I think so. Given a fairly tight cost‑budget margin, the more LIs you have, the fewer resources can be allocated to each one. Inevitably, this takes a toll on story length and quality. Personally, I feel 4‑6 LIs strikes a comfortable balance.
I usually drive to work, so I never get such chances. Even if I took public transport, I probably wouldn't play games. It's not embarrassment; I prefer to make full use of my commute time to catch up on sleep, as I always stay up late.
I've come to notice I have a tendency to hoard collectibles. Any game I have played, regardless of how fond I am of it, I want to gather all its bonus completely. Chances are I won't have the energy to appreciate each item one by one later on, but sorting through these contents is satisfying in...
Gikei:Meiji Mangekyou Sekai. There haven't been any updates since 2018, and its official page seems to have vanished. I was really looking forward to this story.
I think it's such a wonderful ending. I've never raised a child in real life, yet to me it's a lovely romantic culmination, just like the classic fairy tale line — they lived happily ever after. It fills me with a sense of peace and comfort.
I prefer physical game copies. Seeing them lined up brings me a strong sense of satisfaction. I admit digital editions are far more convenient, yet only physical copies give me the genuine feeling that I truly own the game.
I can only focus on one work at a time; otherwise, I easily mix up the storylines. This happens especially often with titles that feature many recurring CVs.
DLsite is my go-to platform. Recently, I've also bought some streaming-only titles on Stellaplay. It generally delivers better audio quality. I used Pokedora a long time ago, but I had to stop using it once login required going through Animate. Verification text messages hardly reach my region.
Yeah, I've saved so many CDs that it feels like I have enough to last for decades. I usually only pick out a few that interest me the most to listen to. Since shared links can go dead at any time, I prefer to keep as many backups as I can.
I tend to game face-down on my bed. Holding this position for a long time isn't great for my neck and elbows, but it reminds me not to overindulge and take breaks to stretch.
I started with all-age situation CD, these CDs recorded with dummy head microphone are teasingly suggestive. I can't recall exactly when I crossed that line, once you discover these voice actors' alts, there's no turning back.