Sure, always open for recommendations.

It was the most fun choice for me. I watched a lot of the original season of the anime, so he's kind of always been a villain in my eyes Having him be a good guy is just so contradictory to me.

Writing is the best way I know for working out my thoughts. Places like this give me an outlet to do that while potentially offering some feedback. If the process helps you then go for it

This is just another attempt at me flailing about to find my way as a content creator.

Now that I wrote it out and came up with a tentative plan, I think I'll start trying with Digimon Story Time Stranger. And to anyone who actually reads all this, do not hold me to this, lol. There's a lot I want to try and do, and a lot I've talked about doing and haven't.

Thinking on it, I could just go until things start feeling overwhelming, and then just work with what I've got.

Ultimately, I guess the best way to find out would be to just start it and see what happens. That's how I realized the indepth reviews weren't going to work out.

This is the main reason for why I think I should only go for a portion of a game instead of the whole main story. It would also leave the door open for those who'd like to experience the game themselves without being spoiled on everything.

I know I got some decent skill in writing, and being able to combine that with videogames would be ideal for me as a content creator. I could just do reviews, but the type of reviews I'd like to do are very indepth and out of my current lack of discipline.

If I did only cover a part of the game, what would be a good amount of time to stop at? I suppose it'd be a case-by-case scenario, but on average what would I aim for?

Ah, I see. Yeah I noticed that when you liked both of them, lol. So, uhh, yeah totally what you said. Definitely.

Enlighten me, because I don't lol.