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Ever17 takes a while to build up, but the final path reveals so much its incredible (You really have to avoid spoilers though). As well, all the paths are interrelated and slowly make sense together as you watch them all as opposed to FSN's essentially three seperate stories. The first time I played I got the Sora/Tsugumi bad end and it wrecked me for the rest of the night.
I will admit Narcissu and Planetarian didn't do too much for me, but they weren't bad and some people really liked them, those are more life lesson ones.
Utawarerumono is pretty combat oriented, you can read the page on the mirror moon site. True Remembrance could be considered a life lesson one as well, but the story has some pretty major plot twists and it is quite short so I would give it a shot and see if it pulls you in. True Remembrance is probably my favorite VN. FSN would come second on that list, it is a really great VN but there is still a lot out there.
I will admit Narcissu and Planetarian didn't do too much for me, but they weren't bad and some people really liked them, those are more life lesson ones.
Utawarerumono is pretty combat oriented, you can read the page on the mirror moon site. True Remembrance could be considered a life lesson one as well, but the story has some pretty major plot twists and it is quite short so I would give it a shot and see if it pulls you in. True Remembrance is probably my favorite VN. FSN would come second on that list, it is a really great VN but there is still a lot out there.
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And what do you think Type-Moon stuff is about? Power levels? I really can't think of a visual novel that doesn't involve drama, life lessons, and romance.Atriel wrote:Are they not romance-centered? Or those life-lesson things? (You know, friendship, true love and all that crap)
I hate that shit <_< It makes me yawn. If they aren't i may check them whenever i can.
Just because it involves those themes doesn't mean it focusses on/is defined by them. These visual novels are defined by their erotic content, hence they are called eroge.
True Remembrance is not specifically a romance story - it's a 'life lesson' story, but I suppose that could be different for someone else, depending on the kind of reader they are.
True Remembrance is not specifically a romance story - it's a 'life lesson' story, but I suppose that could be different for someone else, depending on the kind of reader they are.
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Yeah, Ever17's pretty good. I also got that bad end, and I'm having trouble getting Tsugumi's good end.....r6 wrote:Ever17 takes a while to build up, but the final path reveals so much its incredible (You really have to avoid spoilers though). As well, all the paths are interrelated and slowly make sense together as you watch them all as opposed to FSN's essentially three seperate stories. The first time I played I got the Sora/Tsugumi bad end and it wrecked me for the rest of the night.
Then you realize... That there is no loli. And it's not the loli you're molesting, it's yourself.
I specified centered, meaning as how it all will circle around those. FSN and Tsukihime, are not. Sure, they may have some of those things, and i actually think they add up quite well. But again, they are not the core of the story.Yazan Kiriel wrote:And what do you think Type-Moon stuff is about? Power levels? I really can't think of a visual novel that doesn't involve drama, life lessons, and romance.
@r6: Thanks. If i ever can, i'll check out Ever17.
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Didn't Key make a sequel for Clannad? "Tomoya after" I think.Chunky-MonkeyLOL wrote:Tsukihime, Shuffle!, Clannad > Fate/Stay Night
Having seen the anime I'd love for that game to be translated.
And I've played Suikoden II, actually all, save for IV and tactics.
And even though I'm a VERY big fan of Suikoden games, I still think F/S N wins hands down through immersive story telling.
The only other VN I played is Tsukihime, still on my last route.
And I think F/S N tops it by quite a margin.
On topic: I don't really care what they translate first. But when they do translate HF, I will play it.
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Translated? Its available in English.rubberchicken wrote:I'm still waiting for somebody to translate the EVE games.
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Pretty sure it is, the whole Nasuverse storyline is just a backdrop on how the main hero interacts with the girls and other characters. Notice each path is specific on one girl right? People may think Fate/Stay Night is about the Holy Grail...but more like it's alot about Shioru with his ideals and his women heh.Atriel wrote:I specified centered, meaning as how it all will circle around those. FSN and Tsukihime, are not. Sure, they may have some of those things, and i actually think they add up quite well. But again, they are not the core of the story.Yazan Kiriel wrote:And what do you think Type-Moon stuff is about? Power levels? I really can't think of a visual novel that doesn't involve drama, life lessons, and romance.
@r6: Thanks. If i ever can, i'll check out Ever17.
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iclim4 wrote:Didn't Key make a sequel for Clannad? "Tomoya after" I think.Chunky-MonkeyLOL wrote:Tsukihime, Shuffle!, Clannad > Fate/Stay Night
Having seen the anime I'd love for that game to be translated.
And I've played Suikoden II, actually all, save for IV and tactics.
And even though I'm a VERY big fan of Suikoden games, I still think F/S N wins hands down through immersive story telling.
The only other VN I played is Tsukihime, still on my last route.
And I think F/S N tops it by quite a margin.
