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>>39844
LA in general is gay & retarded.
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Like 75% of activist disguised as translators gonna get replaced with AI since Japan is paying all the major anime publishers to do it.

>>39844
What amateurish convention isn't?

>>39840
This is exactly my take after I have done a little skimming. Boll is a infamously terrible director whose ideas only worked in a few of his movies. First of all some the effects look pretty goofy. Another thing that makes some people cringe is the fact that the MC acts like a typical Ayn Rand hero; He monologues for eons about his world view and the worst part of it is we don't get a Howard Rourke speech out of this for Boll has the writing talent of canned Sauerkraut.

Other people who are politically and aesthetically more serious  weren't as generous to Citizen Vigilante as us. Especially the ones who were involved in publishing rightwing novellas. Boll still makes exploitative B-movies and the hatched job from the last 2 pics really reminds you that he does. Let me be franke here: It would have been more effective if the movie wasn't banned and simply bombed for being even less meaningful and influential than the latest slasher with Kane Hodder as the monster.

>>39845
What Rabien said. There were some hacks for Soccer's tendency to have draws like the Golden Goal. Which sucked, because games can go on for indefinably long time. It was also scored four times during the two world cups it was in effect before the FIFA gave up on it. During the knock out phase, the match is firste extended and if there is no decisions then it ends with penalty shootout.
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>>39849
oi
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>>39850
>Fifth pic
<There's no apparent motiviation for him to be a vigilante, no tragedy in his past, no virtue or dysfunction driving his actions
I just assumed it's because he's an absolute autist getting tired of seeing the world decaying. Because it's interspersed throughout with scenes of him actually caring about and being frustrated with the businesses he inherited from his father. Watching over the bar and preventing the girls from getting drugged, actually caring about the conditions of the rental buildings as they're falling apart, lecturing the property manager for losing money and letting the government fuck them over, etc.. That's part of why I said that the film should have spent more time fleshing out his motivations.
>Other people who are politically and aesthetically more serious  weren't as generous to Citizen Vigilante as us. 
I honestly don't give two shits about what "serious critics" have to say after a while because I find these people to be humorless pricks who are stuck up their own asses more than anything else. Even the "right-leaning" ones who endlessly sperg about how there must be something in the water because there is "No other possible explanation" for why Japanese games, comics, and cartoons dominate the entire entertainment industry, as they then turn around and shit another capeshit comic.
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>>39849
I don't like niggers in films, and I'm tired of seeing them.
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>>39853
What about niggeresses?
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>>39816
>Those are very impressive, huh. Are they official stuff?
I would have to run the first link through DeepL but there's a chance it is.
>>39817
>GTA4 remake
Fucking damn it.
>>39824
>>39840
I saw someone making a comparison with the game Hatred and makes kind of sense.
>>39828
It finally happened huh? Oh well, I got the stuff I wanted saved so whatever.
>>39829
Second pic is missing the pajeets.
>>39816
>>39837
To be honest I'm just basing my conclusions from the xeet itself as it mentions the studio is CN. Considering Genndy's track record with Primal (including Season 3) I don't have any doubts on his side, but Amazon will probably just meddle like Netflix does. We'll see what happens when there's any trailer or previews.
>>39844
So basically a gay Reitaisai. Cool.
>>39846
>Chapter 7 which is the final one should release in 2028 if everything goes right, we are getting Chapter 6 next year.
I'm curious, after all the chapters get released will he re-release the chapters in one full standalone game?
>>39849
Hey.
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Here's that article translated (although I had to replace all the anime name instances as it was wrongly translated). Apparently he was inspired by itasha culture to do that.
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>>39855
>I'm curious, after all the chapters get released will he re-release the chapters in one full standalone game?
It already is one full standalone game that gets updated with each new release, you don't have to buy each chapter separately, it's a single time purchase to get full access.
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I didn't meant to quote one of those posts, whatever.
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Nothing makes me shiver more than having to be the tech support person for my older relatives.
>>39860
I had to walk my dad through the ordering kiosk at a McDonald's recently. I'd never used one before, but thankfully I'm not old enough to be retarded yet.
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>>39861
To be fair, the food court kiosk at Costcos unironically is very unintuitive.
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I'm not a huge fan of those videogame stages where they take all your shit and you have to fight your way out with a toothpick.
>>39862
The McDonald's ones are shit too. 
>>39863
Did a particular example irritate you?
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>>39864
The picture I posted was very much related but also almost every MGS game does that and KOTOR as well.
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>>39854
I hate them to. White, asian, slavic, middle-eastern, and even spic women are all better than negresses.
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>>39858
I see. That's very good then.
>>39860
I can't blame you, God knows how many times I've had to deal with family members that don't understand computers.
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>>39860
My uncle seems to have a different problem with his phone every other week that he wants me to fix. I was kind of an asshole to him today, though. I shouldn't have been.
>>39863
Who is this character?
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>>39869
I sometimes might be a bit harsher with people than I should have been and I regret it immediately after
>Who is this character?
Eveline from Resident Evil 7
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COME WATCH ANIME AND MOVIES AND TOKUSATSU WITH US NOW
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>>39871
garo 22 https://fileditchfiles.me/beta7/ba80ec863aeb267e41d4/garo_22.mp4
garo 23 https://fileditchfiles.me/beta7/da29717e93a02a61a8c7/garo_23.mp4
hakumei to mikochi 08 https://fileditchfiles.me/beta8/f52763d59f90f5c129c4/hakumei_to_mikochi_08.mp4
the kabocha wine: nita's love story (1984) https://fileditchfiles.me/beta8/714d0095dfac726929b1/The_Kabocha_Wine_-_Nita%27s_Love_Story_%281984%29.mp4
lilo & stitch (2002) https://fileditchfiles.me/beta8/d4a9f2c1bec3844b00ce/Lilo_Stitch_%282002%29.mp4

Pre-show: yadamon 13 https://fileditchfiles.me/beta7/db971b3f17c820216a0a/yadamon_13.mp4

Post-show: the kabocha wine ep01 https://fileditchfiles.me/beta9/07c5c2f1b8443ff00bfb/The_Kabocha_Wine_EP01.mp4
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>>39863
Oh you mean like the second half of Code Veronica? Yeah I get that. I ended up unintentionally dropping the game because of that. 

I didn't mind when Wind Waker did it though. Or the prison escape stages of Chrono Trigger or Illusion of Gaia. I guess I'm a bit weird not liking one kind of disarming but liking another.
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>>39873
>Oh you mean like the second half of Code Veronica?
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>>39874
Have I said something dumb? That's possible. I've not played it in 20 something years. All I remember is getting to the antarctic base and having none of my previous equipment and being stuck in a room with a poison moth? was that CV or another one?
 Nevermind I'm retarded you said 'like'
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how do you deal with real life freinds turning into trending news
it is like these people only ever talk about whats on the table
man it makes me tired
>>39879
focus on creating something instead
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Are they fucking serious?!
Oh man, this is going to be a hilarious trainwreck, isn't it?

>>39762
Wow. Donte was really trying to warn us all along...
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Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!
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>>39881
>Live Action Netflix Persona
YAMERO
>>39879
Can't you just tell them you don't care?
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>>39762
Kratom is not that addictive. It is likely added to Energy drinks, because it makes energetic and alert. Those properties were the reason it appeared as a common grift item in the Manosphere. The very same people who hawked it on the internet switched to some mushroom from Siberia when a ban was in the talks. Its the Guarana fad all over again. Everyone was fapping to that shit during the 2000s, so every new energy drink formula that wanted to stand out had it. 


>>39881
They gotta be shitting me. Writing credits for the alledged head writer doesn't look that impressive either.
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>>39885
>Kratom is not that addictive. It is likely added to Energy drinks, because it makes energetic and alert.
Kratom itself can be highly addictive, cause severe dependence and there are multiple testimonies of its withdrawal symptoms being similar to those of any opioid. It's why it's derivatives like  7-hydroxymitragynine which were being sold for 'legal highs are being outlawed in several states, and the only reason they were sold at all was by exploiting legal loopholes which are once again being abused with even worse synthetic rearrangements like MGM-15 and whatever else.
These energy drinks in question are not your run off the mill Monster cans, they are smaller brands that deceptively sell themselves as energy boosters without side effects, even highlight how there's no caffeine inside the can as a positive when it features something much worse.
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>>39882
Happy CUNY Tuesday
>>39879
Try bringing up the fact that this bothers you and its effecting you, if this doesn't change their behavior then you are probably better off spending your time elsewhere. Life's too short for bread and circuses.
>>39886
I reword one of my statements from the last post then: That shit is added by those smaller manufacturers to stand out. Guarana combined with caffeine can't be good for you either and yet all those Energy Drink manufacturers put it in anyway to stand out from Monster. That something that was sold as supplement by the same people who also sold herbal ecstasies as food supplement strikes me as an issue how food regulations work in the US as actual agenda of pushing kratom on everyone. 

Also the tangent about bath salts that ape it sound more like the story of why Russians reinvented Krokodil (Street heroine was too expensive.) rather than a statement about how addictive Kratom itself is.
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Gas station shroom gummies or CBD lemonade (That's the stuff that makes marihuana itself so pleasant. It also makes you drowsy)  shouldn't exist either and yet here they are.  I've seen worse garbage at any headshop that had the balls to sell drugs (like bath salts).
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Drugs are bad, m'kay?
>>39872
Thanks for the files. Hopefully I will make it next week for the end of Garo.
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Happy Canuckistan Day
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I've been thinking about Lilo & Stitch all week (more so than usually I mean) and I think the plot inconsistencies can be put down to changes in development as the movie progressed. The ending is in particular a bit odd. Like clearly the alien lady knew Earth was a planet inhabited by intelegent life and was even on good terms with the social worker, who was apparently a former MiB agent or something. And clearly the social worker guy could have figured out immediately that Stitch was an alien and that it was him that was causing issues with Nani losing her jobs instead of her being a bad care giver. He even had the family under surveillance and probably would have noticed Jemba an Pleaky too. I wonder if the ending was tacked on at a later stage of development?
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>>39888
They aren't doing it to stand out, they knowingly sell it to get people hooked on it much like any tobacco kike company wants you hooked on cigarettes, its disingenuous to pretend otherwise and makes you look like a stupid nigger. Stop smoking weed.
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>>39892
WE WUZ HIPPARCHUS N SHEEIT
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>>39892
Has anybody here played the Gothic remake yet?
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I've checked out the original manga of the upcoming Netflix project Jimot Saikou. Instead of the expected garbolium, I the first serious story arc brought me a moefied midget version of Ryu Ga Gotoku (aka fucking Yakuza). 

>>39894
What the fuck is that word salad supposed to mean? Of course they knowingly put shit into to make it stand out from the rest. Otherwise nobody would get "hooked", because you can get the same garbage water for like 60 cents from any supermarket. 

Also according to some /pol/tards,  tobacco got attacked by them Jews™ as revenge for the lynching of Leo Frank  since it was a lucrative money crop in the south. Whatever you are doing seems to be even worse than smoking a doobie while watching Scooby Doo.
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>>39898
>What the fuck is that word salad supposed to mean?
Nothing about my post stood out as word salad, stop acting like you don't know what i'm saying.
>>39898
>  tobacco got attacked by them Jews™ as revenge for the lynching of Leo Frank  since it was a lucrative money crop in the south. 
This is the single most retarded statement I've ever read.
https://blog.playstation.com/2026/07/01/physical-disc-production-ending-in-january-2028-for-new-games-releasing-on-playstation-consoles/
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>>39901
I've been saying it everywhere, so might as well say it here to. I'm not surprised this happened in the wake of all-digital versions of the NoGames5/SexBox, GKC and Nintendo's insane DRM policies for the Switch 2, and people continuing to use Steam and buy games on there. The fact this is happening is a result of people accepting a sliver of these practices, and then making endless excuses that it won't get worse or that it's okay "this time".

And the only real solution I see is for people to stop supporting all of this modern shit altogether.
>>39415
i want to fuck that shark
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>>39901
Complacency with digital storefronts and streaming services caused this, retards complaining about having to store their discs asked for this nightmare of a future we live in.
Any current promising projects like that new Chinese disc format that can store up to 200TB of data will most likely get nowhere because all these corporations publishing media don't want you owning it anymore.
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Got through two more Books of Blood's stories.
First story was "The Yattering and Jack". A dark comedy about a demon trying (and failing) to torment the most spineless man in the world. Was quite entertaining and funny.
Next story, "Pig Blood Blues" was more interesting. The atmosphere and descriptions were perfect, and the quite distinctive setting for the story (a juvenile detenction center) helps to create a very immersive tale. The ending left me like webm related thought. Still debating with myself whether it was good or not. Thought I'm leaning more towards a negative opinion. A pity because it would be the only major flaw in an otherwise excelent tale.

>>39893
I heard they had to quickly change the final chase of the movie, which consisted in a plane chase throught a city, due to 9/11. It changed from a plane to a spaceship chase in the final product, but maybe there were some other rewrites.

>>39904
I fear this disregard of physical media and the lack of worry towards the preservation of media like videogames is going to cause the permanent loss of a lot of good stuff. This has a precedent in the early days of cinema. A lot, if not most, of early 20th cinema has been forever lost due to companies not worrying about the preservation of film reels.
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I guess I forgot, lmao.
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Splatoon Raiders looks soulless, I will never understand the appeal of this franchise. Unless its the girls.
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I read Alan Moore's The Courtyard, an intriguing Lovecraftian cult murder conspiracy short story. It has a sequel as well which I intend on reading, eventually.
>>39905
Are his anthologies worth reading? I've only ever read horror anthologies from Stephen King
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I'm watching Witch Hat Atelier now.
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Richeh is my favorite already, I need her.
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>>39882
>>39906
Happy (belated) CUNY rabbit day.
>>39891
You're welcome. I honestly don't know how much of a clusterfuck will be but at least it's over.
>>39892
Ew.
>>39903
You and me both.
>>39905
>I heard they had to quickly change the final chase of the movie, which consisted in a plane chase throught a city, due to 9/11. It changed from a plane to a spaceship chase in the final product, but maybe there were some other rewrites.
Vid related.
>>39909
Beautiful shot.
>>39910
If it wasn't for the girls that franchise would've just fall into obscurity.
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>>39913
Glad you're liking it so far.
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>>39911
>Are his anthologies worth reading? I've only ever read horror anthologies from Stephen King
So far I like it. But I'm just in the middle of reading the first volume, so I don't think I can really recommend it to someone until I read a few more stories.

>I read Alan Moore's The Courtyard, an intriguing Lovecraftian cult murder conspiracy short story. It has a sequel as well which I intend on reading, eventually.
I readed the sequel of that shit years ago and I hated it. The story and drawings made it feel like a bad western porn comic, with fish fucking scenes included.
I think Moore, despite his retarded politics and finding him overrated (the guy shoehorns a rape attempt in almost all his stories), has talent as a writer. But his Lovecraft stuff was subpar. 
I think even he himself admit it in an interview that he only published this because he needed money.
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>>39915
>I think even he himself admit it in an interview that he only published this because he needed money.
Oh, I guess I'm sorry for liking The Courtyard I guess. I'll just skip the rest, I suppose.
I was done reading From Hell which was surprisingly well-written so I assumed this could be good as well.
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>>39914
>Glad you're liking it so far.
It's surprisingly enjoyable, for what it is. Although I do find the animation a bit odd looking at times as if they are using some sort of frame interpolation or something, maybe CG mixed with 2D? It's hard to explain but you'll notice it.
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Magic being something which anyone can use but the secret is kept from them Men in Black style is admittedly rather silly and the concept begins to fall apart the more you think about it, but it makes for a fun plot.
I assume this was based on a light novel, because it just has that narrative nuance which regular anime lacks.
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>>39912
Dropped the manga years ago, and never checked up on it again.
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>>39920
why
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>>39921
The story got gradually worse, and introduced some gay wizards.
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>>39922
yuri wizards
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>>39919
OH GOSH! Artist? Got any more?

>>39925
The entire Mario series has had a serious design flanderization problem for the past 20 something years. It's like a progressive disease. And now Donkey Kong has caught the bug too.
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Shi shi shi shi shi
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>>39928
I was so hopeful for Mario Wonder and I ended up getting a game that just felt like NSMB with a slightly different coating of paint.
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This might be one of the best songs I have ever heard.
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Happy 'Murica day. It's time to go shoot bullets, uh, stuff into the sky.
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>>39934
That's pretty classy. The clarity of the strings' vibrations adds a nice character.
I'm reading Top Ten Vol 1. now and watching Ribbon no Kishi
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Tezuka's wonderful style is truly timeless
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I watched Toy Story 5 yesterday, and I scribbled this in a couple minutes.
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>>39937
The look of it is charming. Would you say it was worth watching?
>>39938
Oh my. Was it any good?  I disliked 4, so I had not planned on bother to watch it.
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>>39939
>The look of it is charming. Would you say it was worth watching?
It has the narrative structure proper from shows of its era and similar, strongly Tezuka, with the right amount of comedic relief and a somewhat interesting plot.
I'd say watch an episode at least, nothing else like it out there, I guess this also kind of counts as a reverse trap show?
>Oh my. Was it any good?  I disliked 4, so I had not planned on bother to watch it.
Better than 4, worse than 1-3. Focuses on Jessie this time, which is fine I guess but the plot doesn't feel very cohesive and more like a bunch of skits loosely glued together, this might've started as a Disney+ production that evolved into a full movie.
Starting stream soon.
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>>39941
garo 24 https://fileditchfiles.me/alpha11/53911518eba5cd8e8213/garo_24.mp4 
garo 25 https://fileditchfiles.me/alpha11/5417457ee4434d437af5/garo_25.mp4
hakumei to mikochi 09 https://fileditchfiles.me/alpha12/29c225113da54614d2e8/hakumei_to_mikochi_09.mp4
venus wars (1989) https://fileditchfiles.me/alpha12/7dee1b27f383c624281e/Venus_Wars_%281989%29.mp4
jurassic park (1993) https://fileditchfiles.me/alpha12/866b443703eba9f17b97/Jurassic_Park_%281993%29_%5BOpen_Matte%5D.mp4

Pre-show: yadamon 14 https://fileditchfiles.me/alpha11/eeb2329da70cc1bb79b7/yadamon_14.mp4
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>>39942
Thanks
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Today is the USA's National Fried Chicken Day.
It's also 50 Cent's birthday.
Hmmm, coincidence?
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Was in the mood to watch a western. So yesterday I decided to give Clint Eastwood's "The Pale Rider" a try. Had a pretty good time. The story isn't very original but the script and acting is really strong. The supernatural overtones was also nlce. The cinematography is astounding. Idaho's forests and snowy mountains helped help to give the film a look that makes the film distinguish itself from other film of the genre at a visual level.
There is something about old westerns that I found extremely comfy and charming. I think it's that the quality of the sets that makes even average movies feel nice on the eyes for me.

