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This game won't even launch on Windows if you are using a GPU without hardware ray tracing support.
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>>33545
no, I'm saying that by using the 8 name, it's always going to be associated with the glownigger jim. I know Mark runs moe, and I know the other one is a double glownigger and has said as much before. But the confusion is why I get why people stay away.  Especially if people only know it from the name or if their ISP blocks it by the name (German ISPs do this apparently)
>>33548
That's a cute roll. 
Linux seems to be the solution to anyone who doesn't want to spend $2000 on a graphics card. I was looking at 3080ti prices the other day and there's just no fucking way i'm doing that for a minor, incremental upgrade in my GPU gen.
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Damn, we dodged quite the bullet by moving to Trashchan.
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>>33551
It's a fake edit. Here is the original one.
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>>33551
This is a fake. Anyone who knows how to edit website source code on the fly can create a convincing fake. 

>>33550
The hilarious thing is, you don't need to get a beefy TI if you don't want to play the latest jeet ware at 4K. A level below was more than enough to play Fires of Rubicon.
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To illustrate my point further, I just used the same trick on a vtumor vod and Jay Dyer. The depicted videos don't exist with those title. The implied content isn't real.
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>>33554
Gotta dump the /sci/ classics.
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Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!
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Despite everything, I couldn't endure going through the hospital test I was gonna have today. It fucked me up way worse than I thought.
I might consider a do-over if I ever get the chance, cause I now know a bit about the torture to expect but I'm not confident with how much of a massive struggle it was.
I'm doubtful about the alternatives they offered but we'll see. Shit.
In much better news, I cleaned up Sonico recently. Slight scaling error with the arm but I decided to call it a day.
>>33551
Man, it'd be wild if that was real.
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>>33511
The problem is that some people can't separate online from IRL and zoomers are the prime example from that.
>>33513
Anyone using those terms should be considered a huge retard and disregard whatever he has to say.
>>33524
>>33525
Are those two episodes in the torrent link? I have it bookmarked and I could get them from there.
>>33527
Good choices.
>>33529
>I look forward to next week's stream. I will be playing everything you'd expect.
Wait isn't Sakuranon streaming this week?
>I chose the tokimemo episode because of the excel saga one, haha.
I had a hunch you would choose that one but I wouldn't lie if I said that it's one of my favorite episodes (in fact I really like the pre-ban PS episodes, including the first three ones after the ban lift).
>>33539
She needs some correction filter.
>>33547
>>33548
Bless Linux, man.
>>33551
The other anons said it but I think it's a good reminder to check if stuff is true.
>>33557
Holy shit the fucking health system sucks. I'm sorry about that, anon.
Cute picture though, you could become another drawfag for the board.
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Happy CUNY Tuesday btw.
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I might have to find a replacement for my 16 year old monitor soon. My analog to digital converter is beginning to shit the bed and I'd rather not spend any more money on those since they always end up malfunctioning after a while no matter what, at least the cheaper ones and the expensive ones aren't worth the price, I could just buy a brand new monitor for that price.
>>33550
Yeah it genuinely is the best option for anyone who isn't profoundly retarded. I intend to get a slightly better GPU soon and thanks to Linux it'll be able to play most things just fine, no need to shell out the big bucks for a cutting edge graphics card.
>>33556
Oh shit, it is CUNY Tuesday!
>>33557
It really sounds like you are having it rough man, I fucking hate going to the doctor so I totally get it, but then again its probably better to endure the pain of getting looked at than suffering perpetually and having it potentially become worse off.
Nice coloring by the way.
>>33558
>Wait isn't Sakuranon streaming this week?
I forgot honestly.
>I had a hunch you would choose that one but I wouldn't lie if I said that it's one of my favorite episodes (in fact I really like the pre-ban PS episodes, including the first three ones after the ban lift).
It certainly fits the feel of the show more to play 2D games or early 3D titles.
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>>33559
Nice pantsu
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>>33561
> ASUS Eye Care VP229HF
That dingus served me well for years.
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>>33563
>ASUS Eye Care VP229HF
Interesting one. I still remember using a CRT that had Sun Microsystems branding at some point, I don't know if it was mine though.
>>33558
Yeah, the zip is just the torrent with sub track 2 burnt in on Excel and track 1 on Puni Puni Poemi. Puni Puni Poemi doesn't have info bubbles on its second track, it's just pig latin.
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Sucks when you go to sleep super early and wake up midnight but it feels like the morning, probably gonna be up till 5-7 rn.
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I saw low poly rule 34 of the rabbit from mario 64 and the most shocking part is that it clearly had a lot of effort put into it.
>>33567
Happens to me often but I usually can't just go back to sleep.
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>>33568
I usually stay up till 4-6am, if I have to wake up early for work or whatever my body just wants to return to staying up all night
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I won't post it here though, there's stuff that's sometimes just too autistic for this board. Like this one time that some dude posted a fuckton of porn of pom-pom from honkai star rail which I promptly deleted.
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>>33569
Never fucking drink tea past like midnight if you want to have some proper sleep, take it from me.
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>>33571
Never drink tea just monster and redbull
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>>33572
Oh that's even worse caffeine-wise, I used to drink a few of those back in the day and I felt like shit afterwards. A cup of coffee packs around 80mg of caffeine, meanwhile a standard Monster Energy can has twice that amount plus a shitload of sugar, this causes an overload that spikes your blood pressure and changes your heart rhythm change followed by a crash.
Just bad all around.
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>>33573
causes your heart rhythm to*
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then again i don't want to sound preachy so don't listen to me
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Half Swords demo got another update not long ago and it has brought a lot of polish to the game, abyss mode is back and first person controls feel more responsive. It´s much easier to parry attacks now also thanks to bullet time mode.
I really hope they added some sort of multiplayer to this game like splitscreen, I would like to see a competitive scene develop for this title.

Forgot the link: store.steampowered.com/app/2397300/Half_Sword/
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>mandatory ray-tracing
>denuvo
>smallest texture resolution is 2k
>70 dollars/80 euro
>struggles with low settings using an RX 6600
>MUST use an NVME SSD
Is microsoft intentionally trying to kill affordable PC gaming so people will use streaming services to play games or something?
>The AMD Radeon RX 6600 was officially released on October 13, 2021
So you can barely play the game using a 3 and half years old gpu
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People paid 100 bucks to play the game a whooping 2 days early, and it was a lot of people judging by the amount of reviews. What the fuck is wrong with consumers.
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Hello
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>>33579
The worst part about the graphical bloat and raytracing bullshit is that games could probably run at 4K at this point and that would solve the antialieasing woes that things like TAA are currently creating. I sometimes think that the reason for graphical and storage bloat for games that otherwise look like they belong on a PS3 is just to make it look better value. Like, if you see a game takes up 200GB on your hard drive then you'll think that there's a lot of game to game, or something. Buying new graphics cards every two years is willing abuse at this point, like fucking anyone is really gonna have that much money to throw around just to play this shit.

Or maybe they do. "Gamers" are kind of retarded. What other demographic unironically spends hundreds in micropayments for fake virtual shit? The industry as a whole gets away with practices that would be considered practically demonic in any other.

>>33580
henloe
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>>33581
Hiiiiii how are you doing todya today
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>>33582
I didn't do SHIT today.
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>>33583
ohhhhh waow me neither except i played some video games and ate
>>33577
Nah, they are just using incopetent devs that can't code for shit.
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>>33579
I've had it justified to me like this: If they weren't consoomers, they would be drug addicts. 

Paying $100 to pay a game two days early is better than blowing it all on meth or alcohol. Which is a serious concern to them who live from high to high.
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>>33542
>This is why my latest creation is on sleepy/v/
You didn't have to oust yourself jeez.
>>33579
Streamers got to get those early views.
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>>33586
A fool and his money are easily separated.  Especially when the fucking game costs like 80 benis regularly. 

>>33585
Let's take a look at them.
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I remember finding this one Google  patent about how if they detect irregular activity on your end, they will throw an "unsolvable" Captcha your way.
>>33589
Too many women working on a title for men, it probably explains why the one female character in the title is such a "girlboss"
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>>33585
It's genuinely baffling how these people will be up in arms about poor optimization and whatever else one day only to end up just buying the product the following day.
>>33581
I genuinely hate all these "AI-based" antialiasing and upscaling solutions, games made about a decade ago like MGSV look about as good as titles now do while using a fraction of the processing power that modern titles do. Ray-tracing and AI have both been the biggest jokes in game development in recent history, the worst part is that pure raw natively rendered RT is still too demanding for pretty much any GPU in any realistic scenario so you need the "AI" solution to make a blurry smudged mess that looks worse than games made in 2015-6, I genuinely think its incompetence from people who don't even know how to work their way around the tools they are given so they rely on bullshit built-in solutions, oh yeah and I guess there's really no easy way around RT other than not fucking using it because it runs and looks like shit when used outside of movies and cinematics.
>>33590
is it canonically asahi's birthday?
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I deleted a brief rant about Luke Smith
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>>33591
Doom eternal has no female characters except for the one bald employee talking some bollocks about tolerating demons. To see what this political correct bullshit got mankind ingame, just turn around and look out of the hole in the wall. 

> is it canonically asahi's birthday?
No idea. Is today children's day? There are fish flags in the background. 

>>33593
I spotted your take on Luke Smith. I don't know, man. Before he returned, he was an Orthodox monk. He also still has his website selling books. Maybe he downsized. 

His observations about people's dependence on instructions and how being an employee wasn't the norm throughout history are spot on.
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>>33594
>Doom eternal has no female characters except for the one bald employee talking some bollocks about tolerating demons. To see what this political correct bullshit got mankind ingame, just turn around and look out of the hole in the wall. 
There is a female military woman in the opening sequence for Doom TDA, she would be okay looking if it wasn't for her clearly muscular and very defined jaw.
Also
I'm not denying that some of his observations might be spot on but even a broken clock is right twice a day and he can give himself these luxuries to LARP and skim around the edges of the system because of his unique position which he uses to critique and grand stand others.
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>>33590
Sexual intercourse with Asahi
>>33591
>I remember finding this one Google  patent about how if they detect irregular activity on your end, they will throw an "unsolvable" Captcha your way.
I was lazy in updating my browser for a long time so I ended up straight in the Google captcha's most 'untrusted' territory. They don't let you use audio captchas (which can be infamously bypassed easily using tools like Buster) and give you incredibly slow/vague image captchas, like 'select all of the crossroads' but often they'll only be in the corner of the image and you'll inevitably fail. Google's captchas in general are total bullshit and are used for little more than AI training. They've done nothing to really stop bot spam and even if they did there's still a lot of spam that's human generated anyways.

>is it canonically asahi's birthday?
If that image and Nekotofu's image are correct then it's 5/5, which is in fact Children's Day.
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>>33596
>I was lazy in updating my browser for a long time so I ended up straight in the Google captcha's most 'untrusted' territory. They don't let you use audio captchas (which can be infamously bypassed easily using tools like Buster) and give you incredibly slow/vague image captchas, like 'select all of the crossroads' but often they'll only be in the corner of the image and you'll inevitably fail. Google's captchas in general are total bullshit and are used for little more than AI training. They've done nothing to really stop bot spam and even if they did there's still a lot of spam that's human generated anyways.
I am using a privacy-oriented Firefox fork with a bunch of extensions meant to mitigate tracking and sometimes I just have to use Google image search because DDG gives worse image results overall and let me tell you, I keep getting impossible captchas which are designed to be unsolvable, it's very frustrating.
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I decided to look up the only subbed episodes for Gu Gu Ganmo. There's two torrents available: Episode 1 that I didn't have any luck downloading (because it's very much dead) and Episode 22 that can be downloaded but it's a huge file (at 15GB).
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>>33561
>It certainly fits the feel of the show more to play 2D games or early 3D titles.
Makes sense honestly. I think there should be a cut-off point in regards to it.
>>33562
Thanks. Good pantsu from your pic as well.
>>33565
Perfect. I'll watch those after we're done with Excel Saga on stream.
>>33566
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>>33568
>>33570
It's just Rule 34 in effect so what can be done?
>>33572
That's bad advice.
>>33576
I guess there's a niche for medieval combat. How many of those are there? Two or three right?
>>33590
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>>33596
Happy birthday to this cute girl.
>>33591
>I remember finding this one Google  patent about how if they detect irregular activity on your end, they will throw an "unsolvable" Captcha your way.
And a vast majority of sites use them which I fucking hate.
>>33593
No idea who that is and probably better if I don't know.
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I strained my voice autistically raging at the skateboard section on Lost Fleet on Spyro Reignited. I didn't even waste as much time clearing it as I did the second boss in Spyro 2 on Reignited. Skateboard physics felt wildly inconsistent, so clearing the record time felt like a dice roll by proxy. I not only wiped out when coming down off aerials and thinking the board was level, but there were times when I was on flat ground with nothing close by and randomly wiped out. The amount of charge generated by aerials also felt variable. Sometimes a combo would give me 3/4 of the bar, and other times that same combo would give me only 15%. Repeatedly quitting the time trial there begin to noticeably slow the game down, too. Apparently, something is fucky with that level according to what I read online later.
I can do a comical silly old nigger voice for the time-being. Feels like all the Evening Lake levels have some obnoxious aspect to their designs, but Lost Fleet takes the cake with the skateboard bullshit alone. The other skateboard zones on previous levels were fine, too easy if anything.
>>33598
>I'll watch those after we're done with Excel Saga on stream
Maybe dejiko will stream it since it's short. Can't really call it supplemental since Excel Saga is nonsense I guess, but it kinda feels like it's part of the full experience.
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There is so many times I come on here to write a post complaining about something that happened to me, or something I've seen, but I have gotten better in controlling myself, and I kind of feel proud of myself. I'm at a point in my life where I'm trying not too complain too much, which has always been a bad habit of mine. Anyway, STAR WARS bros, is Andor actually good? Or is this another example of normalfags calling something that isn't absolutely horrible a masterpiece? Some post was comparing it to LOTGH and I see that the reviews aren't bad, so I wanted to know.
>>33485
Excuse me for the lateness in my reply. What I like is what I described, the feeling of getting stronger and stronger. So that means I do enjoy grinding, but only when it isn't too repetitive and banal. And yes, story and characterization are very important to me in these types of games.
>The 7th Saga
That's on my backlog. The art in that game for the bosses is very beautiful.
>Oh yeah, those CRT pictures are nice!
Most definitely. Can't wait to get my hands on one one day. I just need to figure out where to put it. I hate that I got rid of my old one.
>That varies from JRPG to JRPG. If you are playing Dragon Quest you have of course to deal with a battle shounen story line. Other like Grandia or Wild arms have much better writing in that regard. 
So the story telling in those two games are really good huh? I've put them off for so long, I guess these are some more games I need to check out.
>you shouldn't touch any Japanese Wizardry clones. These are often insanely difficult.  
I'm a fan of the etrian odyssey series. If you know of the series, in your opinion, is that baby level nip wizardry clone or mid tier?
>That is a pretty flimsy basis. Its the same kind of idiocy that enabled a single blogger to meme the black pill. As a result we got a bunch of angry incels who will never leave Samsara.
It really is. And there are so many people who will vehemently defend their favorite youtuber too, regardless of whether they truly agree with his opinions or not. People who treat other humans as some sort of god creep me out.
>>33490
Thank you for the extra CRTs trump boat.
>>33504
I would say that it only happens online, but I've seen people act more crueler and crueler these days offline as well. And yes, hard times are certainly coming.
>>33505
>I remember a couple years ago there was this one retard who thought that posting videos of some dude killing himself with a shotgun was hilarious and it did make me very uncomfortable at the time but because I didn't want to lose an online friend
A lot of the edginess comes from depression and nihilism. Trust me, I wasn't that kid but I was very similar.
>>33507
There was a video on youtube talking about how Hitler's corpse is under some random roadway in Germany and you had most of the fools watching the video actually believe that.
>>33509
>French
>Being degenerates
Are you really, honestly, surprised?
>>33551
I'm so glad this isn't real. I almost though it was, but I should have known better, because if it were, youtube would have banned the video for the thumbnail and the content.
>>33577
They killed console gayming and now all that is left for them is PC.
>>33599
I never knew the Spyro games had skateboards in them. That sure is a surprise.
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 Black Cat Streams Schedule 
Hello frens. Black Cat Streams is going to be taking over for /digi/ streams this week. We will be watching the Battle Angel Alita OVA alongside the first Armitage III OVA. Please come join if you can, we plan on streaming This Sunday, 22:00 UTC. I hope everyone is able to make it. I may also stream a short anime film alongside the two, if there is time.
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If I could get the fuck away from society I fucking would but I won't go around acting holier than thou if I ever did.
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I generally don't like ReShade but this preset for Star Wars Episode I: Racer is actually quite nice looking!
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>>33601
>Anyway, STAR WARS bros, is Andor actually good? Or is this another example of normalfags calling something that isn't absolutely horrible a masterpiece? Some post was comparing it to LOTGH and I see that the reviews aren't bad, so I wanted to know.
Why would you watch that shit? Haven't you seen all the posts here trashing it?
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>>33598
>I decided to look up the only subbed episodes for Gu Gu Ganmo. There's two torrents available: Episode 1 that I didn't have any luck downloading (because it's very much dead) and Episode 22 that can be downloaded but it's a huge file (at 15GB).
>nyaa.si/view/231824
That's too fucking large for a 22 minute video so I won't be torrenting it myself but if anyone wants to share a re-encoded file then that's welcome, I guess.
>Makes sense honestly. I think there should be a cut-off point in regards to it.
There already was though, and clearly they are running out of material that is culturally relevant for a Japanese show on mainstream television.
>It's just Rule 34 in effect so what can be done?
Nothing, I wasn't complaining, anon.
>I guess there's a niche for medieval combat. How many of those are there? Two or three right?
I guess uh Chivalry and this and maybe another one. I also recall an isometric view game with similar combat.
>And a vast majority of sites use them which I fucking hate.
I certainly hate them along with Cloudflare.
>>33599
I remember spending an entire afternoon trying to clear the skateboarding stuff from Spyro 3 but I can clear it in a few minutes as an adult. Certainly not the best segment of the game but not terrible either. I genuinely believe that gimmick stages aside, Spyro 3 is the best one of the trilogy as far as level design is concerned and its also the most technically demanding platformer on the PS1 while also running really well. Impressive work all around from Insomniac.
>>33601
>Excuse me for the lateness in my reply. What I like is what I described, the feeling of getting stronger and stronger. So that means I do enjoy grinding, but only when it isn't too repetitive and banal. And yes, story and characterization are very important to me in these types of games.
I honestly forgot what that discussion was even about so I am replying to this after I re-read all that stuff I posted almost a week ago.
>That's on my backlog. The art in that game for the bosses is very beautiful.
It sort of is. I don't have much to say on this regard other than agreeing with you. It's a nice looking game.
>Most definitely. Can't wait to get my hands on one one day. I just need to figure out where to put it. I hate that I got rid of my old one.
It's not too hard nor expensive if you know where to look.
>So the story telling in those two games are really good huh? I've put them off for so long, I guess these are some more games I need to check out.
You aren't quoting me here
>I'm a fan of the etrian odyssey series. If you know of the series, in your opinion, is that baby level nip wizardry clone or mid tier? 
Nor here
>It really is. And there are so many people who will vehemently defend their favorite youtuber too, regardless of whether they truly agree with his opinions or not. People who treat other humans as some sort of god creep me out.
Nor here
>I would say that it only happens online, but I've seen people act more crueler and crueler these days offline as well. And yes, hard times are certainly coming.
It really depends on the kind of people.
>Are you really, honestly, surprised?
No
>They killed console gayming and now all that is left for them is PC.
PC gaming was already killing itself thanks to Nvidia so this isn't exactly helping
>>33602
I'll take your word for it
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Oh yeah that one other medieval combat game was Mordhau, it looks quite nice in fact.
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>>33603
Same here man. I feel exhausted.
>>33605
>Why would you watch that shit?
I wouldn't. Just asking my trusted comrades what's with the hype and comparisons to LOTGH :^)
>Haven't you seen all the posts here trashing it?
I'm going to be completely honest here. There is so much star wars media, I tend to get things mixed up at times. I know, it's just a matter of me being slow.
>You aren't quoting me here
>Nor here
>Nor here
Bad mistakes when formatting my post. Apologies for that one.
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I guess that mandatory ray-tracing doesn't equal to sales, if only Bethesda would've had a prior title  that sold just as poorly because of the same reasons to learn from. I realize this game is also on XBOX Game Pass but that doesn't really equal sales nor players because lots of shit is on gamepass.
>>33608
>Same here man. I feel exhausted.
Exhausted for me would be an understatement and the funniest part is that I know this is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to fatigue, I was born to be tired it seems.
>I wouldn't. Just asking my trusted comrades what's with the hype and comparisons to LOTGH :^)
LOTGH has probably more in common with a book or a play due to all the talking than it does Star Wars but that's just my opinion. 
>I'm going to be completely honest here. There is so much star wars media, I tend to get things mixed up at times. I know, it's just a matter of me being slow.
I understand, it tends to happen but most Star Wars properties don't get a lot of discussion outside of dedicated circles anyway so there's just a few to actually keep track of.
>Bad mistakes when formatting my post. Apologies for that one.
You better be! just kidding
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Today I spotted lot's /pol/tarded antisemites celebrating Kanye West's Heil Hitschler Hitschler, because NS is for suckers on the part of the Internet where people scream incoherently about shit like Strasserism. Those people have no idea what a joke the dissident right has become. This is just another effort of kicking the can further down the road before TND sets in. In a sane society, that nigger would be on the funny farm screaming and rampaging inside rage room they normally use for upset speds. Instead I have to watch secondaries yowl and hoot at the wignat equivalent of meme spouting.  

