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yep, and I also tried the steins;gate one. it was mostly the usual love comedy thing going on, so I didn't really continue playing it

I don't know the specifics of the system in itself, but I believe that it is the same case as many western countries in which the legal guardian (the parents or other guardians) are entitled to the final decision. I might have to ask some of my friends over in Japan though.

yep, with this I've pretty much played all of the persona series really loving it. On my second walkthrough now and it's not getting boring anytime soon. on the pc though, I am now playing Umineko no Naku Koro Ni, and I'm also enjoying it. The PS3 patch really changes the art and also with the voice, I gotta say it's a lot better than the original.

lol, I made an account a few months ago and I stopped playing after I see that they're going to release an english version around next year. I usually play it using a controller since that's what I am really used to (have been playing PSU and its sequels quite a lot). But if we want to make a party or something, I'm totally up for it~

Alrighty, welcome to the forum steve~ First of all, I really don't mind any long intros, I might actually say I prefer them, though my intro was pretty short. As a part of a VN community, it's a given that most of us likes reading anyway. I've met and befriended a lot of people who like loli and/or is a lolicon, bot in internet and some in real life, so even though I wouldn't prefer them, I totally understand the reason to like them. And I'm pretty sure that the fanbase for loli is actually quite big, otherwise you wouldn't be seeing so much of them Right now, I don't have a personal set-up like what you have there, mainly since I can't really afford it, but I agree that you need to get in the mood and one way of doing that is to be getting a good position and angle. as for hcg and something like that, I always prefer to play the game, nukige or otherwise and since my japanese comprehension is decent, I can play them with little assistance. Just like you though, my japanese and english started as more of a passive learning, ever since I watched my first anime with english subs. though I ended up learning very high english skills in high middle school up to high school, which is not the case for japanese. I have recently take more japanese lessons though. I really love the language and the country and I want to be fluent at it, if possible as fluent as I am in English now, but that's enough about me. Anyway, welcome once again, and I may visit the server chat sometimes~

well, I watched the anime after I've finished the VN, and that's what I usually do with these adaptations: look at the original source first. I may get the chaos;head noah, though I haven't even finished robotics;notes, and my money is running thin back onto the topic though, it is quite epic in some ways and quite mind blowing in another way, and I really liked it

welcome! while knowing lots of VN is sure to increase your knowledge, it shouldn't stop you from participating in any discussions you want to be a part of. Anyway, it's nice to meet you and have fun

well, dunno if you would classify it as a VN per se, but I am playing through P4G and really enjoying it~

from what I can see, there is an error in some of the scripts. make sure they are downloaded properly and nothing is missing.

uh, you know you can edit your own post right~ anyway, welcome to the forum alden. While I usually raged at those who stopped playing F/SN a few years ago, I have learn since then that... there's no reason of doing it, but I wouldn't stop recommending people of it anytime soon and good to have you here

welcome to the forum qberty, I indeed understand the attachment for VN, which may be akin to one's attachment to other hobbies~ As to answer your questions, it really depends on what you DON'T like, hate or even detest. I am a person that doesn't really hate anything but yaoi or futanari (if you know what these are) so I'll pretty much recommend every VN that do not have these~ And for the second one, every VN have a cliche plot or settings in them and also a unique properties that only they have, like how KEY do their VN or how Type-Moon do it. A publisher may even have several VN that have nothing in common with one another (though that's rare). What I'm saying is that every VN would have these "little difference", it's what make us want to play them all. In the end though, if I have to recommend VN I wouldn't play, it would be the ones classified as Nukige as they have no real plot

well, not knowing how to describe it is a pretty good description in this case let's see, try to change your system locale to japanese and tell me if that works

so, you have reached chapter 2, huh. I hear that many people couldn't progress after this point (due to many reasons) but for me personally, I am the type to see things through. Now, you may not be the same, but I strongly suggest that you continue. G-Senjou no maou is one of those VN you just have to finish entirely to truly be appreciated

First of all, that walkthrough is very confusing, so I suggest you used alicesoft wiki's walkthrough and info to play sengoku rance. onto your problem, the mamushi oil field is located just above owari (where you started on). here's the image

I cannot see the image, it says that the url is incorrect. can you try to put it elsewhere or describe the problem?