discussion Did Playing VNs Change Your Conversation Skills?

[User_101810]

No, they are as mediocre as they have always been.

 

[rrkun98]

Not in the slightest

 

[osiris789]

Nope, with how some of these devs right it probably got worse

 

[User_120739]

Nah lol

 

[User_120199]

i don't think so

 

[Bangcoaches]

Not really but it did give me some tips on how to interact with girls.

 

[User_120869]

Oh yes! After reading hundreds of VN's i realise if those excuses for conversations exists real life can't be that bad

 

[Duden00b]

Yeah, started waiting for my answer options to show up, haven't spoken to anyone in years.

 

[Bottomdweller]

Unless you have a serious fetish for being slapped in the face, I wouldn’t recommend it. No chances of scrolling back irl…lol

 

[Nokotannn]

Yes, my conversation skill that is almost nonexistent is now much worser.

 

[cyanluminous]

Honestly what’s really affected my speech more than visual novels is playing the Yakuza/Like a Dragon Series. Kiryu has got a way with words man.

 

[Monseigneur]

Ha ha ha, No. However, shooter games have taught me how to shoot well. I realized this when I went to the shooting range.

 

[Johngawn61]

I think the bad writing and machine translation nightmares have made me better at understanding nonsense at least.

 

[Silicon12]

Not really, but I can see why some people might be afffected, in a work of fiction all the characters are basically the author, so he knows what to say and expect, people eat that up and might think that's a normal situation.