Silvz

Vou ser bem sincero contigo - lembrando que não tenho nada a ver com o grupo - mas se você não tem conhecimento ainda de Inglês, não é uma boa ideia traduzir, pois tradução é um trabalho que requer preparação, entendimento profundo da língua e suas nuances, e não é apenas jogar no tradutor e editar o que ele mandar. Não entenda isso como algo negativo, mas acho que você mais atrapalharia do que ajudaria. Entretanto, espero que continue praticando, lendo bastante na língua e, no futuro, quando tiver em nível avançado, comece a pensar em traduzir.

These questions show how hard the games are and that you haven't figured them out yet

admiro a coragem de vocês, o jogo é enorme hahah Good luck for you

play Steins;Gate 0 after it

yeah, I'm definetely learning japanese to read Moon. Thanks for the help <3

can't read japanese

So, I'm planing on reading Moon and One in the near future, but it doesn't work. I believe it's because my PC's locale is set to Brazil and/or I'm using windows 10. How can I get the games to work? I know there is a way to emulate a different locale without having to change it - how can I do that? Does it work to these two games?

Not similar per se, but a yuri from Sekai Project that is AMAZING: https://sekaiproject.com/pages/heart-of-the-woods I only say it's not similar because, well, I haven't read Highway Blossoms

now that's sad

This, and only this

More often than not, people who criticize localization choices do not know anything about translatiing, nor have ever studied this field. It's the same as when parents think they know how a teacher is supposed to teach, when they obviously don't. And yes, Mangagamer is very relevant.

uh, I finished MYTH, or at least I think so, because there was no walkthrough and some chapters were locked in very specific parts of the scenery, but I wouldn't ever compare it to DDLC, it would be misleading as hell

I don't understand your post nor your question

> moege > bad I don't see the contradiction

yeah, that's it! But trust me, it is as hard as it says it is.

Hmmm it will make sense to you if you read Higurashi as a mystery novel, with a whoddunit, motives, etc. In Onikakushi, it's pretty much impossible to understand what is really happening, but as you progress in the story, you can figure some things out and make sense with some things - thus it will become easier.

Umineko is my favorite VN, so I can't wait to hear about your impressions on it

They are not canon, but you can read them AFTER the series chapter they are related to.

Hey, nice collection. But I think it would be better if you only post one thread and then update it with other figures, since the way you're doing it now, the forums is getting flooded with your threads.

I haven't played it yet, but it is pretty much a consensus that it is one of if not the best Fire Emblem ever

Dragon Quest XI has its best version ever on the Switch. You could also try Bayonetta 1 and 2 (if you buy 2, you get a discount in 1), Astral Chain, Okami HD, Mario + Rabbids, Splatoon 2, Yoshi's Crafted World, Fire Emblem Warriors, Hyrule Warriors, Zelda: Link's Awakening, Smash, Trials of Mana, Animal Crossing, Cuphead, both Yooka Laylee, Good Job!, GRIS, Xenoblade Chronicles (1 is being released this month, while 2 is already available), Hollow Knight, Pokémon Let's Go, New Super Mario Bros U and Mario Kart 8 And there are thousands of indie games and other major games that I did not play

Being honest here, the comparisons to DDLC make me want to avoid the game as much as I can. I hated, ha-te-d DDLC and I'm not into the same - similar, close - experience.

It starts after "not picking any heroine"

Use compatibily mode

I'm a little skeptical about this one because I've just tried Momoiro Closet and couldn't get past the first two hours of the game. And being that my first Frontwing game, it gave me a bad impression about the company