Let's talk Textbook Example hiatus (Patreon)

(Please excuse any typos, etc., it's a bad allergy day)

Since the launch of Moonrune Saga way back at the end of last year, we've looked at 10 of the mistakes found in Konosuba Clothes of Desire, sometimes examining more than one line as we did. I hope it's been an enlightening experience regardless of how much Japanese you know. 

As we move further away from when I last played Clothes of Desire (sometime last year) my memory of the context for problems and where they occurred in game becomes vaguer. 

Basically, I've hit a point where I need to set aside time to play through Clothes of Desire again. Twice! Once in English via Steam, and again in Japanese on Switch. For most of the game this is the ideal way to collect the required screenshots. Attempting to play the same save on Steam, switching languages during sessions, kind of breaks those saves. The log, for example, doesn't update to the new language. Given this, I only want to juggle multiple language saves on Steam for the DLC content that isn't accessible on Switch. 

Now it's not all bad news. I have most of the chapters plotted out for a couple of the routes, so I have a good idea of how to reach specific events in a timely fashion. Ideally, I'd like to collect enough for another 10 issues of Textbook Example. 

This brings me to the other reason why I'd like to temporarily pause Textbook Example. You may recall that there are currently three parts to Moonrune Saga listed on the homepage: Zero to Hero, Textbook Example, and Iroha. 

I'd like to now launch this last section. It's a fairly important part of the site that needs to be available before we move from N5 grammar to N4. I had hoped to write these alongside the Zero to Hero and Textbook Example, but life has not been kind enough to afford me the energy to do so.

First, please answer the poll: 

https://www.patreon.com/posts/126282138

Next, if you have yet to learn hiragana and katakana (or are struggling with learning it), please let me know if there's anything you'd like to see included that you think will help you. While I can't promise to include everything, don't hold back!

If you have a solid grounding of hiragana and katakana, what would you like to see in such a piece? Perhaps for revision or to help with kanji and similar.

Thank you in advance for any and all feedback! Please look forward to the next Zero to Hero lesson launching at the end of this week.