Anonymous
6/20/2025, 1:24:28 PM
No.528131748
>>528130256
>I liked S.F. mainly because of the writing and plot and i was so exasperated by the constant bullshit in Kodaka's writing, but I agree that its character moments were eeeeh...
The character moments what really took me out because it felt like the other characters became too much of a "yes-man" to anything Takumi and Hiruko say. Unlike in all the other routes, they question things (understandably) whether good or bad. Doesn't help that the SF route as well glossed over like I said, other important things that really I feel should have been part of its story. Like I said 2nd scenario, rebellion, conspiracy and maybe another 1 or 2 other routes that could help flesh out why those two are doing these things. In the end of the SF route, it felt to me that even if those two didn't do the leaps, they would have easily cruised that route. Yes I know they needed to do those things, but like I said, that's just how it felt to me.
>I liked S.F. mainly because of the writing and plot and i was so exasperated by the constant bullshit in Kodaka's writing, but I agree that its character moments were eeeeh...
The character moments what really took me out because it felt like the other characters became too much of a "yes-man" to anything Takumi and Hiruko say. Unlike in all the other routes, they question things (understandably) whether good or bad. Doesn't help that the SF route as well glossed over like I said, other important things that really I feel should have been part of its story. Like I said 2nd scenario, rebellion, conspiracy and maybe another 1 or 2 other routes that could help flesh out why those two are doing these things. In the end of the SF route, it felt to me that even if those two didn't do the leaps, they would have easily cruised that route. Yes I know they needed to do those things, but like I said, that's just how it felt to me.