They said yes in the story. Why won't they show me?
Most of the time this is writing, not a missing switch
We're simulating a person
Replies come from personality, relationship, scene, and history. It plays more like real social friction than a quest that pays out the moment you pick a line.
People say yes and then stall. Stories can do that too:
- Saying one thing, doing another — they talk a good game, then get vague about passwords or the phone.
- The moment isn't there yet — trust, place, or mood isn't enough, so they walk it back.
- That's who they are — shy, proud, guarded. The same line lands differently.
The point. “They won't show you” is how they feel in this scene. It is not the app hiding a feature, and it is not a copy bug that unlocks if you report the wording. Treat them like a person and keep playing.
A play entrance is not consent in the scene
Tokomi Phone, borrowing a device — those are things you can try. Whether they let you look still depends on how far the relationship has gone. Both can be true at once.
If you want them to show you
- Change the scene: apologize, make it up, give them an out. That usually beats interrogating.
- Don't break character to issue orders.
- If you're stuck in a loop that makes no sense, send フィードバック with the character name and roughly where you are.