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Surprise! Our (Accirax and Venus') new fangan will be available in video form in addition to our regular Google Docs format. It's taken a hell of a lot of extra work, but we're super proud of the result.

For both old viewers and any newly interested parties, we've tried to preempt and answer the most common questions in our updated About Page and FAQ. However, to further clarify DSR's most important distinctions from One Shot, here's a brief overview:

Our writing format is still the same, except that now, Accirax serves as the writer while Venus takes on the role of the player. This means that the non-protagonist characters, plot, and mysteries were crafted by Accirax, and the protagonist's personality, reactions, and ability to solve the minigames was handled by Venus. This fangan's story is not related to One Shot in any way, and its plot was finalized before Accirax even knew One Shot's ending.

While the video format is our recommended way to enjoy DSR, you can still consume DSR in its written, Google Docs format just as you can One Shot. The two are exactly the same experience, other than a few mild tweaks we made to better fit the medium the story is presented in. And, of course, you won't be able to see the sprites in the Google Docs version :)

Although the Prologue is being released on a daily basis, we still intend to upload the majority of DSR in a weekly release format. We only chose this method for the Prologue as a compromise between flooding everyone with over an hour of content immediately and dragging out simple introductions over the course of weeks. Due to the implementation of art, video editing, and music, however, production time has increased, which we anticipate will result in longer hiatuses between chapters.

Currently, we've decided to change our date of upload to Sunday instead of Friday so as to not compete with other weekly-releasing fangans, the majority of which seem to come out on Fridays. However, if the audience would prefer that we revert back to Fridays, we will consider it.

And, along those lines, if you have any constructive criticism regarding the editing of the prologue, please let us know! Text too slow? Music too loud? This is really the first time either of us have tried editing a video project on this scale, so we'd appreciate any feedback that can help us make DSR better for you.

Finally, just as we did for One Shot, here's a version of the poster with the characters' pronouns overlaid to assist in your discussions of them: