Do you prefer games with a linear or nonlinear story?

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Do you prefer games with a linear or nonlinear story?


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I prefer a non linear story but tbh a lot of games are just linear stories with 2 ending that are just slightly different I like the freedom a non linear story gives you a good example of this would be bulders gate 3 but then a good crafted linear game is definitely worth playing
 
a mixture of both kinda like a linear story with certain side stories and a few options like pregnancy harem/no harem marriage etc i feel like when its non linear the developer cant give all the characters a full interesting story line
 
For sure a linear story. I really like Visual Novels the most. I like them without choices but I don't dislike having choices too, unfortunately sometimes it lose the immersion in the game, as the completionist I am will for sure come back to choose the others options too. And when I finish the game it make wonder which story was actually the 'Real one' and make me feel strange. Instead with linear story is like I am reading a book and just spectating the story.
 
Nonlinear, but I really like the ones that have the options for outcome spoilers, eg "this will close X path" etc
 
I prefer non-linear games as I like to explore if it's an option. But if it makes more sense for the story to be linear and told in a certain way then yea sure. I don't typically play VNs outside of NSFW games.
 
For games, either SFW or NSFW, do you prefer linear or nonlinear stories? Do you like having to make choices to alter what happens or prefer to simply experience a predetermined story?

Personally I prefer nonlinear, I like making choices that have meaning and gives those games a lot of replayability!
Honestly it really depends on the game and the narrative that's going on. Linear is great but at some point i like it to be non-linear.
 
i prefer non-linear games, but a lot of games don´t make the different options distintive enough to matter in the story
 
Nonlinear. I want my choices to matter, my endings to be different, and my mistakes to haunt me for the next 20 hours
 
Nonlinear. Let me ignore the main quest for 47 hours and adopt a chicken instead of saving the world.
 
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