>>39944
Must admit that fried chicken is my guilty pleasure trash food-wise. It's the only fast food that still tempts even when I try to avoid eating shit.
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>>39944
What about National Watermelon Day?
What about National BBall Day?
What about Gold Blingbling On Dey Neck Day?
WHAT ABOUT BONE TUCKED UP IN DEY NAPS DAY??
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>>39945
That's a fun movie although my all time favorite from Eastwood would be The Outlaw Josey Wales, it has the perfect blend of revisionist western and old fashioned nonsense.
>>39944
Free bucket at your nearest KFC for all EBT recipients!
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>>39938
Now that's funny, or as I've recently taken to calling it, cute plus funny.
>>39947
I haven't eaten at KFC in quite a few years.
>>39945
The westerns Eastwood directed are all pretty enjoyable.
>>39947
>The Outlaw Josey Wales
I'm not sure why, but I've always liked the scene where Chief Dan George is talking about his rock candy.
>>39948
Do KFC biscuits have a hole in the top like that somewhere?
>>39944
I might have to fry a chicken in observation of this important holiday.
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Good news, everyone!
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>>39942
As per usual, thanks for the files.
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>>39950
Bad news, everynyan! She had gutted id-soft.
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Villainous, season two confirmed!
https://twiiit.com/CartoonLA/status/2048522645746930091
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It took Spain almost 90 minutes and 8 minutes of extra time to win.
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>>39918
>I assume this was based on a light novel, because it just has that narrative nuance which regular anime lacks.
It's apparently based on a manga.
>>39923
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>>39937
It is really charming.
>>39938
Beautiful.
>>39944
SHIEEEEEET
>>39951
You're welcome.
>>39933
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>>39956
>if Computer Chronicles was actually based
>>39949
>I'm not sure why, but I've always liked the scene where Chief Dan George is talking about his rock candy.
It's not for eatin'
>>39948
This reminds me of Japanese KFC ads making Sanders look Japanese.
>>39952
Genuinely pretty fucking sad that id Software as we know it might be gone altogether because of incompetent jeet management.
>>39953
Is that the show with the schizo girl wearing some sort of animal hoodie? I think I saw that on /co/ once. I thought it was just a short.
>>39954
They've been struggling their way through this WC for quite a while now, you should've seen them against that one African island.
>>39955
I saw that it was based on a manga yesterday, I might read it but honestly I don't know if I want to add more things onto my 'currently reading' list.
>>39956
Is this from the same show featuring satoshi tajiri
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USMNT absolutely raped, actually embarrassing to watch.
>>39959
It was almost funny how bad it was. This is probably the most idiotic thing I've ever seen in a match:
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>>39960
Freese was covering his face away from the cameras after the match.
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>>39961
Well, he should be ashamed.
>>39959
Who is the girl?
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>>39962
Minokasa Nagi from Maitetsu, lolige you can actually buy from Steam. 
This is kosher lolicon approved by Gabe Newellstein
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Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!
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After 5 weeks and two Characters I finally won Path of Exile 2 - Return of the Ancients. Overall the league was a major improvement to the anemic original end game. It was so dull, that even getting a currency tab to stick around wasn't justified. I am glad that GGG rectified that. 
That game's take on Expedition league is much better than the original. The new pinnacle Bosses are all fantastic experiences and I warmly recommend their quest versions. Farming them is yet another story since finding them involves farming their content for fragments and then gaining access to their biome which may take a while.

I have discovered a neat collection of 2D illustration tools by some guy from China. Most of them use Desktop AI tools... For drudge work. As you are supposed to. 
https://github.com/hepesu

>>39963
More like not discovered by all those payment processors and governments that push censorship on him, yet. Sadly, it hasn't arrived on GoG yet. GoG is much better place for Eroge, because they don't threat them like crap for starters. They are also like the only major western platform that ignores that nonsense (or isn't affected by it yet).   

> Genuinely pretty fucking sad that id Software as we know it might be gone altogether because of incompetent jeet management.
Incompetent? This has all the telltale signs of a jeet takeover. Fire all the expensive workers, call a body shop and order a horde of jeets and then pocket the kickbacks.
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It looks like Gallipoli won't be released this summer, after all. At the very least, I don't think it will be released in July.
>>39938
Does this happen in the film?
>>39945
Was this one also influenced by The Great Silence? Your description reminded me of it, what with the snowy mountains and all.
>>39948
Is this yuri?!
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>>39949
>Do KFC biscuits have a hole in the top like that somewhere?
I think the Nip KFC biscuits do.

>>39958
>Genuinely pretty fucking sad that id Software as we know it might be gone altogether because of incompetent jeet management.
Maybe they can come together and rebut the old Apogee name.

>>39959
Yeah I saw that. I didn't know you could show uncensored ryona like that on American tv.

>>39966
I like Yuri too.
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> Maybe they can come together and rebut the old Apogee name.
Apogee still exists as a entity in gaming. Sort of. Its a publisher founded recently whose founder bought the rights to the name Apogee from the literal founder of the original company Scott Miller or Miller and the guy from 3Drealms which is nowadays a Danish Publisher. No idea which is true.
You can check out their website here:
https://www.apogeeent.com/

I remember how I got greeted by pic related and the Apogee jingle after firing up Turbo Overkill. A good FPS I warmly recommend by the way. 

Their line up even has the stench of 90s Apogee.
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Happy CUNY Tuesday
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It's funny how this stupid comic always gets posted as an argument by some retarded leftist nigger tweeting from a thousand-dollar iPhone atop his pile of Funko pops or whatever while trying to equate luxury spending habits to fulfilling basic needs. As usual they are a bunch of performative retards who openly criticize the system while being its target demographic.
>>39966
>It looks like Gallipoli won't be released this summer, after all. At the very least, I don't think it will be released in July.
Good, I don't have any money right now anyhow.
>Does this happen in the film?
Yes it does
>>39967
>Maybe they can come together and rebut the old Apogee name.
Most people who worked at id Software have since retired anyway, it's a bygone era.
>>39965
>I have discovered a neat collection of 2D illustration tools by some guy from China. Most of them use Desktop AI tools... For drudge work. As you are supposed to. 
Fuck off with your AI shit, we've been just fine without AI for about 60 years of computing, shove it up your ass. Read the rules.
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>>39967
>I think the Nip KFC biscuits do.
I should have realized that would be the case.
>>39970
People have developed very odd expectations.  Every time I see someone whining about grocery prices, etc. they are not making any meaningful attempt to live economically.
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Insane comeback from Argentina, probably the craziest match yet.
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>>39967
Very nice pictures. I'd say I'm a big Yuri fan.
>>39971
>Good, I don't have any money right now anyhow.
Me neither. I feel bad for the developers, though. The fags commenting on their posts are being really obnoxious about the delay.
>>39972
That looks tasty.
>>39973
The final match will be between France and Argentina, and France will win. Source: an old man I met at the barbershop.
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>>39958
>Genuinely pretty fucking sad that id Software as we know it might be gone altogether because of incompetent jeet management.
anyon, the last game "Classic id Software" made was Rage with id Tech 5. Everything afterwards is an entirely different team with entirely different goals in mind.
>Is that the show with the schizo girl wearing some sort of animal hoodie?
It's not a hoodie, it's a brain parasite.
>I thought it was just a short.
It started as a series for shorts, but eventually managed to get a "first season" of six 11 minute episodes. Here's an archive of the first season if you're interested in watching: https://fileditchfiles.me/beta11/96ee98a76e693462a49e/Villainous_%282019%29.7z
Avoid the English dub.

>>39967
>I like Yuri too.
<Vid related

>>39970
Isn't the point of the image to be making fun of the goblin hiding in the well thinking he's extra smart?

>>39972
>Every time I see someone whining about grocery prices, etc. they are not making any meaningful attempt to live economically.
You mean like the fag on >>>/robowaifu/ that was complaining about "affordability"?
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>>39975
>Isn't the point of the image to be making fun of the goblin hiding in the well thinking he's extra smart?
The gotcha guy inside the well is meant to represent people who lecture the author about being mindless consumer goycattle. The peasant is meant to be your average redditor reposting it.
>>39975
>anyon, the last game "Classic id Software" made was Rage with id Tech 5. Everything afterwards is an entirely different team with entirely different goals in mind.
I suppose? I mean you know what I meant regardless.
Also thanks for the link
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A song mentioning Yuri.
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>>39974
>Source: an old man I met at the barbershop.
Sounds credible, it must be true.
>>39975
>You mean like the fag on >>>/robowaifu/ that was complaining about "affordability"
I don't keep up with their board and I have no idea what you are referring to, but maintaning affordability and simplicity is a major consideration for them.
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>>39974
>The final match will be between France and Argentina, and France will win. Source: an old man I met at the barbershop.
France deserves objectively nothing, but that is a likely outcome.
>Me neither. I feel bad for the developers, though. The fags commenting on their posts are being really obnoxious about the delay.
Steam forums are a cesspit if I ever saw one
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>Serial Experiments Lain Creator Shares Big News on Long-Awaited Anime
>Konaka has shared a major update regarding an anime adaptation for one of his works, and while it might not be a Serial Experiments sequel, it is an anime that many have been waiting to see for over fifteen years.
> a YouTuber reached out director to Chiaki Konaka via email, wondering if one of the creator’s biggest series, Despera, would ever receive an anime adaptation of its own. In a shocking twist, Chiaki didn’t just respond to the inquiry, but the writer confirmed that a Despera anime was in the works
>“The Production Committee has already been formed. However, the number of Japanese anime productions is so large right now that it is difficult to free up studios. However, the structure will be newly changed at the end of 2024, and the production is set for the year 2027. This is still a long way off, but please be patient and wait for it.”
>Despera is a creation of Konaka’s and while it doesn’t take place in the same universe as his previous works, it has been billed as the spiritual successor to Serial Experiments Lain. Taking place in the 1920s, the series focuses on its young protagonist Ain, living in an alternate reality where science is far greater than that time period in our world. First arriving in 2009, the light novel series has never been adapted to the screen but that doesn’t mean it wasn’t attempted
>In 2009, it was revealed that director Ryutaro Nakamura, who was responsible for Serial Experiments Lain, would be joining the series. However, Ryutaro tragically passed away from pancreatic cancer in 2013 and the project was placed on hiatus for quite some time. While Konaka has given updates on the Despera anime from time to time, many fans wondered if it would ever see the light of day. Luckily, it appears that even if the show is some time away from release, the wheels are in motion for Despera’s anime arrival.
https://archive.ph/SdUHg
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>>39978
>I don't keep up with their board and I have no idea what you are referring to, but maintaning affordability and simplicity is a major consideration for them.
The fag has since deleted half of the conversation because it's presenting things he doesn't like, but it ends here where he start just calling anything and everything "neoliberalism": >>>/robowaifu/1614
Only two posts from the original conversation have been archive: https://archive.ph/xf8ol#1597
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>>39980
It's a bit funny he went from a character named Lain to one named Ain.  Hopefully the adaptation turns out well.
>>39981
I am not interested in reading the argument you had, and you are potentialy violating this board's 3rd rule now.
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>>39970
>Funko Pops
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>>39980
>the Despera anime is finally happening
I thought it would just be what's the vaporware equivalent to anime like Gunbuster 3. Glad to see it's finally seeing progress.
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purely ((( organic ))), goy!!
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>>39985
NUKE INDIA
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Here's some music
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Seems like HLX (Valve's new project) will feature some form of real-time 'deformable' geometry.
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>>39958
>They've been struggling their way through this WC for quite a while now, you should've seen them against that one African island.
I'll see if I can find highlights of that match.
>I saw that it was based on a manga yesterday, I might read it but honestly I don't know if I want to add more things onto my 'currently reading' list.
If these >>39920 >>39922 are anything to go by I'd say you're probably not missing much.
>Is this from the same show featuring satoshi tajiri
I think it's a different show. I found this video through this xeet by Koshiro himself.
https://xcancel.com/yuzokoshiro/status/2071596343806898422
>>39960
Jesus fucking Christ that was hard to watch.
>>39963
I'm surprised it's in there considering other games of this kind are taken down for shit like Sex with Stalin.
>>39965
>More like not discovered by all those payment processors and governments that push censorship on him, yet.
Honestly this is way before the payment processor shit. Steam has always been retarded in their quality control (for example allowing malware disguised as games).
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>>39967
I like Yuri as well a different kind though :^)
>>39969
>tfw no fox goddess to take care you
Sad.
>>39973
I only saw part of the first half with Egypt winning by 2-0 but I'm glad that they managed to come back from it.
>>39974
>France winning
Ew.
>>39988
So basically a glorified Gmod?
>>39989
>I'm surprised it's in there considering other games of this kind are taken down for shit like Sex with Stalin.
It makes no fucking sense at all. And honestly I'd prefer if this shit wasn't on Steam because I don't want normalnigger eyes over it.
>I only saw part of the first half with Egypt winning by 2-0 but I'm glad that they managed to come back from it.
You have to realize just how utterly rare such a comeback is in professional football. Truly impressive match.
>So basically a glorified Gmod?
No, it's likely going to be the new Half Life game.
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>>39978
>Sounds credible, it must be true.
I only rely on 100% fact-checked sources.
>>39982
>It's a bit funny he went from a character named Lain to one named Ain.
I somehow missed that until you pointed it out.
>>39984
It was actually supposed to be released much earlier, but apparently they decided to scrap the whole project and start over.
>>39989
>Ew.
Tu n'aimes pas la France?
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Some blog from the last decade announced its reopening. I am not going to mention it by name here. I am using this as an occasion to write about the absolute state of alternative media instead. I am prefering blogs and social media over most other daily news outlets, because biases or fringe views are easier to spot. Also some blogger write better than most magazine journos, but I digress. Especially when they ran by one person. If for example a certain mr. Bale is writing about China, I can safely dismiss what he wrote, because its CCP glazing nonsense. 
What many people don't find preferable is confabulating weirdos like Carlson streaming bullshit to an audience of Pakistani after the browning of social media had warped the incentives to such an extend, that the main timeline of some of those places are practically worthless as news sources. I assume you already know the economic reasons why big tech won't block the third world.
The decline in sophistication also shows in the choice of media. Most of those yahoos talking bullshit on the internet are either streaming or producing podcasts. Latter used to be a side hustle to a blog. There are some major reasons for this trend I can think of: 

- Google's changes to the algorithm that push "authorative" sources (that also extended the life span of CNN) rugpulled most alternative Media [a]
- The entire internet became slightly dumber over the last 10 years. As as a second order effect, the written word diminished importance. 
- Some platforms, especially blogger, are going the way of MySQL; neglience by its owners so severe that the original creator had to make an successor.

I assume you most people here know the reasons for the second trend. Another effect you can observe on blogger's successor substack is written blog articles are getting longer. With midwits practically practically gone, you don't have to restrain your autism anymore. Needless to say that some alternative media personalities used google's changes as an occasion to shut down their old outlets. Either because they don't have the expressed beliefs anymore like the kang of the Manosphere himself or because their readership had been dwindling to begin with. 
Sure, some retired due to old age, but they didn't run the majority of defunct blogs. Sure, some went tits up due to drama. They too are not the majority of alternative media that went defunct. It also turned out, that single individuals who aren't part of a specific community or don't have a strong world view are much easier to buy off than mainstream news outlets.    

>>39989
> Steam has always been retarded in their quality control
Remember Steam green light? Those where the day. 

>>39985
DEI -  Deport Every Indian
Thinking about how Sony fucked over Factor 5's Dragon Knight (Lair) by forcing them to discard traditional analog controls entirely halfway through development so they could tack on Sixaxis motion controls which barely fucking worked and then PSP Remote Play. Altering the narrative and setting to pander to teenagers and then delaying the analog patch for regular controls so they could shill their failed gyroscopic control attempt.
Of course Factor 5 couldn't survive the fallout and the studio languished and died. I've heard that once you patch the title, it's a surprisingly more enjoyable game than what critics at the time made it out to be, but still heavily flawed compared to Rogue Squadron games.
I fucking despise Mbappé
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Hmm interesting Psyche Origami used to be part of some of their Samurai Champloo era bumpers.
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>>39987
Thanks, those were nice. 
>>39994
The French player?
>>39995
>>39996
>>39997
That's an interesting find. I miss the bumps during commercial breaks. It kind of a funny thing to feel nostalgic toward.
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>>39998
There's an archive of bumps.
https://www.bumpworthy.com/
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Spain wins against Belgium and will face France in the semifinals.
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I was doing a little reading, a horror novel by a French author that seems quite topical these days.
>>39998
Indeed, the very same player.
>That's an interesting find. I miss the bumps during commercial breaks. It kind of a funny thing to feel nostalgic toward.
It's certainly something that's been lost along the way.
>>39999
Fascinating, I'd like to dig around for these to use on Sunday streams.
>>40000
That's a nice get dude, admittedly I forgot this was even around the corner.
>>40001
Some interesting matches today.
>>40002
Spent about ten minutes playing around with this little thing, thanks for sharing it!
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The book in question
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LMAO there's a shit-eating jeet who carries aroudn this psychic deformed mutant messianic psychic baby that all indians worship and he leads the horde of poos into invading the West.
This would make for a funny comic book
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>>40005
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i don't even
Argentina once again working their magic. All of Mexico is crying right now.
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July 11 was Masao's birthday.
Sorry I missed it. My internet was down.
>>40003
>That's a nice get dude, admittedly I forgot this was even around the corner.
Thanks.
>Spent about ten minutes playing around with this little thing, thanks for sharing it!
Glad you liked it. I found it through this other site: https://www.boredbutton.com/
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>>39990
>No, it's likely going to be the new Half Life game.
I see. To be honest when I read "real-time 'deformable' geometry" I immediately thought of that. And honestly I don't want nu-Valve to make more HL after that VR game.
>>39994
I don't blame you.
>>39995
>only images
Disappointing.
>>39999 (checked)
Such a great page for these.
>>40000
Checked that bnuy.
>>40001
That's going to be interesting.
>>40002
Love this website, thanks for finding it.
>>40006
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>>40012
>Disappointing
All those [AS] recordings are there in the comment section. Check the Google Drive link that somebody posted.
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>AI Are Spamming the Voynich Talk Message Board with Bad Theories
Not even obscure forums are spared from this filth
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>>39988
>real-time 'deformable' geometry
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>>40015
Worms 4 also did this, I really miss that game.
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>>40013
I found them, thanks for telling me.
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I've just read the latest One Piece chapter.
Mr. Oda definitely knew what he was doing with that Genie reference. Robin Williams' birthday is coming up on the 21st.
Wrong date notwithstanding, it's impressive enough that he struck the right month at all, given how far he finishes his chapters ahead of official release, and how unpredictable release schedules can be.

R.I.P., Rob Will.

