Recent content by Wonted

What pulls me in is the artwork then the summary and then whether it's voiced and then the language. But what keeps me is the story.

I think playing them out of order doesn't really detract from anything. Not sure about Suito wa Hakumei, but the first three tokyo onmyouji, tokyo 24 ku, and taishou meibusline could easily be read as stand-alones maybe the super well read and investigative individuals might find some...

I'm fine with no personality as long as the choices I make matter in the narrative, that the choices build into a personality, that the choices I make are ultimately a reflection of myself, and they impact the larger narrative, kind of like a choose your own adventure book, or like Netflix's...

I'm route order too, I like planning ahead. If some routes are more spoilery and I accidently/by choice, read those first, I get really bored in the ones with less story (overall plot mystery). That's why I always play with a guide on hand, honestly though I can't even call it playing at that...

I've started Tokyo Satsujinki, it's BL and because I just started, I can't really warn you more than what the tags on vndb say. But so far, it's pretty good, although it really is trying to take it's time to show the very lived in world of these characters, so it's quite a bit lore heavy. Even...

For me, I've only felt tears at basically every route, especially Nijou's, in Re;quartz Reido, every ending is bittersweet but so fulfilling.

Probably all the pokemon ds games, especially soul silver and platinum. There was fashonista game, I forget what it's called, and cooking mama. And outside of that, wii sports for how much it made fun of my "physical" age.

It was 100% Pokemon and then some Naruto I think, toonami literally introduced me to anime but I still didn't know that it was any different than regular old cartoons. But by technicality, Pokemon

If I were to ever get superpowers I've always wanted ones that could manipulate time, it sounds like so much fun. And all the visual novels and games and stories with time shenanigans are always the best, but it's really hard to pull off, there has to be really good rules and continuity, or it...

I'm on desktop. It just feels more natural for me

I finish all routes, I'm a completionist, it bugs me when I leave something incomplete, but through that I tend to find unexpected fun through it though

Gacha sucks, and feels a bit redundant to an otome story, like what do you mean core plot point, or character narrative is blocked beyond the pay wall. I'd rather buy the game once for the entire experience, than pay for snippets that may or may not be good.

Never. I've tried it for English translated stories, but it's always to slow or too fast, and somehow even when the story is interesting, I tend to nod off if I'm not the one clicking the button.

Most BL has very defined characters, not to say that they're all interesting but they are their own people, very rarely will you find someone you can pretend is a Mary Sue or could be a conduent for yourself. That and BL has a tendency to be explicit sexually, there are some that don't follow...

I would say I'm pretty open to everything, but I've read some good mysteries and scifis, and thriller.s My favorites in the non-romantic category, are the Zero Escape series, the Infinity Series, Danganronpa, Chizome no Hana, Your Turn to Die, Mamiya was good(hated the "sequel"), same thing...