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Likes
*Nice Story
*Sidequests
*Fights that do have a slight challenge, be it a couple more hits or a secret weakness
*New Graphics, only if they manage to fit the scene within a reasonable amount. SimonK is a good example; Skurn is not so much
*Secrets, SimonK is an okay example, they should have some kind of way of knowing about them be it a piece of odd scenery or in text clues, exploration & guessing are not as fun after multiple tries.
*Branching Story, Allowing multiple endings or at least different variants of text are nice so I can be a good or bad hero/villain/Duck Murderer.
*Humor, only if it's good enough, toilet humor is debatable
*The pillbug noise(The P button), it'd be better if it'd do something, but it's a little funny as it is
*Funny Puzzles, the Bee one in Pilgrim's quest is a very funny example
Hate
*Repeating text, if I talk to someone who doesn't have options I want them to say something different even if it's just, " Leave me alone or I'll call the guards." Also it could get worse if it's a 'cutscene' that's activated by talking to them, mainly since I can't skip it.
*Invincible enemies, at the very least I'd like to be able to kill anything even if it'd take a hour of doing 1 damage points.
*Timed Events, unless it is really part of the story I don't like it since I want to be able to explore if necessary
*Bad Grammar, unless it's intentional I don't want to try & decipher what the person/thing is saying unless I can have how ever long to read the text, like a map item.
*Very complicated puzzles/events, I want to be able to solve it in my head, if I have to get a pen & paper or a walk-through then it might be too much.
*Hardness Errors/Bugs, it takes away from the overall experience, it could be redeemed if there is a secret behind it.
Preference: A nice redhead who is good enough at video games & wouldn't mind the occasional snuggle. Body preference is private. This was female preference right?
*Nice Story
*Sidequests
*Fights that do have a slight challenge, be it a couple more hits or a secret weakness
*New Graphics, only if they manage to fit the scene within a reasonable amount. SimonK is a good example; Skurn is not so much
*Secrets, SimonK is an okay example, they should have some kind of way of knowing about them be it a piece of odd scenery or in text clues, exploration & guessing are not as fun after multiple tries.
*Branching Story, Allowing multiple endings or at least different variants of text are nice so I can be a good or bad hero/villain/Duck Murderer.
*Humor, only if it's good enough, toilet humor is debatable
*The pillbug noise(The P button), it'd be better if it'd do something, but it's a little funny as it is
*Funny Puzzles, the Bee one in Pilgrim's quest is a very funny example
Hate
*Repeating text, if I talk to someone who doesn't have options I want them to say something different even if it's just, " Leave me alone or I'll call the guards." Also it could get worse if it's a 'cutscene' that's activated by talking to them, mainly since I can't skip it.
*Invincible enemies, at the very least I'd like to be able to kill anything even if it'd take a hour of doing 1 damage points.
*Timed Events, unless it is really part of the story I don't like it since I want to be able to explore if necessary
*Bad Grammar, unless it's intentional I don't want to try & decipher what the person/thing is saying unless I can have how ever long to read the text, like a map item.
*Very complicated puzzles/events, I want to be able to solve it in my head, if I have to get a pen & paper or a walk-through then it might be too much.
*Hardness Errors/Bugs, it takes away from the overall experience, it could be redeemed if there is a secret behind it.
Preference: A nice redhead who is good enough at video games & wouldn't mind the occasional snuggle. Body preference is private. This was female preference right?
