I am aware that it is a visual novel. Still, like in most games, you play the character; you make the decisions about what they do, shaping their character in the process.
For example, the "choice" to either team up with Fudge or not is something that massively shapes the character of the player. Even though we don’t currently have a choice there. Or the decision to use Yuna's powers for your own benefit or to try to avoid using them. Given that Cibbon isn’t in control of the character – we are. So we should be doing the thinking. We are not just reading a story; we are part of the story.
That is the beauty of visual novels; otherwise, Cibbon could just publish a book or comic. So the heroes thinking should be us thinking, given that we embody him during the story.
Therefore, my argument still stands.