I play with walkthrough, most games, even the good ones, don't need to be played a second time, a gallery or replay function is enough.
Do you prefer playing a VN with a Walkthrough Mod. Why/why not?
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Sometimes yes, sometimes no. I always start off without one, but a lot of the time it's a 3 way guessing game to figure out what the dev wants you to say.
I like URM for this, so you can get into the dev's head and see what kind of points they award for different things.
I like URM for this, so you can get into the dev's head and see what kind of points they award for different things.
Yes, to avoid bad shit and be able to get the good stuff. I HATE having to use a walkthrough that's online or text when playing a game. They shouldn't make it that you need one.
I try not to, but when the game is complicated or has many paths, I do use a WT
Helps not to miss anything...
Helps not to miss anything...
I start everything without walkthrough mode. If there is an outstanding character in the game compared to the others, I don't even care about the others anymore and I try to play it without walkthrough mode because it is a thousand times more challenging, not to mention that you are more likely to face such "obstacles" in real life. If all the characters in the game are average or all are outstanding, then I play with walkthrough mode so that I don't miss any content.
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I do. I don't have enough time to be experimenting to get the routes I want.
Especially when a game is convoluted with how they path their games.
Sometimes the choices make sense and are intuitive. Sometimes it's totally random.
Especially when a game is convoluted with how they path their games.
Sometimes the choices make sense and are intuitive. Sometimes it's totally random.
It depends on the game. If I'm just going to miss a few gallery scenes, then probably not. But if there area lot of characters with at least a few choices or multiple paths that really affect outcomes, then yes. It also depends on the person doing the mod. Someone like Lain you can reasonably expect accuracy, others, not so much.
If I fully trust that a game is complete and functional in all directions, I don't mind not having a walkthrough. But as it's not the case with most games, I prefer having one to refer to.
No mod first time through, but sometimes its a real rough sell. The dog shit logic behind some choices have nearly broken me.
I like playing with a walk thru mod cause you can turn it off and if it finishes early you can start again with on and see all the good parts you missed.
