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The most good ending is known as the Dan Salvato Letter ending. In which, it's hard to do but here are the steps:

One: Do a new game, like you would normally.

2: On this, when Sayori comes up to you, save the game. That save file will be important.

3:Do any route in the first chapter. Natsuki's, Yuri's, Sayori's, etc.. It doesn't care (Route is by choosing  the most words of a character's in a poem, and choosing eery option that supports that character.)

4: Once you've gotten to the talk in which Monika alerts the player about Sayori not going to class (yk yk), save the game. 

5: The save file on the 2nd step? Load it.

6: Do the route of any of the two remaining characters. Do the same steps as 4, and 5 (saving the game and then loading the first save file) 

7: Lastly, after you loaded the save file and finished 2 routes of different characters, do the  route of the last remaining character! And then, play normally like you would.

8: Done. Basically, do all the routes on the first chapter in a single playthrough. This gives you a good ending, or so. Tell me if it worked! If you didn't understand, search more on internet/youtube by looking up "Dan Salvato Letter Ending DDLC".

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Merci beaucoup mon ami! I will try this the very second I have time!

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No problem! If anything happens or you're confused about anything, do tell me.

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To: My lad or lass whose name I am unfamiliar with.

Thank you so much for helping me to achieve this ending. I respect the effort you put into explaining the instructions to me. Thanks to you I succesfully achieved the only revatevly good ending in the game and I am overjoyed. I cannot thank you enough for help. It was a challenge and the experience did invoke old trauma, but now I can say that I have completed the game and achieved full completion.

As a refernce and consultation I shall let you be. 

Au revoir mon ami! 

-General de L'Armee Francaise, Ferdinand Foch