Three Months Hiatus

[Anonymous No.]

So say you're reading a VN because it's one of the "big ones" that gets recommended a lot. And you're not enjoying it so far... so you give it a few months hiatus and come back to it later... thinking that a fresh mind will make it appealing. But it doesn't get that interesting.

Do you stop reading it?

Or do you force yourself to continue... simply because so many others enjoyed it; hoping it might get 'good'.

[Anonymous No.]

You stop reading it. Do you need the internet to make all your decisions for you?

[Anonymous No.]

You shouldn't force yourself to do somehting you don't want to.

My god, anonymous do you care about other people's opinion that much? Just drop that already and go read something else.

[Anonymous No.]

If you don't like it, stop. The time you took to trudge through it could be used to read a handful of other things you might enjoy.

[Anonymous No.]

>>6904015
Learn to think for yourself.

[Anonymous No.]

>>6904015
It's Clannad, isn't it? I don't think anyone has finished that in it's entirety.

[Anonymous No.]

>>6904036
You're trying too hard

[Anonymous No.]

>>6904020
The internet has made me who I am today, and I'm an indecisive person, easily swayed.

>>6904036
It's Tsukihime. I actually like Clannad, almost done finishing all the routes.

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>>6904036
I'm coming onto my second year of having had this game and I'm still at the beginning of afterstory. Then again I don't play it much and I didn't use guides so, yeah.

[Anonymous No.]

I actually had the same problem with Fate/Stay Night. Type-moon flavour is nice and all but the novels don't really attract me that much.

[Anonymous No.]

I'd keep going. No matter what happens, I eventually get around to finishing what I start.

[Anonymous No.]

>The internet has made me who I am today, and I'm an indecisive person, easily swayed.

That's just being irresponsible. Only you can decide what kind of person you will become.

[Anonymous No.]

Taking a hiatus is usually a bad idea, especially an extended one. You'll forget the finer details of what you were reading before as well as loosing any previously existing emotional attachments, and more likely than not it'll end up disinteresting you more in the end.

[Anonymous No.]

I never managed to finish Kira Kira because I thought the first couple of hours was pretty boring and were not exactly very interesting.

Then I took a break from reading that, and never touched it again.

[Anonymous No.]

lost my save on Remember11, was about to start Satoru route....so its kinda hard to continue...

[Anonymous No.]

If I don't like something then I'll simply stop reading it. Thankfully I'm pretty easy going and can enjoy most things, so it doesn't become an issue.