Arcadeotic

I know, I mentioned so in the post

Yeah, exactly Dracu-riot does have some weird words but those aren't an issue with the english patch, so to speak Good for you

It was my first Japanese VN There isn't much info-dumps or weird words if you've read the English patch I think it's a good VN to start with

It finally happened. I hope you like redundant [insert number here] post "looking back at"-topics, because we're at it again, ladies and gents. I found Fuwa in June 2014, when torrents were still a thing around here. It was a neat site back then, but I really didn't visit it that often, only a few times in the span of the rest of 2014. Then when 2015 rolled around, the changes to the site sort of pushed me away, and I slowly forgot about it. I never really fancied Fuwa, and I liked r/visualnovels much more, and thus spent the majority of 2015 there. And then December of 2015 rolled around. I was talking to a few of my friends and decided to make an account on here, though the account was only for the sole reason to post my partial save file of KoiChoco, to skip Chisato's route. I soon after forgot about Fuwa again. However, I did check the comments on the thread every now and then. Some time after that, I was thinking about translating the first game in the Bishoujo Mangekyou series, but as this kind of topic would be kind of stupid on r/vns, I posted that query here, and got quite a positive reception. That was a little over 3 months from now. A few days later I noticed how Fuwa had a option for chatting, so I decided to give that a try. From that point on my Fuwa experience was only about chatting and doing my translation project. I never would've thought about being active in the Forums. But then things changed. Mainly Kaguya's little experiment, Chatmod-chan. I decided to volunteer for it, and met a few good people. It was fun, for the week it lasted. Soon after that, I was invited to my very first PM chat/conversation. From there I met even more people, and decided to also become active on the Forums. This was at the mid-point of January, I think. From that I steadily rose with my posts, had some laughs, had some disputes, gushed about Gahkthun, it was mostly good. Then, in the mid-point of February, I got to know some new personalities, including some of the mods. Soon after that OriginalRun made a certain topic about the under-staffing of the chat, mainly the moderators there. Soon after I was elected to the rule of a chat mod, thanks to Kaguya. Through that I met some new people, and gained even more of a rich experience. I felt like I had reached a good point in Fuwa in a such short period of time. That's the sweet and short version of my history here. Now for the part you all love oh so much, the nominations. @Kawasumi You're one of the two users I knew before coming to Fuwa. I hope to see you around even more. @12kami One of the major chat personalities I've interacted with. You're a lot of fun, I'm looking forward to more. @Dergonu The first person I ever had any long conversations with aside from Kawasumi. You're a nice guy, keep doing what you're doing, yuri-freak @CeruleanGamer I haven't talked to you a lot, but you have interesting opinions and our interest align a lot, so I like you. @Kaguya The mod I've talked the most with. I respect you, hope it continues that way. @VirginSmasher You're a cool guy, our interest don't always align, but I usually like to hear what you have to say. @DarkZedge I like you. You haven't talked about your tastes that much outside of Comyu, but I do like the fact you're an avid neko lover. @gijimu Another fun person from chat. I like your output most of the time, and you're an overall very nice to be around. @Zebhra You always have a some fun input in the chat. Keep being a massive pervert, old man. @mitchhamilton I like our little master-servant relationship we have. Good going, trap lover. @Kiriririri Other good guy/gal from Northern Europe. I like your obsession of moe, you're a good guy. @Ayana Good ol' Zealty. You're still fun to be around, and your obsession with traps is entertaining to watch. @Poinu You are always entertaining in the chat. Be it your moaning about Chinese or just starting Poi trains. @SajkoWolfe You're the last of the majoj chat personalities important to me. You're fun to be around, never change. @Tay Haven't really interacted with you that much, but we all are thankful to you for keeping the site alive, and so am I @Nosebleed I can definitely see why you're so popular and respected around here. Keep on breaking the site. Other fellow chat mods @Kurisu-Chan, @Nimbus and @Makudomi. Honorable mentions for people I've interacted to some amount, but not enough. And with that, this post has reached its conclusion. Now if you'll excuse me, I have to figure something clever for my title. Until we meet again.