>>40000
Nice GET
But you should have posted a Space Marine pic instead. Missed opportunity there.
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Starting in 25 minutes.
Starting movies soon.
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super mario brothers: the great mission to rescue princess peach! (1986) https://fileditchfiles.st/charlie9/64c409396cf9c64a9f81/Super_Mario_Brothers_-_The_Great_Mission_to_Rescue_Princess_Peach_%281986%29.mp4
song of the sea (2014) https://fileditchfiles.st/charlie9/ecb9be9a25cd5ca840eb/Song_of_the_Sea_%282014%29.mp4

Pre-show: yadamon 15 https://fileditchfiles.me/alpha13/4233d57f297e249c4913/yadamon_15.mp4
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If you haven't read Hakumei and Mikotchi's little life in the woods I highly recommend it. One of my top five all time favorites, the anime doesn't do it justice.
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You know, back when I was in the academy we would celebrate every toast with a song
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>>40022
Yesterday was a busy day for me, so thanks for the files.
>>40024
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I found a massive repository of BD that you can download for free on this one Russian website, it's actively updated and maintained. 
I found so many rare ones, and you don't even need an account to download them.
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I don't know how to properly copy a PDF page without OpenComic shrinking it down
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>>40027
I haven't watched sailor moon and never will, but I found this and thought it was funny.
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>>40028
nice
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I was watching Vinesauce just now and I found out that Sam Neill passed away.
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>>40030
JP3 is the best film in the series, fight me!
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>>40031
I remember not liking that one but I can't remember why
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Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!!
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HAPPY CUNY TUESDAY!
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i,m going to kill myself on friday #wow #woah
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>>40035
I think you should kill yourself Dilbert.
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France is out.
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Yeah! Spain BTFO the frogs! I don't really give much of a fuck about football but seeing those overhyped niggers absolutely dominated fills my soul.

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>>40034
Happy CUNNY Tuesday!
My spirit animal is a Halo 2 machinima with linkin park music
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>>40026
Nice find! Thanks for sharing.

Speaking of sharing --- Aya Nishitani himself is reposting the English translation of Digital Devil Story Volume 1: Megami Tensei. Check it out if you're interested:

https://archive.ph/pfAnY
https://archive.ph/kAE2a
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https://archive.ph/HkDaT
https://archive.ph/YNkQL

And while we're at it, right now is probably a good time to remind you guys of this neat fan translation of the Caligula novel from years ago:

https://archive.fo/g5HsU
https://archive.fo/MGgR4
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https://archive.fo/2QlLT
https://archive.ph/6gv9I

(Spoiler warning: The novel takes place between Caligula 1 and 2, so it contains spoilers for the 1st game and anime.)
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Redditors are subhuman
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>>40042
>Redditors are subhuman
Yes. Yes they are. 
Anything specific happened or just remembered that reddit unfortunately exists?
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Britbongs lose.
Spain will play against Argentina.
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That was *chef's kiss*
Bravo
>>40043
A simple reminder of their unfortunate existence.
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Hahaha eat shit Nigel
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Subhuman limey pet nigger Bellingham attacking an opposing player for no reason, absolute chimp out.
Typical britbong, getting uppity over footy but being silent about the rape of their own nation.
was there an added sfx for when something new gets posted? i havent been on here in like 2 years and i just heard a mario coin sound from a tab and im losing it
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>>40049
What the fuck, this is the first time im hearing about this
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>>40050
i have no idea what other tab mightve made the noise maybne im hallucernating it was a mario coin sfx
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>>40051
i believe this site is using the latest version of jschan, there might be an update for that. 
admin might know though
>>40041
Okay I've read the Prologue of DDS, I'll try to read more of it later.
>>40049
bing bing wahoo! XD
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>>40018
>you should have posted a Space Marine pic instead. Missed opportunity there.
That's for post 60000 :^)
>>40021
Those renders are nice send that fucking dog Hasan's way.
>>40023
These drawings are gorgeous. I might do that some time after we're done with the anime.
>>40026
Amazing, thanks for sharing this.
>>40030
RIP
>>40041
That's awesome, thank you for the archives.
By the way Nishitani himself said he was working with an overseas publisher so all the translations will be removed after this month.
>>40049
Let me see if it makes a sound when I post.
>>40055
Very cute and impressive for a tegaki.
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I can't hear any sound when making a post.
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>>40035
>>40036
>>40056
>Those renders are nice
Yes they are, if you like Blender stuff then check out the Youtube channel known as Vertex Arcade.
>Very cute and impressive for a tegaki.
Honestly I could have made her tummy even tummier, but I drew it in a rush without reference. Reference is truly the most important tool second to skill.
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>>40055
What a super cutie!
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Good news, everybody!
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I'm trying to decide on which show to play this Sunday so I can help Anyon for a bit.
>>40061
oy vey
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Hey guys, been a while. Things haven't been too bad lately. Recently managed to score another job which will likely be better than my last one.
I've just been reading a few VNs and recently finished Ever17. It's on par with if not better than R11, probably by virtue of it having an actual resolution.
Hopefully I can pop into the stream this week.
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It looks like IMDb has seemingly disabled public user ratings for 'The Odyssey'.
>>40063
Good on you man, nice to see you again.
Have you played 428 Shibuya Scramble?
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>>40064
I haven't played it, but I've seen it a few times and it looks pretty cool.
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>>40062
Yatterman Night. Its a good introduction to Tatsunoko.
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Now they are deleting negative reviews on both IMDb and Rotten Tomatoes.
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RIP Mike Browning. It really was a surprise hearing his recent passing. I have to appreciate that the members of my other favourite bands are still going strong with their own new projects.
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>>40059
>if you like Blender stuff then check out the Youtube channel known as Vertex Arcade
I'll give it a check.
>>40061
wew although it probably has to do with the fact Malaysia is a country where Islam is the main religion. Pretty funny though.
>>40063
Hey there, man. Good to see you back and good luck with that job.
>Hopefully I can pop into the stream this week
Hope so too, we have some fun stuff.
>>40064
>>40067
It's going to suck so bad.
>>40065
Nice shaking.
>>40069
RIP
Unfortunately this is not the only recent one. The voice actress for Fujiko also sadly passed away recently.
https://archive.ph/PPnDJ
>>40061
Malaysia was already denying entry to anyone with an Israeli passport. Deporting any Israeli nationals is nothing new or newsworthy.
>>40055
Nice work.
>>40062
Anything would be fine.
>>40069
Thanks for the music.
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WHY THE FUCK ARE D.U.P IN THIS FRENCH GAME???
>>40069
>Mike Browning
>dead
Not the news I wanted to wake up to.
Someone I greatly worry for is Biff Byford, I'm too afraid to check up on his health...
That Yani Neko show is pretty boring, I don't understand why the niggercattle is eating it up.
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I got banned from Primewire for saying that women don't have penises.
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>checking back on an H artist i used to look up to years ago 
>unhinged pixiv descriptions for each pic
>worse fetishes
>more questionable settings
its like witnessing brain damage in real time.
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Starting in 25 minutes.
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Spainistan won.
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>>40081
not flat enough
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>>40080
>Argentina made 1 goal attempt in 120 minutes.
>Finishes 1 - 0 while playing 11 to 10.
This was a hard one to watch.
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>>40083
Genuinely painful to watch
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>>40079
hakumei to mikochi 11 https://fileditchfiles.st/alpha15/485a811f6c8bf076e43d/hakumei_to_mikochi_11.mp4
hakumei to mikochi 12 https://fileditchfiles.st/alpha16/ce0fb6a69ffae0906fac/hakumei_to_mikochi_12.mp4
hakumei to mikochi ova https://fileditchfiles.st/alpha16/e30fd083277052562bf6/hakumei_to_mikochi_ova.mp4
yatterman night 01 https://fileditchfiles.st/alpha17/272101b78cc24aa3c9c8/yatterman_night_01.mp4
futureworld (1976) https://fileditchfiles.st/alpha16/4f6fa24a5d7f3ed02e27/Futureworld_%281976%29.mp4
safe house (1998) https://fileditchfiles.st/alpha16/12d51fdac23b96d67da0/Safe_House_%281998%29.mp4
azur lane slow ahead! s02e01 https://fileditchfiles.st/alpha17/1deab82d212ded4d836a/azur_lane_slow_ahead_s02e01.mp4
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I doodled Maya using WigglyPaint.

Sadly, AI companies (mostly Chinese) have been taking the source code for WigglyPaint, removing all authorship, pay-walling features, adding "Image generation" options, claiming to be the "original WigglyPaint team", buying up domains like Wigglypaint.com, stealing art from the official gallery page to promote their shady forks and generally being a nuisance to the original developer.
https://docs%28.%29google%28.%29com/document/d/1oGnrDuxqNi0KftXiXRbMh9THiAceFurPqzdggqVPCI0/
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Sorry for missing two Sundays in a row. I've been sick or preoccupied both times. This heat is not doing good things to me.

>>40075
I'm reminded of this pic

>>40086
>WigglyPaint
Wait these are done with a dedicated program? This changes everything!
Nice Maya btw.
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>>40087
>Sorry for missing two Sundays in a row. I've been sick or preoccupied both times. This heat is not doing good things to me.
I understand, health goes first before everything else. Please take care of yourself.
>I'm reminded of this pic
reminds me of the WKUK skit
>vid
lol
>Wait these are done with a dedicated program? This changes everything!
I mean, you can do this kind of stuff with literally any software, I tend to use Aseprite myself. But this Decker tool (Wigglypaint) lets you create simple gifs like these more easily.
Here's a link to it, you can also use it offline.
https://internet-janitor.itch.io/wigglypaint
>Nice Maya btw.
thank you
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forgot her wings
also different palette
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RAM prices aren't going down anytime soon, brace yourselves for the sloppening
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>>40090
How long does this go on for until hardware manufacturers start having to downgrade? By downgrade I mean return to earlier model year levels of tech. We're going back to the 90s whether anyone wants to or not. At least /retro/ wins.
>>40088
Thanks for the link.
>I mean, you can do this kind of stuff with literally any software, I tend to use Aseprite myself.
I've been wanting to try my had at squigglemation for a while but I couldn't figure out how. I was prepared to draw each frame by hand. I'm mildly retarded like that.
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>>40075
I don't interact with communities on pirate sites and shit like this is why I intend to keep it that way.
>>40080
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>>40084
It was really frustating to see that extended to extra time, all for one measly goal from Spain. Well at least their pet sandnigger gets to be famous, hurray for diversity right?
>>40086
>>40089
Cute Maya.
>>40087
Please take care of yourself, your health is way more important. And again, links are always there.
>vid
lol
>>40088
>you can also use it offline
Awesome. I have it now downloaded.
>>40091
>How long does this go on for until hardware manufacturers start having to downgrade? By downgrade I mean return to earlier model year levels of tech.
Until the AI bubble bursts (if it does, that is).
>>40077
Flan that's rude. Report and hide.
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>>40081
No cunny, no good. Try again.
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Wigglypaint is now added to the Links page.
Here's a Gondola made with it.
>>40092
I think once AI busts it'll be the other side of the hurricane so to speak for RAM and hardware prices. They've made plans now and are priced in for this new higher level of sales figures. When AI pops and RAM prices crater it might just cause a wave of bankruptcies in the production market which will once again jack up prices and thin out supplies. It's a shit show and for what, nothing but infinite slop and the predictive surveillance state.
>>40094
:DD
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>>40095
>It's a shit show and for what
There is the argument that if we don't secure the future of AI tech ourselves, then some other country could. Like West Taiwan is currently developing it's own AI models and forcing dozens of companies to utilize theirs in the company's applications, even in their Western versions. And the only problem with the Western AI models is that they're so far up their ass that they don't realize that they handicapped AI development through two methods:
<They made the AI models politically correct (Remember all those news articles detailing how they had to keep censoring the model when it produced an "inconvenient result"?)
<They're just throwing more powerful hardware at the models to increase their speed and capabilities rather than optimizing them for less powerful hardware and achieving similar results (Something which West Taiwan actually is excelling at because they don't have access to the "latest tech" like all the American companies do)
>>40091
>How long does this go on for until hardware manufacturers start having to downgrade?
If anything I think that software developers will have to start optimizing their shit for once in their lives. 
Funnily enough, the so-called Steam Machine runs mid-tier 2021 hardware and it still costs a fucking fortune. Me personally? I'm all for going back to old tech, dust off those old Pentium 4 CPUs
>I've been wanting to try my had at squigglemation for a while but I couldn't figure out how. I was prepared to draw each frame by hand. I'm mildly retarded like that.
Doing it by hand is generally easy with a little bit of onion layering like what Aseprite and Krita do, but this new tool is genuinely pretty awesome for static stuff. You might find some more advanced forks out there that offer more and better features so you can go all out with your animation desires, and feel free to post your artwork if you want,  be them gondolas, bees or whatever the heck.
>>40092
>It was really frustating to see that extended to extra time, all for one measly goal from Spain. Well at least their pet sandnigger gets to be famous, hurray for diversity right?
They can now use this to justify importing more Moroccans
>I don't interact with communities on pirate sites and shit like this is why I intend to keep it that way.
Yeah honestly that's a good call pretty much every single time, everyone is a fucking whiny faggot nowadays.
>Awesome. I have it now downloaded.
Nice
>>40094
I was shitposting about gondolas yesterday but in reality I do like them
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I received your emails on my cockmail address, trashboat. I will get to encoding that movie.
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Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!!!
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>>40100
Happy CUNY Tuesday
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do you want subs or no subs trashboat? i will also email you but let me know...
vanilla the rabbit
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An observation I've made in while shopping groceries was the absolute state of the newsstand. First of all 90% of what you can get from there are the sort of tabloids that are only read unironically in the sex industry. Number two the other 10% don't look good either. They are most rags about novel cuisine, crafts, that one Computer magazine and baby comics. If it was a mega mart, there would have been some cape shit. You can do whatever you want, but you won't find reading material on it. The title stories of 3 most popular news magazines are especially telling.

< The Mossad - Israels secret service
< My great fortune - Seven obastacles on the path to a good live - and how we can overcome them
< Finding love - why online da ... I assume you are smart enough to finish this

I don't give a shit about what's in those magazines. I've already read enough issues of each to gain the wisdom what they are saying in general. I don't need some Libtard's hot take about Israel anything. Time to resort to pic related. Maybe I can decipher the previous owner's scrawl after reading them a third time.


In other news, Jim Goad is dead. The specifics don't even matter much here. You can look them up on your own time. What's more interesting is his influence on edge lords that can't be overstated. Some of his works seeped into /b/, newsgrounds, old Vice and many other edgy places from the 2000s. His last major gig was at Taki's Mag at the beginning of the last decade from where he got some influence on online culture.  

>>40092
> Until the AI bubble bursts (if it does, that is).

I think it will converge when AI people (or hackers) discover home computing based on first principles. People have forgotten that enshitification started with the push to the cloud. Depsite the fact that it was obvious where Microslop wanted to go since at least Windows 7. The stupid ribbon design only Microsoft products and their clones are using has been made with cloud computing in mind. There is no cloud, you moron, only other people's computers you rainbow winged retard. Classic text on this here:
https://archive.ph/mz7Zk

Plus the technology of extremely aggressive autocomplete (which what current AI actually is) is being weaponized as we speak.

>>40075
> I got banned from Primewire for saying that women don't have penises.
Most of the piracy scene got converged since a party of similar name became irrelevant in the most lolcowish way imaginable. Thankfully I've never engaged with the mostly yuropoor scene.

>>40091
> We're going back to the 90s whether anyone wants to or not.
Welcome to Software Crisis 2.0. . The Problem already occurred in the early 90s when Software couldn't keep up in some use cases anymore. Now its back but with clankers and bloat. At least the scrap heddas can deal with bloat when they are in the hands of good engineers. That's no condolence at all. Have you seen who's writing most software lately?
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Tried to copy this drawing by the creator of Strike Witches. I really messed up the lower half of her body, and her hands and mouth are too big. Her arms look a bit off too. I still can't figure out how to draw eyelashes.
>>40089
Very nice.
>>40094
fug :DDD XDD
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>>40105
Well you are not going to learn anything by just copying other people's work without understanding the underlying forms that shape them.
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>>40106
Would you mind elaborating on that?
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>>40107
You first need to break down the body into simplistic shapes such as boxes and cyllinders to establish accurate perspective, volume and balance and then add detail, so your drawing doesn't look off.
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>>40108
Oh, I see. You meant drawing the "mannequin" first. I think it's good practice for learning gestures, but I personally don't find it as useful when drawing anime characters. I feel like breaking things into boxes and cylinders is more appropriate for realistic drawings than anime. The only shapes I use are a circle for the head and an action line to show the flow of the body. Copying other people's work helps me develop a better understanding of linework, in my opinion. But then again, I'm a total beginner, so I don't really know.
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>>40110
>Oh, I see. You meant drawing the "mannequin" first. I think it's good practice for learning gestures, but I personally don't find it as useful when drawing anime characters
Sorry but that mindset is quite dumb because even the most stylized anime characters imaginable are built on real figure drawing fundamentals, you need to have both solid gesture and structure in your art. Copying work that applies this knowledge without applying it yourself first will make it so you don't progress, those characters you are copying weren't manifested out of thin air without this knowledge.
Michel Lauricella's figure drawing books where he explains how to break down the human body into organic geometric shapes are often considered the key handbooks used by most illustration/animation students in Japan.
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what happened to asmr.one
looks like they blocked all non chinese users from accessing the site, this can be solved by using a locale changing extension on your browser and setting it to chinese.
from the looks of it, this all started over discord (?) drama
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>>40111
Okay, but how am I supposed to add details after drawing all the shapes? Do I just draw over them or erase them? Maybe I'm missing something, but that workflow feels a bit unintuitive to me. I'd rather start with the linework. From what I've seen, at least some Japanese artists seem to work that way too, so I feel like there isn't one universally correct approach. I think a lot of it comes down to the result you're aiming for and personal preference.
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>>40114
Beginners always seem to believe "stylized = I can skip fundamentals"
>Okay, but how am I supposed to add details after drawing all the shapes? Do I just draw over them or erase them?
Either one is fine, it's really up to you, you can faintly erase it, draw over it with a different pencil, draw over it with another sheet of paper, whatever you want.
> I'd rather start with the linework. From what I've seen, at least some Japanese artists seem to work that way too, so I feel like there isn't one universally correct approach
If some Japanese artists do it that way it's because they've already poured in years of figure drawing, construction and gesture, literally thousands of hours so it becomes invisible muscle memory to them. You can't skip fundamentals and expect the same results as them. But honestly, do whatever you want, ignore my advice if it makes you happier.
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>>40115
Fair enough.
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Struck some gold
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I pray that we never get another Americanized world cup, what a soulless trainwreck.
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powertripping furfag mods on gmod need to be EXECUTED
"UHHH IM PRETTY SURE THAT SPRAY WAS DRAWN BY A PORN ARTIST"
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>>40101
Nice Beckys.
>>40103
Is that your OC?
>>40105
Very cute. You should post the Yadamon one as well.
>>40113
Discuck is one of the faggiest things ever made.
>>40117
Maitetsu lives in ASMR form it seems.
>>40118
You and me both. Superbowl half-time shows do not belong in soccer and I hate FIFA for doing it.
>>40121
That was pretty good.
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>>40122
>Very cute.
Thanks! I managed to fix it a bit in the end, and now it looks closer to how it should. I think the problem was that I was looking at the original on my phone while drawing. I had to zoom in on certain parts, so I wasn't paying enough attention to the rest of the body and ended up getting the proportions wrong. I should have used my computer from the beginning.
>You should post the Yadamon one as well.
Oh, yeah I forgot. I like drawing Yadamon.
>>40121
That still sounds pretty good to me.
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Animation Master is a nice CGI animation program for beginners. It's way easier to use than Blender.
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>>40122
>Is that your OC?
No, it's just some character
>Nice Beckys.
right back to you
>>40121
that sounds really good to my uneducated ear, I thought it was a normal part of the song
>Maitetsu lives in ASMR form it seems.
There's way too many of them!
>>40124
I would love to sit down and really learn this software but drawing is taking away all my time
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https://decomp.dev/projectPiki/pikmin
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Someone is making a remake of Castlevania for Amiga.

https://danteretrodev.itch.io/
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>>40127
Very cool, have you played the Castlevania fan remake for ZX Spectrum?
"spring-break americans", "sucker punch americans", "EBT americans"
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>>40130
i recognize that thing, its from jumping flash for the ps1
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Caught up with Yatterman Night episode 1. Not a bad start, it gets to the point nicely. Also some fun cartoonish animation.
>>40123
>I think the problem was that I was looking at the original on my phone while drawing. I had to zoom in on certain parts, so I wasn't paying enough attention to the rest of the body and ended up getting the proportions wrong. I should have used my computer from the beginning.
Yeah it's probably better to not rely on phones for looking up references. Also Dejiko's advices seem to be good pointers on how to draw.
Thanks for uploading the Yadamon one as well.
>>40125
>No, it's just some character
I see.
>right back to you
I appreciate it.
>There's way too many of them!
It has to find a way considering the studio closed down.
>I would love to sit down and really learn this software but drawing is taking away all my time
That's fine. I'm mostly just trying to get back to it and so far it's very nice at what is supposed to do.
>>40126
Very nice, although according to the Github repo it only supports the USA and European version so far.
>>40127
That's amazing honestly.
>>40129
Or niggers as I like to call them.
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>watching modern jewlywood movie
>insufferable stronk female character within a minute of the movie
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>>40134
What have you expected? Its modern Hollywood. The power for that production came from Carl Laemmle's grave.

>>40132
> Caught up with Yatterman Night episode 1. Not a bad start, it gets to the point nicely. Also some fun cartoonish animation.

Episode 1 was merely the setup. It gonna get much better. Its a pretty strong show given what it actually is. 

> Or niggers as I like to call them.
How many euphemism for them are out there already?
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>>40132
>Also Dejiko's advices seem to be good pointers on how to draw.
I still think that keeping it simple works just fine. But, yes, learning how to break down bodies into simple shapes is good advice. Maybe I came off as rude the other day. I didn't mean to.
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07/26 STREAM
Main show (19:00 UTC/15:00 EDT)
>Yatterman Night (4 episodes)
>Lethal Weapon (1987)
>Azur Lane: Slow Ahead! S2 (1 or 2 episodes)
>'Bonus Feature ?
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Good news, everyone!
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I'll also be playing the first episode of Tenmaku no Jaadugar tomorrow because brown loli
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wtf? fucking awesome
>>40132
>Very nice, although according to the Github repo it only supports the USA and European version so far.
That's good enough for me, honestly. Although I'm surprised they didn't work around the already existing somewhat functional debug port that came with v1.0 of the Gamecube release....
>That's fine. I'm mostly just trying to get back to it and so far it's very nice at what is supposed to do.
I'm happy to see people getting acquainted with animation software, especially unique and vintage tools like Animation master
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>>40134
Condolescences aside, any reason in particular you were watching it?
>>40135
>Episode 1 was merely the setup. It gonna get much better. Its a pretty strong show given what it actually is. 
We'll see how it goes. Leopard is cute and funny though.
>How many euphemism for them are out there already?
Ask the anyon who was working on that list.
>>40138
wew
>>40139
Very halal, brother.
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I deeply respect Madness, they are one of the standout musical acts from their era. A bunch of working-class lads managed to put out some of the most effortlessly brilliant and catchiest compositions to grace the airwaves.
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>>40143
that hell picture actually goes hard
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>>40143
This one.

>>40141
Nice pic.
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Starting in 30 minutes.
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>>40146
yatterman night 02 https://fileditchfiles.st/alpha19/1f350384c86cb29d2e5c/yatterman_night_02.mp4
yatterman night 03 https://fileditchfiles.st/alpha19/c60ade7b195ecbad3760/yatterman_night_03.mp4
yatterman night 04 https://fileditchfiles.st/alpha19/6636d7e8202b5f6c722b/yatterman_night_04.mp4
yatterman night 05 https://fileditchfiles.st/alpha19/83540149ffc45945370b/yatterman_night_05.mp4
lethal weapon (1987) https://fileditchfiles.st/alpha18/de0dbc0a791ea82aec13/Lethal_Weapon_%281987%29.mp4
loca! (2025) https://fileditchfiles.st/alpha18/061ceec2da8572465de4/LOCA_%282025%29.mp4
azur lane slow ahead! s02e02 https://fileditchfiles.st/alpha18/29300bf38f16effbbe77/azur_lane_slow_ahead_s02e02.mp4
azur lane slow ahead! s02e03 https://fileditchfiles.st/alpha19/25836dbc8424f1324585/azur_lane_slow_ahead_s02e03.mp4
tenmaku no jaadagar 1 https://fileditchfiles.st/alpha20/9e951e5784c72d54c2a1/jaadugar_s1e1.mp4
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It's good to take a break from streaming.
I'll try to get some sort of less time-consuming activity going for board regulars next week a jigsaw puzzle or similar if anyone is up for it.
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So apparently I watched 35 different anime in these past six or so months.
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Blackmill Games finally announced a specific release date for Gallipoli. Its on the 20th of next month, if you don't have time to open the video and skip to like 0:36.

>>40147
As per usual, thanks for the files.
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Use any of that loose pocket change you have to begin buying up books:
>Anthropic destroyed millions of print books to build its AI models
https://archive.ph/NxqZi
<On Monday, court documents revealed that AI company Anthropic spent millions of dollars physically scanning print books to build Claude, an AI assistant similar to ChatGPT. In the process, the company cut millions of print books from their bindings, scanned them into digital files, and threw away the originals solely for the purpose of training AI—details buried in a copyright ruling on fair use whose broader fair use implications we reported yesterday.
<The 32-page legal decision tells the story of how, in February 2024, the company hired Tom Turvey, the former head of partnerships for the Google Books book-scanning project, and tasked him with obtaining “all the books in the world.” The strategic hire appears to have been designed to replicate Google’s legally successful book digitization approach—the same scanning operation that survived copyright challenges and established key fair use precedents.
<While destructive scanning is a common practice among some book digitizing operations, Anthropic’s approach was somewhat unusual due to its documented massive scale. By contrast, the Google Books project largely used a patented non-destructive camera process to scan millions of books borrowed from libraries and later returned. For Anthropic, the faster speed and lower cost of the destructive process appears to have trumped any need for preserving the physical books themselves, hinting at the need for a cheap and easy solution in a highly competitive industry.
<Ultimately, Judge William Alsup ruled that this destructive scanning operation qualified as fair use—but only because Anthropic had legally purchased the books first, destroyed each print copy after scanning, and kept the digital files internally rather than distributing them. The judge compared the process to “conserv[ing] space” through format conversion and found it transformative. Had Anthropic stuck to this approach from the beginning, it might have achieved the first legally sanctioned case of AI fair use. Instead, the company’s earlier piracy undermined its position.

And I hope NONE of you retards are using any of these AI models if this is how companies are treating media.
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>>40150
The game is looking more and more promising. I'm also glad they brought back squads.
>>40151
Idiocracy tier. Of course the CEO is a kike. Also reminds me of the time machinima nuked all their videos without warning and of all the jewtube videos lost to time due to censorship. Don't take ANY data for granted, archive everything.
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>>40151
Words cannot express just how much I despise these companies.
The second Gaylo remake is even more atrocious than the first one
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>>40155
I bet they are going to kill the MCC soon so people will have to buy that remake instead.
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>>40156
no way. it has no mp, but they are going to remake the other games unfortunately

https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=ghu1ta8NuKM
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>>40157
Sergeant Johnson's dialogue feels like it was written by a redditor.
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>>40155
How'd they fuck it up?

>>40156
They don't have to "buy" the remake, though. Just play the original game that came out.
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>>40158
I guess the faggots who cant write any other way than that are the only ones getting hired by aaa studios. If you think thats bad get a load of this: https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=XintLfG7a6g

For me the worst part is the lighting and recycled assets. Everything has the same metallic shine: the human and covenant tech, forerunner structures, various props etc. It wasnt like that in the originals with their coherent artstyle. The animations are horrible too, slow and clumsy. Cortana looks like Jerma... The only thing it has going for it are the ue5 graphics.

>>40159
They fucked everything up, basically. This video does a good enough job at summing it up: https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=fTh7WxMzSN4
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>>40160
>https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=fTh7WxMzSN4
>Eight minutes into the video
<Removal of the religious nature of the Covenant's politics and ambitions
I can see this as being intentional because the Convenant was a soft stand-in for sandniggers, and Halo is just peppered with Abrahamic references and inspirations. In fact, the Brutes replacing the Elites due to the Elites not being "zealous enough" could not just be a stand-in for how Mudslimes act, but EVERY religious ideology these Progressive-fucks worship. It's not enough that you tolerate "trans people", now you need to be a " transally". It's not enough that you're giving minorities equal rights, you need to overthrow the current system in order for the minorities to rule over you. It's not enough that you Slavs kept your Communist ideology while trapped as a Nazi POW, you didn't believe it ENOUGH to the point that you could have fought off and defeated the technologically and numerically more advanced force of the Nazi Army. Yes, that actually happened.  In fact, look up Operation Keelhaul, where both American and England tried to return Russian POWs to the USSR, and how many of those POWs literally fought their extradition to the point of committing suicide because many of them knew that all that would happen upon their "glorious return" is being lined up against the wall and shot for not being "Communist enough" to "allow" themselves to be captured in the first place.
>>40160
There's a stiffness to these animations that makes it look like that one ancient Haloid animation by Monty Oum, lol.
>>40160
>https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=fTh7WxMzSN4
Finished watching the video, and the short version is that changes were made just for the sake of changing it, and the gameplay for a title that is rather infamously referred to as "Baby's First FPS" still somehow manages to be dumbed down even further to where the only reason you would fail is if you're lacking a functioning brain.
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Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!
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>>40148
>I'll try to get some sort of less time-consuming activity going for board regulars next week a jigsaw puzzle or similar if anyone is up for it.
I'd be up for some jigsaw puzzles. Do you plan to do those on the weekend as well?
>>40150
>As per usual, thanks for the files.
You're welcome.
>>40164
Happy CUNY Tuesday.
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>>40164
>i missed cuny tuesday
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>find old posts from some notorious anti anime retard
>loli profile picture
really makes you think
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How is Japan doing after the the earthquake?

>>40164
>>40165
Nice Rolls + other girls.
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>>40168
They had another one?
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>>40169
Yes. Like yesterday. I've just read it in the local paper.
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>>40168
>How is Japan doing after the the earthquake?
Thankfully for a strong earthquake, it seemed to be pretty localized.
https://www.data.jma.go.jp/multi/quake/quake_detail.html?eventID=20260728163148&lang=en
Most of the fatalities occurred at one shopping mall, as the second floor collapsed following an (apparently-related) explosion of some sort.
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>>40171
Goodness, it happened in Japan's semiconductor hub too.
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While looking for pixel art I discovered this game Girigiri Telephone Call it's called. I know nothing else about it but the art is super cute.

>>40172
>it happened in Japan's semiconductor hub
Not great on top of everything else going on with RAM and CPU prices.
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I can't believe Kavinsky is dead man
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>>40173
That looks cute but I'm afraid to look up the tags for this game.
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>>40004
This book just happened in real life...
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I've been reading some killer comic books lately.
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I like Pogo, it has some of the foundations that would serve to inspire stuff like Bone some years later, although I am not a fan of the political messaging. Would still recommend with an asterisk.
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Kelly's linework is brilliant, too. I could study his panels all day. Enough samefagging though, see you guys later.
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>>40167
Those people are hilariously pathetic. If they really hated it as much as they say they wouldn't watch any and stick to Western shows.
>>40174
>Died at 50 years old
Man that honestly fucking sucks. RIP.
>>40175
Tags seem to be mostly just phone sex and masturbation but I'll spoil it just in case.
>>40178
The Gunpowder Prophets one looks badass. Is this just a couple of guys shooting zombies with a little girl accompanying them?
>>40179
>>40180
Did Kelly work on the Berestein Bears too? I ask because Pogo's design reminds me of them.
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>>40174
It really sucks. I hated to hear it.
>>40181
>Tags seem to be mostly just phone sex and masturbation
It good to see when a dev doesn't feel the need to go to the extreme with things.
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>>40174
F
I'm planning to watch Drive tonight in honor of (never seen it before).
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Hey /digi/ I'd like to invite you to the Uncommon Time stream being held tomorrow Aug 1st at 2pm US central time. I hope you'll be able to funpost with us.
https://cytu.be/r/uncommontime
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>>40181
>Those people are hilariously pathetic. If they really hated it as much as they say they wouldn't watch any and stick to Western shows.
It's a form of troll's remorse, weeaboo's remorse.
>Man that honestly fucking sucks. RIP.
Yeah it took me out for a bit when I saw it on the news.
>Tags seem to be mostly just phone sex and masturbation
Huh, surprisingly tame tags all things considered, nothing that interests me though.
>The Gunpowder Prophets one looks badass. Is this just a couple of guys shooting zombies with a little girl accompanying them?
Basically, there's a little more nuance to it than that but yeah you get the gist of it, it's pretty gory though.
>Did Kelly work on the Berestein Bears too? I ask because Pogo's design reminds me of them.
I can see the resemblance but nope, just coincidental.
>>40182
>It good to see when a dev doesn't feel the need to go to the extreme with things.
Well that was 30 years ago, nowadays these games all have some mandatory "a little bit of something for everyone" bullshit going on.
>>40183
It's a fun movie, it has its moments. Highly memorable and stylized.
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The cliques that conform some modern internet artistic/dev circles of today are often rooted on older communities from yesteryear. Some of these people have known each other for decades,  there's so much overlap between some of these people, and a lot of the bigger names on NSFW communities are often just professionals under a pseudonym.
The degree to which online success can be measured as entirely organic is actually rather questionable.
A good example is a game I quite enjoy, Undertale, regardless of how I feel about the game itself, is not that much of a sporadic success, it partly became as big as it did because Toby Fox was friends with Fangamer staff (which started as a project by other Starmen users), Andrew Hussie and he got the help to get his game noticed by so many outlets and streamers that played it because of Fangamer's outreach.
its*
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You can put in the years but cronyism wins out in the end, networking is basically everything if you don't want to fail miserably.
This is why you just do things for the fun of it.
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This might be one of the greatest games ever made.
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>>40185
>it has its moments.
The hallway knock on his door was the best scene in the movie.
Why is this a flag?
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>>40192
why do you think this horse is so big
do you think they roided the horse
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>>40194
>do you think they roided the horse
Possibly, but maybe not. Draught horses can be even larger than that. Champion -tier Tennessee Walkers,  for example.
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>>40194
Please don't tell me it's an not ironic flag.
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30 minutes till the start of day 1. Hope to see you there.
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>>40195
damn you weren't kidding, those are some big ol horses
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>>40196
some old poster added it and it stuck because someone likes using it, i dont give a fuck about trump anymore personally.
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You're invited for endless pain and suffering!
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man this movie is fucking dogshit, sam raimi has lost his touch. it felt like a toned down take on his usual shtick and the main character is an insufferable, unlikable bitch, i couldn't really care about any character in this movie, kind of like a takashi miike film but even less entertaining.
also when some rich jew faggot living in some gated community in LA tries to lecture its audience about corporations or whatever, its really fucking cringe.
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>>40198
They were bred to be the original Cadillac for plantation owners back in the day. Their size is impressive, but their incredibly-smooth swaying ass motion when they're walking is hard to describe. It smooth & massive and feels like being on some giant roller skating machine.
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>>40199
So it's use is satirical, right?
>>40201
Like, what did you expect? Why would you even watch that?
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>>40202
I just checked some clips and they have a very peculiar gait to them, I wonder if thats natural.
>>40203
>So it's use is satirical, right?
i don't care if someone uses it because they like it.
>Like, what did you expect? Why would you even watch that?
Because I like the Evil Dead trilogy from sam raimi and was expecting something mildly competent from him but he is just another washed up hack way past his prime.
now I can't remember if he worked on the ash williams tv show, that was pretty fun but came out 12 years ago.
www.ifuckninjaturtles.uk
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>>40204
So it's not satirical? Why would you expect anything from jewish directors?
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>>40206
i just want to play chibi robo man
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why the fuck did i wait twenty years to play this game, its even better than the DS titles.
the latest game from the love-de-lic guys came out on Steam some months ago, maybe I'll buy it later if its anywhere near as good as chibi robo
>>40207
I heard the life span on rats is not long.
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>>40210
3 years on average, sadly.
>The lights dim as the soft techno beat—bown-chick-a-wown-wown—complements the action. And so begins Matthew C. Janicak’s ’04 animation piece, “The TMNTijuana Bibles.” Janicak, a VES concentrator, collaborated with Benjamin F. Dougan ’04 to create the animated teenage mutant ninja turtle porn for his final project in VES 53a, “Fundamentals of Animation.” The film received mixed reviews when it was screened at the end of the semester. “It was a mixture of keen interest and repulsion, leaning towards repulsion,” Dougan says. In comparison to other films shown that night, Dougan describes their piece as “more pornographic, more Ninja Turtle.” On second thought, he corrects himself, “mmm, equally Ninja Turtle, more pornographic.” Janicak received a B+ in the course but attributes the standard inflationary grade to his less than perfect attendance rather than the potentially offensive pornographic content of the film. “It was fair,” he admits, though adds that he thinks poorly of his professor.
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>>40182
>It good to see when a dev doesn't feel the need to go to the extreme with things.
Well to be fair it's not like you could take a game based around phone sex any further than that.
>>40185
>It's a form of troll's remorse, weeaboo's remorse.
So basically what Jewsh has been going through.
>Basically, there's a little more nuance to it than that but yeah you get the gist of it, it's pretty gory though.
I don't mind it, for a story like that it's just the standard.
>I can see the resemblance but nope, just coincidental.
I see.
>>40189
>This is why you just do things for the fun of it.
That's honestly the best philosophy.
>>40190
Looks fun.
>>40192
It's a carry-over from the previous board.
>>40203
>So it's use is satirical, right?
I decided to start using it after one specific day happened and intend to continue using it until his term is over. I do have an idea for a future flag though.
>>40201
That's very disappointing to hear because Raimi tends to make some great movies.
>>40205
Yeah I don't think I want to check that link.
>>40204
>Because I like the Evil Dead trilogy from sam raimi and was expecting something mildly competent from him but he is just another washed up hack way past his prime.
What do you think of his Spiderman trilogy?
>now I can't remember if he worked on the ash williams tv show, that was pretty fun but came out 12 years ago.
IMDB credits him as co-creator.
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>>40213
Are you talking about the staged assassination?
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>>40204
>I wonder if thats natural.
It is, but it's a bred-for trait (makes the riding far-smoother for the plantation owner than any other breed). It's one of the important traits the judging is based on (competitions are the primary use for such beasts today).
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Good news, everyone!
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>>40216
>15875 GB of data
>7500 laptops
That means about 2.1GB per laptop. Your meme is a bit outdated.
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>>40214
>Media spends eight years referring to the man as "literally Hitler"
>People start taking shots at the man they're told is "literally Hitler"
<Retards on the internet respond by declare, "It's fucking staged"
>>40215
I'd love to see one of those competitions in person one of these days.
Closest I've been to was this cow contest thing I went to as a child.
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I was thinking about starting a jiggie.fun room for this board in about an hour, does anyone here want to join? please respond to this before 5:00 PM EDT
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>>40220
Daily reminder that one of your neighbors here on Trashchan has been keeping a Jiggie cyclical going for years now.
>>>/comfy/4861

More the merrier if you joined with them instead.
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>>40220
I'd be up for it.
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>>40221
I'll try to join them next time. Thanks for the invitation.
>>40222
Nice trips, alright then. I will post the room at 5:00 PM EDT (human hours)
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ok here it is, small puzzle
idk why the room closed
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>>40225
I'm creating a new one.
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>>40226
ok
should i make another room instead?
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>>40229
Please do, you seem to have a better grasp of the website than I.
Here's the new room
https://jiggie.fun/PJh7Vo
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new puzzle
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new room
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>>40234
woah thats so cool
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>>40235
just generate a replay (Jiggie does all the work for you), then save it locally. Simple as.
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>>40236
ty
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>>40237
np
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Hey guys, Kazuma Kaneko opened a xitter account months ago. Yes, I had mentioned it before, but here's some updates on that:

Nowadays he's posting every single day and frequently answering fan questions, revealing tons of interesing details about Atlus history and lore from his decades-old time in the company. It's some absolutely amazing story content, and I highly recommend checking out his timeline if you have any interest in Atlus history. You can even feel free to shoot some questions of your own, if you have any. He seems to reply to just about anyone.
(I would post more screens here myself, but I'm quite busy with other things these days.)

Also, he just recently confirmed that he's started working on a new game that will not contain any gay eye slop. Nothing shown yet, but I'll keep an eye out.
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Thanks for dropping by everyone
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>>40241
Thank you for making it happen. This was really fun.
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>>40240
>Tall Man from Phantasm as inspiration
I knew it.
Is he still shilling AI though?
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>>40242
I also had fun, it was a nice change of pace from all the streaming.
>>40243
>Is he still shilling AI though?
He's still trying to advertise that dumb Tsukuyomi game, sadly yes. I hope he moves on soon.
>>40241
Good jerb. It was fun.  :3
>>40241
Sorry I couldn't be there, but I'm happy you had fun.
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>>40216
wew
>>40221
I want to join them at some point, doing jigsaw puzzles is fun.
>>40240
That's pretty great to hear. Hopefully there's some great storytimes out of it just like with the other SMT guys.
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It's funny seeing the replays to the puzzles from last night, especially the last ones, because we were having a bit of a hard time trying to piece together which ones belonged to whom (and also all the assembled ones being moved in different places).
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>>40213
>That's very disappointing to hear because Raimi tends to make some great movies.
I don't know what happened to him, maybe he is just old.
>What do you think of his Spiderman trilogy?
I really enjoyed the first two movies, although the third one was pretty underwhelming. Allegedly, studio interference was the main reason why it sucked so much ass.
>Looks fun.
It honestly feels like playing some come kids anime from the 2000s. It's pretty good, you should give it a try sometime. It's not particularly difficult or anything, and the characters are really well written.
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>>40249
there were just too many 2hus
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>>40250
Alright, I'll see if I can get Dolphin on this laptop and play it.
>>40251
Yeah but something similar happened with the Megaman girls puzzle. You can even see someone moving Roll's face aside for a second.
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Happy CUNY Tuesday by the way.
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What the fuck is a "Racial microaggression"
Just stop being black you dumb nigger lol
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>>40253
Happy CUNY Tuesday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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What these retarded normalfags posting "goyslop" memes don't understand is that we are not the same, I want both sides reduced to ashes.
Once streaming resumes, I think we should watch some X Files episodes among other things.
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We're starting duet and coda if you want to join!
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Good news, everyone!
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>>40259
Lol pls baleet.

Here's the weirdly good news!
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>>40260
>Here's the weirdly good news!
This is going to sound like I'm off my meds (But I've never been medicated in the first place), but the entire Cold War fear over "Muh Nu-klee-are Horo-cost" was just fake bullshit pushed by the Communists in Pedowood to scare the public.
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>>40261
Yeah because nukes were made up by the joos
praise jesus
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>>40262
No, nukes are real, but all the fear about them "killing everyone" was fake. More than anything else, it was a demoralization tactic used to get people to "give up" fighting against the USSR because of how there would be "no reason" to fight them if everyone was "dead".

In fact, we're seeing similar bullshit coming out today when it comes to anything regarding West Taiwan or the Muslim world. How we should be "assimilate" with them rather than treat them as a enemy.
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>>40263
>but all the fear about them "killing everyone" was fake.
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>>40264
Not him, but the supposedly cataclysmic effects of all out nuclear exchanges were and are mostly unknown. 
But to this day such apocalyptic narratives are propagated because it benefits all sides involved.
Personally, I like it that way, what we do know that nukes do is bad enough. So if this mysticism surrounding them scares the niggercattle from abusing them, all the better.
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>>40265
>>>40264
>Not him, but the supposedly cataclysmic effects of all out nuclear exchanges were and are mostly unknown. 
Only one way to find out
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>>40265
>what we do know that nukes do is bad enough. So if this mysticism surrounding them scares the niggercattle from abusing them, all the better.
But it's a lie
All it creates is a society of fear and panic that allow for moral busybodies to lord over everyone else.
<"anyon, you better watch what you say when you talk to a Rooskie/Nork/Sandnigger or we will 'all' will die because you offended him."
Fuck that shit.
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actual psp release
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>>40267
Well I think if everyone had nuclear weapons AND were afraid to use them then we could forgo all this faggy industrialized war bullshit and go back to solving disputes with duels of champions like actual men.

PS: Well well isn't that a nice captcha?
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>>40269
>7 goy hy
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>>40269
>if everyone had nuclear weapons AND were afraid to use them then we could forgo all this faggy industrialized war bullshit
The industrialization of warfare happened entirely BECAUSE of Communists like Openheimer and Fuchs demanding "shared control" of nuclear weapons, and secretly giving the Soviets the documents to build their own bombs. Do you actually know what was a leading factor to the USSR collapsing? It was the fact that we outspent them on every avenue, to the point that we don't actually have any "solid evidence" on just how much money the USSR was spending just to keep up and "surpass" the American government because they kept playing around with their figures of where the money was "sourced" from and how their "official budgets" were announced at the start of the year as opposed to after the year was over.

But then I've also seen the argument that it wasn't even the Soviets that caused such a massive push for the industrialization in the first place. And what should be attributed as the "actual" cause was Japan attacking us with our pants down. As we were a country in the middle of deindustrialization, and so Japan attacked on the belief that we would be "too crippled" of a nation to fight back effectively.
>and go back to solving disputes with duels of champions like actual men
My advise is that you go join a European military if you want to fight like "actual men" as opposed to being a military that WINS WARS. All these "codes of honor" proved to be bullshit that did nothing except waste lives. Just ask the Chinese.
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Newgrounds reviews are filled with some of the most retarded people imaginable.
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> Well I think if everyone had nuclear weapons AND were afraid to use them then we could forgo all this faggy industrialized war bullshit
I see you have missed most developments in warfare since the late Middle Ages. First of all the introduction of organized infantry almost obsoleted armored cavalry like Knights and. Cataphracts. Shot and pike finished the idea of deciding battles by champion duels for good. Industry grew during the 16th to 18th because of warfare. Pikes and fire arms enable anyone to fight so the states started to get the need to mass produce them. This how some of the first manufactories popped up. 

That Industrial warfare you are whining about emerged from the trenches of World War 1 when smoke less gun powder made the rifle deadlier than ever and tiny cannons had been replaced with howitzers. By then populations of entire countries besides the armies fighting it were more or less involved in the great war, since national industrial bases was the main source of supplies and (completely equipped) reinforcements. Neither the Soviets nor nukes caused industrialized warfare.

>>40272
Doesn't it go for most review sections nowadays?
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Oh my. Looks like some people have no idea about the being and becoming of industrialized warfare. I'll whip up something on it later. 

>>40261
I won't ask if you have been living under rock. Instead I point out that Nuclear Winter is known to be a Soviet hoax for decades. 

>>40265
Tell that the US that is using tactical nuclear weapons for decades.
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>>40274
>Looks like some people have no idea about the being and becoming of industrialized warfare.
That's partially because no one ever talks about it. Because it would defeat a lot of their arguments. Like how no one ever talks about the fact that, before the atomic bomb, the "scary weapon" people were using as justification for why we have to "end all wars" was mustard gas, a weapon which we treat today as a joke.
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>>40274
>I'll whip up something on it later.
>>40275
>mustard gas, a weapon which we treat today as a joke.
Horseshit. No one who matters treats any of the CBRN weapons as a "joke".

>vid
Heh, I remember that event. I don't think I've seen that clip before though. Have it with audio?
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>>40277
>Have it with audio?
Check that its fine. My audio had stopped working for some reason.
You're invited to day six of UT
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Youtube has become the harbinger of death for all passion projects and organic culture overall.
Particularly egregious are Youtube 'video essayists' and the like who simply focus on repackaging culture into an easily digestible format that will convey the bare minimum information under a slant that adheres to often mainstream and socially acceptable talking points. 
Those making this content aren't looking to foster genuine discussion, they just want to be seen as gurus, commentators or some other authority figure because its entirely entrepreneur-minded, money's around for them in the form of sponsorships, merch and paid subscriptions.
I guess this technically applies to other mainstream platforms as well but I don't really use them.
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Addendum: Every dumb nigger out there wants to become a brand, any vtumor has their own merch, every edgy artist is willing to tone down their content so they can be easily marketed. There's no push back from anyone either, everyone complies to the narrative. The mighty shekel owns you, everything must be in your "portfolio"
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>>40281
Have you ever considered that the main problem is that you're just watching the most "popular" people out there? Though I have seen Asmongold spout some extreme stuff.  And/or that you've been successfully brainwashed by the Socialist-controlled media to beleve that money is the "root of all evil"?
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Instead of a harmless long post about the all the innovations that led to industrialized warfare, a little review of a game over time, let's dissolve this dead air with a little review of a game I got for cheap.

Bloodshed
Bloodshed by com8com1 Software is yet a Vampire Survivors clone that is also a horde FPS like Serious Sam. With 3 episodes consisting of 4 levels each, like 83 and 6 unlockable characters its also a pretty short game. The attraction here are the characters that go from normal people like a cowboy to demons and some priest flailing around with a chain whip. Besides, a weapon, each character comes with a special move to make them feel distinct from each other after you unlocked all the signature weapons for entire roster. 

graphics
The "nostalgic" software render resembles Monolith's Blood how some people misremember it. They look good enough for what they want to convey, but they won't set the world on fire either.  

gameplay
This is where this falls apart. Is it me, or are the enemies really much dumber than Wolf3D Nazis? All what most monster so is zipping to the player in the hope of overwhelming him. As the intellectual titans they are even when the players can not be reached but could be shot at. The game very stingy with the health items which makes live regeneration practically mandatory for beating the game. The gun play ... gets the job done. Sorry, there is not much new you can do with  2 pistols, 2 shotguns a MP and a rocket launcher. 

7/10, get it on sale. 

>>40281
If you ask me, you make this sound like a lame version of post capitalism. I have experienced pretty much the same with multiple bloggers from a certain community. Some of them are still prolific writers.

>>40282
I wouldn't go as far as talking about brainwashing. There is however something to the idea that Anyon has only seen the people the very people youtube is pushing onto his time lime. Curation has become an enormous problem on the internet and youtube in particular. Also some channels and their audiences are getting actively fucked with on the site itself. This is why I am living out of RSS feed reader.
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>>40282
I'm not watching any of these people, i am just making a general observation about the current online media landscape.
>>40283
>If you ask me, you make this sound like a lame version of post capitalism. I have experienced pretty much the same with multiple bloggers from a certain community. Some of them are still prolific writers.
You sound like a fag but anyway, I've seen it first hand,  multiple artists have pretty much entirely given up on their original target audience after reaching certain follower thresholds within 'outsider' communities, therefore branching out onto more mainstream platforms where they can sanitize their content for broader appeal. I've talked about specific examples here before, even people from Mastodon/Fediverse art circles who decided they wanted to make money so they ditched the people who gave them any attention in the first place. I prefer not to give specific examples because it waters down the conversation and shifts the focus of it, but I feel obliged as soon as people begin misconstruing what I said.
Enjoy your game or whatever.
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is it obliged or obligated, i always mix up the two...
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Finished the first volume of Books of Blood. Second to last story "Sex, Death and Starshine" was a fun look at the theatre industry. With some romanticizing but also enough bite and selfawareness that makes it avoid feeling too theatre kid-like. I wouldn't call it a scary story, but it was solid.
The last story of the volume "In the Hills, the Cities" is by far the worst of what I have readed until now though. The premise of whole towns in rural Serbia creating giant human mechs by tying themselves up and fighting each other is presented and narrated in a manner way too silly to take it seriously. The characters are boring ,including the laughably forced gay sex scene to try to make them interesting, and the ending is complete nonsense.
Still, I think the first volume is worth recommendating. As aside from this last story, the rest of the compilation is overall good with some notable moments. Will continue reading by going into the second volume.
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>>40283
>post capitalism
That's a Marxist term, there is no such thing. In fact, "Post Capitalism" is used in reference to the turning of society from a Capitalism one into a Socialist one, per Marx's theory on societal progression.

>>40284
>multiple artists have pretty much entirely given up on their original target audience after reaching certain follower thresholds within 'outsider' communities, therefore branching out onto more mainstream platforms where they can sanitize their content for broader appeal
This is just a personal anecdote, but all the people that have seen do this fall into two categories. The first is the people just chasing clout and almost always fail. The second is just someone branching out because they don't want to "always" do erotic content 24/7, 365. And a simple way to determine if they're falling into the former instead of the latter is if (A) they deleted their entire library of past content and/or (B) sound like they've gone through some "spiritual awakening".
>I've talked about specific examples here before, even people from Mastodon/Fediverse art circles who decided they wanted to make money so they ditched the people who gave them any attention in the first place.
In some ways, it's a rather ironic action and shows the person's mindset because...why not just open comissions and tipping doing the same thing you've always been doing? Or even further, find other avenues to make money so that you can continue to do your projects as a hobby instead of for money.
>I prefer not to give specific examples because it waters down the conversation
Examples strength your argument. Otherwise it comes across like you're complaining about bullshit that almost never happens, or that just happened once.
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>This is just a personal anecdote, but all the people that have seen do this fall into two categories. The first is the people just chasing clout and almost always fail. The second is just someone branching out because they don't want to "always" do erotic content 24/7, 365. And a simple way to determine if they're falling into the former instead of the latter is if (A) they deleted their entire library of past content and/or (B) sound like they've gone through some "spiritual awakening".
I've heard the excuse that payment providers tightening the grip on what they allow has forced many people to seek different avenues of content like what baalbuddy did (who now panders to normalfags with safe horny memes based on fotm garbage), but many of these people still post borderline erotic content that is safe enough to still post on platforms like Xitter while remaining socially acceptable for the doomscrolling normalcattle to consume.
>In some ways, it's a rather ironic action and shows the person's mindset because...why not just open comissions and tipping doing the same thing you've always been doing? Or even further, find other avenues to make money so that you can continue to do your projects as a hobby instead of for money.
>Examples strength your argument. Otherwise it comes across like you're complaining about bullshit that almost never happens, or that just happened once.
This all basically came to mind after I started thinking about certain artists like Pokoro (doko) who had a sudden change of heart regarding his art, he got popular on Baraag and Fanbox posting lolicon content, while doing this he was consequentially working on his webcomic, which while not NSFW, it was definitely aimed at his already cultivated audience, while he updated his comic he also drew 'official' nsfw art of it which he posted to baraag and other platforms, until one day he somehow managed to strike an agreement with namicomi and i think shueisha to freely post his art on their website, and decided to dump his old audience, go all out on this new potential demographic, make a bluesky account and act like he never posted this content, entirely removing it from the internet. Completely disregarding the fact that many people posting on manga/webcomic sites still post NSFW content on the side. It's this way of pandering to a niche audience to use them as a stepping stone to mainstream avenues that disgusts me.
Then you have people like orenjipiiru  who I'd argue are even worse because they actively pander to normalfags on a daily basis with memey "hehe le loli uoh xd" bullshit while amassing thousands of subscribers on xitter, using the cropped or toned down X approved stuff to lure them to these outsider communities so they can give him money on fanbox.
All I am trying to say here is probably that I hate sellouts and culture vultures, don't get me started on vtumors. Feel free to shit on my takes if you want.
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All I know about Books of Blood is that it has a movie adaptation that I never cared to watch because of its relatively low score, not that horror films are ever held in particularly high regard in spite of merit.
Thanks for the update anyon, I will share what I am currently reading as well. It's something of an adaptation of Mega Man Legends, taking place between both games and sort of bridging them together but referencing other Mega Man works along the way which is rather confusing to me because I haven't read any other Mega Man udon comics.
You're invited to day 7! Don't just sit there come have fun.
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>>40287
> That's a Marxist term
Not used in a Marxian sense when I've discovered it. What I actually meant by that a decentralized free market economy where everything is so extremely modular that people don't have to depend on markets to even exist.

You can blame Feral Historian from youtube for this. 

>>40284
> I've seen it first hand,  multiple artists have pretty much entirely given up on their original target audience after reaching certain follower thresholds within 'outsider' communities, therefore branching out onto more mainstream platforms where they can sanitize their content for broader appeal
These people strike me as clout chasers or grifters. These are the sort of people who love going up to niche audiences and then rug pull them once they got the grift going. Sad "local" example: Yanderedev . 

