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Lenght is crucial here because great mysteries need to be long to create dimensional tale and finally to shock people after all... At least that's my believe and so far the longer the games... the better they are for mystery VN genre.
Games like this demands patience, and a little bit of thinking outside of the text box viewing certain characters from their shoes even if they are not likeable at first.
The true game of Umineko start at the beginning of the Chapter 2 with a unique way to solve the mistery. Just by playing 1h hour, you should get access to this new content
re:length .. most detective novels, like for example The Moonstone by Wilkie Collins are not anywhere near this long. And are still. Good. And immersive. The House Fata Morgana is a game I loved and I'd be halfway done if I was re-reading that.
As for patience. That's a virtue people usually say I actually. have.
They were on the beach talking when I last quit because
SoL?
.... I read the stuff in episode 1, and I did indeed try and give it a chance..? but there's. so so much of it. at the best of times it reminded me of why at family gatherings I tend to be off by myself reading a book, listening to music or pestering any cats in the area. at the worst... I was checking to see how much longer this section was going to be and just. hoping. something. would. happen. when it picked up everyone seemed to still discuss things over much.
as for episode 2 so far, the highlight has been remembering aquariums exist and then being sad because Covid means I can't visit them.
i don't personally know from experience, because I'm in the same boat as you. There is so much fluff in this story. i've been stopped on the tail end of Turn of the Golden Witch for like 3 months now. I'm still going to finish it though.
So... no I haven't? but also my Umineko experience kinda makes me want to never touch his work again unless I can force myself to actually finish this, and then find it to be like. amazing. somewhere. Cause like committing to another longass story to finish this one does. not sound like the best plan lmao. It's been a week.. ish? since I could last make myself boot it up. so I guess I am spacing it. unintentionally.
Thanks for the post tho, and GL on your own Umineko journey.
Yeah, this almost reads like an old penny dreadful where the reason for the filler was $$$. Except you'd need to do a little more to keep the reader's attention to publish this the same way.
(OTOH, i guess that's literally the mangas. And those are pretty darn good if not for the lack of BANGER af music! ...What if the manga in video form with music...)
If the summary here is accurate, I no longer have any interest in bothering reading this. Especially considering that when combined with the answers arc this is longer than the King James Bible. I'm guessing the main draw for people is probably the journey? but arc 1 was not memorable or engaging for me. If this is the payoff I just. can't. I am currently skipping through the rest for achievements. I'll avoid this person's writing in the future.