>>33609
> LOTGH has probably more in common with a book
Its a 1 to 1 adaptation of series of Books that has been translated and out in English for a long while. I recommend both the old OVA and the books.

> I guess that mandatory ray-tracing doesn't equal to sales
Nobody has new Graphics Card money in the worst economy since 40 years. And that game overpriced with its pricetag of like 80 benis. 

>>33601
> is Andor actually good?
Pisney Star Wars is written by hacks and shat on general. Of course it isn't good. For more indepth reviews and Starwars burging, I recommend World Class Bullshitters:
https://www.youtube.com/@WCBs

Honestly I stuck around for their videos showing piles and piles of Pisney crap sitting at Ollies and never reaching Nirvana.
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>>33610
>antisemites
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>>33611
Yes, antisemeties. Hating Jews is the only thing most of the people who celebrate "Massa, Hyle Hitschler" have in common. At least one is neither lurking a /pol/ nor connected to a part of the NS fandom. TND is coming together with Schtetls in America, no matter how Yedolf raps about being a avid neo Nazi.
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Galactic Heroes is my favorite anime. Huge cast of interesting characters from opposing factions and quite a bit of mature sociopolitical commentary. I've heard a lot of people complain it's hard to get through, seems to start more so, but I found it pretty dense and well-paced after season 1. Coincidental or not, its setting has a couple key similarities Star Wars. The backdrop is a democratic coalition secedes from an autocratic empire and proceed to war with each other over the next however many years. It even has a sort of plot device analogue to the Death Star, albeit more defensive than offensive.
similarities to* Star Wars
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>>33612
Please stop using retarded words.
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>>33613
You mean Iserlohn fortress? Comparing it to the Death Star ain't right. In contrary to the Death Star, it got boarded by Republican foreces and became their permanent bastion. The Starwars equivalent of that would be Luke and Han using the force to and various flavors fuckery to yeet Vader and the imperials out of the Death star and turning it into a mobile rebel base that is unconquered to the very end when it collides into the new one.

>>33615
Give an alternative then. Hating Jew is still the only common denominator fans West's latest antics. The whipping of the nonwhites is still inevitable. This is why West and Fuentes made that drivel to begin with.
>>33616
Maybe don't discuss retarded shit if you don't want to be treated like a retard.
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>>33616
It's not 1:1 because it's a defensive structure and swaps hands several times, but it's similar in that it's military hardware that has recurring relevance to the plot.
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>>33617
Retarded shit is all I see from West's fans. Just tell me to fuck off with that shit. Jeez. 

>>33618
This is why Iserlohn is not that comparable to the Death Star. There are more similarities to Star Wars' plot in the episode about incident involving that retard separatist  using the Artemis necklace to protect himself from the Imperial Fleet.
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As I have mentioned, the original novels by Tanaka are available in English for a long while. The releases started in 2016 and all 10 volumes are out now. As physical paperbacks with International Standard Book number and all. So ordering it from any bookstore or any shop with access to a book wholesaler should be no problem at all.
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>>33613
May I ask what you thought of the remake when compared to the original?
>>33619
Just don't use redditor language because acting like an idiot makes actual idiots feel welcome. I don't know what else to tell you
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>>33621
I haven't watched Neue These because the character design and overall palette looked incredibly bland at a glance (attached images are the same character). The space battles are CGI now, but don't look terrible from what I've seen of them. I would hope plot and characters remain unchanged since those are the strong points of the original. As much as I want to say "new thing bad" because I love the original, I can't form a strong opinion on it either way at this point. I'll try to look into torrenting it, rewatch the original parts that line up with Neue These and get back to you.
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Meant I'll basically leapfrog the two shows when I get a chance. Watch a chunk of one, then watch up to the same spot in the other.
>>33622
Yeah it does look very bland, like those nu-Ace Attorney games that look quite generic. That's all I can say though, I don't know much about the series other than watching one of the OVAs or whatever they are years ago and being bored by it but then again I was quite young.
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I was talking about the new art style just to be clear
I forgot to reply to the following posts
>>33610
>Its a 1 to 1 adaptation of series of Books that has been translated and out in English for a long while. I recommend both the old OVA and the books.
Are the books like actual books or "light novels"? Just curious since I don't really like the latter too much from what I've read and they tend to work better when adapted into shows.
>Nobody has new Graphics Card money in the worst economy since 40 years. And that game overpriced with its pricetag of like 80 benis. 
Some people paid more than that to play it two days early
>>33621
I simply drop that bullshit since I can't make out what is considered from plebbit and what not and I can't be arsed to lurk one like 7 echo chambers to find the alternative wording.  

> Are the books like actual books 
Yes. No illustrations, no LN format not even simple language as it is typical for them. Just a epic of 10 250 page novels like you would have found in the catalogue of Baen Books and the likes. 

>>33622
Neue Thesis is much shorter than the original and just got as far as I can see on anidb to the fake and gay coup against Hiob Trüning controlled by Hiob Trüning himself. Since the actual TV show is just one cour long, I won't hold my breath until the studio behind it gets to volume 3.
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>>33624
>I don't know much about the series other than watching one of the OVAs or whatever
If you end up watching it soon, watch My Conquest is the Sea of Stars, then Overture to a New War, then the 1988 OVA. Overture to a New War is a semi-replacement (made in 1992 I think) for the first two OVA episodes, but I'd recommend watching both. Or, if you really don't want to watch both, I personally recommend the first two episodes of the OVA over Overture. There are a couple more releases between the original OVA and Neue These, Golden Wings and a gaiden, but those are only worth watching if you're really into the series.
>>33627
I thought they would've been a little farther along by now. They still have a long way to go lol. It'll take them at least another decade (probably significantly longer) at this rate.
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Though to be fair, the original adaptation took around 9 years as well.
also flag randomly turned off at some point
not "as well" but just took 9 years itself. DNT will definitely take longer if they're only on volume 3 after 7 years.
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>>33613
>its setting has a couple key similarities Star Wars
Yes and no, Lucas for what ever reason have a love boner for "MUH DEMOCRACY!" to the extend that it gets in the way on his lore, for example.
>I need a princess to be rescued, but she is also a senator
>I need a queen in trouble, but they are elected not born into the position and she isn't married to a King, yes they are ruled by women WEW
>I need an evil empire, that only lasted 20 years and it got elected.
You see that problem from the first movie he made, when Tarkin said that the senators got BTFO by sheeves and the last part of the republic is now gone.
This is one of the main things that really weights down star wars story as a whole and it is a damn shame.
LOTGH in the other hand is a space opera and not a soap opera like star wars.
In LOTGH the author autistically made two main factions, how they were created and their differences between those two, democracy vs autocracy, their pros and cons and it is up to you to decide which one is better and why you need to kill all the jews holy shit!
One of the funny things I remember of LOTGH is that the Demos have women in their fleet and the Imps do not, I guess we all know why the demos are always losing.
So yeah, I really recommend watching LOTGH, having 6 millions episodes is a good thing.
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>>33631
What's wrong with democracy?
>>33632
It killed Socrates
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>>33633
Good
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>>33628
I don't think I'll watch it anytime soon if I am being honest with you.
>>33632
It got in the way of the lore building, instead of having galaxy full of space Kings, space Emperors, space Princesses, space peasants and the like, you only get a big ass Galactic Republic that got turned into an Galactic Empire.
>>33637
That's a valid point I do think that Lucas kind of went overboard with the whole Republic concept.
>>33632
According to LOTGH, all the problems with Democracy are personified in the character Hiob Trüning. His terrible policies turned the war between the Galactic Empire the Free Planates Alliance into a forever war. All the competent young people are gone that everyone who remained at the home front is a incompetent ape, the Alliance is almost broke and a fake gay extremist group of hools led by Hiob's brother is terrorizing all pacifist on the capital planet. Besides all that, societ is so hilariously divided, that von Lohengrann could use it to instigate a coup against Trüning's adminstration. Which then Trüning himself took over from the safety of his James Bond villain lair inside a Volcano. At the end of the arc (I haven't watched yet), Lohengrann managed to conquered the capital planet and met Trüning for the first time. He wasn't very impressed by hin and found him pretty pathetic.

>>33637
Lucas sucks at writing politics. If he didn't, the Galactic Senate would be something like the Landsraad in Dune were Space Monarchs, galaxy brained Vezirs and literal Senators would make federal law and solve disputes. I also think the usurpation plot that pinnacles in the transformation into the Galactic Empire would also work with a Galactic kingdom.
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>>33639
I really have no idea what any of this means or who any of these German sounding characters are without having watched the show bu that's okay, don't bother.
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>>33641
I think what LOTGH's point about democracy is, and it's been a while so someone can correct me, Democracy's final form is always a divided society. The lines on which society divides can vary, but once the division happens; there's no putting it back together again because that division changes the people who live under it to rely on that societal division to live. In the end it just produces a functional dictator and a bunch of broken people.

And.. looking at modern democracy, it's not wrong. Funny enough, it was made as a criticism of the National Diet in the 80s and 90s and how they fumbled the economic miracle that should have improved everyone's lives, but instead just fueled an even worse division with scorched-earth political tactics from extremists on the fringes.
>>33640
Much appreciated.
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>>33642
This is pretty much spot on.
>>33632
I'd say there are many things wrong with it (not that I think any system is ideal), but a major problem when compared to autocracy is how many more points of failure it has since political agency is more spread out. People are not born equal, so they shouldn't have equal say in how institutions are ran. Retards will just vote for infinite gibsmedats that don't exist. Special interests will just run ads for puppet candidates that promise gibs (which said interests get the lion's share of lol), so democracy ends up not being a government of or for its people anyway. The author of Galactic Heroes probably does hold a personal bias in favor of autocracy, but the series isn't a fart-sniffing marathon about it. The most important characters from the Imperial cast are actually motivated to go to war because they want to become decorated officers and use their favor to usurp a decadent and incompetent royal class and enact policies which encourage merit to be selected for rather than ancestry alone.
>>33642
Yeah, that's a good description.
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Meant to add, the usurpers also want to enact populist policies that improve the well-being of the common people too, which was ironically the original intent (or at least stated to be) of the democratic splinter government. I think the main political message is that many systems can work so long as well-meaning people are in charge and all can fail when sheer self-interest guides policy.
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I regret asking that, no offense lads but I really don't care about LOGH
>>33643
You're welcome, here's another.
>>33642
So it's political commentary on 80s Japan? Not exactly thrilling.
>>33645
I'm sorry for starting this conversation that I have very little investment in but I'd rather just be upfront instead of feigning interest. I was talking about Star Wars specifically with my question.
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>>33641
PLEASE WATCH LotGH!
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>>33647
>Kunoichi Tsubaki
Did you read the manga in the end?
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>>33648
If someone wants me to stream one of the OVA that were recommended here >>33628 for Pre-show for like next month then I'd do it, and I would end up watching it that way. I have no issue with that.
>>33649
I couldn't find it on nyaa or mangadex sadly
Continuing reading the KOTOR comics. Still pretty good this far, both plot and art-wise. Marn Hierogryph it's growing in me as a character and all the designs, specially the mandalorian related, are cool as hell.

