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What at first seems to be a high school dating drama series, eventually turns into a full blown sci-fi mecha psychological horror adventure, and it's one you will never forget. All of this is here to trick you, and lead you into a false sense of security. It is not your typical 'dating sim,' nor is it a game that you play for the adult content. But again, this isn't what Muv-Luv is about. There were only a few of these scenes in the game, and the PlayStation Vita release slightly modifies them to retain the M rating. Now there's no denying that this game did in fact start out as an adult only release on PC, but that honestly is only a small part of what it actually is. It's not something a lot of people will pay much attention to because of this, and those who might play it based on that alone will only be getting it for the girls. The box art and promotion art features two girls and a heart on it's cover, and it seems to be your typical anime dating sim. One such game is Muv-Luv.Īt first glance Muv-Luv is nothing special. However sometimes a visual novel comes along that takes everyone by surprise, and isn't exactly what most think it is at first glance. Visual novels are typically fully story based, and if it's not the type of story you're into, then it's not something you should play. Which ones are actually worth playing? Well, like with anything, it really depends on what you are interested in.

Sure they still aren't as popular as in Japan, but at least western gamers are a lot more accepting of them now, and we've gotten quite a few releases because of that.

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Anime has become quite a bit more 'mainstream' than it used to be, and thanks to series like Ace Attorney introducing the genre to the west, visual novels are becoming more common as well. Today's world is a different story though. Back in the day most gamers in the west had never even heard of them, and only a handful of people even watched the anime series based on them. However, to what degree are they? That's my question.Visual novels were once extremely niche outside of Japan. Sure, faking the lasers into shooting the asses of Ruitares would work hilariously for 19 days, but that's a one trick pony, if they're going balls deep, more people are going to get blasted.

Now, if Lasers weren't somewhat lethal to other BETA, they'd be firing without consequence or thought to Friendly Fire, which'd remove that one exploitable weakness they have (and remove any human thought of victory. This procures some element of danger to them: Obviously, at this point, considering other BETA strains (such as the Fort-class, as seen at Sadogashima) protect Laser-class, keeping the lasers active in the face of human assault, is a thing for BETA. However, Lux and Magnus NEVER, NEVER, NEVER, NEVER, hit another BETA with a laser. The question is, just what would you get out of blasting BETA with a laser?įirst and foremost: Lasers -are- effective: Yes, BETA are space monsters, and can tank Solar Radiation on the surface of the moon like a boss. It's also not a question of 'Humans haet lasers?!' Ok, yes, they're expensive to field which may pose a logistics problem, but they're faster, more reliable and just better than a lot of conventional weapons or point defense systems, making their use a serious consideration. There exists (although, not discussed and very little is known about) a TSF that would be a canidate for turning the BETA's greatest weapon on them. (And yes, it can be pointed at ground targets with lethal efficency, although using it like the BETA use Lux to blast unfriendly things in the air is a smarter idea currently.) And then hell, if things are mirroring RL with TSFs to planes. Ok, first off: Laser Weapons exist IRL (this thing is pretty much the RL version of Laser-class BETA lux, BTW) so, it's not like they're totally out of the question. How would a Laser-weapon perform against BETA? Ok, this is something that just has been on my mind: