Mr Poltroon

Indeed. For Rance to only get 2nd place can only mean that Summer Pockets must be truly spectacular.

As far as I'm aware, Summer Pockets is in no way like Island. I believe that is why Kiririri is surprised. Once again, however, I have not played it. I've only seen opinions on it.

Indeed, the premise is set up to make it look like a nukige. It isn't one so far as I understand, but I am sure there are those who can better explain it, as I've certainly not played it before. Also, puns. Plenty of puns and jokes, I've been told.

Even if it were, that does not invalidate reading a different version because they are, indeed, different.

Just a video of me playing the puzzle mode of this game. I plan to do more of them, but I won't make a blog post for each one. Instead, they'll be replies on this one, probably. That said, I do plan to make something in this game involving the Fuwa community at a later date.

Well, kind of a mix of those two. Kickstarter.

Ah, I see where your concern lies. Do not worry. When I say 23, I am referring to the entire hour (as when I go to bed and when I fall asleep are distinct), meaning I may well fall asleep close to midnight, but when I say 9, it's definitely early 9 at the latest. As for the napping, those are on rare occasions: much more likely if I slept less due to having business in the early morning, and most certainly induced by me as a strange form of procrastinating. Napping is certainly much more appealing than working on the things I should be doing.

You might have noticed from my tone that I do not consider my sleeping habits to be of any concern. That said, I don't consider much at all to be of concern. I am certainly not visiting the doctor due to any particular problems, as I don't think or notice that I have any, or at least, that I have any that I consider negative. My main worries are things on my immediate future which I tackle one by one, such as my next University exam. In short, I am quite satisfied and have no real problems that I'm aware of. This question actually surprises me a fair bit. It makes me think that we're working on different assumptions or that our common sense differs. I or anybody in my family only visit the doctor when we're feeling sick or for a routine check. Going to a doctor specifically because of my sleeping habits, which I consider perfectly normal, or healthier than a lot of friends who are somehow able to survive of 5 hours of sleep (what??), is simply unthinkable. Much the same way, it's not something I'd mention to a doctor even if I went to one for whatever other reason. Speaking of health, though. I really should go to a dentist. I'm sure my teeth are bound to be screwed up with how long I haven't gone there.

Pardon me if I disagree. I have no problems with any kind with sleeping. Anybody I talk to about this agrees with me that sleeping too much makes you tired, and this is simply a case of that. If I fall asleep at around 23, as is usual when I'm in a routine, then sleeping till noon will make me tired (I usually sleep until 8 or 9). It's the same when I try to take 3, 4, or 5 hour naps whilst having slept properly that day. Those obviously numb me. If I keep the amount of time I sleep reasonable, then I won't feel tired. It's those kinds of long naps that I am referring to, and whilst I refer to it as 'tired', it is only because I know of no better term. 'Numb' likely works best, and being numb I can easily convince myself to do whatever until I wake up properly ten or twenty minutes later. I am sure there are many ways in which I am unhealthy, but sleep is not one of them, aside from napping for hours because I'm bored and procrastinating.

Well, in this case it's just excessive sleep. I wake up after a nap three or four times, perfectly comfortable, not tired, and, as such, don't feel like working. So, I fall asleep again until I reach the point where I can't sleep any more, a point in which I feel 'tired'.

I can contribute with my personal experience: I find it easier to do stuff I have to do I'd rather not immediately after waking up. I usually attribute this to being too tired to care. And since once I get started it's easier to keep going, this works reasonably. As such, what tends to happen is that I take a nap until I can't sleep anymore, and then go do whatever needs to be done.

To clarify, you are watching these films as the introduction to the series? A few years ago I tried Bakemonogatari, what I figured was the start of the series at the time; There was a lot of talking, which I'd usually appreciate, but I didn't really understand a bloody thing of what was going on, so I dropped it 4 episodes in. I'd write off the series entirely, but I actually quite liked Katanagatari (not the ending), which I think has no relation besides the name and author.

I'm not sure I understand what you mean here. I think I recorded like 20 minutes of the game, but it was grating on my voice, and I used a grating voice for the main character, so it'd be enjoyable for no one.

I was rummaging through some files on my computer and found this from last year: https://youtu.be/uw26N82-SD8 Sharing it since I can. Have a that. (Supposedly a video. Might not work. Oh well.)