Hell yeah. Just finished the download. Might be able to nolife it before AX.

Passion, preference for certain mediums over others. There's plenty of work I could have been doing that would pay better, even with my relatively comfortable position as it stands now, but I'm in this for the love of the game. Don't think I've met a colleague who isn't. That's why it's so easy for companies to fuck us over with low rates to begin with.

Magnum.

Given the limitless freedom and time dilation of a game like Dendro, I think people would absolutely live insane lives in there.

Depends on your circumstances. For me it's generally not worth it at this point in time. I can get more interesting jobs that don't feel like they're as much of a slog.

I'm eating at a restaurant on my own, anon.

Desu

I'm a 30-year-old man, anon.

I'll still be glad to work on VNs. For LNs it'd have to be something I'm particularly interested in, as I don't consider the pay to effort ratio particularly cost effective right now.

I have. Pretty neat.

That is patently untrue, but I can understand why it might seem that way without any situational knowledge.

Down the line, but not in the immediate. Traveling too much.

No, I didn't think particularly deeply about it.

Naw Dendro's fine. Only holdup there is waiting for the next volume to release in Japan.

Bingo. Kisaku. And yes, Shuusaku is another favorite of mine. I think Kisaku's all the better if you're familiar with the earlier two titles (though beyond some decent gameplay innovations for the time, Isaku isn't really worth playing). They're not super well known outside of our niche, but I consider Shuusaku to be a real gamechanger on Elf's part even if it's a little clunky by modern standards. Kisaku was shockingly provocative and emotive (and just plain funny).