/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>45266291
>You already ruined it for yourself
I did it because I got so spoilered about Higurashi that I wanted to refresh my mind first and forget things over. So yes, I'm ruined since before joining in.
>VN just know the first season covers the first 6 arcs of the VN and its about 4 episodes an chapter so read chapter 1 first then watch the 6 episodes
So, 6 eps for chapter 1 right? I'd like something more detailed, but I feel like I'll probably know where to stop if I go watching the anime as I finish the chapters first.

>>35633236
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>>35633296
Sperg is this rubbish all you?

>>34500406
How could one achieve such a status, do you just get on your hands and knees and beg to become someone's slave?

>>33767265
What is wrong with Japanese people?

What a useless piece

>>12296688
Well I'd like to tie her up with duct tape and have a rather rough time with her
Perhaps I could have my way with her and then she could take out her sexual frustrations on you

>>12175760

This exactly is the problem. R07 muddled things so much that there was literally nothing reliably real anymore, nothing we could count on. That is terrible writing for a mystery author. Solving a puzzle like that is like solving an equation with only unknown variables in it, all you can get out of it is unknowns. What killed Umineko first and foremost is that R07 was so adamant that nobody should solve it, that he covered it under a gigantic pile of red herrings that choked the life out of the story.

Umineko is excellently written, but terribly plotted. Its structure is a jumble and its internal rules broken so often that they might as well not exist. Only the blindest of fanboys can keep up interest in a story that's such a hopeless self-defeating mess.

It's a shame, because it was so good at the start. We all were there. Episodes 1-3, all of us thought this was a masterpiece. Then came episode 4 and burned down the house. Then came episodes 5-8 and each one of them pissed on the ashes more than the previous one. The tragedy is in that this actually had potential. If it had been a disaster from the start, we wouldn't post about it anymore.