I can understand the "there is only one clickable choice" only if the scene (already well constructed) asks for it, almost as an input from the player " for the highest point of that plot or to give a feeling or a participation", but almost no game presents something that needs this narrative resource, I don't remember any game like that because it is something very specific in storytelling.
What turns you off about a game almost immediately?
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The only difference is that I have to click a specific portion of the screen rather than anywhere. It doesn't work.
Second is not balanced narration, I don't like pornography at my face out of the blue but I feel annoyed reading walls of text tooI can see why people would find the one option click boxes a little annoying but personally if the scene is written well and engaging enough I usually appreciate the player input. Can make the player feel like they're actually doing something in the scene instead of just looking through a gallery.
For me personally it's bad plot. Even if the writing isn't great or in broken english as long as the dev at least tried to make the setting/plot interesting and make sense I'm usually game. Having lazy or overused plot points and explanations that make no sense just to rush you to the next H scene usually just leaves me bored and forgetting about the game right after I close it.
For me personally it's bad plot. Even if the writing isn't great or in broken english as long as the dev at least tried to make the setting/plot interesting and make sense I'm usually game. Having lazy or overused plot points and explanations that make no sense just to rush you to the next H scene usually just leaves me bored and forgetting about the game right after I close it.