/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>12795557
No, I don't think you're confusing it. One of the people who made it mainly hangs out on #tanoshimi, but also happens to have an (inactive) reddit account. They offered to replace the old (image related) version of the chart that's in the sidebar with the new, fancier looking one.

I don't really understand what some people here have against /r/visualnovels anyway, I feel like it's gotten a lot better over the last few months.

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>>12273913
Hanahira, then flyable heart (yes this already has almost 2k kanji but it's easy as shit to read.) and after that read daitoshokan (really good for beginners in my opinion because it uses a lot of useful vocabulary).

Than pretty much any moege.
Please don't discuss the image and just save it.

>>12254166
Anki is a much more pain-free method, but much more tedious and boring. If you have good study habits, it's better to go that way.

Jparser is more like hell at first, but if you're reading something you like, it's certainly more enjoyable. Besides, I really like moege, but if you don't it might still be a snorefest for you. Different study methods work for different people.

Still, give it a try if you have free time. Any moege will do, most of them have simple language and much more voiced dialogue (which helps) than narrative. Just pick one that has a heroine that you find attractive and go for her route. If you still want recommendations, see picture.

>>12232966
Here you go.

>>12212596
Not that hard. It's probably about the same but with less kanji.

>>12149056