It is extremely hard to detach the community and fanbase as a whole from the game. While I agree usually that a game should not be based on its toxic fanbase, DDLC is so big that itвЂ™s tough to ignore. I highly doubt that all of that was intentional, but the impact canвЂ™t be disregarded, because it did become a part of online video game culture as a wholeвЂ¦ for better or for worse. It uses its runtime to poke fun at the laughable traits of the worst of VNs while then proceeding to put some valid criticism of unconditional attachment, while peppering its runtime with enough shock value to make streamers freak the fuck out and thus become a touchstone of Twitch culture with its reaction and memes such as вЂњjust MonikaвЂќ. So what is DDLC? ItвЂ™s a very, very short VN that lampshades what happens in most VNs, where you meet a handful of characters and deal/handle their personal issues, except without a lot to say about it. which is largely true but still missing some information that could point a different direction. I've never actually spent time elaborating why it sucks, and I realize that just saying it does doesn't really help any conversation whatsoever, or really have anything new to put forth.Д«ecause, to be honest, to say this game is all bad is missing the mark just as much as saying вЂњanime is for weebsвЂќ. In a few Discord servers, I've stated, usually in very chide one-off statements, that this game sucks.

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