>>33637
I think having a Republic it's fine and helps set apart Star Wars from other spaces operas like Flash Gordon, John Carter or Dune. Maybe it's because I interpret the Republic as a space Holy Roman Empire, with a diverse story where the central power could be strong or weak. There were free cities and even merchant republics like Venice. I know republic didn't mean monarchless back then, but I think the historical precedence helps me understand why monarchies and other government systems could be under the republic and why it ended up being so disfuntional by bloating themselves with too many people to control.
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>>33651
I've never read the KOTOR novels let alone finished KOTOR2, but I do have them downloaded and intend on reading them after I am done with Empire at War or at least play it least often. A bit hard to do when this mod exists, admittedly.
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>>33599
>Maybe dejiko will stream it since it's short. Can't really call it supplemental since Excel Saga is nonsense I guess, but it kinda feels like it's part of the full experience.
You're right. We did more or less the same with the Asobi Asobase OVAs.
>>33601
>is Andor actually good? Or is this another example of normalfags calling something that isn't absolutely horrible a masterpiece?
It's Disney Star Wars so very much just normalfags having shit taste.
>Thank you for the extra CRTs trump boat.
You're welcome.
>>33602
That sounds really cool. I'll be there.
>>33606
>That's too fucking large for a 22 minute video so I won't be torrenting it myself but if anyone wants to share a re-encoded file then that's welcome, I guess.
I've managed to get it down to 1.5 GB, uploading it right now to Fileditch.
>There already was though
My bad, I haven't kept up with the more recent episodes. I said that because of the Mario DDR episode which is a Gamecube game.
>clearly they are running out of material that is culturally relevant for a Japanese show on mainstream television.
I don't know, I have no problem with showing less known games as long as it can make an entertaining episode.
>Nothing, I wasn't complaining, anon.
Sorry about that, my mistake.
>I certainly hate them along with Cloudflare.
I guess nobody learned the lesson with the original 8chan.
>>33607
Oh yeah I've seen a little bit of it. That one's really fun.
>>33616
I'm going to be honest with you man, I don't care about Kanye and Fuentes. They're both retarded faggots and I want the spic deported. If that happens you can talk about it.
>>33640
>>33647
Thanks for the episodes.
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>>33650
Oh, I see. It used to be on mangadex, but it's disappeared now.
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What's a good graphics card to buy to play most pre-2020s games on high settings at 1080 or 1440p? I'm thinking of buying one within the next year or so.
>>33609
Clara is a qt.
>>33610
>I recommend World Class Bullshitters
Will check them out. Thanks dreamcast anon.
>>33620
I would be somewhat wary of the english translation of the novels because I heard mixed reviews of the translations.
>>33632
Is this a serious question?
>>33640
I'm really going to miss Toriyama. Also this opening is extremely well made.
>>33645
>The most important characters from the Imperial cast are actually motivated to go to war because they want to become decorated officers and use their favor to usurp a decadent and incompetent royal class and enact policies which encourage merit to be selected for rather than ancestry alone.
I'm going off on a tangent, but 'merit-based' societies are simply another form of ancestry/genetics based societies. Not in a direct sense, but genetics has quite a lot to do merit. Most people who advocate for such societies are usually the ones that think that hard work alone pushes you to the top, which is woefully untrue. Sorry for my sperging, but I recently read a series where the main protag was like this, and it was a little annoying to think about the foolish logic they used to justify his viewpoint.
>>33650
>I have no issue with that.
If one OVA doesn't get you to see the rest, I don't know what will.
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>>33656
>What's a good graphics card to buy to play most pre-2020s games on high settings at 1080 or 1440p? I'm thinking of buying one within the next year or so.
Buy an RX 580, it's what I am going to upgrade to soon (tm) from my current GPU. It should run everything pre-2020 at a steady 1080p60fps and if you play on Linux it can even do software ray tracing for some more newer games that require it like Indiana Jones.
>Clara is a qt.
I want to protect her from that mean bully Sayoko.
>Is this a serious question?
I was talking in the context of star wars and i should have clarified that
>I'm really going to miss Toriyama. Also this opening is extremely well made.
I already miss him dearly, nothing will replace his unique sense of humor and colorful art style.
>>33654
>I've managed to get it down to 1.5 GB, uploading it right now to Fileditch.
Awesome, I appreciate that. BTW I did find the French dub on dailymotion
>My bad, I haven't kept up with the more recent episodes. I said that because of the Mario DDR episode which is a Gamecube game.
It's okay I haven't watched past that either, only clips
>I don't know, I have no problem with showing less known games as long as it can make an entertaining episode.
Neither do I but whatever the higher ups think is what really matters and I am not talking about the producer, more like the network.
>Sorry about that, my mistake.
No problem, I am being an asshole lately and I will try to cool off.
>Oh yeah I've seen a little bit of it. That one's really fun.
It does look quite fun, I have only played Chivalry though which is much older.
>Thanks for the episodes.
Enjoy
>>33655
Likely DMCA
>>33657
We'll see about that when I inevitably stream an OVA.
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Holy fucking shit this episode of Twin Peaks, this is where it gets fucking real. I'm really happy Lynch came back to direct this one because it wouldn't have been as effective if anyone else did it.
>>33655
Yeah, as Dejiko said it's been hit with a DMCA. And it's not the only manga. This is again why you don't put anything on one single website.
>>33657
If it works it works.
>>33656
>I'm really going to miss Toriyama
Same.
>Also this opening is extremely well made.
Yeah, it's really nice. 1997 Slump is a nice version of the series, I think you should give it a try if you haven't already.
>Awesome, I appreciate that.
You're welcome.
>BTW I did find the French dub on dailymotion
That's an interesting surprise. Is the entire series in there or just one episode?
>Neither do I but whatever the higher ups think is what really matters and I am not talking about the producer, more like the network.
I guess so. I honestly don't know about that aspect but I always appreciated the fact that GCCX was a bit more quaint in regards to how close the staff and Arino are. And let's not forget that Seasons 3 and 4 were considered where the show was supposed to end. Imagine a world in which the DVD sales didn't revitalize the show back, it'd be really sad.
>No problem, I am being an asshole lately and I will try to cool off.
No worries, I don't blame you for that. I do appreciate that you're trying to cool off, it's good not to let it get up your head.
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Here's Gu Gu Ganmo episode 22 reencoded with Handbrake. The quality should be fine.
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I'm going to bed now, see you guys.
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>>33650
I can try to see what the best upload of it is and either show you the torrent link or send it with burned subs to you.
>>33656
I don't see what's wrong with genetics determining station. People should be organized based on how they can best serve their nation. It's not about lording over people who are "less genetically fit", but rather to better guarantee that people are appointed to solve problems suitable to their ability. If someone was exceptional at their role but their offspring ends up being suboptimal at it, the offspring would be assigned elsewhere and whoever is best suited to inherit that role would take over it instead. Ideally, lineages wouldn't be allowed to rest on their laurels. If you mean it wouldn't be correctly implemented or enforced, that's a problem with any system.
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Also my vote would be for My Conquest is the Sea of Stars
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>>33660
Very nice. Thanks for sharing.
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That gay music show Eurovision Song Contest is going on once again. Thank God for /v/'s game night. This time its Sven co-op. If you have nothing to do, you can hop in. Furthermore I got Tempest Rising today. So far, so exactly what I wanted. Its old skool Command and Conquer but with newer unit and brand new lore. 

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Hi.
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Hello
>>33665
>That gay music show Eurovision Song Contest is going on once again.
Ugh, yeah. I'm keeping my mother company while she watches it, and it's giving me serious brain damage. Can't wait for it to be over.
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>That's an interesting surprise. Is the entire series in there or just one episode?
I believe I found the entire French dub on either Archive.org or Dailymotion.
>Holy fucking shit this episode of Twin Peaks, this is where it gets fucking real. I'm really happy Lynch came back to direct this one because it wouldn't have been as effective if anyone else did it.
That's one of the more iconic episodes of the show by a long shot.
>spoiler
Certainly, it's interesting how Japanese media often gets a second chance in a different format and gets to see more success, like how Gundam only became popular after the original three films came out. But I guess that's the case for some Western media as well like movies that only become popular on video releases.
>>33660
Thank you friend, could be streamed soon.
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>>33662
Whichever one is fine, no worries.
>>33664
Hello anyonymous.
>>33667
oi flan
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hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii how goes it
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I'm doing okay. I spent the whole day watching anime and reading manga. Someone gifted me Doom Eternal, so I've been playing that too. I honestly have no idea what's going on in the story since I haven't played the first game, and I'm too lazy to read the codex or whatever. I also hate that they force you to create a Bethesda account just to play. I'm just trying to finish it as soon as possible so I can free up some space. What about you?
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>>33663
You're welcome man.
>>33664
Hello.
>>33665
Thank God I don't bother with TV anymore, that must be hell.
>Sven Coop
Nice, that's a good gam enight.
>>33666 (checked)
>I'm keeping my mother company while she watches it, and it's giving me serious brain damage. Can't wait for it to be over.
That sucks Reisen anon. Make sure to listen to your favoirte music after it to wash away the bad taste. Nice Remi also.
>>33667
Hey there.
>>33667
>>33670
Good Flans.
>>33668
>I believe I found the entire French dub on either Archive.org or Dailymotion.
That's amazing. If only the original dub was as easily accesible.
>That's one of the more iconic episodes of the show by a long shot.
Absolutely, and I really appreciate the Lynch touch in it. After going through several episodes directed by other people it's refreshing to see him (even made the Nadine scene not feel like filler). And his cameo as Gordon is pretty great.
>Thank you friend, could be streamed soon.
No problem, just stream it whenever you need it.
>>33670
>playing Nu Doom
That's fucking rough.
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>>33670
Nice anon thats a nice way to spend the day
Last tiem I touched Doom was some mod for Doom 2 I never played any of the new gen ones
>What about you?
I went out to eat earlier today and picked up some vodka and i had some of it today so its been ok
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>That sucks Reisen anon. Make sure to listen to your favoirte music after it to wash away the bad taste.
Yeah, I'm going to listen to some anime openings and then go to sleep. My head hurts like hell. Thankfully, the torture is almost over.
>That's fucking rough.
I didn't really want to play it, but the guy who gifted it to me spent a lot on it, and it's been sitting in my library for years. I'm only playing it now because I feel bad for letting his money go to waste.
>>33672
Trust me, you're not missing out on anything. As others have already said, it's just a bunch of overpriced, bloated shit. I guess the gameplay is not completely terrible, but I'm still indifferent towards it.
>I went out to eat earlier today and picked up some vodka and i had some of it today so its been ok
I see, good to hear you're doing okay too. Just make sure not to drink too much, anon. I personally don't drink much because I don't like the taste of alcohol.
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Guessing at a glance from the artstyles they were all drawn by someone from that specific country/speaking that language. It's interesting how this extends to the website design itself too.

https://www.clipstudio.net/en/
https://www.clipstudio.net/kr/
https://www.clipstudio.net/jp/

The nicest way this could be looked at is that it's just that they were picking random artists that looked presentable enough to be put on an advertisement and were representative of the area they were advertising in. Different areas have different cultural values and an important part of running a business is not accidentally forgetting that 'spaz' is a dreadful curse in Britain and should not be put in a children's game.

The more realistic way is probably just that they were convinced by some effeminate man that 'the stupid anime shit has to go because they'll thinks its for peduhfiles.'

I actually can't think of any artists that "really" take inspiration from the pseudo-Eastern style adopted by so many Western artists today. More often than not it seems like they wanted to go for that, but then along the way were convinced to drop it or mute it in favor of a more acceptable and realistic practice, and like all creative ambition that's where the soul dies. Maybe that's rude to say, but I've never been able to see it any other way. Many of them take inspiration from anime/manga artstyles but fail to take notes where it actually matters.

Most of the artists today starting out are influenced by that Eastern art so I think they'd really like seeing that sort of thing on CSP's website. It's reminiscent of the time some company made a hologram assistant thing. The Japanese got Miku, the Americans got a generic fat soccer mom from Second Life.

I'm uncertain of why Americans enjoy the ugly so much, the things that lack in little other than surface details and are literally made to represent what they are (shape language, 'readable' designs). My best guess is that the golden aim for mass audiences isn't exceptional quality but rather mediocrity, and it goes beyond just making something more pedestrian instead of having an avant garde mess but also refusing to make it any better than just okay in general. American audiences are fairly ironic and are afraid of genuinely connecting with something, which is why they chose to watch the Minecraft movie instead of anything else. Ironic film, ironic premise, entirely treating everything as a stupid joke while the audience does too. Makes like a billion at the box office. I'd be amazed if there was someone who really liked it beyond 'lol meme'.
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>>33676
It's not Americans that enjoy these ugly things, it's the fat retarded marxists who worship ugliness in lieu of beauty because they genuinely think everything should be ugly like themselves, people unwilling to better their own lives want everything lowered to their level, particularly women who see fictional characters as competition. I guarantee you that the US illustration was made by some ugly woman or a tranny and whoever chose that retard to do their promotional art probably follows the same political agenda that has subverted most western institutions.
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Also CSP's entire branding is built around anime stile art, hell it used to be called Manga Studio, the only case where it would make sense for them to drop their entire brand identity would be under the influence of some retarded leftist idiot in charge of their US branch.
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>>33676
>I'm uncertain of why Americans enjoy the ugly so much, the things that lack in little other than surface details and are literally made to represent what they are (shape language, 'readable' designs). My best guess is that the golden aim for mass audiences isn't exceptional quality but rather mediocrity, and it goes beyond just making something more pedestrian instead of having an avant garde mess but also refusing to make it any better than just okay in general. American audiences are fairly ironic and are afraid of genuinely connecting with something, which is why they chose to watch the Minecraft movie instead of anything else. Ironic film, ironic premise, entirely treating everything as a stupid joke while the audience does too. Makes like a billion at the box office. I'd be amazed if there was someone who really liked it beyond 'lol meme'.
Also I genuinely have no idea what irony as a concept has to do with any of this. Irony-centric culture and post ironic humor are both most prevalent among chronically online zoomers and not necessarily just American ones. It's what happens when shy away from honesty because it's seen as 'cringe'
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>>33672
>Last tiem I touched Doom was some mod for Doom 2 I never played any of the new gen ones
It's honestly the best choice. If you want a story Doom then 3 might be better. Thank goodness id Software released the source code for classic Doom so that people could make a shitton of mods for it. Now if only other companies could do that too.
>Yeah, I'm going to listen to some anime openings and then go to sleep. My head hurts like hell. Thankfully, the torture is almost over.
I feel bad that you had to sit through that shit.
>I didn't really want to play it, but the guy who gifted it to me spent a lot on it, and it's been sitting in my library for years. I'm only playing it now because I feel bad for letting his money go to waste.
Well I understand that it's a gesture for him, which is good, but honestly your friend should spend his money on better games for you.
>>33675
I can't wait for the day that "CalArts/Tumblr" artstyle disappears forever.
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One last thing I have noticed about so much of the internet being ironic and "cringe" culture is that people these days are being raised on phones, everyone has a computer with a camera in their pockets and there's more reason than ever not to be yourself around others out of fear of someone potentially ridiculing you. There's an entire ad-driven industry built around the idea of mocking others for being different. So what you get is people who would much rather pretend to enjoy things ironically than actually enjoying anything that isn't hidden under layers of irony because its deemed more socially acceptable. But even then, some of the more irony oriented products coming out of the West like any of those subversive visual novels that were popular seem to still have some sort of aesthetic cohesion and a concept of beauty. I don't believe that anyone actually likes this feminism-adjacent corporate ugliness like the CSP ad. But I digress.
>>33680
>I can't wait for the day that "CalArts/Tumblr" artstyle disappears forever.
While I don't think that it's just one style, I do believe that the former is definitely less prevalent these days outside of maybe animated productions. It has certainly evolved as well, but not for the better. I don't even know what is hip now, nor do I care.
>Well I understand that it's a gesture for him, which is good, but honestly your friend should spend his money on better games for you.
Is Doom Eternal "bad" now?
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>>33679
It's late and I've confused myself trying to write a response to this.
I'll just say that I've mixed up the appeal of Tumblr artwork and the general American audience appeal. You're right that general American audiences don't care about Tumblrshit because it tries to be too weird and special and is completely removed from anything people can actually understand, if it was ever made to be understood at all.
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>>33682
It's alright anon, I am open to discussing this topic more if you ever want to keep discussing it. And I do agree with you, tumblrshit just lacks general appeal, even the most generic and bland run of the mill product that appeals to the lowest common denominator still tries in an odd way to have some sort of attractiveness in its design, look at absolute garbage like Marvel Rivals, its popular among idiots without any discerning skills because its not entirely hideous.
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I was just thinking of how Tumblr artstyles tended to use general art trends that other more popular animated things have, and why they felt the need to do that to begin with.
Like take pic related for example. The artist doing these genuinely wants you to believe the one on the right is a more appealing design because it's made out of more triangles and therefore makes the character more of a femme fatale. Like, no, really. He adheres to the idea of shape theory so damn hard that there's just simply no universe where a character can exist outside of that. It should go without mentioning that the overwhelming majority of anime does not follow shape theory in character designs.

