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So I just played through a translated VN for the first time (I tried school days soon after it came out, but of course I had absolutely no idea what they were saying). Was this a good choice?

>> No.1493366

Nekoko is always a good choice.

>> No.1493373

>Was this a good choice?
What I mean is "If I try more VNs, are my experiences likely to get better or worse?"

>> No.1493376

>>1493373

Worse.

You're gonna hit a brick wall in the form of no more VNs to read.

Before that, you're gonna have IMMENSE fun playing them.

As a side effect, you could see books as "inferior media".

>> No.1493377

>>1493373
Depends on what you're looking for.

>> No.1493380

>>1493373
A few are better, most are worse.

>> No.1493401

I think YMK is an average VN. So you made a good choice, since it isn't that bad or that good.

>> No.1493413

>>1493356
>Was this a good choice?

YMK is better if you've played more VNs beforehand, what with all the satirical references Tsubaki threw at you.

Other than that; sure. YMK's a simple and highly enjoyable VN. It's not the best, so you can measure things up to it without being disappointed, as well.

>> No.1493442

YMK was fairly good.

Go read Tsukihime now.

>> No.1493880

You chose an excellent VN.

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