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Keep in mind these statistics don't even count the people who bought the game and never played it. Players don't count towards the % unless they've at least launched the game.
I use Walking Dead as an example because while I 100% Steins;Gate, I know that your average gamer can't be arsed to read that much and Walking Dead all the dialogue is voiced in English. Probably get lots of people who buy the game based on praise and then go "Oh no! I have to read!".
But even with action oriented games, you'd be surprised how many games can't even get up to 80% on the first achievement you're guaranteed to unlock.
Not to mention, reading things on computer screen gives me massive headaches for some reason. Mobile is fine, books are perfection, but the moment I have to read stuff more than a certain amount of time on desktop? I'll end up with 2-3 days worth of headache. 😖
Sounds like you need some blue light blocking glasses.
I just try to keep my readings limited to the phone screen instead of the monitor now. I do intend to finish the series eventually though, just need a plan that will ensure i don't get bored or end up with the headaches ಥ‿ಥ
Probably because it's actually a very childish and stupid VN.
- Weak and unrelasitic proposition of time travel mechanics, even for a sci-fi plot.
- All the female characters seem to be in love with the main character. Excesive romance and lewdness doesn't belong to a sci-fi story, it ruined it.
- Lots of plot holes (for example, why main character has "reading steiner" is never explained)
I forced myself to play through the entire thing and get the true ending before judging, just to find I wasted +30 hours of my life reading a childish story written for weabos who spend all their day in discord servers and reddit (or 4chan back then).
I totally understand people who drop it in the early chapters.
And since this is Visual Novel, one that's very subtle on the mechanics that are used to direct the flow of the story to boot, there are bunch of people who clock off early and don't bother finishing the game because they feel they got good idea of what the game is regardless of the story. That's why Ubisoft/Bethesda games are selling well because this kind of gamer (a overwhelming majority I might add) can feel they've accomplished something even if they just play 10 hours and get to finish only 2-3 side quests.
Since this is a novel though, majority of these people just put the game down thinking it's a waste of time since all you do is click and read and never bother to pick up again. Only people who bother finishing the it are completionists and those who enjoy reading novels, since it is, you know, a Visual Novel.
I was for a good while in that first category of people who didn't even get trough the prologue but since I gave it a new change I am tremendously enjoying my time with it. It feels validating that the developers have done so much research on topics like science and computers to someone like me who has broad scope of things they're interested about.