These people follow things like silhouette design, shape theory, 'readable design' and whatnot but they never really come out that great anyways. No one's gonna remember any of this crap because it's robotic and devoid of all humanity, not to mention that most of the theory going into this is bunk anyways.

These are the sort of rules I'm thinking about when I say that people get their anime inspiration beaten out of them. It doesn't follow their pre-established idea of what goobad character design is because the Japanese have literally never heard of or cared about any of this shit. Instead of just going with what their own ideas on it or even just analyzing the art they liked and coming up with their own internalized philosophy on it they listen to hacks like this, often out of fear that they won't be accepted.

So they create an artstyle that's weird, mushy, derivative, samey, and generally ugly for everyone to look at. There's nothing particularly standout about CalArts or such styles being awful, it's just lacking an emotional core for people to latch onto because it was practically designed by committee to be as inoffensive as possible. Like an office space. But you kinda need that for the character to make an emotional statement and not just be another Garfield to slap onto a tote bag. "The rules" aren't really as useful as these people let on.

This is just applying purely to character design but this is also a pretty big problem across creativity as a whole. People are very quickly willing to betray themselves to be more acceptable.

>I do believe that (CalArts) is definitely less prevalent these days outside of maybe animated productions
Well CalArts was all about animation so that probably explains it. The ideas around modern character design are pretty engrained in artists noggins at this point because the ones who got to do their jobs were the best students and the best students were simply the best at following instructions.
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>>33684
Shape theory? Is that some pretentious art school nonsense that these retards adhere to? I certainly thought that the design on the right was meant to be satire or parody because it looks hideous.
>These people follow things like silhouette design, shape theory, 'readable design' and whatnot but they never really come out that great anyways. No one's gonna remember any of this crap because it's robotic and devoid of all humanity, not to mention that most of the theory going into this is bunk anyways.
It just sounds like a waste of time and a reason for people to believe that they are smarter than they actually are.
>These are the sort of rules I'm thinking about when I say that people get their anime inspiration beaten out of them. It doesn't follow their pre-established idea of what goobad character design is because the Japanese have literally never heard of or cared about any of this shit. Instead of just going with what their own ideas on it or even just analyzing the art they liked and coming up with their own internalized philosophy on it they listen to hacks like this, often out of fear that they won't be accepted.
I really don't know where any of these people would ever even listen to these nonsensical ideas but I can make a good guess that it is within academic circles, the same ones that probably lands them gigs once they graduate so they can keep perpetuating this ugliness to the world.
>So they create an artstyle that's weird, mushy, derivative, samey, and generally ugly for everyone to look at. There's nothing particularly standout about CalArts or such styles being awful, it's just lacking an emotional core for people to latch onto because it was practically designed by committee to be as inoffensive as possible. Like an office space. But you kinda need that for the character to make an emotional statement and not just be another Garfield to slap onto a tote bag. "The rules" aren't really as useful as these people let on.
They make these abominations and later get upset when their work gets outsold by manga and anime ten to one, when even the most derivative (plot-wise) of anime outsells your bullshit then maybe its time to decontextualize all you know because it's retarded. It doesn't really help that I am seeing a lot of this crap being marketed as "manga" these days because they think people are just that gullible. It has become a common grift.
>This is just applying purely to character design but this is also a pretty big problem across creativity as a whole. People are very quickly willing to betray themselves to be more acceptable.
I guess these people never had anything of value to contribute in the first place if they were this willing to betray what attracted them to art in the first place.
>Well CalArts was all about animation so that probably explains it. The ideas around modern character design are pretty engrained in artists noggins at this point because the ones who got to do their jobs were the best students and the best students were simply the best at following instructions.
Well yes and the animation industry is incredibly nepotistic.
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>Shape theory? Is that some pretentious art school nonsense that these retards adhere to?
Yes actually. Specifically it's the Disney/Calarts way of doing things. Circles are COMFY, Squares are RELIABLE, Triangles are SUSPICIOUS and other such terms that make no sense at all.
>It just sounds like a waste of time and a reason for people to believe that they are smarter than they actually are.
Yes actually. So are most 'rules' around things really, it's just for people to give themselves some sort of objective metric to measure their ability with even if the end product looks bizarre and unlikable.
>I really don't know where any of these people would ever even listen to these nonsensical ideas but I can make a good guess that it is within academic circles, the same ones that probably lands them gigs once they graduate so they can keep perpetuating this ugliness to the world.
Man, all spot on. Some of them get gigs, others just become the teachers regurgitating what they were just taught. Those who can't, etc.
>They make these abominations and later get upset when their work gets outsold by manga and anime ten to one
I dunno how true that is. The anime market is pretty small for what it is, Disney could out-profit the entire thing in a movie or two, and while manga is more popular these days I consider that more of a failing of the comic industry as a whole than American audiences necessarily attaching to manga more by default.
>I guess these people never had anything of value to contribute in the first place if they were this willing to betray what attracted them to art in the first place.
It's real easy to do and predates CalArts by a very long time. Basically, academics are only really willing to accept a very narrow style of art which basically nobody wants to do, but they think it's more 'adulty' and less 'cringe' to do so and as a result they'll adopt it. Even on internet critic forums this sort of attitude continues, lots of people on places like 4chan's /ic/ will absolutely shit on anyone trying to do anything other than life studies. The "to draw this, first draw this" attitude when in reality jumping right into master's studies is basically what they all did to improve.
But it's okay because anime was cringe for peduhfiles anyways and the new artstyle is MUCH more socially acceptable. And devoid of all humanity and depth, but socially acceptable.
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>>33688
tl;dr
That shit is pushed by overeducated pretentious asshole who lack talent to begin with. The same people shit on Don Bluth, by the way. 

Also monthly reminder that the calarts style came to be and got taught to enable production companies to safe animation costs without returning to the foot drawn glory that was Rocky and Bullwinkle. The "gooks" may animate anything for you, but they demand way too much money for cartoons in a realistic style and the people running Burger animation studios rather life stream their very own suicide than switching the entire animation process to 12 calarts graduates using Renderman (or something) in a basement.
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Hey everyone, this is a reminder that we will be streaming on Black Cat Streams today at 22:00 UTC.

What we will be watching:
Battle Angel Alita OVA(s)
Armitage III OVA(s) from the 90s*
And then something else. It's a surprise after all. I will be making two more announcements, one an hour before stream, and then the next 5 minutes before. Here is the link: https://cytu.be/r/blackcatstreams

*Note: *We may be skipping Armitage III Poly-Matrix since it's english dub only and follows a similar plot to the original OVAs*
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>>33681
>While I don't think that it's just one style, I do believe that the former is definitely less prevalent these days outside of maybe animated productions. It has certainly evolved as well, but not for the better.
I guess so. I was just baffled by the choice for the US version of CSP considering that this is mostly for anime style drawings.
>Is Doom Eternal "bad" now?
Not really, that was just a dumb mistake by me. I read Reisenanon's description and thought it was a different nuDoom game. Sorry about that.
>>33687
I should really do my reps.
>>33690
>spoiler
You aren't kidding, none of the torrents have JP audio. Why is that? Did the original dub get lost?
>>33691
No idea. It was released in Japan, seeing as it has Japanese subtitles.
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>>33680
Maybe I was too harsh. As I said, I'm simply indifferent toward it at the moment. Maybe I just need to play it more. I don't know. Either way, I shouldn't complain about gifts. Time for me to stfu.
>>33690
> the compillation movie is only available as dub
< and also German sub on VHS and shit DVD that almost nobody here can read
Fug. This sucks ass dongs. Polymatrix is the fastest way to watch Armitage 3. 

>>33691
>  Why is that? Did the original dub get lost?
It does exist. The problem seems to be that it got lost just like the original dub for Star Musketeer Bismark, the show that later got edited into Saber rider.
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Hey everyone, we will start in about an hour. Here is the link again!

