MiSi wrote:well, the use of such words (but not the overuse) can make your story more authentic... because in reality people do use bad words.
I'm actually thinking of the same thing, since the genre of my VN is actually "Slice of Life" they why shouldn't I make it closer to reality by using those words.
Abeiramar wrote: However, if the character is overall very polite and nice it might end up to sound out of character and the player gets a bigger shock of course .
I was actually planning to do that.

The character I'm going to us is actually the goody-two-shoed, almost-sure-to-be-valedictorian guy.
@ papillon - I see that you know, what game I was talking about.
That commenter also emailed me and made a huge fuss - about a game she would NEVER have played anyway. She had no idea what visual novels were, she was looking for a hidden-object game. She also stated that no book or movie should ever use rude language either.
No one who actually chose to buy the game has had any problem with the content at all - it's pretty clear that it's not a kid's game LONG before it gets to the point where anyone uses rude language.
Oh I see, so it seems that s/he only over reacted with that whole "f-bomb" thing. I actually didn't have any problem with it. It didn't even come to me as a surprise, the character who used that word was actually some sort of bad boy anyway.
platonicheart wrote:But I think, you should just write beforehand to those who would be playing that it contains bad words.
Yes of course, I'll make sure I'll do that.
