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Now i wonder, if there were male cat people to breed with the female ones, would there be random cat people fucking in alleys and rooftops during the night? Would the male cat people yell when they're horny and beat the shit of the females during sex like the actual animals do?

Having played Higurashi, Umineko and Rose Guns Days, i felt like a big similarity between them was the theme of distrust. I'll try to explain while giving as less spoilers as i can, but be careful just to be safe. For Higurashi: For Umineko: For Rose Guns Days: So, can you identify this theme in Higanbana and Iwaihime as well? Or do you feel i'm mistaken? Edit (jan 4th) - Having played Higanbana:

Confession: When i finish a visual novel i really get into, i come up with fanfiction for it in my head (don't write anything though). Now they're getting weird to the point they turned into crossovers with japanese wrestling.

Finished Rose Guns Days after some marathoning and quite frankly, there was enough material there for a full other season.

Finished Season 2 and

Started Rose Guns Days and i'm impressed at the balance between the fast-paced and slow-paced portions of the story. Both are just enough for you to not feel overwhelmed or bored, hooked so far.

From a moral standpoint, i'd say lpers should only play one route of the VN for the viewers to get a feel for the story. I remember reading a screentext lp of Kara no Shoujo where the guy got one ending and said on spoilers all the things that could've happened and it made me want to play the whole thing. On VNs with only one route, i don't have a set opinion on.

F/SN, Saya no Uta and Tsukihime

Surprised no one posted this yet: Every single Grisaia heroine is stereotypical trash. Extra: How can you talk shit about Dies Irae, Muramasa and SubaHibi if no one has read them?

Confession: i used to LOVE the true my heart song when i was a teenager, now i think the name of the company that made it being "lump of sugar" is pretty appropriate, because that song sounds like you're shoving lumps of sugar in your mouth until you die of diabetes.

The most attachment i can get is being like "i feel this chick has the best chemistry with the protagonist, so i'll go for her first." other than that, nothing.

It's not exactly "most unnecessarily difficult", but i always thought X-Blaze Code Embryo was pretty silly with the endings being dependant of which articles you read.

Finished all Dracu-Riot routes. Good time waster overall, but nothing i'd beat myself over for not reading.

I guess your walkthrough counts Sparks Liner High as a regular alternate ending for some reason?

Confession: The reaction to Trump's victory inspired me to marathon Moonman songs. I think there's something wrong with me. Update: Now i've got a bad cold. Moonman must have given me negative energy.

MELON PAN HAS FOUND HIS MATCH

Local school delinquent starts going out with the baker's daughter.

Probably not. From my recollection, the only ending that can REALLY fuck up your playthrough either comes from something that you can tell you weren't supposed to fail or from a choice that looks like a "but thou must" situation.

Clannad, Fate/Stay Night and YU-NO: Best choose-your-own-adventure feel Ever17: Best plot twists Steins;Gate and MajiKoi: Best set of characters G-Senjou no Maou: Best villains/antagonists Tsukihime and Saya no Uta: Best atmosphere Little Busters: Best common route Umineko and Higurashi: Best overall stories

Watched the first episode of Keijo and i did NOT expect the fights to be that funny. Hoping the rest of the series keeps being that entertaining.

As dumb as the characters are, the choice system in School Days is what a slice-of-life VN should be like.

Doing Azusa's route in Dracu-Riot and i think the wet dream about biting her neck was the first piece of YukuSoft humor to legitimately make me laugh.