https://cytu.be/r/blackcatstreams
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>>33691
>I guess so. I was just baffled by the choice for the US version of CSP considering that this is mostly for anime style drawings.
I was similarly baffled but then I remembered what year it is and I promptly realized that its just par for the course given current day retardation.
>Not really, that was just a dumb mistake by me. I read Reisenanon's description and thought it was a different nuDoom game. Sorry about that.
Its fine if you don't like it man.
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Hello
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>>33701
Hello there
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>>33702
Hiii how goes t it
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>>33705
Could be better but then again it could be much worse, how about you?
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More old dick cheese
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This game looks really fun, never thought i'd see a game inspired by Hungry Ghosts for the PS2
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>>33706
Hmmm
I hope it goes well one of these days Anon
I'm okay
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Thanks for joining the stream everyone! :)
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>>33709
Thanks dude, same to you.
>>33710
It was fun, thanks for the stream.
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So I was looking into Resident Evil adaptations and there's going to be another one soon enough, this one is being directed by Zach from WKUK of all people. He is also making a high profile horror film called 'Weapons' after his directorial debut with 'Barbarian'.
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Has anyone here played this? It always seemed to have surprisingly high production values for something released on a doomed-at-launch platform.
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I don't like the term OC, it makes me think of deviantart.
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>>33694
After checking some pages it seems this version was supposed to only have the English dub so if there was ever a Japanese track it wasn't in their plans to include it.
>>33696
>Its fine if you don't like it man.
I know, I'm not that keen on it but I can see Reisen anon's point on it being a gift. Either way I have nothing else to add.
>>33699
>>33700
Thanks for the bunnies.
>>33703
LOL that looks so bad.
>>33707
Based on that little clip on stream that we watched it looks great. I'll put it on my log.
>>33710
Thanks for the stream, it was nice seeing you again. Let's see what happens with the rest of Armitage.
>>33712
That's interesting. I wonder what the other guys are doing nowadays.
>>33713
I haven't but the gameplay videos I've seen it are nice it also has pantyshots which is neat.
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Each Harry Potter game had several different versions for different platforms and they were all different games altogether or most of the times at least. There's this Youtube channel called Flandrew that has documented each version of each game and I think it's worth watching if you are into that kind of thing.
My favorite personally would have to be probably the PS2 version of Chamber of Secrets but I also really like the PS1 version. All of them have Jeremy Soule's unique soundtrack which is great, then there's also the GC and even XB versions which are also somewhat different from PS2, slightly better visuals but different stages at times, then there's PC which is a different game, it doesn't look or play as good as the others but I still like it. Prisoner of Azkaban for the PS2/GC/XB is probably the objective highlight of the series as far as gameplay is concerned and like visuals and overall polish, that also has a different PC version.
Then there's the handheld games, for HP1 they did a turn based RPG inspired by Final Fantasy on the GBC while the GBA got a weird platformer thing, then the same happened with HP2 and finally HP3 only got a GBA game but it was an RPG just like the GBC titles except better. It's crazy. 
>>33715
That fourth image is funny
>I know, I'm not that keen on it but I can see Reisen anon's point on it being a gift. Either way I have nothing else to add.
Yeah nothing to add here either.
>Thanks for the bunnies.
No problem, I hope bambi2000line does more of those.
>That's interesting. I wonder what the other guys are doing nowadays.
Sadly Trevor passed away, as for the others I don't really know but I think they do a podcast every once in a while with the remaining members.
>spoiler
LOL yes, it's definitely a very fanservice-y game
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Probably half the reason why the original three games are so memorable is because of the music, I used to play the shit out of these as a kid.
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>>33717
>start typing "There was a Game Boy Colour Harry Potter RPG I really liked"
>see you mentioned those in previous post
Was gonna recommend it if you hadn't played them before, heh. Honestly forgot they even existed until seeing your posts, but they were fun. I say that as someone who was around adult age when they released, too, so no rose-tinted glasses. Haven't tried the GBA one, which reminds me that I didn't ever play Robopon 2 either, though the first was a really good Pokemon clone. Also, if you still want to stream the Galactic Heroes movie, when do you want it encoded by? I finished downloading a version of it overnight, but haven't touched it yet.
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>>33718
If you liked the GBC titles then the third one will probably be just as enjoyable, it has some gorgeous detailed spritework and more fleshed out mechanics overall. Not very long and quite easy as to be expected though.
>Robopon 2
I only played the first one so this one eludes me, you should check out the Telefang games too.
>Also, if you still want to stream the Galactic Heroes movie, when do you want it encoded by? I finished downloading a version of it overnight, but haven't touched it yet.
This week we are watching ROTJ, so the week after that.
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>>33719
>Telefang
I used to get bootleg carts from a Vietnamese guy and first played this as Pokemon Diamond and Jade. Telefang Speed and Power was a decent clone, too.
>the week after that
Alright, cool. Will try not to procrastinate on it. Remind me if I forget to send you anything closer to the date. I don't know if I should just upload it around the time (like Saturday or day of stream) and give you that link or send you the file some days in advance. Also, I think I might've missed some Primal episode downloads. Most recent episode I have saved is Sea of Despair. If you get a chance when you don't mind the upload hit to your internet speed, could you maybe send me them?
I don't think Atlyss has received a content update yet, but I was curiously browsing the Steam forum and people were complaining that the dev is capitulating to "wokies" because he limited the body sliders a bit more. I don't particularly care personally, since I like the game for its gameplay rather than the lewdness, but I hope it doesn't end up being a gay rugpull of trash politics.
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I watched Barbarian, it was quite spooky and does get a bit darker near the end and I am not saying this because one of the main characters is black lmao. If anyone wants to watch it just go into it blind, if anything I am happy that the WKUK crew is getting work. Not going to blow anyone away but surprisingly competent for a directorial debut. That's all I have to say on that.
>>33720
>I used to get bootleg carts from a Vietnamese guy and first played this as Pokemon Diamond and Jade. Telefang Speed and Power was a decent clone, too.
You know I was going to mention that they had those bootleg releases but you've beat me to it.
>Alright, cool. Will try not to procrastinate on it. Remind me if I forget to send you anything closer to the date. I don't know if I should just upload it around the time (like Saturday or day of stream) and give you that link or send you the file some days in advance. Also, I think I might've missed some Primal episode downloads. Most recent episode I have saved is Sea of Despair. If you get a chance when you don't mind the upload hit to your internet speed, could you maybe send me them?
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Here you go, and up to you whenever you feel like sending that LOGH stuff, fine by me either way.
>I don't think Atlyss has received a content update yet, but I was curiously browsing the Steam forum and people were complaining that the dev is capitulating to "wokies" because he limited the body sliders a bit more. I don't particularly care personally, since I like the game for its gameplay rather than the lewdness, but I hope it doesn't end up being a gay rugpull of trash politics.
UGH, don't tell me he seriously fucking did that? He can go fuck himself. He is literally caving in while the game is still in fucking alpha stage.
I watched some other horror movies in recent times too like Valhalla Rising which was more of a hyperviolent nonsensical romp with some spooky moments, i would have liked it more if it wasn't for the final act where it just gets gross for no reason, Cabin in the Woods which felt more like satire of the slasher genre as a whole and Jacob's Ladder that felt like Silent Hill as a picture done right, and funnily enough it probably was the inspiration for SH if I am getting my facts right...
There was also Naked Lunch but that was fucking disgusting so I stopped watching it after a series of gross out scenes.
>>33722
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I completely forgot that I watched Chopping Mall not long ago, a B-grade horror flick about some idiots being pursued by killer robots inside a mall. Said robots look a bit like Daleks mixed with the freezing gun robot from Logan's Run. Nothing extraordinary, really.
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>>33721
>I am happy that the WKUK crew is getting work
((( Zach Cregger ))) married a kike and probably had a hand in the assaniaton of Trevor. Fuck him.
>>33723
>Jacob's Ladder
That movie was so fucking scary on so many different levels. It really stuck with me, especially since I first watched it when I was 12.
>it probably was the inspiration for SH if I am getting my facts right...
Yeah I heard it was too I think you're correct.
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Also watching Yume Tsukai on the anime side of things, unsure if I will finish it however. Tonari no Yokai-san looks very fun so that might be my next watch.
Need to finish Babette's Feast but that's a surprisingly enjoyable film so I probably will soon, I am looking for Silent Running since it looks quite fascinating.
>>33726
>(((  Zach Cregger  ))) married a kike and probably had a hand in the assaniaton of Trevor. Fuck him.
Is this just a theory or do you have any proof to back up these admittedly wild claims? They were friends and spoke positively of each other, I don't see why he would be involved in some assassination plan.
>That movie was so fucking scary on so many different levels. It really stuck with me, especially since I first watched it when I was 12.
It manages to induce a very different kind of fear that I have not seen before, its not a perfect movie but I enjoyed it. Sadly there's nothing else like it to feel that void.
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>>33721
>I am happy that the WKUK crew is getting work. Not going to blow anyone away but surprisingly competent for a directorial debut.
Didn't they have a movie called Miss September or something? Whatever it was, it seemed a bit forgettable.
>Here you go, and up to you whenever you feel like sending that LOGH stuff, fine by me either way.
Thanks, much appreciated.
>UGH, don't tell me he seriously fucking did that?
I haven't loaded the game in a long time, but I'm guessing all the complaining on the Steam forum is founded on something. I don't get why anyone would even care since there isn't any sexual content in the base game and he's been reworking the server browser to hide 18+ shit from kids unlike the Webfisting faggot.
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Also we should boost each other again sometime. Just because I'm an achievement goy. I have to do it for two accounts too, but I guess it doesn't hurt to have two of each class since there is decent build variety.
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>>33729
What game?
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>>33730
Atlyss. Fun little third-person diablolike with chibi furfag characters.
>>33716
>That fourth image is funny
Yeah, I like it because it's that and also cool for her.
>No problem, I hope bambi2000line does more of those.
Thanks for mentioning the artist.
>Sadly Trevor passed away, as for the others I don't really know but I think they do a podcast every once in a while with the remaining members.
Oh yeah I know Trevor sadly died (although he could've been killed, honestly I'm not opposed to that theory) but I didn't know about the rest of them.
>>33721
That's nice to know, maybe I should watch it then.
>>33725
It's funny you mention those robots because they are the only parts of the movie that are interesting, and also when they kill the humans. Otherwise I agree.
>>33726
No clue if he was part of it but marrying a kike is disgusting.
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Happy CUNY Tuesday by the way.
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Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!
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This week is off to a bad start. Then again, none of my weeks ever begin well. Oh well, nothing I can do about it.
At least I've caught up with the latest chapters of Shadows House, which I haven't read for some months, or was it a year? Anyway, I'm now rereading it from the beginning to refresh my memory, since it's been a few years. I've also downloaded the anime, I hope it's not too different from the manga.
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People calling chatbots "AI Companions" is the most pathetic thing I've ever seen. It's just cleverbot you dumb nigger.
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>>33728
>Didn't they have a movie called Miss September or something? Whatever it was, it seemed a bit forgettable.
I know Trevor was in that and it wasn't very good but it's been a while since I watched it.
>Thanks, much appreciated.
No problem
>I haven't loaded the game in a long time, but I'm guessing all the complaining on the Steam forum is founded on something. I don't get why anyone would even care since there isn't any sexual content in the base game and he's been reworking the server browser to hide 18+ shit from kids unlike the Webfisting faggot.
The game markets itself on its sex appeal, if you take that away from the game then there's no fucking reason to play it over other similar titles with more content.
I assume it was a bunch of trannies or something because they can't stand seeing females.
>>33729
Sure, if I ever get the time.
>>33732
>Yeah, I like it because it's that and also cool for her.
Yeah it would make for a nice board flag if it wasn't for the fact that I find some content in the OVA questionable.
>Thanks for mentioning the artist.
No problem, I used to keep up with his work before he exploded in popularity, its weird seeing him go from a couple favorites each post to thousands.
>That's nice to know, maybe I should watch it then.
It's nothing special really, just set your expectations accordingly if you ever watch it.
>It's funny you mention those robots because they are the only parts of the movie that are interesting, and also when they kill the humans. Otherwise I agree.
Yeah that was the only highlight from that movie and were all the budget clearly went.
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>>33734
Happy CUNY Tuesday!
>>33735
For me, it's always a bad start of the week it seems  
>Shadows House
I only watched the first episode of the anime adaptation and promptly lost interest because I was keeping up with some shonen shit around that time.
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>>33727
>Is this just a theory or do you have any proof to back up these admittedly wild claims? 
It's a just a hunch, and skimming through brief anecdotes from internet schizos.
>They were friends and spoke positively of each other
Sorry for being completely unhinged but I have this crazy idea in my head (but don't really believe) that Zach joined some sort of evil secret society and had to sacrifice one of his best friends for some sort of promotion in this secret order and for material gain, like funding for his dumb movie. It would make sense that he orchestrated or assisted in the taking out of Trevor for all the rabbi rousing stunts he pulled.
>It manages to induce a very different kind of fear that I have not seen before, its not a perfect movie but I enjoyed it. Sadly there's nothing else like it to feel that void.
Yeah, It also feels like something (as many things are) that could have only existed within a window of time with the technological limitations, and other miscellaneous esoteric influences of that era. New horror movies are mostly disturbing kike fantasies that are aimed at subverting beauty or attacking White people, such as the kike shit made by the likes of ((( Ari Aster ))).
>>33732
>No clue if he was part of it but marrying a kike is disgusting.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sara_Paxton#Early_life
Yeah it is, it's a good chunk of the reason I hate Zach so much besides the fact he turned into another soulless Los Angeles cretin through personality and spirit just like the rest of the WKUK crew except for Timmy, Darren, and Trevor who didn't decide to live in modern day Sodom and Gomorrah and probably retained the integrity of their souls. You know who else likes marrying kikes though?
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>>33736
MEET YOUR AI GIRLFRIEND SAAR
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There is a lot of bitterness and anger in this world, and I felt myself beginning to write a negative post, but I changed my mind. I will write a positive one.
A lot of people think kindness is an exploitative weakness that lets people take advantage of you. It is not. Kindness is a virtue and a strength. In a world where it is so easy to succumb to hatred and malice, kindness is something that shows fortitude and a genuine feeling of love. The reason why kindness is seen in such a low light is because it is conflated with terms such as 'passiveness', 'tolerance', and 'niceness' (which is simply a surface level of kindness). Kindness is not passive nor tolerant, because even though it involves showing love for other people, it does not condone bad, wicked, and evil things. True kindness is not 'nice', because it is genuine. It is not something that is done out of a habit of courtesy nor is it done to appease others. Don't let the evil things that you see happening let you forsake kindness and think of it as something that is worthless and to be discarded. Don't let deceivers trick you into thinking that your intolerance of bad things means that you are not a kind person, or capable of being one, especially if your actions show that you indeed show care, even toward those that commit actions that you morally oppose.
On another note, I need to replace the majority of my media consumption to reading (or any sort of informative leisurely activity) and production. It's too easy for my primitive brain to be swayed by rage-bait and drama online, as is for all.
>>33658
>Buy an RX 580, it's what I am going to upgrade to soon (tm) from my current GPU. It should run everything pre-2020 at a steady 1080p60fps and if you play on Linux it can even do software ray tracing for some more newer games that require it like Indiana Jones.
May as well check that out. Thank you.
>I already miss him dearly, nothing will replace his unique sense of humor and colorful art style.
Now I feel a bit depressed.
>>33661
>I don't see what's wrong with genetics determining station.
Sorry if it seemed like I was advocating for an idea. I am rather neutral in regards to this. My post before was only pointing out the fallacious logic and hypocrisy that opponents of the ancestry/genetic/legacy view spew out from time to time. In regards to the rest of your post, I am inclined to understand your point.
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Look at this fucking faggot, Geez Louise how can people like this even fucking EXIST, these are the types of idiots that studios listen to these days.
>the damage they perpetuate
How the fuck does a fucking Star Trek episode damage anyone, are you like getting injuries from staring at your screen? I think you might want to measure ionizing radiation in your vicinity if that's the case
>>33738
>anecdotes from internet schizos.
I found your problem, don't stare into the schizo abyss too long or you'll be seeing hidden messages in your alphabet soup soon enough.
>Sorry for being completely unhinged but I have this crazy idea in my head (but don't really believe) that Zach joined some sort of evil secret society and had to sacrifice one of his best friends for some sort of promotion in this secret order and for material gain, like funding for his dumb movie. It would make sense that he orchestrated or assisted in the taking out of Trevor for all the rabbi rousing stunts he pulled.
Anon, I don't think everyone is a backstabbing treacherous sociopath. Sometimes people just fucking die in accidents while drunk like Ryan Dunn. But who knows.
>Yeah, It also feels like something (as many things are) that could have only existed within a window of time with the technological limitations, and other miscellaneous esoteric influences of that era. New horror movies are mostly disturbing kike fantasies that are aimed at subverting beauty or attacking White people, such as the kike shit made by the likes of (((  Ari Aster  ))).
I fucking hate Ari Aster's subversive nonsense, it just reeks of demonizing whit cultures and pushing racial hatred. It's the same bullshit for most of A24s work if I had to guess, I haven't watched many of their films nor do I want to. 
What I have seen though are some good foreign horror films from Japan, Korea and others in these past few years like this one Spanish speaking horror film with nice practical effects set in the countryside which I saw some time ago, forgot the name but it was a good one.
On the former topic, I find it interesting that both Jacob's Ladder and Twin Peaks came out around the same time, there was something about that period specifically.
>Yeah it is, it's a good chunk of the reason I hate Zach so much besides the fact he turned into another soulless Los Angeles cretin through personality and spirit just like the rest of the WKUK crew except for Timmy, Darren, and Trevor who didn't decide to live in modern day Sodom and Gomorrah and probably retained the integrity of their souls. 
What the fuck is it with LA and people moving there instantly becoming fucking demonic, must be something in the water supply LOL.
>>33739
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>>33740
I think you need to simmer down a bit and stop dwelling in your own mind so much for your own good, because I sure as hell lack the capacity right now at this very moment to level with you. You want to read more? Then let's talk books.
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Fine I'll bite because I don't enjoy feeling like an asshole, either take this .webm as my response to your or the inane ramblings below.
>>33740
>A lot of people think kindness is an exploitative weakness that lets people take advantage of you. It is not. Kindness is a virtue and a strength. In a world where it is so easy to succumb to hatred and malice, kindness is something that shows fortitude and a genuine feeling of love.
That sounds really gay.
>Don't let deceivers trick you into thinking that your intolerance of bad things means that you are not a kind person, or capable of being one, especially if your actions show that you indeed show care, even toward those that commit actions that you morally oppose.
I don't think anyone here genuinely falls for any of that two-faced faux moral grandstanding that many leftists engage in. Be kind to those who are kind to you and even sometimes those who aren't but don't let people step all over you because your worth is not defined by them, it's not exactly science, just common sense and I think you can be a bit more succinct when discussing this. However I will denot that there's a lot of sociopath-like behavior even online and even among circles like these where some people genuinely believe that they should never ever be kind because that's all they get out of the general attitude they see from others, that's just simpleminded and quite frankly stupid. If you feel like you have to be an asshole to fit in with others then that's just highlighting your own lack of individuality and maybe just maybe that of others if they are all behaving the same way and shy away from intellectual honesty and openness.
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There's a lot of pent-up teenage angst seeping from imageboard communities which has more or less always been the case. Some people are able to wade through all the bs but some others don't and they never grow out of it, even worse they might be corrupted by others into becoming genuinely bad people. Being able to discern what is right and what is wrong doesn't mean you have to be a jaded misanthropic asshole to everyone all the time and those who were unable to grow out of their edgelord phase are just as bad as the normalniggers they denounce.
That's all I am going to say on that.
>I think you need to simmer down a bit and stop dwelling in your own mind so much for your own good, because I sure as hell lack the capacity right now at this very moment to level with you. You want to read more? Then let's talk books.
Deji-kun the normalfags that I must interact with on a daily basis are driving me insane and scrolling through news articles doesn't help. Anyway, on a lighter note, let's talk about books/mags/reading material. You probably came across the archive for the nintendo power magazines, but what about the club nintendo archive?
https://www.outofprintarchive.com/catalogue/clubnintendo.html
This isn't a full list, but this site has high resolution archives of these magazines.
>>33744
>That sounds really gay.
Yes homo
>I don't think anyone here genuinely falls for any of that two-faced faux moral grandstanding that many leftists engage in.
I don't like to make assumptions (even though I do all the time). You'd be surprised on what's on people's minds.
>Be kind to those who are kind to you and even sometimes those who aren't but don't let people step all over you because your worth is not defined by them, it's not exactly science, just common sense and I think you can be a bit more succinct when discussing this.
Succinctness makes things come across as nothing more than simple adage that you hear from your grandparents all the time IMO. But I digress.
>However I will denot that there's a lot of sociopath-like behavior even online and even among circles like these where some people genuinely believe that they should never ever be kind because that's all they get out of the general attitude they see from others, that's just simpleminded and quite frankly stupid.
I rarely ever see kindness online, even in the most tight-knit spaces. It's always snarkiness and people being irritable. I'm not asking for everyone to be peace loving hippies or anything like that, it's just that culture has devolved into constantly one-upping another person and it gets annoying really fast. Even if it isn't done in bad-faith, the joke gets pretty old. I blame 'meme-culture' and social media engagement for contributing to this.
>If you feel like you have to be an asshole to fit in with others then that's just highlighting your own lack of individuality and maybe just maybe that of others if they are all behaving the same way and shy away from intellectual honesty and openness.
I agree with your view here.
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>>33746
>Deji-kun the normalfags that I must interact with on a daily basis are driving me insane and scrolling through news articles doesn't help.
Well that's just the same for almost everyone, man. You are suppose to tune it out as much as possible and as for the news articles, just try not to read those whenever possible, especially if its stuff you are unable to change by yourself, focus instead on that which you can change.
>Anyway, on a lighter note, let's talk about books/mags/reading material. You probably came across the archive for the nintendo power magazines, but what about the club nintendo archive?
Oh wow this is awesome, someone better archive the entire thing locally before Nintendo takes notice. I found an article talking about the NES version of JVC's Super Star Wars, which is pretty cool. Thanks for this, I have only read Nintendo Power and Famitsu.
>I don't like to make assumptions (even though I do all the time). You'd be surprised on what's on people's minds.
Fair enough, I tend to underestimate how gullible some people can be.
>Succinctness makes things come across as nothing more than simple adage that you hear from your grandparents all the time IMO. But I digress.
"The most valuable of all talents is that of never using two words when one will do." - Thomas Jefferson
Being both clear and concise goes a long way in making yourself understood, there's a reason why lefties and their needlessly wordy memes are the butt of many jokes online while those that the lads at /pol/ created persist to this day, some of the most impactful speeches ever spoken where surprisingly brief like Reagan's Challenger distaster one or Churchill's "We shall fight on the beaches".
I don't know if I am getting across here and obviously this doesn't apply to every situation but if you are trying to get across to people on emotional matters or a call to action, then yeah you might want to opt for brevity. There's some people online who seem to believe that you can only engage in true discussion online by dropping encyclopedic-length posts one after another.
>I rarely ever see kindness online, even in the most tight-knit spaces. It's always snarkiness and people being irritable. I'm not asking for everyone to be peace loving hippies or anything like that, it's just that culture has devolved into constantly one-upping another person and it gets annoying really fast. Even if it isn't done in bad-faith, the joke gets pretty old. I blame 'meme-culture' and social media engagement for contributing to this.
That sense of anonymity that the internet gives to most just brings out the worst in people and I think you objected to this being the case or something back during the stream but I will hold firm on my stance that post-ironic humor combined with widespread mobile internet access and "cringe" culture have made an entire online generation into snarky assholes too afraid to be themselves, not that such places of mockery didn't exist before the smartphone but they are definitely a widespread problem now. 
Oh yeah and just remember that people are just kind of assholes.
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IT'S BETTER THAN THE REST
>GREEN TO RED
MACHINE HEAD
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>>33748
a machine is giving you head?
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>>33747
>Well that's just the same for almost everyone, man. You are suppose to tune it out as much as possible and as for the news articles, just try not to read those whenever possible, especially if its stuff you are unable to change by yourself, focus instead on that which you can change.
Unfortunately, for work purposes, I have to keep up with certain aspects of the news. I'm thinking of setting up a filter on my work computer to only receive feeds with certain terms
>Thanks for this, I have only read Nintendo Power and Famitsu.
No problem man
>Being both clear and concise goes a long way in making yourself understood, there's a reason why lefties and their needlessly wordy memes are the butt of many jokes online while those that the lads at /pol/ created persist to this day, some of the most impactful speeches ever spoken where surprisingly 
The words themselves have to be impactful through, meaning they must be direct. You know what though? You're right.
>There's some people online who seem to believe that you can only engage in true discussion online by dropping encyclopedic-length posts one after another.
Sometimes I fear that I'm not elaborating enough, but then again, as you kind of said, that lack of conciseness can over-complicate the things I say.
>That sense of anonymity that the internet gives to most just brings out the worst in people and I think you objected to this being the case or something back during the stream
> I will hold firm on my stance that post-ironic humor combined with widespread mobile internet access and "cringe" culture have made an entire online generation into snarky assholes too afraid to be themselves, not that such places of mockery didn't exist before the smartphone but they are definitely a widespread problem now. 
My point during the stream was just as you said; the culture of making fun of people and deriving amusement from their suffering was always around. And yes, I agree, the internet probably made it worse. Sorry if I wasn't clear then.
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>>33747
>I will hold firm on my stance that post-ironic humor combined with widespread mobile internet access and "cringe" culture have made an entire online generation into snarky assholes too afraid to be themselves [...]

