Dysfunctional Systems: Orientation

A good story!get ep2 out quickily plz:)(and chinese ver)

As others have pointed out, being a prequel this KN lacks the big conflict that would mark a story normally (like in ep 1). That being said, I liked it. The characters were interesting. Some of the ideas it tackles were fascinating. This is like bread before dinner: enough to sedate my appetite but not fulfill it. I am looking forward to the next VN.

Dsyfuntional Systems: A game series with a troubled past, but one that I believe still shows its potential... Once upon a time Orientation was never going to exist nor any other future episodes. Money was gained, money was mispent, refunded, and that was the end. Then seemlying out of nowhere, Dysfunctional Systems: Orientation was released. This visual novel is enjoyable, though most likely only if your interest in the series already exists. By itself, Orientation, gives a gimplse into a world and a even smaller glimpse into a possible story, but with the knowledge of the first episode (Which is very much worth playing) Orientation offers background into future characters and builds upon the series' world and thus will allow possible future episodes to purely continue with the story by not having to worry about establishing certain fundamentals to the background. All of this is of course a repeat of the description offered on the store page. That's a good thing as that means the description is truthful and explicit. So assuming you're interested in the Dysfuntional System series, what does Orientation offer as a visual novel in my opinion? PROS: - Setup (Setting up characters and the background is useful, but only alongside past and future episodes) - Music (The music is of equal quality to the soundtrack in the 1st Episode, a great quality that Dischan continually produces) - UI (Does the User Interface help make a game good? Not really, but a bad UI can ruin a game. I find this UI to be elegant) CONS: - Art (The Art in Orientation isn't bad per se, but it is rough and unfinished in certain places. Also when compared to Episode 1, the art is inferior) - Diagolue (The dialogue for the teacher characters is in some places unrealistically unprofesstional. Do some teachers swear? Sure, but using slang like "nerdgasm" just detracts from their believability. Of course, there is the possibility that was what the writers wanted.) Dysfunctional Systems: Orientation is an enjoyable game only if Dysfunctional Systems: Learning to Manage Chaos had managed to secure your interest or you're currently interested in playing Learning to Manage Chaos at some point in the future. Otherwise Orientation only offers its readers a very small glimpse into a supposedly utopian world and not much else.