Rutonat
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It's especially true for narrative games such as this one, in general. Especially with guides that stat where the sex scenes are. You end up having a lot of people just blindling clicking through dialog, picking options according to guides, and then getting in from of, for example, a really hot girl that sets a trap, like getting her scene is a dead end, and they're just "Who the fuck is this ? Why the guide doesn't tell me to get her scene ? I'm getting it anyway." and get boped.My issue with it is that it's not only unhelpful in most situations, it's actually harmful. It tends to give the people who use it the false sense that the day number matters somehow, and if they can't do a thing it tells them to do on day 17, then they're screwed. They stop paying attention to what's going on in the game and start just blindly clicking the response that it tells them to give, so when the wheels eventually fall off at some point they have zero idea what they're supposed to do. "I need a finger bone. Why do I need it? No idea, but the walkthrough says I'm supposed to have it."
When I first discovered this game and started following the thread, I remember Belle made a post stating that the walkthrough encouraged a type of play that was not intended, and would make the game a lesser experience. I took that advice to heart and am very glad that I did, I just wish others would do the same.
And then you get posts with really dumb questions about the events, because they didn't read anything but the sex scenes. Questions that have been asked and answered over and over.
It's especially frustrating to see when the game's universe is finely crafted, and the characters are really carefully written. Feels disrespectful to the work of the dev/team...