> And yes, I agree, the internet probably made it worse.
When it comes to lolcows and seeking out really cringeworthy material, I blame the quasi monopoly that is Foxdicks Farms. Also the world changed for the worst over the last 20 years. Corporation malled the internet more or less. IRL laws now cover things that were perfectly fine back then. Entire chunks Jargon fell victim to Zoomer term rot. Pics related, because the emoji expressing this is considered offensive nowadays. Mass migration wasn't very good for the internet either. Now every sped with a delusion of a original identity feels entitled to go on a raid against anyone they and anything they don't like. Sure there are still funny spastics on the internet, but they often have litte squad of firemen. Or they can't express themselves anymore, because the stuff they talk about somehow violates the every changing community guideline.  Also suggesting new funny people isn't that easy anymore, because term rot somehow changed the definitions of idiot and sperg.
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Addendum to the term rot:

https://archive.ph/97jCd

tl;dr
The only aspect of the Millenial generation that survived the last decade and is thus visible to the public are Hipster faggots. So if you want to transfer knowledge from the early 2000s like let's say Internet jargon or what kind speds also populated the internet, you will face nothing but problems for the people into whose throat you want to regurgitate this information see you as lame Hipster faggot.
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>>33753
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( ・ω・) it is.
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Did you guys see the new AVGN video? It was very nostalgic.
>>33750
>Unfortunately, for work purposes, I have to keep up with certain aspects of the news. I'm thinking of setting up a filter on my work computer to only receive feeds with certain terms
Hmm I suppose you are right, I guess it can't be helped sometimes...
>>33750
>The words themselves have to be impactful through, meaning they must be direct. You know what though? You're right.
Yes the words you use are just as important as the amount you use, I guess you can bullshit your way around it like some politicians do but most people will probably stop listening if you don't get to your point. That's not always the case online but it still happens.
>Sometimes I fear that I'm not elaborating enough, but then again, as you kind of said, that lack of conciseness can over-complicate the things I say.
I think you generally do a good job, I am sorry if I come across as someone trying to impose himself on others.
>My point during the stream was just as you said; the culture of making fun of people and deriving amusement from their suffering was always around. And yes, I agree, the internet probably made it worse. Sorry if I wasn't clear then.
I understand what you meant quite well now, I probably didn't hen because I was busy watching anime.
>>33751
>>33752
I don't think I have particularly changed my vocabulary online and haven't allowed anyone to influence the way I speak or to police my language, with certain exceptions like stupid automated wordfilters on sites like YT.
But uh why is the hyper-puritanical and chronically online Covid generation dictating what's cool? When the fuck did that happen lmao. Zoomers are the uncoolest people alive.
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>body type
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the game is called Fantasy Life I: The Girl Who Steals Time yet it has body type tranny nonsense, how does that fucking work.
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> Did you guys see the new AVGN video? It was very nostalgic.
Yes. Once again excellent episode. Although it doesn't match is old hairline one to one, it is a very convincing makeup effect. 

>>33755
> But uh why is the hyper-puritanical and chronically online Covid generation dictating what's cool?
Because they are 10 years younger than us, helm way to many blogs and marketers are massive faggots. Alternatively I could blame sexy Goblins inside my fridge instead of marketers, because in reality they are still just dictating what is cool among themselves. This is the Elephant in the room that takes a big smelly crap in the middle of it whenever a zoom-zoom acts up at one of our watering holes. This and they seeing us lame Hipster faggots is what it makes transfer of image board jargon (which also includes the correct usage of some ancient reaction images) way too hard. 
> When the fuck did that happen lmao.
Take 2019 as starting point.
> Zoomers are the uncoolest people alive.
Tell that Zoomers, not me. I have spotted somebody posting about how the glory days of one was running a minecraft server. Ebin. Some Millennials got to their dicks sucked behind the Highschool and other and went hiking in the mountains before having a LAN party. The same generation got the lamest sexuality ever, because blown out hags have tricked their girls into thinking that all dudes are predatory (a notion some Zoomer girls are attempting to revert) to monopolize young men for themselves. Now there is a huge market for dick pills with customers who are way too young to have erectile dysfunction. How weird, said the dick pill company and compelled their employee to contact the young customers  to make sure there gonna be no expensive as hell returns. This is only the sexual side things. Way to many of them are lame on many other fronts.

> Fantasy Life
You have to play until chapter 3 before you can enter the multiplayer and you have to disconnect to hand in quests? Are they fucking shitting me? Oh, its by the Doctor Layton people who are apparently too retarded to design a Multiplayer that doesn't piss people off and it has gender monkey shine on top of that. Thanks for making me aware of this. I have already ignored the Steam version.
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I've had some trouble recently with my Waterfox install being corrupt so I had to uninstall it. But when I reinstalled what I thought was the most current version that can run on my system (Windows 7) it doesn't seem like it is. In fact it seems like is a badly out of date version. Anyone got any idea what's the most current version?

I've had problems with newer installs in the past because it gives me a XUL error too. Any ideas?

Would going back to Firefox be a better option?
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I wish I was more tech literate. I am more so than the average person I guess but I feel like everything I know is very surface level and it's frankly embarrassing and frustrating for an anon and for someone that's been using computers for as long as I have. 

I've had a stressful week and a half and I really didn't need this. I mean I've got Thorium, Palemoon, and Tor and they all seem to work better than Waterfox was anyway recently but I just hate being forced to give something up because of unnecessary forced obsolescence or my own stupidity.
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Also I hope everyone here has had a good week.
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>>33751
>When it comes to lolcows and seeking out really cringeworthy material, I blame the quasi monopoly that is Foxdicks Farms.
It started with ED and chrischan, but yeah, kiwifags were the terrible end result of all of this.
>Entire chunks Jargon fell victim to Zoomer term rot.
I can understand generational slang from youths, but I see it being used as jargon used regularly from grown adults over the age of 25.  I've also heard that for the average person, the pool of vocabulary is shrinking, which is alarming.
>because the emoji expressing this is considered offensive nowadays.
How the heck is a thumbs up offensive? 
>Or they can't express themselves anymore, because the stuff they talk about somehow violates the every changing community guideline.
Normalfags have to hop around censors due to a fear of being banned. It's really pathetic and infantilizing, but hey, that's the goal isn't it?
>Did you guys see the new AVGN video? It was very nostalgic.
I'll give it a watch
> I am sorry if I come across as someone trying to impose himself on others.
No need to apologize dejikun
>But uh why is the hyper-puritanical and chronically online Covid generation dictating what's cool?
They aren't. Nobody finds them cool not even themselves.
>>33756
The industry is infested my friend (You already know this I'm just saying it again). Japan is not the savior that weebs make them out to be.
>>33758
That picture of Doctor Layton was taken after he's witnessed what has happened to Europe and especially Bongistan.
>Oh, its by the Doctor Layton people
I'd complain about censorship from them, but apparently, they've been censoring games from the get go, since the original Layton games.
>>33760
>I wish I was more tech literate. I am more so than the average person I guess but I feel like everything I know is very surface level and it's frankly embarrassing and frustrating for an anon and for someone that's been using computers for as long as I have. 
It's a matter of reading and doing things. Taking courses also helps. I know you know certainly more than I do.
>I just hate being forced to give something up because of unnecessary forced obsolescence or my own stupidity.
What happened with waterfox?
>>33761
Same to you CD-anon.
Mistake here >>33762. Forgot to quote.

>>33755
>>Did you guys see the new AVGN video? It was very nostalgic.
>I'll give it a watch
>> I am sorry if I come across as someone trying to impose himself on others.
>No need to apologize dejikun
>>But uh why is the hyper-puritanical and chronically online Covid generation dictating what's cool?
>They aren't. Nobody finds them cool not even themselves.
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>>33737
>Yeah it would make for a nice board flag if it wasn't for the fact that I find some content in the OVA questionable.
I don't blame you.
>I used to keep up with his work before he exploded in popularity, its weird seeing him go from a couple favorites each post to thousands.
Sometimes it just happens when a tiny artist gets lots of views. I'm happy that he has some more people following him.
>It's nothing special really, just set your expectations accordingly if you ever watch it.
Okay then.
>>33738
>it's a good chunk of the reason I hate Zach so much besides the fact he turned into another soulless Los Angeles cretin through personality and spirit just like the rest of the WKUK crew except for Timmy, Darren, and Trevor who didn't decide to live in modern day Sodom and Gomorrah and probably retained the integrity of their souls.
Yeah LA tends to have that effect. If you're not mentally strong it will corrupt you.
>spoiler
Aside from Hollywood or leftists? No idea.
Also LOL I love that skit.
>>33743
>What the fuck is it with LA and people moving there instantly becoming fucking demonic, must be something in the water supply LOL.
Maybe that and a lot of kikes living there.
>>33755
>Did you guys see the new AVGN video? It was very nostalgic.
I haven't but maybe I'll give it a watch. I just don't tend to keep up with modern AVGN.
>>33755
>But uh why is the hyper-puritanical and chronically online Covid generation dictating what's cool? When the fuck did that happen lmao. Zoomers are the uncoolest people alive.
For starters they are very loud, and also because they were brainwashed by Tumblrfags or some other type of sociopath.
>>33756
>>33757
Either the devs are leftists, it has tranny shit or the same reason why the DQ remakes had it.
>>33759
I don't keep up with Waterfox but honestly most of the Firefox forks just don't work on 7 anymore unless you use some workarounds.
As for the XUL error I have no idea honestly. Might be related to the compatibility error.
>Would going back to Firefox be a better option?
Unless you use something like this with it I'd advice to stay away, Mozilla shot themselves in the foot with that retarded idea of theirs.
https://github.com/arkenfox/user.js
>>33760
>I just hate being forced to give something up because of unnecessary forced obsolescence or my own stupidity
That's just what this shit is for Windows. I'm currently using 8.1 but at some point I'm making the transition to Linux because I refuse to use 10 and distros don't have this problem.
>>33761
Week so far has been meh but I'll deal with it. Thank you regardless.
>>33762
>It started with ED and chrischan, but yeah, kiwifags were the terrible end result of all of this.
I really despise Jewsh for what he did to lolcow culture and the Internet in general. Fuck him.
>How the heck is a thumbs up offensive? 
Beats me, maybe it was something like the OK sign.
>They aren't. Nobody finds them cool not even themselves.
Are you sure? They can be quite annoying.
>It's a matter of reading and doing things. Taking courses also helps. I know you know certainly more than I do.
That's a good point. Most of my computer knowledge has been through self-learning.
>What happened with waterfox?
Dev sold the browser to an advertising company and then a year or so ago took it back from them. I'm still not sure if I want to use it again.
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>>33759
Just use Firefox ESR, it should still work with Windows 7
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All those spooky video channels on yt who talk about murder mysteries like anyone gives a shit about that, I want to hear about ghosts, aliens and conspiracies, you know actually interesting stuff not some maniac who killed someone or something.
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>>33766
I don't know many mystery channels that concern itself with the preternatural. I have this, however:
https://www.youtube.com/@JayDyer/search?query=alien

Prepare to be disappointed by ayys after you learned that most encounters of the third kind are just a bunch of glowniggers in Halloween masks.
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>>33767
Glowniggers in halloween costumes sound more interesting than some maniac stabbing some random retard to death in the woods which is almost every Nexpo video. Now if more people talked about broadcast intrusions, radio mysteries and the small subset of ghost footage that is unexplained by video artifacting or hoaxes....
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>>33760
I don't consider that embarrassing for an anon, anons aren't exactly the brightest and most tend to parrot shit they hear from others to sound more knowledgeable than they actually are. Most of them will tell you about how old games are the best but most never played Doom to completion.
>>33761
Well it's been a week alright, same to you. Cute roll picture.
>>33763
>>33762
I think that a lot of these issues aren't so much Japanese creatives as they are emanating from business suits who are completely out of touch and the bad western localizers who send mixed signals to them about what the western market wants.
Also nice Amy Rose!
>>33764
I saw that Koshiro-san post, it was very funny. He is definitely a cool guy, he even goes to the gym and got fit at his age.
>Sometimes it just happens when a tiny artist gets lots of views. I'm happy that he has some more people following him.
I just worry about bad influences encroaching people when they get too big and then they begin to alter their work to please said individuals.
>Maybe that and a lot of kikes living there.
Maybe yeah, who the fuck knows really but I will never fucking live there that's a fact.
>Either the devs are leftists, it has tranny shit or the same reason why the DQ remakes had it.
I believe it's probably Square Enix being subverted from the inside which has been the case for years now but its reached its peak lately with FF7R2 having a lot of gay niggers from outer space.
>For starters they are very loud, and also because they were brainwashed by Tumblrfags or some other type of sociopath.
No kidding on the loud part, these retards will screech at anything over the dumbest of reasons, their entire life has been spent online so they treat the internet like an extension of the real world.
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This actually looks...good?
It just released out of early access too
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2078450/Warhammer_40000_Speed_Freeks/
Oh man I'll wait to see what reviews have to say about it first but it definitely feels like a proper Twisted Metal type game.
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>>33772
Not even the dead are free from this nightmare.
We are at a point where people are digitally puppeting peoples corpses without care nor consideration of the deceased's wishes. 
And i pray it remains digitally.
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>>33773
Already happening. Just a week or two ago they had an AI recreation of a dead person give a victim impact statement in a court case. Which is fairly horrifying for a number of reasons.
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>>33764
>Are you sure? They can be quite annoying. 
A lot of them are depressed and they hate themselves. It may seem odd, but just because they make fun of millennials and boomers for being lame, doesn't mean that they like themselves.
>Dev sold the browser to an advertising company and then a year or so ago took it back from them. I'm still not sure if I want to use it again.
Crazy. I guess money can be tight and its hard to develop a browser, but still.
>>33769
>I want to hear about ghosts, aliens and conspiracies, you know actually interesting stuff not some maniac who killed someone or something.
I miss when /x/ had interesting content years ago even if it was mostly schizo posting.
>I think that a lot of these issues aren't so much Japanese creatives as they are emanating from business suits who are completely out of touch and the bad western localizers who send mixed signals to them about what the western market wants.
That's the problem, these people are in charge. Japanese devs need to move back to a japan-only model, not caring if their games succeed in the west. But that might not happen because the cash flow is higher than it's ever been with the popularity of anime. Normalfags will tolerate terrible dubs, poor translations, and censorship because they don't care and it's still somehow better than the garbage that's being made in the west.
>Also nice Amy Rose!
Lolis are cute, even the furry kemono ones. Nice Roll.
>>33772
Is this even legal? Holy crap.
>>33774
>AI recreation of a dead person give a victim impact statement in a court case. Which is fairly horrifying for a number of reasons.
That is beyond being morally wrong, absolutely evil. It's just purely disgusting. I felt sick to my stomach just reading that.
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>>33774
lol

