: None or the bare min­i­mum

How: Do noth­ing. Skip every sin­gle day.

Pizza: Dough + Baking

writ­ten 10/12/23, updat­ed 10/15/23

What

Piz­za dough recipe

Ingredients

*See notes for unit con­ver­sions and oth­er tips

3½ cups All-Pur­pose Flour (plus for knead­ing)

1 pack­et Active Dry Yeast (2¼ tsp)

1⅓ cups Warm Water (105 ‑115F/38–46C)

1 tsp Sug­ar

Hon­ey (option­al)

2 tsp Salt

2 Tbsp olive oil

Pinch of Corn­meal (option­al)

Top­pings of your choice

Sup­plies: Stand Mix­er, Work­ing Sur­face, Plas­tic Wrap/Kitchen Tow­el, Large Mix­ing Bowl, Wood­en Spoon, Mea­sur­ing Sup­plies, Some­where Warm, Oven

Time

5–10 min­utes yeast acti­va­tion

7–10 min­utes in Stand Mix­er

~1½ hours for dough to rise

15 min­utes for anoth­er dough rise after sep­a­ra­tion or punch down

10–15 min­utes to shape the piz­za + 5 min­utes for more rest­ing

10–15 min­utes to let olive oil sit

~10–20 min­utes to bake

Total: 2–3 hours

Steps

Yeast-leav­ened dough smells, looks, and feels sooo gooood

Making the Dough

  • In stand mix­er bowl or oth­er bowl, dis­solve sug­ar (1Tbsp), hon­ey (option­al) in warm water (1⅓ cups @ 105–115F)
  • Sprin­kle the dry active yeast (2¼ tsp or 1 pack­et), try­ing to not let it clump (you want them to dis­solve, and clump­ing won’t allow that)
  • Cov­er with plas­tic wrap or tow­el
  • After 5 min­utes, if not all the yeast has dis­solved, stir it a bit, and wait a lit­tle again for them to foam up (they’re alive!!)
  • Then add flour (3½ cups), salt (2 tsp), and olive oil (2 Tbsp)
  • Using the mix­ing pad­dle attach­ment, mix the ingre­di­ents until they com­bine
  • Swap out for the dough hook attach­ment (sticky! messy!), and now set it on low-medi­um for about 7–10 min­utes
  • Test the dough around the 7‑minute mark. It should be a lit­tle sticky/tacky and smooth-look­ing. If it’s too wet, sprin­kle on some more flour and keep going. It’ll be ready when you can poke it with your fin­ger and it bounces back
  • Light­ly grease a large bowl
  • Form the dough into a rough ball and place it in the bowl
  • Cov­er tight­ly with plas­tic wrap or tow­el and place it in a warm place for about 1.5 hours until it dou­bles in size (see notes for tips)
  • Remove the wrap/cover
  • With light­ly floured hands split the dough into how­ev­er many piz­zas you’re mak­ing (or just 1 big piz­za is cool)
  • Roll them into balls, cov­er, and let it/them rise again for about 15 min­utes to 2 hours

Pizza Time

  • Pre­heat your oven and stone/pan to 450F (high­est mine can go)
  • Start prep­ping the top­pings
  • Take your dough ball and using your fin­gers, start stretch­ing the dough from the cen­ter, out­wards. Get the thick­ness as thin or thick as you’d like (if it starts to resist, let it rest a lit­tle before con­tin­u­ing to the size you want)
  • Brush on olive oil and let it sit for 10ish min­utes to soak in
  • Work on oth­er dough balls in the mean­time
  • Option­al: Sprin­kle corn­meal on bot­tom of work­ing sur­face, piz­za pan, and/or piz­za peel (helps with trans­fer and pre­ven­tion of stick­ing, plus it adds some tex­ture to the crust if you like that)
  • Put those top­pings on!
  • Get it into the oven (watch out, the pan will be HOT)
  • Bake for 10–20 min­utes
  • It’ll be done when the crust is gold­en brown, and the top­pings are melt­ed

ENJOY!

This was smoked brisket and chick­en with fresh moz­zarel­la and home­made fresh toma­to sauce

Notes

  • Try not to pile too much stuff on the piz­za or it won’t cook even­ly
  • You can do stuffed crust piz­za eas­i­ly with some moz­zarel­la tucked under the crust edge!
  • Don’t over­work the dough unless you want it denser. Be gen­tle!
  • Bread flour will give the piz­za some chewi­ness. You can sub­sti­tute it 1:1
  • Piz­za dough needs 4 basics: Flour, Water, Yeast, and Salt. Salt and olive oil are option­al though, they help with brown­ing, slight­ly taste, and tex­ture, espe­cial­ly since home ovens can only get to around 450F (pro­fes­sion­al piz­za ovens cook at 600 — 850F)
  • Active Dry Yeast needs to rise at least twice, but Rapid Rise Yeast only needs to rise once
  • 12/25/23: used bread flour and acci­den­tal­ly used 2 Tbsp salt. Incred­i­bly salty

Gen­er­al­ly, Neapoli­tan piz­za is about 60–65% mois­ture (depends on the style. Detroit it 70–80% mois­ture). Here is some math, if you want to use a cus­tom amount of flour for your piz­za

Conversion

1g = 1.17ml

1ml = 0.00423 cups

1 cup flour = 125.16 grams (HERE)

Example

3.5 cup = 438.04 grams

438.04 grams ✖ 0.65 (65%) = 284.73 grams

284.73 grams ✖ 1.17ml = 333.13 ml

333.13ml ✖ 0.00423 cups = 1.41cups

Proof­ing Dough

65% mois­ture: 3.5 cups flour @ 1.41 cups water

60% mois­ture: 3.5 cups flour @ 1.30 cups water

If your house is cold and can’t find a warm place, you can try:

Cup of boiled water — Boil some water and pour it into a mug. Put your dough and the mug in a hard cool­er or a toast­er oven (I tried the microwave, not rec­om­mend­ed). This should give it the right envi­ron­ment to rise. May need to top off if it’s too cold. I used this with suc­cess when try­ing to make French bread

Oven — You can heat the oven up to 150F or so for about 30 min­utes, and then place the dough in the oven with the door propped with a wood­en spoon. After about 30 min­utes, close it to keep the heat in. I used this tech­nique though it was much hot­ter because I’d just fin­ished bak­ing pota­toes at 350F for an hour. I let it air out a bit, test­ed the tem­per­a­ture with a ther­mome­ter to make sure it was aroudn 200F (I fig­ured if it’s too hot, it’ll bake the dough), then propped the toast­er oven door open with a spoon. Dough rose amaz­ing­ly