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It's not a problem , it's a Style. -- However those of us that play VNs specifically for their Stories can feel cheated if the ending we (the individual players) seek to achieve turns out to be short-changed in detail and emotional impact compared to the ending the Creator liked best, and designate...

Hey, I'm not talking about how you go about actually creating a story but rather the act of writing down the story. I'm just starting to work on a project and I feel a bit (read: extremely) disorganized and don't exactly how to plan my story and how to actually write it out. I've looked at Freeplane...

I was thinking about this, too. I am very sensible to some kind of topics and it happened a few times that I played a game that seemed absolutely fine but then suddenly included said topics which disturbed my playing experience. But just giving twists away isn't really a good idea either. Guess I'm ...

Well, it's a Visual Novel. Visual Novels work with pictures. There isn't really much need to describe how every character and every scene looks like, except if it triggers some kind of reaction/emotion in the protagonist, I think. I'd say that nobody wants to know that the curtains in the protagonis...

Weelll, if there is a REALLY good reason for the death of the protagonist it can work yes, but in most cases I think this would be simply unnecessary cruel. It's one thing to mess up at some points and seeing the consequences and getting an ending where you die.. but making the whole story with the ...

Hmmm. I don't really remember any of the games I played having true and not so true endings, but is this really such a problem? The problem I've started working on will have a so called true ending, but that does not mean that the other endings are something lesser or not as viable. The true ending ...