Recent content by Somniari

yeah, didn't like it as much as i liked the game... guess, i just prefer the "choose your adventure" aspect more than seeing the characters animated...

well, my experience may or may not work for you, who knows... i just treated the game as a learning material and at the same time i treated the learning process itself as a game: i load up a game, then grab my notebook, and write down every new word i come across, and by the end of the game i...

huh... and here i am, the one who started playing them as soon as i learned hiragana and katakana... :unsure:

hm? but immersion isn't really for learning, it's rather for practicing what you've already learned from textbooks :unsure: it should go hand in hand together, at least that's what i think and what helped me

yup, once the unvoiced or narrating lines appear, the pacing just crumbles

same :ROFLMAO:

cozy adventure, japanese language and the "what if" factor

well, the ones i tried were significantly lacking in the story and relationships department... they weren't BAD, but... weren't that good either...

with every new otome game i adjust it to the slowest option possible, just in case, but i end up never using it cause i like to read slow and with specific emotions in my mind, like i'm in the role or something... usually never fits the temp of the auto play the only time i could use auto play...

keep it up and you'll get there eventually (y)

as far as i remember, even if tempest has the similar system, but it was more like you don't skip between the LIs, but rather go through them one by one in the "common" route, so it'll be 50/50 for you, i guess, depending on which character you'll like :unsure: but i really enjoyed the story...

kanji is easier to learn within words, not separately, so otoge are the way to go for your vocab to grow :unsure:

if it's official adaptation, then i'm down for it, it can be fun :sneaky:

i dunno, i actually enjoyed it being "fat", so to each their own, i guess :unsure:

definitely me, i absolutely started learning japanese because there weren't enough translated otome games at the time. so i decided to learn it myself and i did. not good at speaking or writing it though, but my main objective was to understand it, so it's still a win