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The criying emoji and the dick dropping cum on the same comment were pricelessWell that was.. disappointing.
The criying emoji and the dick dropping cum on the same comment were pricelessWell that was.. disappointing.
PLay Tales of androgenyWhy is it that no one can make a proper futa game.
Who dictates that the only difference between Visual Novels and Novels are the visuals? Sound would be another thing you can't ignore. Why not also choices?never quite understood that. It's marked visual novel. you don't get choices when you read a novel, you made your choice when you decided to read the book. I appreciate some vn give you choices but are there any "choose your own adventure" books that could be considered literature? VN is a pretty young art form. I don't think it should be treated like a game, it should be treated like a literary work. Not much great work out there yet but who knows in the future?
I second this suggestion.PLay Tales of androgeny
Good point. Traps and sissies are objectively better.who the fuck likes Futa anyway?
People can get better if it really is what they want to do, constructive criticism can help them improve and it's better than saying "you're shit, quit now".I don't know why so many people try to make a game when they have obviously no talent for writing. Better for them to just make image sets/animations; they wouldn't waste time with coding and could produce more.
Mostly because no matter how bad the "engrish", some people will not only think it's great, but will donate via Patreon. Especially if the game developer caters to a few fetishes that seem to make some people not give a shit how bad the actual game is.People can get better if it really is what they want to do, constructive criticism can help them improve and it's better than saying "you're shit, quit now".
The problem is simply people that don't care about what they're doing and release the first thing they poop out, talented or not.
They're completely female in every scene except one, where they're chicks with dicks, which means they're still female.why is it tagged female domination if the "females" are futas ?
All interesting ideas. However quality literature is rarely judged on being popular which you repeatedly fall back to. But I have no interest in arguing the point or any other. As a barely adequate writer myself I just see the immense difficulty of telling a really good tale the way you want with the necessity of letting the reader arbitrarily make the decisions. I can only applaud writers skilled enough to pull it off. I don't have anything against choices in VN - just don't feel it's needed. I'll always back an author telling their story however they choose.Who dictates that the only difference between Visual Novels and Novels are the visuals? Sound would be another thing you can't ignore. Why not also choices?
And of course there are, Magium comes to mind. And from a VN only perspective most of them have choices. You might want to take a look at the Visual Novel Database, it may be a relatively new genre, but there is already a ton of quality content like for example "If my Heart had Wings" is a personal favorite. Or the most obvious answer I could give: Clannad, which is probably one of the most popular VNs ever and has a shit ton of choices and like 10 different endings. And try calling Clannad "subpar in it's literature work in comparison to regular novels" and see how long you survive the lynch mob.
Thinking that "VN with choices" writing quality is inherently worse than regular literature is ignorant at best. Books are simply more popular and arguably easier to write, which makes them the obvious choice for most authors. But it wouldn't harm the narrative quality if VNs were more popular and authors would have to think of branching paths to allow choices instead of just writing one story with VN feature around it.
And to make a difference between games and literature as if that is an indication of quality is debatable. Obvious examples that prove games can be as good or even superior to regular literature include Silent Hill, Bioshock, Witcher 3, Last of Us, Mass Effect, Spec Ops: The Line, Final Fantasy, etc.