Dreamysyu

Actually, if vndb rated VN's strictly on the average votes, this one would be the highest rated VN in the whole database.

Actually, I followed exactly this tag to find it. Apparently, it's the highest rated VN with this tag.

Welp, I stumbled upon this:

Who is that girl in your profile picture? Also, are you going to celebrate 1100 posts instead of 1000?

Well, next time when you promote your VN on other forums and social media, check how your post looks before leaving, it may save you a lot of trouble later. Sorry if I sounded a bit blunt in my earlier posts in this thread, but your original post was simply unreadable, and the fact that after posting you didn't notice how it looked and simply disappeared, obviously, didn't leave a good impression on me. But, well, good luck with your project later and don't repeat the mistake you made here!

Yeah, true. There are a lot of plotge that simply wouldn't work without voices (MLA is the first that comes to mind). I'm basically saying that some unvoiced VN's still work perfectly well, at least for me.

I like unvoiced VN's. The lack of voices usually brings some sort of unique atmosphere to a VN which I can't really describe with words. To me an experience of reading an unvoiced VN usually feels much closer to reading a book, while voiced VN's usually feel much more similar to anime. At the same time, voices can add a lot of extra emotions to the characters' lines that are practically impossible to convey with words. Comedic VN's, for example, usually work much better with voices. At the same time, if two versions are available for a VN I'm going to read, I will read the version with voices. PS. Also, in case of Fata Morgana, Japanese voice acting, I believe, would sound plainly weird, considering that the story is set in Europe and America. But I still wouldn't mind reading that voiced extra story for Vita.

Is Moenovia inhabited by eternally 13 year old French-speaking girls?

Denpa is a bit strange in that regard. I bought a few games from them, and for most of them download links simply appeared in my account on their site, but for the second Grisaia I got an e-mail download, and it was very slow. It would literally take me several days to download everything. I went for a trip later that day, and I didn't have access to normal Internet for about a week after that, but when I got home, the download link from the e-mail didn't work anymore, but instead I got a new download link on their site. I still don't understand what happened there, but, well, in the end I didn't even have to use their tech support.

I didn't read it, but I heard that the anime skips some arcs from the LN (correct me if I'm wrong), so maybe you should start from the beginning.

Yeah, like @wei123 said, VNDB search gives nothing about a VN with this name. Anyway, welcome to Fuwanovel and good luck with doing what you do!

Actually, it's allowed, I think. I don't remember who it was, but when InvertMouse was asking about where he should post about his latest game, somebody confirmed that you can post about your projects in this subforum, and there's an obvious reason why you would do that.

Hehehe...

Welcome to the forum! You know, if you are going to posting here or on other VN-related sites, it might be a good idea to make a vndb list. It always much easier to simply give a link to it to people rather than listing all VN's you've read like you did now.

Well, it was going to go official, but now that age broke up with Degica, I have no idea if it's ever going to be released.

I'm not familiar with any of their works so I won't argue with that, but what I wanted to say is that even if they edit machine translations to at least look like English, it would still cost much less and take much less time than if they hire actual translators. I've seen some light novel fan-"translations" that do exactly that. They are mostly grammatically correct, as far as my English allows me to judge, but if you try to understand what exactly is written there, most sentences simply don't make any sense.

Well, that's great, but in some cases it may still be a good idea to expand it a bit, or to add subtopics to the existing topics. And, by the way, I do the opposite and try to keep breaks short, unless I need to eat or go somewhere.

It heavily depends on what you need to study, really. If it's more logic-based subject, like math, then the main part is to understand a question and not to simply learn it. When I see a mathematical problem or a theorem, for example, I usually try to think what would happen if we did something different in its statement, and how we can possibly extend it or make some changes. At the same time, practically every subject has some parts that simply need to be remembered, and there's no going over it. I personally prefer to have a somewhat detailed list of all topics that I need to know, and I go through them multiple times before I'm satisfied with the result. Basically, read the name of the topic, try to remember everything that you know about it, check in the book to see if I got everything right, and repeat. And, yeah, I'm still far from an ideal learner. I spend quite a lot of time procrastinating, even though my results still tend to be pretty good in the end. For example, this January I had a very important exam, which practically determined whether I get my master's degree or not, and two days before that I had one of my most active days on Fuwa so far.

Why do you like Kud so much?

What was the reason that you started making walkthroughs? Favorite protagonist from a VN?

It doesn't matter if none of the people who were lured here buy it. And that's how it's probably going to be.

Honestly, the evident lack of interest in properly promoting their VN shows that the more readable version of the text is unnecessary.

What's your opinion on the game itself so far, by the way? Also, favorite character?

Sorry if I'm late, but happy birthday, @ittaku, @chikadox!

It's a serious question.