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VNs often have this kind of fanservice where the protagonist gets physically abused for simple misunderstandiings. I have always disliked it and don't find it funny in tbe least. Having said this, there are obviously people who like this kind of ecchi comedy. So can someone explain explain it's appeal to me? Btw I like fanservice as long as the MC doesn't get brutalized.

Slapstick comedy is slapstick comedy.

Im just assuming people who enjoy it to be the lowest of the low lifeforms on this planet. You know, the ones who loves getting their balls popped by women in high heels, or in general "yes" men in life.

And so, as planned, today I started PSP edition of DameKoi I just finished first chapter of prologue/common route. I see some comedy and drama potential, but I'm already a bit annoyed and tired by the protagonist. It seems that in the meantime my tolerance for the hetare protagonists has dropped significantly Well, it's too early to judge, so let's see how it unfolds. Mitoko is nice, and the three guys living at the house are funny Also, MC's traits seem to be so exaggerated, that perhaps it's best taken tongue-in-cheek? I have to say that language-wise this is much harder to read than 9 -Nine- was - at least for me. Also, I guess this is caused by some compatibility issues, but when playing in PPSSPP it's quite glitchy when it come to screen changes - each time a character sprite changes pose or position, it disappears for a second, and sometimes there's a moment of a previous screen peeking out - weird. Or perhaps PSP port itself is buggy? I guess I'll never know...