On topic: I don't really care what they translate first. But when they do translate HF, I will play it.
Oooooh, so we're talking video games in general and not just vn/eroge? Well fuck! Then F/SN is FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAR from the top.
The HL, Chrono Trigger, Deus Ex, RE, Fallout, Baldur's Gate, and oh so many other series > F/SN for story.
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Alright, I just finished watching Clannad, how can you even consider it to be in the same league as F/S N?Chunky-MonkeyLOL wrote:
Oooooh, so we're talking video games in general and not just vn/eroge? Well fuck! Then F/SN is FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAR from the top.
The HL, Chrono Trigger, Deus Ex, RE, Fallout, Baldur's Gate, and oh so many other series > F/SN for story.
Unless the VN has a much deeper story line, it's pretty shallow.
It's an enjoyable splice of life, love story but it has no depth.
Storywise
My votes go to.
1. F/S N
2. Tsukihime
3. MGS3- you have to see the ending
4. Suikoden II
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I just finished watching the anime and Tomoyo just happened to be the one I was routing for. Freaky coincidence, though atleast she gets her own game. ^_^
You seem pretty knowledgable about the subject.
Is the story in "Tomoyo after" any good?
How would you rate it?
Cause I've read it was only made to satisfy horny fans, so I'm a bit skeptical. >_>
Also rate clannad and F/S N for comparison purposes.
Thanks.
And is there an English patch for it?
I'll definately pick up Clannad and Tomoyo after if there is.
I fear this topic might get locked if we keep this up.
So who wants to make a "What game has a better story than FSN?" thread? ^_^
What did you read? If you read a little bit of the things not related with the girls, you may understand that throughout the story (Fate and UBW, as i've yet yo play HF) the meaning and essence of "hero" is questioned, amongst other things.Yazan Kiriel wrote:Pretty sure it is, the whole Nasuverse storyline is just a backdrop on how the main hero interacts with the girls and other characters. Notice each path is specific on one girl right? People may think Fate/Stay Night is about the Holy Grail...but more like it's alot about Shioru with his ideals and his women heh.
Read what i said carefully, i point out how those things are nicely (and importantly) integrated in the story, but they are not the core of it (wich would annoy me). Yes yes yes. You get one girl on each path, does that means that that's all there is to it?
Keyword: Core.
Just imagine it. What would FSN be if Shirou isn't trying to be a hero? Really. Chances are he wouldn't even summon Saber.
I'll not ponder too much into this, since it's way off-topic now, but if FSN really was a VN all about getting and banging each girl with an ending about true love and friendship, i'd be better off watching some crap on TV. (Wich i don't)
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Opinionsiclim4 wrote:Alright, I just finished watching Clannad, how can you even consider it to be in the same league as F/S N?
Hmm... Perhaps you'll see it in a better light, once you see (or play) the After Story.iclim4 wrote:Unless the VN has a much deeper story line, it's pretty shallow.
It's an enjoyable splice of life, love story but it has no depth.
I didn't like Clannad more than F/sn, though.
If it interests you, episode 24 (DVD-only) will take place in a different storyline where Tomoya dates Tomoyo.iclim4 wrote:I just finished watching the anime and Tomoyo just happened to be the one I was routing for. Freaky coincidence, though atleast she gets her own game. ^_^
It's not as long, nor was it developed as well as Clannad's After Story. However, it was really nice and fun, nonetheless.iclim4 wrote:Is the story in "Tomoyo after" any good?
How would you rate it?
There's a manga for Tomoyo After; however, it doesn't really makes justice to the VN's plot. It may provide you a basic outline for the game's story, though. (All the same, you'll end up spoiled it if you read it.)
The PC version has porn, the PS2 doesn't. Also, the porn is not really relevant to the story.iclim4 wrote:Cause I've read it was only made to satisfy horny fans, so I'm a bit skeptical. >_>
The creator also said he wrote Tomoyo After because that's something he wanted to do, since he liked Tomoyo a lot.
I liked F/sn more, but those are just my preferences. I enjoyed Clannad a lot too (I have to admit I take some points from it, because I didn't like the main female and her story much.)iclim4 wrote:Also rate clannad and F/S N for comparison purposes.
http://www.baka-tsuki.net/project/index ... le=Clannad <--- That's the site for Clannad's translation patch project.iclim4 wrote:And is there an English patch for it?
I'll definately pick up Clannad and Tomoyo after if there is.
http://forums.novelnews.net/showthread.php?t=16671 <--- This is the one for Tomoyo After (This translation patch is being supervised by the same person who's supervising Clannad's; so, we won't know much of it until the patch for Clannad is released.)
I liked Tsukihime better (I'll probably like it even more after playing the remake).iclim4 wrote:"What game has a better story than FSN?" thread? ^_^