- Aug 21, 2023
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I think it's pointless to discuss this. We all have different tastes, opinions, and interests (and the person creating the game has all the control), but I'll say it anyway."an electronic game in which players control images on a video screen"
There are some scenarios in Once in a Lifetime (the second best game on F95) where you have 2 choices: A and B.
If you choose B, you die and the game ends.
If you choose A, you live and continue playing the game.
In the end, if you want to keep playing, you only have a single choice.
Using this argument, wouldn't that make the game worst?VNs that give you single choices are neither and so they are a worst product
In my opinion, these are all just terminologies. We shouldn’t focus on these things and should just enjoy what we want.
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I like these as well, especially in scenarios where I am the one in control. What you're saying is that it can increase immersion a lot because it feels like if you don't press the button, it won't happen. It also increases the hype, just like when you hear "ARE YOU READY TO...?"Personally, single-option choices helped me feel more immersed, self-inserting, and game-oriented
But sometimes it can get frustrating if you don't choose the only option that appears...