Barktooth

There aren't that many characters whose personality is good enough for me to really get attached to, but it does happen sometimes. Usually I just wait a few days after finishing their route and then I'm able to emotionally move on. And as stated by several people above, I also try to leave the best girl for last as often as possible. The most serious case of attachment I've had was probably with Rin from Katawa Shoujo. I put the game on hold for months because I didn't want to play any other route after finishing hers.

I see, thanks for the explanation. I think I'll play VII first and save the others for later, then.

I was thinking the next game I might play out of my long backlog is Neptunia.. but I'm confused by all the games in this series. Is Megadimension Neptunia VII the only non-spinoff one for PC? Or are those Re;Birth ones ports of the console games? If so, do I need to play through all the Re;Birth ones before I can understand what's going on in VII? (That's kind of a big commitment and I'm scared of those :P)

False. I didn't buy anything on Black Friday because I have no money, or, really, anything I need. Although, neither am I black, so maybe that is the true reason. Next person bought a lot of stuff on Black Friday.

True, never had. Next person never owned a console of any kind.

Looks like a picture from some sports anime, which I'm not a fan of, so 5/10.

Dude Sudoku is literally killing yourself, I think you're thinking of Seppuku which is a game where you have to fill in numbers and stuffs.

False, I think overall I prefer VNs to anime, but there are some stories an anime works better for than a VN. Next person prefers manhwa to manga because it's colored.

I constantly want to replay VNs and rewatch anime I've completed, but rarely actually do it because there's always new stuff to read/see. However, it is quite likely I'll replay HoshiMemo and Chaos;Head at some point. Honestly, it's hard to tell right now which VNs I'll replay because it hasn't been that long since I got into them. In a few years, I don't know which ones I'll be feeling nostalgic enough about to warrant a replay.

Well, I like to read slowly, so HoshiMemo common route took me 22 hours to complete the first time. I also wanted to commit Sudoku when reading the Chinami scenes, but the amount of them does decrease after they finish moving (though they don't ever go away completely in the common route).

Just name him Yamada Taro.

That is quite great indeed, then. Although I don't care about the delay either way since I still haven't even played Persona 4

Dual audio... does that mean you could have Japanese voices with English subs?

Tried it on Windows 10 x64, seems to work fine.

ARE YOU KIDDING ME FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

True, on some forums anyway. Next person hates memes.

I liked it too, but it wasn't my favorite. It felt to me like she kind of stopped being kuu in general after a while and just went full dere, even being clingy.

False. Next person owns an anime figurine.

Well, HoshiMemo has the coodere Aoi Isuzu, but according to Ittaku's link, she would be the second type, which isn't my favorite. Plus, lots of people didn't like her/her route, so maybe it's not what you're looking for. I wish Setsuna had a route instead :/

I've never had any dreams or goals that I really tried to pursue. Sure, I get the occasional desire to do something grand, but my motivation generally doesn't last longer than a few hours. I either realize that the dream is too lofty, or that even if it is grounded in reality, I would have to work really hard for it... and most of the time, I just want to feel some instant gratification from imagining achieving something, not to actually put in the effort and bring it to reality. I suppose the one thing that could somewhat be considered a dream of mine that I'm trying to realize is learning enough Japanese to read most VNs without a texthooker. I am slowly advancing towards that, but it doesn't feel like a true aspiration, more like just something I'm doing to keep up the illusion of spending my time productively every day.

Gosh, get it right - it's Little Bastards.

I haven't even played it, but Tokyo Babel? As for my description... A guy takes turns opening doors with a key.

It honestly probably is pretty retarded (at least, it's not the most productive thing I could be doing) but I'm used to being a retard so whatever. Also unless you know Japanese nearly perfectly it DOES ruin the experience IMO, namely emotional scenes where if you have to look up words in the middle of them or read slowly, it takes away from the impact. That's why I'd rather wait for the English translation of SubaHibi, as I'm pretty hyped about that one, and don't want to worsen the experience.

It could be, but I don't think there's anything to indicate that, so who knows. Was she really cruel beyond necessary, though? I mean, the bet was that she had to make Keisuke hate her so much, that he would kill her. She really had to make sure he hated her from the bottom of her heart. In Nemu's route he almost kills her but then stops right before he is about to strangle her, which means she wasn't even cruel enough in that scenario. And in the rescue game before they get out of the underground facility, he jumps in front of the shooting knives to save her, so maybe that made her realize she really needs to be as cruel as possible? He basically showed her that even after she treated him like a bitch for so long he still wanted to save her. So she had to make him hate her even more.

Yeah, I'm not sure how they could have done it so fast. Maybe Keisuke was actually unconscious for a really long time right after he "killed" Nemu or something? That's supposedly when it switched from the real world to VR and so it wouldn't be surprising if a lot of time could pass without him noticing. As far as we know Nemu was acting. It is a bit surprising that she'd be able to be so cruel to the person she loved. But I guess she really had to win that bet no matter what, otherwise her beloved Keisuke wouldn't be saved.