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GODDAMMIT KATAWA SHOUJO WHY AREN'T YOU FINISHED YET
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But seriously, I've heard it might be out by the end of the year.
Your argument is invalid.
Then it's obviously not worth playing.
And suddenly, Ponicalica seems like such a nice intelligent guy.
(realizes he's playing 999)
FUUUUUUUUUUUUUCCCCCCCCK!
I'd say he is, except he doesn't like VNs, like me.
the medium doesn't attract me, really.
^That's also a problem. S;G attracts me because while the harem element is there, there's also a heavy sci-fi a-plot.
999 takes advantage of being on the DS in a really clever way, but not of being a VN.
It also lets prose do things pictures should, thus missing the point of a VISUAL novel.
Yes, I'm sure that if VNs had a different catalog, I still wouldn't be particularly attracted to them.
I feel like the adding of sound to still images is not that really important and amazing, really.
Really, for me, it's the addition of still images to text that's good. And music's nice, I guess.
Yeah, but you could say the same of comic books.
Note: I may be biased because I raed Watchmen's VN. >_>
"I kind of just wish visual novels weren't primarily written in such a way that they imply that the protagonist and the player are the same... >.> though I guess that's not really a problem with the medium as with certain types of fiction in general."
I'd argue that if it's as ubiquituous within the medium itself as i think it is, then it counts as a valid complaint.
^He did mention it happens in other mediums.
^^ Yeah, I know. Though, I don't like most harem anime for that reason too.
It is, but to me, the complaint is more the oversaturation of a single genre within the medium.
(In theory, of course. There are exceptions to what DYRE pointed out, but so far, they are so few that it barely seems like much of a convincing argument)
As do video games and TTRPGs, honestly.
Which doesn't make it okay, but...