https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=cK9GpvDZNDM
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=M4UvxytB7Ss
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>watching jewtube channel over time
>notice slow but steady shift in his voice 
>pretty much sounds like mickey mouse now
>>33776
horrifying
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>>33775
>I miss when /x/ had interesting content years ago even if it was mostly schizo posting.
I never cared much for that board but i'll take your word for it.
>That's the problem, these people are in charge. Japanese devs need to move back to a japan-only model, not caring if their games succeed in the west. But that might not happen because the cash flow is higher than it's ever been with the popularity of anime. Normalfags will tolerate terrible dubs, poor translations, and censorship because they don't care and it's still somehow better than the garbage that's being made in the west.
Well with a declining Japanese economy its really hard for them not to seek new sources of revenue. Don't forget all the post-2020 tourists to anime that the scamdemic brought to the hobby...
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45 fucking years of Pacman
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anyone knows where this is from?
nevermind i found it, its from some toy ad
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>seemingly perfect loli ecchi harem anime from the early 10's
>in the second season they introduce the protagonist's father who's a shitskin for no reason
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I'm rewatching TNG...again
>>33782
Is it that one where some dude leads a loli sports team?
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The older I get, the more I come to realize that I don't really like discussing with others the things that I particularly enjoy.
And you know the worst part about online conversations is when you like something and the other retard across the screen doesn't and he really wants to let you know how much he does not. Who the fuck has time for that?
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>>33783
>Is it that one where some dude leads a loli sports team?
Yeah.
Well, maybe it's an actual case of being Okinawan or maybe just tanned since he has a Japanese name and other than skin color he looks like a normal animu guy, but it still came off as pretty cringe to me...
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>>33786
I was reminded of the father of the main character in Sumomomo, who had a slightly darker skin tone than his son who is the main character for seemingly no discernible reason. I guess to convey age and how skin tends to dry up and wear over time? I don't know.
>>33785
cuckchan has just been this for me recently, a ton of people who hate the subject matter but spend every waking moment making sure no one else can discuss it. This is particularly prevalent with Anime.
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I finished rereading Shadows House and watched the first three episodes of the anime adaptation. The pacing is slow so far, but I don't mind. There have been some changes, mostly cuts, rearranged scenes, and missing gags. It also seems like one plot point might have been altered, though I'm not completely sure yet. I also felt like the opening scene gave away too many hints. That said, I liked the ED.
>>33737
I see. I'm enjoying the anime so far, but I'm not sure I'd recommend it to anyone who hasn't read the manga first, as I think the opening scene reveals too much information too early on.
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This is official merchandise and its really par for the course when it comes to maidragon but I don't know how to feel about these costume designs, the one for Kanna particularly just seems kind of ugly. They could've done better than this in my opinion and I can't help but notice how they keep leaving Kobayashi out of this type of promotional material. I like girls with glasses damn it.
>>33789
Well I wouldn't know about that but now I feel like I spoiled myself on something.
>>33788
Yeah both anime and videogames have been like this to me for ages.
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Just a thought, but bad characterization does not mean the character cannot be a vile piece of irredeemable garbage. The character does not have to 'grow', the character does not have to be 'good' in order to have good characterization. Bad characterization, especially when not used as some sort of thematic plot element, is when the story caters to character's whim. The character never faces true consequences for their actions, everyone who goes against the character is deemed as wrong/in a bad light, I could go on. Basically, the universe bends to the character and not the other way around. The reason why I make this post is because I recently read reviews to a novel I was reading, a comedy with what some may call a 'detestable' protagonist, and there was a sizeable portion of people who couldn't understand that the protagonist isn't really supposed to be 'good'. They were unable to make distinctions on a bad characterization versus a 'bad' character, which baffled me.
>>33778
>I never cared much for that board but i'll take your word for it.
From time to time you'd read some pretty interesting stuff. I never frequented it much either but occasionally it would produce.
>Well with a declining Japanese economy its really hard for them not to seek new sources of revenue.
Yeah, I can't really blame them. It's been a declining trend for years too. I'd go on a rant but it's a multi-faceted problem.
>>33779
Pacman is old.
>>33785
>>33786
>The older I get, the more I come to realize that I don't really like discussing with others the things that I particularly enjoy.
>And you know the worst part about online conversations is when you like something and the other retard across the screen doesn't and he really wants to let you know how much he does not. Who the fuck has time for that?
I can see why. Discussing things with people can be annoying. I'd honestly only bother with someone who is in good-faith, which is something you can immediately tell from the way they are discussing something. 
>>33788
You should stay away from cuckchan. Hasn't been good for a very long time, over a decade. Everyone on there is either a fed or mentally unwell.
>>33789
Shadow House is listed as horror, but is it really scary?
>>33790
Very cute dragons. Healthy legs and pillow chests.
>the one for Kanna particularly just seems kind of ugly.
I'm not really digging Kanna's outfit either. The veil isn't very cute with her outfit. I'm not liking Ilulu outfit too much either, looks a bit weird to me (Maybe the large chesticles aren't helping)
>Kobayashi out of this type of promotional material. I like girls with glasses damn it.
We need our boyish flat board dorks with glasses and we need them now!
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>>33791
Since when does a character being negative or otherwise villainous imply a lack of characterization or development? Characters can develop negative traits and fulfill a villain or antihero character arc. Development or growth doesn't entail becoming a good guy. I thin
>From time to time you'd read some pretty interesting stuff. I never frequented it much either but occasionally it would produce.
I never bothered much because a sizable portion of that board was anons making shit up on the spot.
>Yeah, I can't really blame them. It's been a declining trend for years too. I'd go on a rant but it's a multi-faceted problem.
You are probably preaching to the choir here
>Pacman is old.
Almost as old as Star Wars
>I can see why. Discussing things with people can be annoying. I'd honestly only bother with someone who is in good-faith, which is something you can immediately tell from the way they are discussing something. 
Yes I agree with your sentiment, I can easily tell if someone is just trying to start shit by reading their first post and not to sound self aggrandizing here but there's a lot of people online who have the mental maturity of a green pepper and just parrot whatever they heard elsewhere.
>>33792
Yeah the fucking gown or veil or whatever just seems like over-designing her costume, I much prefer what they did for Ilulu here which also fits her stupid regular outfit design's better.
>We need our boyish flat board dorks with glasses and we need them now!
Just fucking make one of those manga that revolve around a specific female character archetype and have her be some flat meganekko with plain clothing PLEASE, I just need my dork overdose.
NICE RABBIT BTW
>>33793
Test
Did the board software break? For some reason, I can't post images. Let me try again...
>>33793
>Since when does a character being negative or otherwise villainous imply a lack of characterization or development? Characters can develop negative traits and fulfill a villain or antihero character arc. Development or growth doesn't entail becoming a good guy. I thin
You'd be surprise at how many people believe this because of the surface level media they constantly consume. They can't ever think of the protag not being 'good' or 'likeable'.
>I never bothered much because a sizable portion of that board was anons making shit up on the spot.
Certainly was. I blame the SCP fags.
>You are probably preaching to the choir here
That's why I didn't elaborate lmao, I'd just waste my breath (or time...since I'm typing).
>people online who have the mental maturity of a green pepper and just parrot whatever they heard elsewhere.
I'd say remove likes but as you and the other poster said, 4nig is the same way even without the likes and reposts.
>Just fucking make one of those manga that revolve around a specific female character archetype and have her be some flat meganekko with plain clothing PLEASE, I just need my dork overdose.
I don't have a manga, but here's a PV from pop'n'music with a character that fits that descriptor. I listened to this recently and while the singer's voice was a bit too high pitched for my liking, the character was undeniably cute
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>>33793
Apparently, it was an issue with my Linux. Baka noobuntu.
>>33793
Here is the video reference in my last post
>>33790
Sorry about that. I probably shouldn't have mentioned it. I thought I was being subtle, but maybe not. Still, if you didn't quite understand the context, you might not have spoiled anything for yourself.
>>33791
I wouldn't call it downright scary, but it definitely creates a sense of dread, particularly in the early chapters, which have a seemingly lighthearted tone yet leave you clueless about the story and wondering what’s going to happen. At least that's how it was for me. There are also a few body horror scenes here and there later on.
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>>33791
>Shadow House is listed as horror, but is it really scary?
I don't know anything about Shadow House in particular, but I have noticed a trend of people gratuitously labeling random media (that happens to contain violence or slightly spooky things) as "horror" to the point where the word lost its meaning. I don't get if people do it because they're pussies who find anything scary, or if labeling a piece of media as "horror" makes them feel like it's more "mature" or something?
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Briefly broke chronological watch order to rewatch 'A Fistful of Datas' because its fucking hilarious.
>>33795
>You'd be surprise at how many people believe this because of the surface level media they constantly consume. They can't ever think of the protag not being 'good' or 'likeable'.
Now let's not act like watching media that isn't mainstream makes you better than others, it's all dumb escapism at the end of the day regardless of obscurity. You know it has more to do with these people being poorly educated in general instead. Otherwise you sound like those "muh media literacy" commies
>Certainly was. I blame the SCP fags.
It predates that garbage.
>I don't have a manga, but here's a PV from pop'n'music with a character that fits that descriptor. I listened to this recently and while the singer's voice was a bit too high pitched for my liking, the character was undeniably cute
It's a very cute video, I'd like to see more characters like this.
>>33797
Nah it's fine dude, don't worry. 
>>33798
>or if labeling a piece of media as "horror" makes them feel like it's more "mature" or something?
Horror is often bashed by most retards with delusions of grandiose intellectualism as being a genre for idiots because it doesn't often seem to take itself too seriously nor does it care for the concerns of those expecting everything to be the seventh seal, which is not to say that arthouse horror doesn't exist. Who gets to define what horror is anyway other than inducing feelings of dread and anxiety on the viewer?
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>tfw 2006 was 2006 years ago
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For the entirety of this day Rule 1 will not be in effect.

If you post any dark or multiple male shit I'll fucking kill you.
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>Players like you love this game
I've been subconsciously retarded all this time it seems
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>>33804
>CBT
What did they mean by this?
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>>33805
Cognitive behavior therapy, apparently
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>>33765
Oh yeah Firefox ESR should still work with Windows 7 but make sure to grab the Arkenfox script just in case.
>>33766
Sadly there's documentaries about maniacs because people can be morbid about it.
>>33768
>Now if more people talked about broadcast intrusions, radio mysteries and the small subset of ghost footage that is unexplained by video artifacting or hoaxes....
Honestly I wish for people to dig into the Doctor Who hijack because most of the ones that talked about it do not mention who or why they did (I imagine it's also because they'll get in trouble with the FCC but still).
>I saw that Koshiro-san post, it was very funny. He is definitely a cool guy, he even goes to the gym and got fit at his age.
That's actually great of him. Honestly he's a cool guy.
Also probably you also saw this but I like this Paper Boy one.
>I just worry about bad influences encroaching people when they get too big and then they begin to alter their work to please said individuals.
I understand, I just hope he doesn't get affected by it.
>I believe it's probably Square Enix being subverted from the inside which has been the case for years now but its reached its peak lately with FF7R2 having a lot of gay niggers from outer space.
Yeah so basically Square Enix being Square Enix. That's disappointing for that game.
>>33772
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>>33776
That's fucking horrible.
>>33775
>A lot of them are depressed and they hate themselves. It may seem odd, but just because they make fun of millennials and boomers for being lame, doesn't mean that they like themselves.
I know that. The problem is that they tend to take it out on everyone else as if they can do anything about it.
>>33777
That happened with the Nostalgia Critic.
>>33779
45 years of a great game. Happy late birthday.
>>33788
Cuckchan has been like this for a while and I don't understand why anyone is even bothering with them (especially after the hack).
>>33790
>I can't help but notice how they keep leaving Kobayashi out of this type of promotional material. I like girls with glasses damn it.
The dragons girls are just more popular. Sadly Kobayashi-san is going to be left out for this reason.
>>33795
>Did the board software break? For some reason, I can't post images. Let me try again...
I had this happen a couple times but they tend to be rare cases and mostly just my VPN.
>>33802
Good pics.
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I've just beaten the Pajeet master in Metal Bringer. Therefor I can give you a qualified short review. 

""gameplay""
Descend into a bunker facility to reach AI where a universe of passives, mecha parts and really nasty bosses who want you to tear you a new asshole awaits you. Game play is like any typical twin stick shooter. What is not typical is the ability to change how the main character functions with found parts and app disks. You want to ape Sazabi? There is upper body with funnels and various beam axes to choose from. Want to make a ordinary tank? Just steal some construction machine and tank head. Want to create a monstrosity that is nothing but cannos? Even this is possible with the right parts.

""plot""
1000 years ago in the future, you awake as Suriya from cryo sleep inside a bunker. Your only company is your trusty AI, because the rest of humanity has been trapped by the central AI. Time to get into the vidya machine, disguise yourself as robot and save humanity and your mom from a hallucinating Amazon Alexa.

""graphics""
Although its made with Unreal, it is in a pseudo retrostyle. Without the scanline filter, it looks like shit. With it it looks fairly OK. 

""criticism""
Solid as the game is, there is no way that you get nearly rich enough to afford a good Mecha through playing normally. Also progression through the bunker facility itself  is a huge crapshoot. Especially in the second playthrough where they get various elemental passives that enable them to spike your mech into smithereens. Also not all passives you gonna find along your way will be useful for you. getting stun locked into a coma is also a normal occurrence.   

8  smashed Jeet idols out of 10. Get it if you can't wait for SRW Y.
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>>33810
Play MechAssault and Battle Engine Aquila instead. Too bad Japan isn't making any more Chromehounds.
>SRW
Not for me.
>>33807
>Oh yeah Firefox ESR should still work with Windows 7 but make sure to grab the Arkenfox script just in case.
I don't know what that script is for but I assume it's some privacy oriented stuff.
>Sadly there's documentaries about maniacs because people can be morbid about it.
It's just fucking retarded most of the time and it glorifies these people who don't deserve to be remembered.
>Honestly I wish for people to dig into the Doctor Who hijack because most of the ones that talked about it do not mention who or why they did (I imagine it's also because they'll get in trouble with the FCC but still).
I remember seeing a clip from that one ages ago, it was very interesting but nobody really ever dug into any of them.
>That's actually great of him. Honestly he's a cool guy.
>Also probably you also saw this but I like this Paper Boy one.
Yeah he is honestly pretty cool and his music is often the highlight of the games he works on like Etrian Odyssey which is just a boring Wizardry clone with art by some retard who draws niggers otherwise.
>Yeah so basically Square Enix being Square Enix. That's disappointing for that game.
I guess so, I remember when the worst thing SE would do was force FFXIII as the new FFVII.
>That happened with the Nostalgia Critic.
Yeah, but I think that Doug is just playing a character most of the time even so, this guy I am talking about added pronouns to his channel...
>The dragons girls are just more popular. Sadly Kobayashi-san is going to be left out for this reason.
Yeah and the funniest part is that Kobayashi despite being the namesake of the franchise won't even get her own spin off focused on herself, you barely see her, she is a background character in her own work.
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>crossover autism...japan
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>inb4 hurr durr you hate japan dejiko grrrrr
No, I am simply tired of media crossovers.
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>>33813
Better than most examples of this. SRW pretends  to take place in the same universe. The point I get problem with crossovers is when it gets retarded like in Ready Player One.
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>>33815
I don't think the setting is the problem, its just generalized fatigue of this type of media, the novelty of seeing faggot from property A in property B wore off long ago, you would be hard pressed to find a single modern "live service" title that doesn't feature a crossover of some sort, not that I play any shit like that but secondhand exposure to media is a thing. And no I am not saying that SRW is a live service game, i am well aware of what it is and i find the gameplay boring, not that anyone plays it for its riveting gameplay.
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Nintendrones have been a front seat witness to Nintendo's antics and yet they still choose to be paypigs.
>>33797
>I wouldn't call it downright scary, but it definitely creates a sense of dread, particularly in the early chapters, which have a seemingly lighthearted tone yet leave you clueless about the story and wondering what’s going to happen. At least that's how it was for me. There are also a few body horror scenes here and there later on.
I'll eventually give it a read when I can. Sounds interesting.
>>33798
I have problems with this too.
>>33799
>Now let's not act like watching media that isn't mainstream makes you better than others, it's all dumb escapism at the end of the day regardless of obscurity. You know it has more to do with these people being poorly educated in general instead. Otherwise you sound like those "muh media literacy" commies
I'm not trying to come out pretentious so excuse me if I did. I don't think the media one consumes makes one better than another person. The fact is, it can be limiting if you are reading the same thing time and time again with the same tropes and cliches (See genre fiction). They have a narrowed scope, and any deviations from what they are accustomed to reading will seem jarring and unnatural, which causes misunderstandings. Commies 'unfortunately' do have a point with media literacy, but the way they describe it is an overstatement and can be just as applicable to them. They tend to read too much into things and over-complicate the subject at hand, which is nothing more than pseudo-intellectualism.
>>33807
>The problem is that they tend to take it out on everyone else as if they can do anything about it.
True
>>33814
>No, I am simply tired of media crossovers.
You will enjoy the crossovers, the remakes, the remasters, the ports on each and every successive generations of consoles and you will like it. You must....consume.
>>33816
> to find a single modern "live service" title that doesn't feature a crossover
Path of Exile. Problem solved. Oh wait, I don't pay any attention to creatively bankrupt garbage. So I have no idea how bad it is when everyone has a cruuhuuzay selection of Skin like modded to the gills arena shooter. Maybe they should add a Skarj gun to Fortnite. Like some weird contraption that literally shoots Unreal's most iconic enemies out of a fucking cannon.

> not that anyone plays it for its riveting gameplay
I do. In the sense that I try to blow up as many nuggets as possible in a single turn. 