I'd pick Comyu out all of these, but as I haven't played it, I'm going to go with KoiChoco

Thank you Nay You saved it again

I still have my German Pokemon Blue in a box on top of my shelve

Summary The year is 1908. The 20th century is still young. An unfamiliar 20th century - in an unfamiliar world. This is a world that experienced a 19th century very different from our own. A world filled with innumerable steam-powered "Engines." The unnaturally rapid development of this steam civilization has left the world's skies shrouded in grey... and its seas dyed black. "Sea" - Once, the word suggested an expanse of blue. Today, it refers to something dark and putrid. The former harbor city of Marseille in the European Kingdom of France looks out on a sea as black as any other. But these particular waters are home to something that can't be found anywhere else on Earth... A massive artificial island, solid and imposing as a fortress. A city in its own right, but also a school; a place bursting with life and color. Its formal name: The Marseille Offshore Academia. In the spring of 1908... A single young man appears within its walls. After declaring his intent to wage war against its powerful Governing Council, he introduces himself in this way: "Nikola Tesla. 72 years old. I'm a transfer student." "Students of the Marseille Offshore Academia. My hundred thousand young friends, cursed by fate." "...I will save every last one of you with my own two hands." And at the summit of Château d'If, a bell rings out. The Bell of Gahkthun, announcing that the time of rejoicing is at hand... Ending Guideline / Suggested Route Order In Gahkthun it's rather easy to get to the end without actually getting a bad end. There are however these "Exercises for Readers" that can get you a bad end and unlock extra side-stories usually with the minor characters, who don't get much screentime otherwise. Gahkthun is completely linear with only one Good End. Ending Guideline Chapter 1: "Enemy of the World" Chapter 2: "A Dog's Destiny" Chapter 3: "Fire-Forged Steel" Chapter 4: "The Message in the Melody" Chapter 5: "Ornamental Sunshine" Chapter 6: "Shining Clown" Chapter 7: "A Day of Mistakes" Chapter 9: "Beyond the Gate" Chapter 10: "The Sword of Love" Final Chapter Part 2: "And Until Your Final Day" Attribution This walkthrough was made by my own information playing through the game and experimenting myself

You should at least give Dracu-riot! a try if you have to play something from them It's overall one of the best moeges I've ever played, and it has some nice action and slight strokes of chuunige thrown in

Fair enough Kotori's pretty good

Oh dear god, those designs are fantastic I'll most likely enjoy this one

Date A Live S2 did go out of the theme it set out in the first season, but I liked the direction they went in It gave Shido some more depth, which is a good thing and those glorious action scenes

In the contrary to the public opinion, I quite enjoy moeges, fluff and SoL nonsense I just find it really endearing, but I also like a good story and characters

Well, to be forming an opinion on moege, you don't need to play that many, as most of them are pretty much built with the same concept. It certainly needs less than many other VN genres

Yes, it is kind of outdated and a bit misleading, but overall a nice synopsis Aslo youj're not going to find anything better at this point of time, so there's that

And here's a handy-dandy fetish chart for the H-scenes

I liked Charlotte as well On the other hand, now that I have read the Akame ga Kiru manga, I literally want to shove something sharp in my eyes The anime's latter episodes were so bad now that I compare them

Hnngghh Anyways, yes Yuzusoft's titles are mediocre at best if you're not that into moege and such Their character design is rather good, art is solid and they use a neat sprite system which changes the sprites abut 4-5 times per line, thus making them feel much more alive. I really can't say much about Yuzusoft in the end, as I've only played Noodle Works, ,Dracu-riot and the trial of Amairo, but even by those merits, I must say that Yuzusoft indeed is one of my favorite moege producers.

No, I did not Look pretty much anywhere I'm talking about Noble Works Chances are I'm calling it that there too

I just call it that No need to flip out like every other person

Yeah, it does suck when you can't have nice things

Yeah, the manga was really enjoyable for the length it was Too bad the Irina route of the manga was dropped

Yeah, as a moege, I loved Dracu-riot! immensely Noodle Works was decent but nothing amazing

Nice sprite-work indeed It does show some promise The premise seems interesting, I'd say The BGM sounds rather good, I especially love the Main Menu theme The character designs look rather dullish, but I think it fits the mood of the game, as I have previously stated I don't have much time on my hands, but I can help this project with some proofreading and by giving critical opinions to ultimately releasing a better product in the end Keep up the good work