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Veterans -> Animak, winter, kou, iggy and the list goes on...
Noobs -> Me
On the same boat, or probably not. I started off same like you, depending on hearing skills, but in the end, having basic knowledge of the language and characters (japanese letters) helps a lot. I started with bad kanji (well-documented story here on ASF), but after more games, its really fine now. Try not to depend on your hearing too much, learning really helps, especially with the protaganist's monolouge.
Those abovementioned veterans clear games like eating breakfast, me take too jolly and slow to finish even one. :(
Yeah I really know that after playing Muvluv and Senjou. The view of the protagonist is quite different, well more like complex. And for me you look like a well known user for AS, and yeah, I like to taste the games for quite some time, especially those that have the "feeling" or ....yeah...that....
About the language, I will study it formally this year in school but there are some books and some apps that have the basics. Well first it will be better to finish learning the english first.
But first I must clear some old schools animes: Martian Succesor Nadesico, Monster and Onegai Teacher. They have been stalled for quite some time and after watching a little I'll see them while playin' Syunkei gentei (go bra-con sisters!!!)
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