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I don't care. And I mostly go with the default name because I'm too lazy to think of one myself.

I like a cold-looking, dark-haired LI, though I may end up not liking him later as a character. Also, I have a thing for characters with glasses.

I like both. It depends on the author's intent. I don't like when MC has a voice but then it's cut out, but I mostly hear about such things in gacha-otome.

Usually no. I'm not satisfied with the quality, and these adaptations usually don't hit the same as the game, for me.

In some ways. Probably what's changed the most is that I like red flags LIs less now.

It's interesting when the MC has her own personality, and the whole point is the dynamic between characters, where a silent MC just doesn't work. Also, the MC's voice matters to me, I don't like too high-pitched voices.

It depends on the work. If the plot is decent and has some depth, and the work has the right vibe and atmosphere, then yes.

If a work is created for self-insert, like the MC has little to no personality, then yes, I will, because what else is there to do? x) Or I might come up with an OC while reading/listening. If the MC has some degree of personality, then no. Instead I'll be more interested in her character...

I play blind on my first playthrough to experience the game my way. Usually, I end up with a bad ending 😅 Then I check a walkthrough.

I like both x) For me, it heavily depends on the character and the actor's performance.

I mostly try to avoid spoilers, but sometimes, if a route or plot is uninteresting to me, I may have a look at spoilers, and if I find them interesting, it can make me continue. But if not, I usually just move on.

I'm not a fan of shota as a LI, it makes me uncomfortable. I do like younger LIs, but only if the age gap isn't too big (in cases where MC is young). Agreed.

A good story is always a must for me. A favorite voice actor may catch my attention, but if the story isn't good, I'll probably skip x)