At least they (or rather hopefully) they aren't as petty as a certain 90s edge lord was who had black balled one of his fans from a gig at some bachelor's rag for mildly criticizing him. 

>>40287
> In some ways, it's a rather ironic action and shows the person's mindset because...why not just open comissions and tipping doing the same thing you've always been doing? 
Maybe because it got harder and harder to earn money online with smut. Especially if your the themes in your art are way too transgressive. Some payment processor's morality clauses have gotten pretty ridiculous recently. 

> Or even further, find other avenues to make money so that you can continue to do your projects as a hobby instead of for money.
Pride? I honestly have no idea why some people wouldn't continue as hobbyist. 

>>40288
That Pokoro sounds just like the sort of interloper who would gate crash virtual communities for money and clout. There was an issue in a extremely loosely organized community involving THOTs pretending to be traditional house wives. This was so severe that one of the guys involved in the community for years decided to create a parody he intended to decline into total perversion (like some in poorly written corruption hentai). He ended up cancelling the project since he started to feel bad for all the thirsty blokes he intended to troll after reading all their comments. 

>>40289
Tried to find out what a Udon Entertainment was and just learned that there is new Lodoss manga. Thanks.
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>>40288
>these people still post borderline erotic content that is safe enough to still post on platforms like Xitter
What do you mean by "borderline erotic content"? Because some of the Twatter artists that I follow (Using an RSS feed and Nitter) posts some pretty degenerate stuff.
>make a bluesky account 
That's a definate red flag for me regarding anybody. While I don't believe that "every" person who has a FagSky is a raging Progressive, it happens far too often to discount that person being one. Especially when there are SO many other alternative social media platforms you can use if you don't like Musky Balls. At this point, I see a FagSky link as equivalent to pronouns or a pride flag.
>It's this way of pandering to a niche audience to use them as a stepping stone to mainstream avenues that disgusts me.
You're getting no argument out of me.
>using the cropped or toned down X approved stuff to lure them to these outsider communities so they can give him money on fanbox
A bunch of creators do this, even Japanese ones. And I don't see it as much of an issue because I understand that the "goal" is to get you to subscribe to their Fanbox/Patreon/SubStar, which is how they make their money. The people who I WILL draw issue with is those who entirely lock their content behnd paywalls or bitch about being "poor" while using someone else's content and characters to create their works.

>>40291
>Some payment processor's morality clauses have gotten pretty ridiculous recently.
That I understand. And I can agree that we should find more avenues for creators to be able to receive money without processors lording of them regarding what content they can release. But I also think this is eventually going to just reach the point where the only real "option" is to send physical money over the mail to a P.O. Box. If not checks or something like GoldBacks. And if even that is becomes an issue, perhaps direct ordering gift cards and sending them to the creator.
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>>40289
>All I know about Books of Blood is that it has a movie adaptation that I never cared to watch because of its relatively low score
I know it has both a movie and a TV show. Maybe when I finish to read more stories I will gave it a watch if I'm in the mood for an horror movie. I don't have very high expectations. The stories I've readed so far are very hard to translate to cinema, as they are very introspective heavy. "Pig Blood Blues" is the only I could see being good adaptable source for a movie. As the atmosphere and descriptions gave it a very cinematic vibe. There would still need a few changes it (that ending...) to made it work.
>not that horror films are ever held in particularly high regard in spite of merit.
Nah. If anything I feel horror it's starting to feel overhyped and saturated. Part of it I think it's for good reasons as it seems the only genre Hollywood allows to have original stories without the need to tie it to some franchise crap. Probably because most horror movies are cheap as hell to make so the studios don't risk much money making them.
But I am not of a fan of recent horror trends. First was the pretentious as hell "elevated horror" shit (basically movies with a wannabe arthouse aesthetic and the most obvious symbolism and messages). Now it seems Hollyweird will try to get Jewtubers to direct or taking other Internet shit to make movies.
>It's something of an adaptation of Mega Man Legends, taking place between both games and sort of bridging them together but referencing other Mega Man works along the way which is rather confusing to me because I haven't read any other Mega Man udon comics.
Legends it's one of the Megaman series I have never played yet. I'm thinking of giving it a try later but I have other vidya to play so it will have to wait.
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>>40289
>not that horror films are ever held in particularly high regard in spite of merit.
>>40293
The problems I find with horror films is that they just become very predictable very quickly, along generally being very cheap. Like how many ways can you kill people until it stops being "scary" and becomes stupid or laughable? Especially when vidya has done a great job of desenitizing us with Mortal Kombat, Manhunt, and loads of other things. Isn't there other things that are more horrifying than people dying in increasingly creative ways?
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>What do you mean by "borderline erotic content"? Because some of the Twatter artists that I follow (Using an RSS feed and Nitter) posts some pretty degenerate stuff.
Highly alluring content that doesn't explicitly show any genitals. Usually done by lolicon artists to remain unbanned on retarded platforms like Musk's shitting grounds.
>That's a definate red flag for me regarding anybody. While I don't believe that "every" person who has a FagSky is a raging Progressive, it happens far too often to discount that person being one. Especially when there are SO many other alternative social media platforms you can use if you don't like Musky Balls. At this point, I see a FagSky link as equivalent to pronouns or a pride flag.
There's absolutely no reason to use Bluesky unless you are a virtue signaling faggot of some sort, with very rare exceptions like some japs who go there because they can't speak English so they don't know how stupid it is.
>A bunch of creators do this, even Japanese ones. And I don't see it as much of an issue because I understand that the "goal" is to get you to subscribe to their Fanbox/Patreon/SubStar, which is how they make their money. The people who I WILL draw issue with is those who entirely lock their content behnd paywalls or bitch about being "poor" while using someone else's content and characters to create their works.
While I agree that the goal is often to lure people in to their paywalled content, many of these artists get a little too friendly with the xitter crowd and then they realize that they aren't actually welcome on said site, happened to that retard orenji with a certain meme he made that breached containment.
>>40291
>That sounds just like the sort of interloper who would gate crash virtual communities for money and clout. 
Absolutely.
>Tried to find out what a Udon Entertainment was and just learned that there is new Lodoss manga. Thanks.
Interesting, I had no idea this was still a thing.
>>40293
>I know it has both a movie and a TV show. Maybe when I finish to read more stories I will gave it a watch if I'm in the mood for an horror movie. I don't have very high expectations. The stories I've readed so far are very hard to translate to cinema, as they are very introspective heavy. "Pig Blood Blues" is the only I could see being good adaptable source for a movie. As the atmosphere and descriptions gave it a very cinematic vibe. There would still need a few changes it (that ending...) to made it work.
Speaking of terrible movie adaptations, i am always reminded of The Lawnmower Man which didn't bear any resemblance to its source material aside from its title. Still makes me laugh. But worry not, as long as its horror, producers will find a way to turn it into a movie somehow, often with disastrous results.
>Nah. If anything I feel horror it's starting to feel overhyped and saturated. Part of it I think it's for good reasons as it seems the only genre Hollywood allows to have original stories without the need to tie it to some franchise crap. Probably because most horror movies are cheap as hell to make so the studios don't risk much money making them.
Ever since the slasher craze of the 80s, it feels like horror has been the only genre that was allowed to persist outside from the mainstream mainstay franchises. I'd like to blame Matrix for effectively killing everything below high budget blockbusters.
>But I am not of a fan of recent horror trends. First was the pretentious as hell "elevated horror" shit (basically movies with a wannabe arthouse aesthetic and the most obvious symbolism and messages). Now it seems Hollyweird will try to get Jewtubers to direct or taking other Internet shit to make movies.
This is the next big one, analog horror inspired "children's show gone evil" with a bunch of big names attached to it. This probably costed nothing to make and will reap fortunes. Between these and the A24 snooze fests, I think I'd rather not watch anything.
>Legends it's one of the Megaman series I have never played yet. I'm thinking of giving it a try later but I have other vidya to play so it will have to wait.
I'm not sure about this but it might be getting decompiled soon so you might want to look into that eventually. 
Not that there isn't a PC port, but it's not too great.
>>40294
And then you have whatever the fuck shit like Smilers Den Deluxxx is supposed to be.
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Good selection.
>>40268
Any updates on this?
>>40285
I always heard "obliged" in the sense of being thankful so probably "obligated" makes more sense in that context.
>>40293
>Legends it's one of the Megaman series I have never played yet. I'm thinking of giving it a try later but I have other vidya to play so it will have to wait.
Do it for Tron Bonne.
>>40295
That's pretty cute although I do miss the yukkuri Dejiko you had.
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>>40257
Do you mean next week or when you go back to TNG/Sumomomo/whatever else? In either case, I don't mind.
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>>40297
>Any updates on this?
Yeah I found some now out of stock posts on some Japanese auction sites or something like that, I don't know exactly what they were but that's about it, I believe this version is lost media.
>I always heard "obliged" in the sense of being thankful so probably "obligated" makes more sense in that context.
Yeah you are right, my bad.
>That's pretty cute although I do miss the yukkuri Dejiko you had.
I'll admit I loved that one as well, but since imgbox shat the bed, I thought about starting fresh. Also thanks, I thought it was cute as well even if the character is never explicitly stated to be male or female, I draw her as a girl though.
do you think the facial expression is okay or would a simple smile work better
>>40298
When we go back to the regular schedule, unless you want me to take over the movie stuff and replace it with some x files best of.
Also thanks for the Tron Bonne, i love her
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also trash boat, do you want an oekaki avatar for yourself? im feeling like doodling,let me know.
i mostly just draw lolis
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>>40297
>Any updates on this?
The UMD-PG releases of erotic visual novels on the PSP? It's pretty much exactly that. What happened is that there are "two" types of UMD discs that were released for the PSP, game discs and video discs. The game discs are exactly what they sound like, but the movie discs is what allowed this loop-hole to happen. Because of these being released as "videos", what you had several visual novel companies do is release the PSP equivalent of their DVD visual novel releases (Sometimes dubbed "DVD-PG"). And since these are technically "videos", they didn't have to comply with CERO in order to see a release. Which is how they got away with releasing uncensored erotica on a game console. Basically like playing erotic DVDs on your PS2 or Xbox.

And in case you need to ask, yes, Sony was allowing the release of porn on the PSP and they knew about it as they were the sole distributor of UMDs. As there was not just this but LOADS of straight-up porn videos released as UMDs, even here in the West like the hentai La Blue Girl. And there was a stink about this, but Sony didn't give two shits at the time because they were making a lot of money selling UMD video discs to porno companies in Japan.

Back to the UMD-PG releases, there's something like 50-100 of these things floating around, with everything from Bible Black to School Days to Futanari Magical Girl: https://vndb.org/r?q=UMD-PG

Also, to anyone interested in playing these things, keep in mind that you can only do so on a PSP because these are still UMD Video releases at the end of the day. Meaning that they cannot be emulated through PPSSPP or openned in Adrenaline on the Vita, as neither of them support the PSP's UMD video playback functionality.
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>>40299
>Yeah I found some now out of stock posts on some Japanese auction sites or something like that, I don't know exactly what they were but that's about it, I believe this version is lost media.
That sucks. I wish Redump would do a set for UMDs to avoid things like this happening.
>spoiler
I'm not familiar with the character so if it's supposed to be a serious person then it would make sense to have that expression. Regardless, I think it's fine the way it is.
>When we go back to the regular schedule, unless you want me to take over the movie stuff and replace it with some x files best of.
I have a couple of movie ideas after next week's but if I run out of options we can swap the movie slot with X Files.
>Also thanks for the Tron Bonne, i love her
You're welcome.
>>40300
Sure, go ahead. A loli is fine.
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>>40301
I meant mostly the incest UMD shared earlier but I appreciate the information about these as well. Thank you for the explanation.
>>40302
>That sucks. I wish Redump would do a set for UMDs to avoid things like this happening.
Yeah especially when you consider how prone to damage UMD discs are. Someone needs to dump those things.
>I'm not familiar with the character so if it's supposed to be a serious person then it would make sense to have that expression. Regardless, I think it's fine the way it is.
Yes, very serious bookworm type. I'll keep it that way
>I have a couple of movie ideas after next week's but if I run out of options we can swap the movie slot with X Files.
Sounds good, every episode of X Files is very self contained much like TNG.
>Sure, go ahead. A loli is fine.
any specific girl? any expression? skin color
>>40301
I didn't realize there were that many, wow. I only had some mainstream movies on UMD video. I wonder if these eroge have all the transition effects and saving features you'd expect from a VN, I'm guessing so given that they are essentially mini dvds and those had functioning menus.
Thanks for the link dude. Now I need a new PSP, given that I sold mine years ago.
Or maybe I should go for a Vita? no idea if the PSP 3000 is still the best model or people use a Vita or PSP Go now.
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>>40304
>Sounds good, every episode of X Files is very self contained much like TNG.
Perfect.
>any specific girl? any expression? skin color
I don't have any specific choice in mind right now so I'll leave it to you.
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>>40305
It's really odd that they are shilling some AI grift but good to hear its back.
>>40304
>I wonder if these eroge have all the transition effects and saving features you'd expect from a VN
From what I understand, the saving feature was done through a password system due to the lack of an actual "save" function for videos.
>Now I need a new PSP, given that I sold mine years ago.
>Or maybe I should go for a Vita?
You really cannot go wrong with getting either, so it mostly depends on if you want to be able to play those UMD-PGs games and be able to rip PSP discs yourself or have access to the Vita's library. I personally have both a PSP and the Vita TV, so I sort of have the best of both worlds.
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>From what I understand, the saving feature was done through a password system due to the lack of an actual "save" function for videos.
Oh, so it's like those old adventure games for the famicom, that's cool...in a way.
<You really cannot go wrong with getting either, so it mostly depends on if you want to be able to play those UMD-PGs games and be able to rip PSP discs yourself or have access to the Vita's library. I personally have both a PSP and the Vita TV, so I sort of have the best of both worlds.
Entirely forgot about Vita TV, thanks for reminding me. i might get one of those eventually. Although playing UMDs on a console is pretty cool as well.
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>Kaneko suddenly deleted all his Atlus-related tweets
FUCK my life, man! I didn't get to archive most of them.
I'm guessing some executive faggots at Sega or Colopl must have forced him to do this.

Even so, I can't hold him entirely blameless here, 'cause he did this in the most fucking spineless way possible, without even the slightest advance warning. It was the least he could do, man. Just a few hours would have been fair enough. But he didn't even give us a minute.
(I know I'm posting about it a day late ITT, but trust me I was there, browsing Nitter live when it happened.)
I'm not blameless either, of course. I know I've been neglecting the archives for too long. With so many interesting things game devs post on their blogs these days, I should have been smarter and archived more regularly.
Well, in my defense, the archive sites are known to be faulty and struggle to work properly sometimes. They're an indispensable tool, no doubt, but the constant trial-and-error nature of the beast caused me to burn out for some time, felt like too much of a chore. But the point stands that I got too lazy and careless.

Fortunately, I'm having a much easier time archiving stuff today than usual, so that's what I've been doing all day. I'm making progress, but it's a long road. I'll have more screens to share later.
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Whenever I am neither read real books nor play vidyas nor watch some shit, I surf the web and sometimes end up reading an entire blog. One of them is ran by someone calling himself the the last Psychiatrist and obviously concerns Psychiatry. Especially Narcissism and the psychological mechanisms behind Propaganda. This particular place came to my mind together with an post I have misremembered to be on it after reading about all the rug pulling some internet artists like to do nowadays. Sadly the guy never wrote an article about subcultures killing themselves. Its not often that I let beams cross like this, but some of blog's themes are pretty apropos to yesterday's discussion about the gay antics of NSFW artists. Let's have little sample before I talk about that other thing. 

If you're watching, its for you
I think this has to be the most famous one by name, since the headline had been memed to death elsewhere. The gist of the meme is also disarmingly simple: Whatever you are watching or reading is for you. The text itself rather deals with the eternal adolescence of boomers. The occasion for the article was a the author noticing that late night TV shows are actually made for old people rather than younger people as their raunchy humor had suggested.
https://archive.ph/wrBou


5 Things You Need To Understand About Wikileaks Before You Celebrate
Fascinating, but not exactly what I am looking for. According to this, Wikileaks made the MSM stronger, made leaking classified material popular not easier, Assange attempted to stop the US departments from coordinating between wach other (for whatever reason) and Wikileaks' popularity was a product of the Bush era. Also the winner of this was Big Business since the very existence of Wikileaks made Internet regulation even thinkable. And what we are dealing with right now? Oh yeah, more and more Internet regulation that has been popping up everywhere. 
https://archive.ph/BU8ie

The Action Movie Fairy Tale, What Was The Matrix?, Reality Responds To The Matrix
> A marginal guy must save a hot chick from bad guys; when he does, he gets the girl
If this sounds like a fairy tale, its because it is one. According to this, people can't get it up anymore, because they have out of whack expectations about how relationships are supposed to begin. With the guy killing 30 terrorists and getting rewarded of course. In reality many boys who got brought up on this had reached wizardry in during the late 2000s instead of finding true love through accomplishments. Thankfully the US arts industry was commercially oriented enough to flood the entire 2000s with strong tomboys. With this is in mind, the article suggests 3 reactions; Get fucked up on drugs The example there is alcoholism, accept reality or become schizoid to maintain that gay hope that one day the fairy tale becomes real and you indeed know Kung-fu. Now what's the shrink's hang up with the Matrix? 

According to the article following, it middle aged narcissist want to have one foot in fantasy and Matrix feeds into that[1]. It starts witth the story of Neo, who has a relatively normal life. Except there is a sense of falseness to all reality and he feels a certain lack of agency. Unlike most other heroes Neo isn't unfinished, he is just undiscovered.DOGCATMOUSE :^) DOGCATMOUSEDOGCATMOUSE. Anyway, the schizotypical state is such a convenient way out if life didn't turn out as expected. Sure, the guy indulging in such assburger fantasies does in fact not know what to do in all those unlikely events he is fantasizing about, but he thinks does. This is how the narcissitic supply is synthesized in such a mindset. Since sudden knowledge is impossible[2], this nonsense needs an Anchor to make the presuppositions for it a given. The next section also suggests several like credit debt or God as your personal genie. According to my opinion most fascinating section part deals with all the lessons some people learn from Matrix. Number one is of information is knowledge. The accumulation of Trivia is not exactly knowledge, isn't it? I think I don't have to list any of examples from the text since the fandom tourist phenomena should provide more than enough. The spiciest one of the bunch is "Self-Identification Transcends All"; Saying what he is the narcissists answer to the inevitability of death. It is also the same premise that enabled the tranny circus we had to deal with. Some people would say its just a movie. Its not. First of all the Matrix contains more esoterica and philosophy than most people walk by during their entire lives. Sure, you may have not watched the movie, but enough other people did. This is more than sufficient to spreads its ideas around. The last post of this series starts with a bold statement: 9/11 should have been the end to the postmodern era. Those attacks came with 3 Narcissistic injuries. They defied most people views on size and time of death. 2500 Americans and also the entire World Trade Center? No way! They violated the concept of a story, because it was a total surprise and it revealed how powerless we are. Nobody knew Kung-fu when the time to strike came. The first reaction was rage followed by denial like 2 years later. the author of this blog post series couldn't wrap his head around. Two years later and society was returned to habits and became narcissistic again. Not even the great recession of 2008 could dampen that. The entire series concludes with the notion that cultural change is impossible and generational change has to occur to end cultural narcissiscism. 

https://archive.ph/cH4gd
https://archive.ph/elIUt
https://archive.ph/i6paI


[1] There are many more interesting themes and some subrosa nonsense in the Matrix. The article simply doesn't address this. At least I can assure you, that most faggots getting narcissistic supply from movies don't give a shit about any of that.
[2] Outside the same sort of freak accident that turn normal people into idiot savants or unfeeling psychopaths like Oscar Dirlewanger. You're welcome XD 
[3] A narcissistic injury is the butthurt narcissists feel when he learns that his prefered identiy is not accepted by other people. Most internet meltdowns are caused by that.

