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Sometimes you got visual novels with choices that don't add anything to the plot itself or even paths that don't make any sense (talking about the main plot always). Bad endings for example, most of the time are silly and don't add anything.
 
So if the plot itself doesn't need of branches it's fine with me.
 
 
 
Can't talk about fate/stay night but g-senjou no maou for example most of the side stories they dont make sense in terms of the main plot.
For example:

Idk, when your thread title asks "good or bad" with you arguing against kinetic visual novels, it makes it sound like you do think they are bad but I'll accept if your stance is that you prefer standard visual novels over kinetic visual novels~

Given the choice (pun intended), I would choose a VN with choices over a kinetic VN any day. I like choices .

But as others have said, there's nothing wrong with kinetic novels!

heres the actual anime op

When done right (unfortunately it rarely is) bad endings help develop your perception of a character. You get to see different sides of them that you wouldn't otherwise see. It is for this reason that I do read the bad endings for the visual novels that go out of their way to make them good. However, I avoid the hassle of having to figure out the correct or incorrect choices. Walkthroughs help me avoid needless frustration and ultimately allow me to enjoy the story in a more leisurely way.  

I dont know most the bad endings ive ever seen hold no true value to the main story line and they're usually quiet dumb school days for example the bad endings are completely retarded an over the top

I dont know most the bad endings ive ever seen hold no true value to the main story line and they're usually quiet dumb school days for example the bad endings are completely retarded an over the top

There has not been a visual novel I read without the use of a walkthrough. I bolded "read" in my previous sentence because I don't seek to play a visual novel by making choices, I only care about the story; hence the reason why I shamelessly use walkthroughs. Having to sift through bad choices and backtracking to get the proper ending seems like an unnecessary pain in the ass when I only care about the story. 

http://youtu.be/3nQNSLB3Lpk

http://youtu.be/3nQNSLB3Lpk

Nah, Unlimited's good on its own, and there's something to be said for experiencing first hand how Takeru deals with his new reality

Besides, it's not like it takes an herculean effort to reach Unlimited, with a walkthrough, you can be done with Extra in an hour or so...