/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>42236015
>thinking "novelty = good" and you should too.
No offense but honestly speaking, I'm not though? If there's something related to novelty in what I wrote, then that's more related to how the characters felt about their own experiences when confronted with a new issue (in their perception) rather than we as the reader getting baited due to some overarching premise (which I don't care, a story is a story regardless, while like and dislike is just a matter of preferences). If anything, my post was more of a compliment I give to Omori for being able to properly convey what he's trying to tell through his plot-character interaction. Then again, I guess I didn't write that clear enough.
>>42236343
>>42236717
>every single exploit
>pokemon trainer
Huh, now that you've mentioned it, I get the feeling that the author actually forgot he's writing a fantasy and not a game "journal." While I understand that it's not what the author wants to focus on, a hardcore gamer whose got a lot of life and technical experience should really be like someone from Log Horizon even if he got blindsided, you've made a really good point there. Hell, just trying to exploit the system alone could easily fill out the entire childhood arc without needing to describe how he farmed an entire X dungeon for Y weeks.
>o my eldritch powers
Heh, that's true. Though you can't deny that isekai'd as a game character tends to have the same problems as Mynoghra does, those being their inability to properly explain the original game's mechanic, main draw, and/or plot due to sheer laziness, lack of writing skills, and/or simply because it's just a gimmick like say MagiEro (so I give a free pass for all of them). I still like the story (mostly because of Atou desu) though.