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How come when I drown in a book it's okay, but when I get really wrapped up with a video game I have to make sure to take breaks?
Robin: I think it's because the RPG is more draining
Robin: Especially Summon Night 3
Yang: more emotional investment
Yang: anxiety during battles
Robin: No, not that, I mean, there's just more going on
Robin: Yes
Robin: Summon Night 3 really drained my energy. I'm pretty sure it came from the Negaverse
Yang: Beryl's crack team of game developers
I read "Itsuka Aozora no Shita de," the sequel to "Soshite Koi ga Hajimaru." Unfortunately, it wasn't nearly as fun as![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
canis_m's ideas, or as the first book. Miki lies to Asami, gets busted by his family, and spends the rest of the book emoing. Oh shut up, I don't care what I've been told about how silly Miki is, I didn't buy this book for this nonsense. It's nothing but how he's hurting his parents, who are completely undeserving, and he lies to Asami. That last thing really pissed me off for some reason. When I realized what was happening, I had to put the book down for a second and go, "Oh, Miki. Oh, Miki." But back to the emoing, at least the first book had some wonderful developments to break it up, like Asami buying Miki a pen because he was clearly worried about his body, that is SO HOT! But this sequel was just, I dunno, they had sex, and then Miki went crazy, and everybody suffered a lot, and then he was all like, I wish we could hold hands out in the open. Oh god, it was such a mess.
Robin: I think it's because the RPG is more draining
Robin: Especially Summon Night 3
Yang: more emotional investment
Yang: anxiety during battles
Robin: No, not that, I mean, there's just more going on
Robin: Yes
Robin: Summon Night 3 really drained my energy. I'm pretty sure it came from the Negaverse
Yang: Beryl's crack team of game developers
I read "Itsuka Aozora no Shita de," the sequel to "Soshite Koi ga Hajimaru." Unfortunately, it wasn't nearly as fun as
canis_m's ideas, or as the first book. Miki lies to Asami, gets busted by his family, and spends the rest of the book emoing. Oh shut up, I don't care what I've been told about how silly Miki is, I didn't buy this book for this nonsense. It's nothing but how he's hurting his parents, who are completely undeserving, and he lies to Asami. That last thing really pissed me off for some reason. When I realized what was happening, I had to put the book down for a second and go, "Oh, Miki. Oh, Miki." But back to the emoing, at least the first book had some wonderful developments to break it up, like Asami buying Miki a pen because he was clearly worried about his body, that is SO HOT! But this sequel was just, I dunno, they had sex, and then Miki went crazy, and everybody suffered a lot, and then he was all like, I wish we could hold hands out in the open. Oh god, it was such a mess.![[identity profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/openid.png){kind=small}
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Sonolar and Varxeld do a good job picking off the enemies from far away, but it's so slow ;_; I liked the braindead AI in SN1 the best, I could just steamroll through everybody.