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It's a rpgm, not a vn. Do you also go to a Chinese restaurant and complain that there's no pizza.
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But strictly speaking that does require a new chapter of the game (as the countdown timer suggests) just a change in access control for those accounts.
See what you mean though.
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Dude, just because it's not directly a VN doesn't make it not a VN. LE was literally just a glorified VN with a sprinkling of fetch quests and walking to pad the run time.
Your analogy falls flat as well, because this would be more like going to a Japanese restaurant and being surprised to find that there's nothing BUT pizza.
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For me TON was a lot more mellow. I looked forward to relaxing there.
Noir city is a lot less chill for me.
Also hate they dropped incest tag, which was one of the core things NLT standed for imo.
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If a game is formatted to be an RPGM game but all there is to do is walk from one event that is nothing but dialogue to the next, then it is "not a VN" but it is most certainly a glorified VN, which is exactly the problem with Lust Epidemic.huh... wut?
In that game, literally all there is to do is walk from one place to the next to do some set in stone dialogue, maybe a fetch quest along the way (literally at one point all you do in a fetch quest in that game is grab a water bottle), but it's basically just a VN with a lot of extra steps in the literal sense because most of the game is walking if you aren't in skippable dialogue.
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Dude, I've literally played RPGs older than myself, which is why I can make these statements with such confidence.
Just because it's an RPGM game doesn't mean it has to be nothing but dialogue and walking, and anyone who thinks it does has clearly not played any decent RPGM games.
If a developer thinks a decent RPG is 95% walking, 4% dialogue, and 1% content, then they shouldn't be making games period.
Given your signature I’m surprised that you are asking for compressed versions
I definitely preferred LE and ToN to TGO, my favourite, by far, being ToN.
But I can’t really put my finger on why so I thought a little and I wonder whether some of it was how I played the games.
ToN was the first game I discovered, it was fully released by then so I could play it how I wanted, just 10 minutes or a whole hour or more. Also chests and keys were all available for the accessible areas - I’ll come to that later. I then went onto LE and although the graphics weren’t as good I enjoyed being able to play the whole game how I wanted.
With TGO, apart from the initial demo, I played each update as it arrived. This meant waiting two weeks to play a few minutes of gameplay. This meant I had a big build up of anticipation which often was satisfied by the tiny fragment of new gameplay. Also as each update was self contained there was always a known number of keys, chests, extras to find, which detracted from the exploration element of the game. Same goes with video guides, with each update of a few minutes play there would be a dedicated video guide, so it was very easy and quick to get help when you got stuck.
Maybe if I went back and played TGO as a full game I might have a better opinion of it, can’t bring myself to do that yet, maybe in a few months.
But I can’t really put my finger on why so I thought a little and I wonder whether some of it was how I played the games.
ToN was the first game I discovered, it was fully released by then so I could play it how I wanted, just 10 minutes or a whole hour or more. Also chests and keys were all available for the accessible areas - I’ll come to that later. I then went onto LE and although the graphics weren’t as good I enjoyed being able to play the whole game how I wanted.
With TGO, apart from the initial demo, I played each update as it arrived. This meant waiting two weeks to play a few minutes of gameplay. This meant I had a big build up of anticipation which often was satisfied by the tiny fragment of new gameplay. Also as each update was self contained there was always a known number of keys, chests, extras to find, which detracted from the exploration element of the game. Same goes with video guides, with each update of a few minutes play there would be a dedicated video guide, so it was very easy and quick to get help when you got stuck.
Maybe if I went back and played TGO as a full game I might have a better opinion of it, can’t bring myself to do that yet, maybe in a few months.
From Steam you pay the money and you are all legit, from here you are sailing the Seven Seas.
Hi, when loading your savefile it says just 66% completed?!