Oh no, that's awful 😂😂😂😂
I might feel the same way as the original poster regarding some characters with whom having a genuinely strong bond, but all of them having feelings for eachother would be terrifying and unacceptable...😱😱😱😱😱
I can't speak Japanese, but my teacher told us that he learned Japanese from lyrics. He said it was a good way to know basic Japanese and then you could learn more Japanese through the basic.
I always go blind first time, but usually get bad ending or normal ending. 🤣🤣
But I will go happy ending through the guide in second time, and then get all route.
I'll start an otome game if it gets a lot of recommendations and good reviews, or if it features one of my favorite voice actors. My first otome game was inspired by a recommendation on social media.
Yes. I don't specifically seek out songs I haven't heard before, nor do I particularly follow a particular artist's new songs, so most of my J-pop knowledge comes from songs from otome/game/comic anime adaptions.
Sure! I enjoy exploring every route. Partly, I feel it gives me a more complete understanding of the game's world and different characters' perspectives. I also think that each ending represents a different possibility within the game—like a multiverse—so I'm curious to see just how many...
Mini-games are fine to me. I think they are interesting. But if it's too much, it will become annoying. I think one or two mini games in a otome is enough.
Having to keep paying money isn't a good feeling.
And for someone like me who enjoys collecting all the even/illustrations/endings, this is just too unfriendly.