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I am affected too. I have uploaded some assets for one of my applications to it. Looks like all our stuff will be gone for a while.
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Ah yes. Here we finally are.

Geeks, MOPs, and sociopaths in subculture evolution
This article is all about how subcultures kill themselves by incautious growth. Its chapter from the experimental HTML book Meaningness which concerns the quality of being meaningful and/or meaningless. 
Subcultures were were the very motor of creative cultural expression between around 1965[1] to early 2000s, when they weren't anymore. The main thesis is that all subcultures have been ruined by outside interlopers which can be sorted in two distinct groups.

> Sociopaths
Nuff said. We see those people as grifters nowadays. Those are the faggots that destroy subcultures with their rentseeking.
>MOPs
aka Casuals, Tourists or Secondaries

Before any subculture could form, there is usually some scene. Is this case a scene of creators. The creators' new thing attract fanatics. Both of those groups are geeks who do love their thing. If the scene remains sufficiently geeky, it remains niche. If you can appreciate whatever the scene is making without overcoming a steep learning curve, you'll eventually get secondaries. At first they welcomed. Tolerating them provides enough revenue to enable some of the creators to go pro and full time pros create more of their thing at a higher quality. After the scene had been saturated with enough secondaries, a subculture forms[2]. Secondaries become a problem if there are too many of them. Since most of them normalfags, they often want to sand of the edges of whatever its; be it new music, a medium or some activity. Despite that fact that the geeks generously built a scene they can passively soak in. Most annoyingly, they want to relate in subcultural spaces like Normalfags and also talk about normalfag stuff while the geeks just want to talk about that thing they came together for. Fanatics may be generous, but they haven't signed up to serve other geeks, not normies.
The real headaches begin with the sociopath arrive at the subculture to rent seek. They worm themselves into the scene by befriending select creators, mirroring them (but more suave). Sometimes they do some creating. Although its usually not the most creative attempt.[3]
The Geeks may not fall for the Sociopaths completely, but they also usually have no clue what they are up to. Normalfags on the other hand do fall for them. This usually ends with the nickel and diming of everything connected to the thing until the original crowd has long left and all the cool is used up.

So what is to do? The dead of a subculture is only a problem from the perspective of people like us. The normies can always move on to the next new thing that provides casual stimulation. The sociopaths only view it as an easy mean of gaining more power, prestige, money and sex.  
The only suggestion this text gives to the geeks is to become slightly evil by using some of the sociopath's tricks to keep the surplus they create for themselves and become better at throwing out genuine rentseekers. In order for this to happen, we all , yes, all of us, have to give up the notion that gay notion that we would become accepted if only our interests become more mainstream.  
https://archive.ph/PQBHi

I recommmend  the entire original book that is still being worked on to this day. The author of this also has a substack of the same name if you care for any updates on the book itself or ordinary blogposts by the guy. 
https://archive.ph/FNAjA


[1] The original text used 1975 as starting point, but there is reason why went like a decade earlier.As fake and gay as Pauleka's freaks and the rest of the Rock scene LARP around them were, the Hippies that emerged from them were still a subculture with some cultural influence
[2] As commonly understood. 
[3] If this sounds familar, its because these are the exact dynamics that led to gamergays, political correctness in vidya followed by mass layoffs of interlopers who got into the industry during the covid hiring spree.
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Starting an encore of CODA and Duet if you missed it.
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hey. some music. i hope you enjoy.
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>>40313
words words words
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Good news for any 
> Givernment 
I'll sure keep that in mind for later funposting. 

>>40316
Yes, this tends to happen on slow boards.
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>A marginal guy must save a hot chick from bad guys; when he does, he gets the girl
Doesn't the entire Die Hard series pretty much subvert this trope? Sure, he gets his wife in the end in the first two films, but DHWaV opens with him being divorced and back in NYC, and then LFODH and AGDTDH are both centered on the fact that he doesn't exactly have a good relationship with his kids.

Also thinking about other action films, this is not exactly a common trope when you look for stuff outside of superhero flicks and spy films. Like Cruise is divorced in Minority Report, True Lies is about Schwarzenegger spying on his wife, Running Scared and The A-Team do have a love interest but as part of an on-and-off relationship that's present from the start of the story. Demolition Man does develop Stalone's character with Bullock's, but they're never come across as being sexaully interested in each other, outside of that one scene that is perhaps the most stereotypical example of Progressive ideals when it comes to sexual relationships. And I think it's sort of implied that she may be his daughter. Then I don't think there even is a love interest in the Under Seige, Missing In Action, or Rambo films. There is a partial point with the film Equilibrium, where a girl does influence Bale to act for the film's finale, but she is also killed. The only "real" sure-fire example I can think of is Speed and 	Firewalker.
>They defied most people views on size and time of death. 2500 Americans and also the entire World Trade Center? No way! They violated the concept of a story, because it was a total surprise and it revealed how powerless we are.
I think this guy is spouting bullshit. Because, if anything, what 9/11 showed the world was that no one actually cares about what happens to anyone except themselves. Because before 9/11, the closest thing we had to a story proposing a hypothetical of what "could" happen if there was a scenario of a massive terror attack on a city that killed thousands is the comic book series Watchmen.

For those of you who haven't read Watchmen, DON'T!!! It's shit. I'm going to spoil the story for you because I don't want you wasting your time reading this trash. What happens is that some super-freak sees himself as the reincarnation of Alexander The Great, judges humanity for being "aimless" in an alternate version of the 1980's where Nixon has managed to win multiple presidential terms, causes events in the story to accelerate to where the USSR and America are about to fire nuclear bombs at each other, and then drops a great big hentai squid on New York that kills a few million people. This action of his "saves the day" from the turmoil he created because it causes all the nuclear powers to abandond their ambitions, unite as one, and dedicated all forces towards hunting down the homeworld of where this hentai squid "came from". In the movie, it's Dr. Manhattan's inventions being turned into nuclear bombs, but the result is still the same. It is in essence the exact same ending to the Tezuka manga Wonder 3, which I also hated for that bullshit ending.

Why I bring this up should be apparent. In Watchmen, a "milestone" graphic novel written by a raging English Progressive, it is proposed that if a massive terror attack were to happen to any one nation that resulted in the deaths of millions, people would finally drop their differences and come together as one united people. Yes, there's more nuance in the story than that, I don't care. Meanwhile in the real world, when a massive terror attack happened to a nation that resulted in the deaths of thousands, we were told to shrug it off and get over it. And we got "over it" to the point that the internet has 9/11 jokes plastered all over it.

If anything, what 9/11 showed was that nothing has changed about the world in the past century. And the only thing that did "change" was that those of us living in more developed nations decluded ourselves into believing that ALL war and conlfict is avoidable, not inevitable. That all the problems of the world could be solved through social programs and charity, not hard fucking work and an actual desire to improve. That everything in the world happens in isolation and so what happens in Whogivesafuckistan doesn't have "any" effect on you sipping on your tea at the local cafe. And I could just go on, but I hope I proved my point.
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>>40313
>Those are the faggots that destroy subcultures with their rentseeking.
I think a prime example of this is the Futurians. The TL;DR on these guys is that they destroy the science fiction community that was prevelent during the 1920's and 1930's for the expressed purposes of using the genre as political propaganda to promote Socialism. No, that isn't an exxageration.

Also, I think the SU fandom my apply as well when you've seen how they react.
>So what is to do?
You go off and make your own subculture, but with Blackjack and hookers. That's really it.
>we all , yes, all of us, have to give up the notion that gay notion that we would become accepted if only our interests become more mainstream
My problem has more often been the reverse, where I see people involved in something, become immersed in it, and then become a bit of a pariah because these people never had a genuine interest in the first place.
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*Good news for any nitter and Bird site fans: Elon or whoever he has hired as new head of product has finally decided to change monetization into something turd worlders can't game. 

>>40319
> Doesn't the entire Die Hard series pretty much subvert this trope?
Die Hard is based on a thriller novel from the 1979. The rest was from the 90s, the period during which the ravages of time was eating the original fantasy until Matrix came along. Fascinating as this is, I don't think the last psychiatrist didn't mean die hard in particular. The rest also seem not to fit. The guy's subject matter is the cultural narcissism of boomers and GenXers. 1990s a little to late for this. 

> I think this guy is spouting bullshit. 
> Because, if anything, what 9/11 showed the world was that no one actually cares about what happens to anyone except themselves.
Thanks for confirming the notion that nobody knew Kung-fu (what to do to become hero) when the planes hit the tower. i.e. I they did not know what to do. 

> Why I bring this up should be apparent. In Watchmen, a "milestone" graphic novel written by a raging English Progressive, it is proposed that if a massive terror attack[...]
... involving hypnosis, massive propaganda and also Alien jibber-jabber. In other words Ozymandias the culprit behind everything is invoking the beyond to unify the world under his rule for the greater good of mankind. Thankfully, somebody at DC got sick Moore's edgy interpretation of Carlton Comic characters and let that scheme fall apart in pretty ironic ways. Turns out Ozzy has cancer and the Soviets figured out a massive weakness in the defenses of the US and Doctor Manhattan is gone.

> If anything, what 9/11 showed was that nothing has changed about the world in the past century.
Once again thanks for affirming huge swaths of the third blog post. I also remind you that this blog is mostly deals with boomers 

>>40320
> I think a prime example of this is the Futurians. The TL;DR on these guys is that they destroy the science fiction community that was prevelent during the 1920's and 1930's for the expressed purposes of using the genre as political propaganda to promote Socialism.
That is a really fascinating way of ripping of the Futurists of Italy. No idea if the latter was as fascinated with culture creation as the former, but they did their thing to promote Fascism[1]

> My problem has more often been the reverse, where I see people involved in something, become immersed in it, and then become a bit of a pariah because these people never had a genuine interest in the first place.
Immersed how? As stated in the text; Fanatics do it for free and love to share their interest with the world. As a result of this, the internet is full of tourism enabling wikis and fansites. Case in point:
https://1d6chan.miraheze.org/wiki/Category:World_of_Darkness

> You go off and make your own subculture, but with Blackjack and hookers. That's really it. 
And start the cycle again? I prefer becoming slightly evil to throw out all the faggots. Or better, not having one at all (i.e. cut out the normal guy) and have a niche inside something else  instead. Maybe this fluid mode from Meaningness can be the solution. I pretty much doubt it solves the problem fast enough. 

[1] As if this was any better.
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>Good news for any nitter and Bird site fans
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>>40321
>finally decided to change monetization into something turd worlders can't game. 
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Collectivist extremism makes you gay. Don't be a faggot.
I recently watched a documentary about the mutilated soldiers of the Great War. It was really good. In fact, it even made me emotional, and I don't get emotional easily. It's probably the best thing I've seen on talmudvision in a long time. Most documentaries nowadays are either about boring politics or schizo shit about aliens, with almost nothing in between. Occasionally, there's something about life after WWII, but honestly, I'm not interested in learning about the types of dishwashers used in the '70s. Speaking of the Great War, the official, full theme for Gallipoli was revealed the other day. The melody is good, but the Turkish singing sounds a bit off to me.
>>40321
>That is a really fascinating way of ripping of the Futurists of Italy. No idea if the latter was as fascinated with culture creation as the former, but they did their thing to promote Fascism[1]
Futurism predates Fascism by ten years. Although the two movements converged, Mussolini wasn't personally interested in art, so Futurism never became the official art style of Fascism. Also because they were actually in contrast on different points. Fascism celebrated the past, Futurism, as the name implies, celebrated technological advancement and scientific progress above all else, and wanted to discard the past entirely.
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> Most documentaries nowadays are either about boring politics or schizo shit about aliens, with almost nothing in between. Occasionally, there's something about life after WWII, but honestly, I'm not interested in learning about the types of dishwashers used in the '70s.
I've ,made a similar experience on Streaming. At least you have a choice there and occasionally something interesting like Tiger King comes along. Most is either true crime slop or some ayylien jibber-jabber which is partly intentional. Not a topic for here, I suppose.

> Mussolini wasn't personally interested in art, so Futurism never became the official art style of Fascism. Also because they were actually in contrast on different points.
Now that makes calling yourself something similar to promote the competition totall pointless, doesn't it.
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>>40327
>which is partly intentional
Yes, I know.
>>40327
>Now that makes calling yourself something similar to promote the competition totall pointless, doesn't it.
I don't know anything about the Futurians, but I doubt that they named themselves that because the name sounds similar to "Futurism." The root of both names is simply the word "future." I'm not even sure if Anglos knew or know about Futurism. As far as I know, it only spread to France and the USSR.
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>>40329
> I'm not even sure if Anglos knew or know about Futurism.
Fascinating question. I wish historical sources where accessible and searchable.
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>>40330
Well, I just looked it up, and it turns out that there was some sort of Futurist movement in the UK called Vorticism. So, at least they knew about it.
>>40329
>USSR
I actually meant Russia, by the way. The Soviets didn't like Futurism very much.
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As I have mentioned earlier, the last psychiatrist's bread and butter on his blog at least is societal Narcissism. From what he thinks it is, discussion of all the little pathologies and boomerisms going with it and even why the media and big tech would shove that topic down your throat[3]. I want to post some more articles relevant to Anyon's interests. Like the last articles ever posted that dealt with the prelude to contemporary internet censorship efforts from 2014. However, before I gonna do that, I want his basic Narcissism stuff at least mentioned ITT. 

If This Is One of The Sexiest Things You've Ever Seen, You May Be a Narcissist
This is the very article Last Psychiatrist defines his terms in. Not by the old definitions. He tells you from the get go that he considers them useless, because Narcissism had evolved. It isn't necessarily egotism. Its the inability to appreciate that other people who other thoughts and feelings unrelated to you. 
You may know this one as main character syndrome. Its precisely what he is describing:

> The narcissist believes he is the main character in his own movie.  Everyone else has a supporting role-- everyone around him becomes a "type["].  You know how in every romantic comedy, there's always the funny friend who helpes the main character figure out her relationship?  In the movie, her whole existence is to be there fore the main character.  But in real life, that funny friend has her own life; she might even be the main character in her own movie, right?  Well the narcissist wouldn't be able to grasp that.  Her friends are always supporting characters, that can be called at any hour of the night, that will always be interested in what she is wearing, or what she did.  That funny friend isn't just being kind, she doesn't just want to help-- she's personally interested in the narcissist's life.  Of course she is.

The example most of the post is about, its a fancy for white womens' shoes, wonderfully illustrates it. No, the Narcissist has no white shoe fetish. The type of person he thinks he is is always together with the type of women who wear white shoes. Aesthetics, fashion, practically; All of this irrelevant when it comes to Narcissist's wish that his wife to always wears white shoes. Narcissists use specific things as proxy for their identity[7]. The disappearance fetishized object (or trait) is always seen as personal attack. 

Narcissists basically still have the ego of a two year old. The reason why they are like this given in the text is rather speculative. Frankly I don't think it doesn't matter as much as what effects that pathology has on one's morals. Narcissists can be dogmatic and hypocrites at the same time, because there is neither right nor wrong from their point of view. Only right or wrong for them. So they never feel guilt, but only shame. 

https://archive.ph/QRr6P

A Generational Pathology: Narcissism Is Not Grandiosity
I see this fascinating article as rather epistomological than psychiatric. The occasion for this must have been corrospondence that went something like this:
  
< I like your writings about narcissism, but your description seems to differ from the one in the DSM and everywhere else I look.

> Why does that matter if indeed it was true?

< I just want to know where you came up with it.

> You mean, "I just want to make sure you didn't make it up."  Because if I made it up, then it stands entirely on my back.  Like an American[1], the shortcut you use for difficult issues is to judge their proponent as a proxy.  If you don't like some ideas, look for hypocrisy, discredit the speaker.  Which will be easy to do with me, I assure you.  Heavy drinking, womanizing, misanthropic... maybe not even a psychiatrist.  There.  Do you win? (Emphasis by me)
The point of this text is reached rather quickly: Psychology didn't start out as a science but as a Philosophical discipline concerning itself with the nature of the human souls. All of this changed when Wilhelm Wundt and his Laboratory for experimental Psychology came along[2]. Now if Psychology ever wanted to break out Philosophy and become more than Elite theory for a handful of people and by a handful of people it needed to look scientific with statistic, a assburger catalog of pathologies and other objective looking measurements. Yet it deals with a matter you can't measure and pathologies that are hard to observe, because your mind may shield you from the truth if you had it. 
Add regulations and that cement what criteria drug manufacturers may use to find certain pathologies (here Depression according to the Hamilton scale) and you get really unreliable official definitions of them. So if the DSMnumber whatever has a flawed definition of Narcissism, then what is it?
Well, in shorts its emotional isolation due to the inability to love another Person. Therefor the Narcissist is unhappy, because he thinks his life isn't how he thinks it is supposed to be. So they construct an external idenitity to make other people like him more. But all of this will in vain. Not because people can't be tricked. With some finesse you can do that someone for an enitere life time. All the work on one's external appearance is futile, because it doesn't solve the original problem of emotional isolation. The Last Psychiatrist describes that isolation with an analogy of people trapped into glass boxes unable to connect to other people. What makes it so fascinating to him is his observation that all of America[4] seems to trapped inside such a glass box. 
Even more relevant for us is this part about social media

> Each person tries to find ways of affirming themselves; but when it is done through identity and not behavior, it always leads to misery. 

> Sure, you can convince 5000 people you're anything.  Then what? 

