/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

Why do you guys play Visual Novels? I started playing Kana: Little Sister a few days ago, and it made me very depressed because I never had a good relationship with my sister. I deleted it off my computer and I've been thinking about it ever since. I might install it again just to see the ending ;_;

[Anonymous No.]

fag

[Anonymous No.]

I like VNs because they make me feel things. Feeling sad is nice once in a while.

[Anonymous No.]

Kana in her early teens was the best, I think.

[Anonymous No.]

Die

[Anonymous No.]

>Why do you guys play Visual Novels?
I like being depressed. Makes me feel something, at least.

[Anonymous No.]

I avoid my sister because I'm too ugly and I don't want her to have to look at me. True story.

[Anonymous No.]

Honestly? Because other people at /jp/ do. I spend so much time here that I've started to base my identity entirely around what I have copied from here. I want to fit in.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3021088
I avoid my sister because I have social anxiety, especially towards females.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3021088

That's very considerate of you.

[Anonymous No.]

I avoid my sister because she's a total bitch.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3021097
I avoid my sister because I speak before thinking and it makes me look like a jackass.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3021097
I avoid my sister because she's dead ;_;

[Anonymous No.]

>>3021088
I'll hang out with your sister for you Anon.

[Anonymous No.]

I avoid my sister because I don't have one.

[Anonymous No.]

I like reading, computer games, anime and music. VNs have all of these. They also convey strong emotions, stronger than any other media I've experienced can, which, um, feels good, man.
In addition, since you have to read thousands of lines while reading them they are an extremely good tool for learning the Japanese language, which besides being a rewarding hobby can prove useful sometime, somewhere in your career.
You can never know. I'm going to work in IT, and Japan is among the top countries in that field.

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>>3021117
i lol'd

[Anonymous No.]

I don't avoid my sister because we get along well and we have similar interests.

[Anonymous No.]

I barely spoke to my sister from puberty til 21ish. I think that lack of a relationship, caused mainly by distancing myself from her during those awkward developmental years, immunised me towards these incestuous type of storyline. I don't feel grossed out by the idea of it, nor do I find it particularly arousing. It's actually quite sad.

[Anonymous No.]

I suppose a lot of people were in that thread where OP claimed to have played FF VIII with his dying sister. I don't think it got archived.. too bad.

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>>3021138
What? Don't be an idiot. I never post here.

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>>3021138
Oh god, what apears to be Maria.
Also the archive rarely misses anything.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3021065

the ending will leave you in a puddle of tears

[Anonymous No.]

there's a sad 2ch tale about the brother who told his little sister to keep leveling up his dragon quest VIII character then left for the school. But he never came back.
The poor girl kept leveling up the character for quite some time because she couldn't accept his death.

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>>3021193
That's too cruel, especially in a game where it takes close to over 10,000 enemies to level up in the later levels.

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>>3021193
Well, that's depressing

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>>3021193
Oh god ;_;

[Anonymous No.]

>>3023279
fail

[Anonymous No.]

Reminds me of that guy whose mom played Animal Crossing. And Hachiko.