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I really hate it because it basically feels like NTR.

I like protagonists who are active and take initiative. No matter what their personality is, I just prefer when it's clearly defined and consistent. Characters who have a strong sense of identity feel much more engaging to me. It makes the story and relationships more compelling when the MC...

I don't really use it, personally.

If I had to describe my type, it’s probably the kind of character who just keeps lingering in my mind. Like, even after I stop playing, I catch myself randomly thinking about them again. Those characters that just stick with you for some reason. So yeah, I guess my “type” is basically the one...

I really like games from tetrascope. Other than that, I've also played Ao no Shigyaku Midori no Higyaku. It's been a while, but I remember it being quite memorable in its own way.

When I was younger than I am now, I actually used to go out of my way to look for that kind of thing. Back then I had the energy for it, and I guess I found it more exciting or stimulating. But these days I don't really seek it out anymore. It just feels mentally tiring to me now. My tastes have...

I’m actually not someone who pays much attention to BGM in games. If it ever starts bothering me or feels distracting, I just go into the settings and turn the BGM off. It doesn’t really affect my enjoyment of the game that much.

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I love hidden LIs — there's something really exciting about unlocking a secret route. It feels rewarding, like you discovered something special. But if I have to clear every single character's ending just to meet him? That's where I start hesitating. I don't like feeling forced to sit through...

No matter which character it is, I always do my first run completely blind. No guides, no walkthroughs — just vibes. After that, though? I pull up a guide.

Yeah, of course, I get that! I just meant it would be awesome if more games included that kind of feature :> :boys_ok:

stat-raising / simulation elements. Games like Jack Jeanne, Tokimeki Memorial Girl's Side, or Love Revo!! are way more replayable for me because of that. Even if I already know the story, the raising mechanics make each playthrough feel slightly different. Managing stats, planning schedules...

I enjoy BL games too, I really do — they have their own charm, emotional intensity, and dynamics that I genuinely appreciate. But if I had to choose just one genre to stick with for the rest of my life, I'd still pick otome games. I think it's because otome just feels like "home" to me. It's...

If I turn it off, I will 100% end up speeding straight into a bad ending, so I always keep it on lol. So yeah, for my own sanity, it stays on at all times. I've learned my lesson.

I prefer when the MC has a strong personality. I don't really self-insert when I play — I don't see the MC as "me," but as her own separate character. For me, it's more like watching (or guiding) someone else's story rather than projecting myself into it. Because of that, I actually enjoy it...

These days I only keep it as my wallpaper on my fangirl sub phone lol. Back then, I didn't really think twice about using character wallpapers on my main phone, but now I'm a bit more low-key about it. I guess I've gotten more private with my hobbies over time. Having it on my sub phone feels...

Laito from Diabolik Lovers lol. His voice fits his character way too well — like, genuinely unhinged (in a good way). It's got that teasing, almost ticklish quality to it. The kind of voice that makes you squirm a little, but that's exactly why it works so perfectly for him.

Back then, a lot of the popular series had mandatory harem elements — like The Familiar of Zero or Sword Art Online. But I could never really immerse myself in them. I kept wondering — why are there so many stories where multiple girls like one guy, but almost nothing the other way around? Why...

I usually sell my games secondhand after I finish them, so I don't really replay them lol. If I really feel the urge to revisit one, I'll just buy it again later. I also prefer replaying specific routes rather than doing a full completion run. Going through everything again feels kind of boring...

In Jooubachi no Oubou, during Sumeragi's route, there's that scene where he "takes his price" from Kaguya. Seeing something like that in an otome game was honestly pretty impactful. It just caught me off guard in a way I didn't expect, and it really stuck with me.