/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>11284568
Heres some shitty guide from a few years ago.

Anyways I already recommended Chaos;Head above, but heres a little chart from a few years ago.

/jp/ isn't your personal blog, but you really shouldn't be feeling so conflicted about this, just participate in both activities. It sounds like you're making these separate activities, just take it easy and do whatever you feel like at the moment.

>>8572640
I'm gonna try and be a reasonable /v/ migrant about explaining the general idea of KS, here.

Ignoring the unholy cancerous KSGs that have flooded the /v/ board since release day, the game actually does have an enjoyable emotional aspect to it. It's probably the bigger focus.

The good ends make you feel warm and fuzzy, maybe even a bit teary-eyed if you're not too jaded. The bad ends can make you feel like a piece of shit, and some people refuse to even do them after acquiring the good ends. Of course, both of these things apply to a lot of VNs, so I guess this was kind of implied.

The writing is enjoyable, but not stellar. The writers had great premises on which to make something powerful, but routes either waited way too long to throw in the conflict (Lilly), had a great conflict, but just kind of...dangled it over your head until near the end, padding the route with other events (Emi), were cut way too suddenly, with no real closure (Hanako), were overly emphasized in one way or another related to the girl's oddities and personality, leading some people to declare "2deep4u" in their confusion (Rin), or were in general just weak because the writer didn't exactly like the character. (Shizune)

If you can look past those flaws in the writing, the visuals are relatively enjoyable, although Emi's are rather sketchy, due to a last-minute change in design to make her look less like a lolicon (She's the oldest girl, at 19).

The ero scenes are generally tasteful or plot-related. A couple of them might come off as poorly written or awkward at first, but in the case of at least one of those, it was on purpose.

Overall, it's enjoyable.

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>>8193036
This one?

Found this on /a/. it'd been around since forever, and it's outdated. Requesting latest vn recommendation chart.

>>7860903

How can /jp/ not like G-senjou? The chart says it's one of your favorites!

>>7501567

Why does /jp/ hate G-string even though it's obscure /jp/ shit?

>>7301938

>>7272516
Anime was awful, I thought the VN was fantastic. Op, check out some of the baby's first VNs here

KS Dev here, bump.

Oh great, another VN recommendation thread. Not like we don't have these every fucking day or anything.

Take the chart, go to vndb.org, and make up your own damn mind. Also, every VN is free if you aren't a technologically illiterate moron who's familiar with basic torrenting clients and the use of google.

Everywhere

What are some good places to download VNs?
The only places I know are vnddl.webs.com/list.txt (which isn't working)
and Eroge Download, which is pretty small.

i have a few charts.. i think

I'm thinking about going to Japan to teach English.

Would I be able to get English media, or would everything like websites and books be in Japanese?

Picture Board Related.

Here's some more charts for you too.