> It is self-reinforcing.  The type of person who withdraws into [virtual communities] is already stunted in their potential for happiness; and if you're spending all your energy on [them] then you're not spending it in ways that might actually work. The problem isn't [social media], the problem is you.
Figures. Given the rest of the text, psychiatry will do nothing about it, because its practitioner' presuppositions about Narcissism are all ass backwards. They have no criteria to know about Narcissism because inner rage and frustration are still part of the patients' mind. Part of a mind that protects itself from the truth by filtering out those problems. This makes the precise criteria for Narcissism technically transcendentals[5] and totally useless to psychiatry. Therefor societal Narcissism won't be dealt with either. In conclusion
> Narcissism became synonymous with grandiosity because that facilitated its measurement.  But in so doing, the most significant social pathology in two generations was rendered undetectable.

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The Other Ego Epidemic
A shorter take on how the flawed definition of Narcissism in Psychiatry made it virtually invisible to it. Occasion this time were some articles sent by the readers. Number one the articles don't warn their readers about whackos but gives them an offramp from the path to the conclusion that they are ones.
< LOL! Look at those flashy morons. There is no way I am like them!
Once again, like a gorillion times on the blog and wherever somebody still memes it: 
If you read it, its for you![6]

The actual pathology isn't thinking you are the best kid on the playground. At least this gives you a motivation to improve yourself. Its thinking you are the only kid on the playground as all the others there don't exist as full persons.
Try acting like that in real life. Maybe you end up with your very own embarrassing funny internet videoclip. Maybe somebody whoops your ass. 

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[1] i.e. Like an American boomer
[2] Paul and Phillip D. Collins Invoking the Beyond: The Kantian Rift, Mythologized Menaces, and the Quest for the New Man (English Edition) (S.291). iUniverse 2020, Kindle-Version.  
May some troll send you the practically unusable physical edition of that Kindle monstrosity if you have had ever believed I've made that up.
[3] Brotipp: Figure out were the majority of revenue for both is coming from. Selling Advertising space, Herrrrrrrrrrrrrrrp!
[4] at the time. I.e. Mostly genXers, Boomers and way too many Millennials. The oldest Zoomers had just entered puberty back then.
[5] Abstract things that do exist for certain but not in the material world and therefor can't be measured such as the number e, logic, morality, emotions or even the Platonic form of your waifu. 
[6] Other example: The endless Ethan Ralph cyclical on /cow/. It doesn't even matter that Ralph is a overindulgent, perverted, impulsive fool with the highest time preference of all Mexico who had aged a thousand years in 10 due to constant stress on his body from all the drugs (Even Alcohol is one). Everyone knows that! What matters is that the participants inside that ,by now extremely boring, cyclical think themselves far superior to Ethan Ralph. If you read that crap, its exactly the thread for you. I bet those people never gave a shit about finding humor in the antics of the internet village idiot. 
[7] That make up identity is also known as Narcissistic shell.
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>Its the inability to appreciate that other people who other thoughts and feelings unrelated to you. 
>You may know this one as main character syndrome.
It's also called "Truman Syndrome" after the Jim Carry movie.
>Psychology didn't start out as a science but as a Philosophical discipline concerning itself with the nature of the human souls. All of this changed when Wilhelm Wundt and his Laboratory for experimental Psychology came along[2]. Now if Psychology ever wanted to break out Philosophy and become more than Elite theory for a handful of people and by a handful of people it needed to look scientific with statistic, a assburger catalog of pathologies and other objective looking measurements. Yet it deals with a matter you can't measure and pathologies that are hard to observe, because your mind may shield you from the truth if you had it. 
Except, that's wrong, psychology didn't go off the rails as a science because a bunch of crack pots wanted to be taken seriously. In fact, if you actually look at a lot of the content psychologists where putting out back in the 20's and 30's, like first PDF related that I highly recommend you read, what happened simply boiled down to two things:
<1. Intellectuals wanted to operate on a purely atheistic perspective of reality and shun anything that proposed "religion" actually got a bunch of things right
Perhaps one of the most flagrant examples I've seen of this was when I gave Carl Jung's Modern Man In Search Of A Soul a read, and it was batshit insane when you actually step back and think about what he's actually writing. Like how the subcinousness is essentialy some eldritch being that knows everything and can help you succeed in life, but is also a rabid animal that you shouldn't trust. He's the one who I got the line from about the invention of mustard gas being "proof" that a God doesn't exist beause "any" God would "certainly never allow such an evil invention to be created". And how it's turned into such a joke because he says that in a book where he's discussing his cultural shock of the Great War 15 years after the fact, and we followed it up with the atomic bomb 12 years later.
<2. People didn't want to go to a psychologist for the purposes of improving their situation in life, they went to a phsychologist who will just give them a hearty pat on the back and tell them that they did "nothing wrong", that everything will be "okay", and/or give them some medication to "fix" whatever the problem is.
I recommend that you give second PDF a read in this matter because Dale Carnegie is perhaps one of the foremost "experts" on the subject of answering the questions of "what people want". And the answer being that we are all narcissists, but to different degrees. With one chapter in the book talking about how a lot of the insane people really are just extreme egotists at the end of the day, such as one example of an invalid lady who just stopped living life, had her mother endlessly take care of all her needs for years until she literally just laid over and died, only for said daughter to then get up and start living her life again like nothing ever happened (With the possible implication that she just left her mother's coprse rotting). Or another about how some broad went nuts because her husband didn't give her "exactly" what she wanted in life, so she ended up in an insane aslyum, and spent the rest of her days believing that she was married to some prince and was popping out a new baby every other night.
>All the work on one's external appearance is futile, because it doesn't solve the original problem of emotional isolation
Actually it does. How you look, how you dress, how you act, and etc. all are heavily tied to your emotional state. If you're a person who thinks very lowly of yourself, you're not going to care very much about things like hygiene or looking sharp because what's the point? And so when you meet people out in the wild with your baggy clothes and smell funny, people are not going to think very highly of you either, thereby continuing the cycle. As much as a meme as it became, Peterson was right when he said that the first thing you can do to gain order in your life if to just clean your room. But if that is still considered "too daunting" of a task, then just simply make your bed every morning that you get up, and take pride in the fact that you accomplished something productive.

Now, granted, there are people where appearance is everything. They have to look "right", dress in the "right" cloths, act "right" with certain groups, buy the "right" body care products, etc.. Those people I'm not talking about. And to be perfectly honest, every knows just how fake these people are. Like Camel Toe and her changing accents, Hassan ""Shock the dogs" Piker with his expensive glasses that he doesn't need, the Liberal Arts underwater basket weaving major who buys the "all natural" body soap someone maid in their tub and the "organic" latte but cannot afford a $15 calculator, and so on. No one genuinely shows interest in these people, and even their own friend groups hate them. And thankfully in the minority. But unthankfully all the psychopaths who seem to have the most power. However the guy then going on to declare that this as "all of America" seems to me to indicate that your so-called "psychiatrist" is the biggest narcissist of them all. Especially how he's "cracked the code''" that seemingly "no one else" could figure out.

Yeah, everyone's a narcissist. But that's always been the case. Regardless of location, culture, and time period, almost every single person that has lived and died on this fucking rock has spent majority of their lives looking out for #1? Why? Well, it's their life and they have to live it. It's not some crime against nature or humanity that we care about ourselves first and foremost. Why should Joe-Shmo down the street give two shits that my house has been dealing with a rat problem? Especially when he's busy recovering from a long hard week risking his life working as a fireman. Or how about my not caring about the teacher a block over struggling to arrange his algebra course to the next round of stupid kids who will be walking in his door several weeks from now?

If the guys point was to indicate that society is inherently narcissistic, yeah, we know. Good job wasting your time figuring out something everyone else already knew. Now, 1, is that actually a problem? And, 2, if it is, what can be done to solve it?
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Y'all sure do like to use a bunch of words.
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I like the expression. Nice work.
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Serendipity stroke again this morning when I found this interesting history of recent Internet censorship. Now that's a wall of text.
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>>40334
> Y'all sure do like to use a bunch of words.
Yup. Tends to happen if a board's pace is more comfy than usual. And all I wanted to do is merely mention some blogger's pet peeves that come up in every of his post or two so I can finally pick and choose the ones that I consider the most relevant for us. 

>>40333
> Except, that's wrong, psychology didn't go off the rails as a science because a bunch of crack pots wanted to be taken seriously.
Wundt started to work on experimental Psychology (The experimental version of philosophical discipline, as I would like to remind you) since 1870s. When Freud and Jung came along, it had already left the world of Philosophy (to disappear up its own ass, but I digress.) for decades already. What are you saying sounds like an account on the aftermath of the development the Last Psychiatrist allured to and the Collinses have described in more detail. In fact they've done that in such detail that Wundt, Freud and Jung are just a handful of all the people mentioned in the dedicated chapter about modern myth makers. I also don't think Wundt was a crackpot. At least his contemporaries didn't consider him one. Otherwise experimental psychology would have never taken off. [3] 

> Actually it does.
Please reread: According to the Last Psychiatrist its futile, because its just window dressing for the emotional isolation that makes Narcissist act as if they are the only person that truly exists. Any advice on life improvement through routine is useless to a Narcissist. 
> Woah. Your room is a mess! No wonder you have such a disordered. Maybe it gets better if you clean that all up, don't you think?
< But I am not the type of person who autistically sorts his belongings. I can deal with a little disorder. Besides I just don't like looking for my displaced stuff all time.
t.narcissist written in the style of Ayn Rand's tremendously shit character design
 
> However the guy then going on to declare that this as "all of America" seems to me to indicate that your so-called "psychiatrist" is the biggest narcissist of them all. Especially how he's "cracked the code''" that seemingly "no one else" could figure out.
And therefor you are rejecting Last Psychiatrist criteria for Narcissism (the mental disorder)[4], because you give no credence to his thesis about societal narcissism.  

> Yeah, everyone's a narcissist. But that's always been the case.
This sounds even more ridiculous than what have just said about the blogger himself. 
< Yeah, everyone's mentally ill. It has always been the case.

You've seem to misunderstand the thesis of the entire blog. Of course you've ended up there. You've rejected the guy's basic presuppositions about what Narcissism actually is. Mind you this isn't meant as a personal attack.

> If the guys point was to indicate that society is inherently narcissistic, yeah, we know. Good job wasting your time figuring out something everyone else already knew. Now, 1, is that actually a problem?
There is nothing wrong with a little egomania. There is everything wrong with being a emotionally isolated, amoral mad man who can't feel guilt over anything however. Given Last Psychiatrist description of the disorder, the claim that society as a whole is more or less narcissistic, pathological anyway to put it bluntly, strikes me as factually incorrect. 
tl;dr
Yes, it is a a huge problem.
Have you missed all of Gamergate and the entirety of Trump I?[2]

>  And, 2, if it is, what can be done to solve it?
I don't know what to do about societal narcissism in general. Step 1 one of solving the problem is usually admitting that you have one. I think, that  that blog was an attempt at doing so by making it impossible for Narcissist to shield their minds from the fact they might be ones. Another individual solution that is mentioned in the post but I've neglected to mention, because I considered it not important at the time is: Fake it.
< what !?
You heard right. The guy seriously suggests self improvement as auto therapeutic measure against Narcissism. So You think you are hot shit? Then work on it and become hot shit instead of collecting props for a fake identity. Don't say what you are, become what you want to be. 

Another thing you can do is to diminish influence of the societal version on your life is to keep in mind: If you read it, its for you. [5]
In other words if you read something that seem to blow sugar up your ass, chances are you are reading marketing material/propaganda[1] rather than nonfiction and you should question the text at hand. Or maybe better for some people: Simply stop reading it.

[1] You're welcome! :^)... sauce, sauce...oh yeah! Edward Bernays and anything about him. I recommend Century of Self for a lazy Saturday.
[2] Most recent examples. I am glad that the whackos involved in these events shot themselves in their feet to spite their hands. These are least distracting examples of societal narcissism.
[3] Or at least not without hefty support from some oligarch or government. I am not saying that Experimental psychology was pushed like that. I am actually claiming the opposite. Here's the entry from the Stanford Lexicon of Philosophy on the guy https://archive.ph/hYtKV 
[4] Also Last Psychiatrist mentions over and over again that he doesn't view Narcissism and egomania as synonymous. Which makes total sense too, because the emotional isolation doesn't sound like something that tells that you are the best of the best from the very best. It rather suggests to you that you are the only real and complete person on the planet.  
[5] As I have mentioned, it was a meme in a certain virtual community for a reason.
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I've casually inspected both books. think they won't great help to us during a discussion of Last Psychiatrist presuppositions. First of all 3 authors are would split up into two groups who reject each other paradigms if they met today. I would like to remind you, that Last Psychiatrist was blogging about an alternative model of Narcissism, because he believes that older Psychological works got obsoleted by the metal disorder itself evolving. Number two the stuff about Willhelm Wundt was added by me, because I foundnd the historical account on psychology, which, incidentally, he included in passing in a text on a completely different topic, to be rather incomplete. Mentioning Wundt made it complete according to my opinion. 

I am grateful that you have posted them anyway and I have already added to my backlog. Now I'd like to continue reading that tome about Elizabethan England instead of having a flame war about paradigms in Psychiatry.
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>>40337
>he believes that older Psychological works got obsoleted by the metal disorder itself evolving
The guy's premise is that, for the past 6000+ years of human history that we have on record, human behavior has stayed exactly the same, but it's only in the past century in a half that we have to rewrite the history books because people are somehow "different" now than they were thousands of years ago?
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Who said that the ear...
Oh wait. First of all Psychology is not a hard science but a discipline of Philosophy that is LARPing as one. In other words all criteria for mental illness are rather arbitrary as illustrated in first part of the blogpost "A generational Pathology". This has nothing to do with human nature or the question if there even is one, but with the definition of certain mental disorder being outdated.

I think this makes perfect sense. People who have it are very concerned about their preferred identities that are only real in their minds. People not accepting those identities enrage them. One specific aspect of these identities is naturally not insane. Humans are also endlessly inventive. Therefor people with that specific pathology came up with various ways of avoiding the label mentally ill over the years, because its not part of their preferred identities.

I'll spare us the obvious follow up.
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>>40339
>First of all Psychology is not a hard science but a discipline
So there is a science behind it. A series of rules and guidelines that applies regardless of the era.
>all criteria for mental illness are rather arbitrary
No, they're not.
>This has nothing to do with human nature
Yes, it does.
>People who have it are very concerned about their preferred identities that are only real in their minds.
Again, you just described everyone. There's not a single person out there who isn't concerned with their idealized version of themselves, and become upset or emberassed when they fail to meet that (Sometimes impossible) criteria.
>Therefor people with that specific pathology came up with various ways of avoiding the label mentally ill over the years
You mean like how Jean-Jacques Rousseau, the main philsopher behind the French Revolution, created his entire theory of the "social contract" and the "noble savage" for the expressed purpose of deflecting from his lack of inhibitions and desiring to have wanton sex every moment of every day? The point I'm going to keep hitting is that none of this shit is new, and I get tired of people treating it like it is.
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>>40340
> No, they're not.
Are you sure? Why has been homosexuality removed from the DSM then?
> Yes, it does.
No. Definitions of mental illnesses that are a priori neither describe human nature nor answer the question of its existence.  
> Again, you just described everyone.
Shall I test it on you? I prefer not to. 
Most people don't decide to murder their entire families, plan and execute spree killings, break out in irrational rage or start despise other people when they don't live up their ideals. 
Not even narcissists. They do that when something or someone from reality tells them they are not what they say they are.  
> The point I'm going to keep hitting is that none of this shit is new, and I get tired of people treating it like it is.
Of course it isn't. The only thing new that equation is an official catalog of different sorts of mad according to certain criteria.

I once again spare us the obvious follow up. And also the fediverse hell thread™ experience
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Dreamcast anyon and the other guy replying to him, put a lid on the discussion. It's tiring seeing a shitload of blogpost replies back to back.
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Thanks for the song.
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Happy CUNY Tuesday.
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>>40342
> I once again spare us the obvious follow up. And also the fediverse hell thread™ experience
Rogered that like 2 hours ago already. Having that dialogue endlessly on the occasion of me mentioning some blogger's gay hang-ups isn't worth it.
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Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!

>>40333
>In order to clean yourself, you must clean the dojo.
Thank you, Peterstein-sensei, very cool!
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>>40341
>Why has been homosexuality removed from the DSM then?
Why does the DSM lack an entry on vore despite there being entire sites devoted to the fetish like: https://aryion.com/
>Definitions of mental illnesses that are a priori
All "mental illnesses" simply boil down to one of two sources, either the person is physically screwed up somewhere in the head (And therefore a medical condition) or they're looking for attention (Aren't we all?).
>Most people don't decide to murder their entire families, plan and execute spree killings, break out in irrational rage or start despise other people when they don't live up their ideals.
And most people don't decide to drop everything in their life, including their family and responsibilities, and go trapsing across the mountains in search of "Enlightenment" when they realize that reality doesn't live up to their ideals. Your point?
>They do that when something or someone from reality tells them they are not what they say they are.
So a redneck truck who keeps to himself is a "narcissist" if he fucks you over six ways to Sunday for talking trash about his mother and refusing to STFU?
>The only thing new that equation is an official catalog of different sorts of mad according to certain criteria.
And that's makes this shit even more stupid. That we cannot call a spade a spade. Instead, we have to call it "scoop" because it's a "special" type of spade when it's the same thing.

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>>40345
>Having that dialogue endlessly on the occasion of me mentioning some blogger's gay hang-ups isn't worth it.
If you don't want to talk shit, then why do you bring shit up?
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I had a dream that started off rather unpleasant but it evolved into a very pleasant one and then I woke up feeling sad that it was over.
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I have watched the latest Episode of the Amazon Ghost in the Shell. Its good so far. Also so extremely faithful to the original manga that I know the minimum and maximum numbers of episodes. 12 and 22 - depending on whether they to adapt the complete manga and if they decide to split the two original books. Now I am rereading the first volume of the Manga. I must say I prefer Shirows hand colored works over his computer colored works. There is something to the shading of alcohol pens create which recreation seems to allude computers. 

>>40347
> Dreamcast anyon and the other guy replying to him, put a lid on the discussion.
> I once again spare [...] the fediverse hell thread™ experience

Why  have brought shit up? Because societal narcissism is one of the major themes of that blog and wanted to Post some articles related to internet culture from it. Its in every post even if it isn't about that in particular. That's why. I didn't expect somebody to contest the content to the point that one of our hotpockets was annoyed with it, because he finds some paraphrased (i.e quoted. I have hardly written what I am thinking about it.) thesis so disagreeable that he had to fight person citing the text instead of the actual author.
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>>40349
>he finds some paraphrased (i.e quoted. I have hardly written what I am thinking about it.) thesis so disagreeable that he had to fight person citing the text instead of the actual author
Because you're the one presenting it, that's basically it.
>>40348
I haven't been able to remember any of my dreams lately. It's frustrating because I remember them being really nice and pleasant, but I can't remember any details.
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Just found out about yet another Internet culture website. 
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>>40351
I often don't remember them either and if do, they are often the weirdest thing I have seen that night.
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