>>33817
> You must....consume.
You will....life inside a cardbox and eat bell peppers with without the beef, because nobody gonna consume that garbage.
>>33817
>I'm not trying to come out pretentious so excuse me if I did. I don't think the media one consumes makes one better than another person. The fact is, it can be limiting if you are reading the same thing time and time again with the same tropes and cliches (See genre fiction). 
You aren't trying to but it sure comes off that way.
>They have a narrowed scope, and any deviations from what they are accustomed to reading will seem jarring and unnatural, which causes misunderstandings. Commies 'unfortunately' do have a point with media literacy
Okay then....
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>>33818
>Maybe they should add a Skarj gun to Fortnite. Like some weird contraption that literally shoots Unreal's most iconic enemies out of a fucking cannon.
Considering how little regard they have for Unreal to they point they won't even sell it anymore, I don't see that happening.
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>>33812
>I don't know what that script is for but I assume it's some privacy oriented stuff.
Yeah it's a lot of privacy tweaks.
>I remember seeing a clip from that one ages ago, it was very interesting but nobody really ever dug into any of them.
I remember that someone on Leddit (allegedly) knew the guys behind it but that's about it.
>his music is often the highlight of the games he works on like Etrian Odyssey
Yeah he has quite the career.
>Yeah, but I think that Doug is just playing a character most of the time even so
He is. To be honest it just reminded me of a moment where Oney and friends were talking about it, that's why I mentioned him.
>this guy I am talking about added pronouns to his channel
Oh so he's a faggot. Fuck him.
>>33817
>Nintendrones have been a front seat witness to Nintendo's antics and yet they still choose to be paypigs.
That's fine, they can blame the $80 price tag on the tariffs (as if this is not the same price elsewhere).
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Main reason to watch TAS.
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>>33824
Movie is ogre if you feel like coming back.
Until next time.
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>>33822
>Yeah it's a lot of privacy tweaks.
Very nice, I already am using Librewolf but I will keep that one in mind.
>I remember that someone on Leddit (allegedly) knew the guys behind it but that's about it.
I wouldn't trust redditors on anything really but I'll look into it.
>He is. To be honest it just reminded me of a moment where Oney and friends were talking about it, that's why I mentioned him.
I liked that Doug was on Smiling Friends too, Zach did mention he would get people like him on board. 
>Oh so he's a faggot. Fuck him.
Might be
>>33823
oi
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>>33818
You will....life inside a cardbox and eat bell peppers with without the beef, because nobody gonna consume that garbage.
There will be no vegetables only ze bugs.
>>33819
>You aren't trying to but it sure comes off that way.
How? I would like to know if you don't mind sharing.
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>>33810
>girl scout
Wow what badge is she going for?!
>>33826
Fug. Miss it every time.
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This episode of Twin Peaks after the previous one was nice but it really feels like the parts on solving Laura's murder tend to be more interesting (at least in non-Lynch episodes).
>>33823
Nice naked Flan.
>>33824
Are there cute human girls in that one?
>>33827
>Very nice, I already am using Librewolf but I will keep that one in mind.
It's a good alternative although Librewolf is still better for me even if the dev is a fucking retarded leftist.
>I wouldn't trust redditors on anything really but I'll look into it.
I don't either, it's just that the most recent update was that post. To this day the actual guys have not been identified (and once again for a good reason).
>I liked that Doug was on Smiling Friends too, Zach did mention he would get people like him on board. 
I appreciate the fact that Zach invited him and that Doug was a good sport in doing a NC-like cameo. Now compare that to Linkara or any of the retards who tried to backstab him.
Also cute little Flan with the crown.
>>33829
>Wow what badge is she going for?!
Getting corrected.
>Fug. Miss it every time.
One day you'll make it, CDAnon.
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>>33818
>You will....life inside a cardbox and eat bell peppers with without the beef, because nobody gonna consume that garbage.
Which reminds me of something I just noticed. Why the heck is there a bell pepper brush in GIMP?
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>>33831
green is my pepper
>>33830
>It's a good alternative although Librewolf is still better for me even if the dev is a fucking retarded leftist.
Well I think Librewolf should be good to use as long as they don't start purposely blocking certain add-ons that they don't like which I believe was something that the Palemoon dev did.
>I don't either, it's just that the most recent update was that post. To this day the actual guys have not been identified (and once again for a good reason).
I would be shocked if they were fined or anything for something that happened like 40 years ago but then again you never know with the FCC.
>I appreciate the fact that Zach invited him and that Doug was a good sport in doing a NC-like cameo. Now compare that to Linkara or any of the retards who tried to backstab him.
Funniest part about the old TGWTG members is how fucking bitter they are over Doug still being relevant and generally well-liked meanwhile their stupid change the channel stunt or whatever just fell flat on its face and now everyone ridicules linkara and the rest. I guess guru larry is okay though, he seems cool with oneyplays too.
>Also cute little Flan with the crown.
she is! i was too late for the lewd posting which is why i chose that.
>Are there cute human girls in that one?
It's not ugly but its just your standard Filmation show so it has a very simple action comic book style from that era, not unlike masters of the universe or something else.
>>33828
>How? I would like to know if you don't mind sharing.
I don't really feel like going back to it but you should have a bit more awareness about where you are posting if you are going to make remarks like that about stuff such as genre fiction.
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I've finished watching the first season of Shadows House. You can really tell where the manga's plotline ends and the anime original content begins. I understand that there weren't plans for a second season and they wanted to wrap things up, but was it really necessary to disregard the lore in the process? I'm very curious to see how they're going to fix this in season two. It's a real shame, because the show remained fairly faithful to the source material up until episode eleven, apart from some parts of episodes one and four.
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>>33833
>I don't really feel like going back to it but you should have a bit more awareness about where you are posting if you are going to make remarks like that about stuff such as genre fiction.
I can see what you're saying, but the reason why I mention genre fiction specifically is because it's made to be formulaic and filled with tropes on purpose (generally). There isn't anything wrong with that at all. The problem arises when you suddenly engage in another medium, (or in this case, another form of literature) and start to make conclusions based on your limited perspective. (We are all guilty of it, some more so than others) To the example I mentioned earlier about the comedy book I read, some of the reviewers were taken aback from the protagonist's behavior finding it revolting, without understanding that the protagonist was deliberately made to be that way. I'm not saying they had to like the characters or the book, but their criticisms were based on the idea that the protagonist had to be this noble/good/moral person. That's not a proper criticism, but they believe it to be so because of limited exposure and understanding. The same could be said in reverse. Someone who only consumes literary fiction such as novels, may over-criticize certain forms of genre entertainment not understanding that it's 'just not that deep bro' and it isn't really isn't made for their comprehensive analysis. Perhaps a more alarming example, some anime fan who watches only the popular, shounen anime that is made to appeal to an a large audience, not understanding the niche of lolicon and 'fan-service' within an 'otherwise good show'.
If I may reiterate, I guess this is a more of a problem with people than a certain type of medium itself. But I believe my point still stands. 
>>33834
Wow! Tsukasa must be playing a really intense video game on her psp under the table!
>>33835
I guess I really will just stick to the manga for now. I rarely ever enjoy anime original deviations. But I don't know, maybe I shouldn't be so stringent.
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Stream today? I need my weekly loli injection.
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>>33836
I think anime deviations can be good, as long as they're executed properly. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case here.
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>>33833
>Well I think Librewolf should be good to use as long as they don't start purposely blocking certain add-ons that they don't like which I believe was something that the Palemoon dev did.
I doubt it but you never know.
Also yes that stupid furfag did that and got to the point that he gave the code for a different project of his to another people.
>Funniest part about the old TGWTG members is how fucking bitter they are over Doug still being relevant and generally well-liked meanwhile their stupid change the channel stunt or whatever just fell flat on its face and now everyone ridicules linkara and the rest.
They deserve it for pulling a MeToo on Doug. Imagine doing that to a guy who is bringing you lots of people to watch you. They deserve to fail.
>I guess guru larry is okay though, he seems cool with oneyplays too.
Larry was fine with Oney's impersonation because he's not a stuck up fag (unlike Linkara). Also funny you bring him up because he was the actual last person on TGWTG, and after they told him that the site would no longer be it was over. Congrats to him for sticking out for that long.
>i was too late for the lewd posting which is why i chose that
Fine by me, Flan is just really cute.
>It's not ugly but its just your standard Filmation show so it has a very simple action comic book style from that era, not unlike masters of the universe or something else
I'll pass then.
>>33834
That's a good way of tasting an eclair, she should do it more.
>>33837
It's up to Dejiko but chances are it might not be happening today.
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>>33839
>it might not be happening today.
Fug...
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>>33840
Like I said I can be wrong. The best option is to wait for him to say anything.
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I will be streaming Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi (1997 Special Edition) as well as some of the usual content (Primal, etc) today at 21:00 UTC 
That's less than two hours from now.
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wrong poster, whatever
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Man. I finally finished Chaos;Head NOAH's default route. The story was decent. Pretty funny antics here and there, and I got a little attached to Yua. Quite a bit of physics autism but I guess I should expect that given the series.
I will probably leave the other routes for a while.
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>>33845
>Quite a bit of physics autism
And how much of it was nonsense?
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>>33846
Basically
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>>33840
Good news anon, it's happening >>33843
>>33843
>some
No Excel Saga? :(
>>33847
At least some of those have a glossary trying to rationalize the nonsense they just spewed.
>>33843
I'll see if I can make it for some of it.
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Finished my rewatch of the PT with Return of the Sith. Nothing new to add. I still think it's a good movie. With great action, good pacing an improvements in some lacking aspects of the past two movies like acting (Hayden improved a lot since AOTC) and dialogue (while still a few overtly cheesy scenes, the pregnant scene alone is better than any romance scenes of Clones). There still a few flaws, with it being a bit rushed in things like Anakin's fall. And I think scenes like the senator's opposition to Palpatine could have make it to the cut. But overall a good conclusion to the PT after AOTC ended up being a bit of a misfire for my taste.
Next time I will get to watch for the first time the OT in their 4K editions. I heard the 4K edits of ESB and ROTJ are not as good as 4K77, but I have curiosity to see the films in a new light.
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>>33852
we are watching the 1997 special editions in their hdtv (rare) formats on stream right now, i will post links to tesb and rotj here later if you want them
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>>33843
>poster
>vader's Tie advance
>he never uses that tie again after a new hope
False advertising!?
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>>33852
To add on my response to this, I do agree with you that it felt a bit rushed but I assume they probably didn't want to stretch it beyond the two hour mark like the rest of the franchise which stuck to a 2 hour runtime. Hayden Christiansen really nailed his role and him doing his own stunts is admirable to say the least. Probably my most rewatched out of the PT.
>>33854
I find that these SE posters are a bit too bombastic and not necessarily all that accurate but they look nice.
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>>33839
>Also yes that stupid furfag did that and got to the point that he gave the code for a different project of his to another people.
I see, well I guess he is not retarded enough to double down at least.
>They deserve it for pulling a MeToo on Doug. Imagine doing that to a guy who is bringing you lots of people to watch you. They deserve to fail.
A bunch of narcissistic self-important twats who overstated their importance.
>Larry was fine with Oney's impersonation because he's not a stuck up fag (unlike Linkara). Also funny you bring him up because he was the actual last person on TGWTG, and after they told him that the site would no longer be it was over. Congrats to him for sticking out for that long.
I'm not shocked that he was a good sport about it, I've seen scattered comments by him all over youtube and he is certainly not an SJW at the very least.
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>>33853
I watch the OT in both special edition and Harmy despecialized until now. I don't mind if you post it but this rewatch I will see it in the 4K ones. Maybe next year I will watch the 1997 edits.
Talking about special editions. While I don't dislike all the changes (Bespin improves a lot, for example). There are some really embarassing ones like the Jedi Rocks in ROTJ. I feel George's autism got the better of him and that outright restricting the release of the unedited cuts was one of the few arguably bad moves on his part. I think something less extreme like ordering that all copies must have both the original and special cuts would have brought him less bad will from some fans. Still, whining about the Special Editions while various cuts of the unaltered OT now are free on the internet it's proper of manchildren who only wants them if they are in a Disney aproved box.

>>33855
I think the pacing is overall good. But a few of the deleted scenes I saw could have made it to the final cut as they fleshed out a bit the world and story and they aren't excesively long.
I think the actual problems I find in the PT (a bit of villain bloating, irregular acting and dialogue quality, etc) are mostly due to Lucas being a bit rusty when he took the director chair all by himself since I think ANH. I think he himself knew that and that's why he basically begged all his directors friends to direct TPM. I think the improvements as the PT advance are because he was getting back some of that experience. I retrospective, perhaps he should have directed one or two non-SW projects before he got to the PT to recover some of that lost experience.

>>33856
Doug is still your standard left leaning normie. He for example defended some shit changes modern hollywood is making. But he is not as terminally online as his former online partners, so he retains so self-awareness and sense of humour. I respect that, so he is fine by me even if he has some really shit takes on media.
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>>33857
>I watch the OT in both special edition and Harmy despecialized until now. I don't mind if you post it but this rewatch I will see it in the 4K ones. Maybe next year I will watch the 1997 edits.
I tend to like the '97 Editions because they strike a good balance of new content and post-production work without it being over done. I am no fancy wordsmith nor a film expert though, so don't ask me for specifics regarding those changes. Here's ROTJ 97 re-encoded by yours truly.
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>Talking about special editions. While I don't dislike all the changes (Bespin improves a lot, for example). There are some really embarassing ones like the Jedi Rocks in ROTJ.
I don't think that anybody enjoyed that musical number to be frank, and personally it's the one thing I didn't like to the point of it actually bothering me.
>I feel George's autism got the better of him and that outright restricting the release of the unedited cuts was one of the few arguably bad moves on his part. I think something less extreme like ordering that all copies must have both the original and special cuts would have brought him less bad will from some fans.
I don't think that the fans would have ever been happy but I do agree with you that he should've never limited people's access to them. In any case I do sense that the sentiments towards his own edits are more favorable over time.
>Still, whining about the Special Editions while various cuts of the unaltered OT now are free on the internet it's proper of manchildren who only wants them if they are in a Disney aproved box.
The very same manchildren who were celebrating the Disney merger because of what are ultimately stupid non-issues.
>I think the pacing is overall good. But a few of the deleted scenes I saw could have made it to the final cut as they fleshed out a bit the world and story and they aren't excesively long.
Several of them should have made it into an extended Director's cut.
>rusty when he took the director chair all by himself since I think ANH. I think he himself knew that and that's why he basically begged all his directors friends to direct TPM. I think the improvements as the PT advance are because he was getting back some of that experience. I retrospective, perhaps he should have directed one or two non-SW projects before he got to the PT to recover some of that lost experience.
There's also Lucas' fascination with computer generated imagery which started somewhere in the 80s and how he wanted to blend that into a project of his own, doing this both as his returning movie and also it mostly being new technology meant that the directorial process was never going to be particularly smooth.
>Doug is still your standard left leaning normie. He for example defended some shit changes modern hollywood is making. But he is not as terminally online as his former online partners, so he retains so self-awareness and sense of humour. I respect that, so he is fine by me even if he has some really shit takes on media.
Yeah I know, I would never presume that Dough is """"/ourguy/"""" but I am aware that he isn't completely detached from reality which is the best you could ask from most people these days.
If I responded incorrectly or my sentences are hardly coherent then I apologize, I am just tired.
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>>33858
Maybe this post is a bit too angry for the board, I could reword my thoughts some other time though.
I am a bit fond of the latter part which is just a tad bit humorous without delving into any serious assholery.
>On the topic of people's bullshit, there's no issue on laughing at those whose biggest problems are nothing but trivial bullshit, those so completely detached from any actual harm to their existence or livelihood to the point that you (I) never even come close to experiencing their so-called troubles in any form. In a way, I'm glad about that because fuck if I ever want to be like these cunts. In short, to all those comfortable ones; I hope your student debt gets tripled, your favorite live game goes offline, your discuck server gets banned, you lose one airpod, your Doordash never arrives on time, you drop your VR headset on the floor, whatever petty grievances and other trivialities you "endure", may they double.
So I'll leave it there, the musings of someone lacking sleep and patience.
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>>33859
Last night was surely marathon. I am still groggy myself. 

Something was weird about the ROTJ poster. I had a replica of that thing in my room for like a decade. Then I realized that I hade the 80s one. Here it is again in its full glory. 

>>33857
> so he retains so self-awareness and sense of humour. I respect that, so he is fine by me even if he has some really shit takes on media.
He also has enough knowledge about movies to not carry everything Hollyweird is doing and most importantly still write is reviews intelligently.
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Goddamnit, Carry Fisher really had a horse face. I remember how she ballooned into a hamplanetoid. I couldn't  find it, because search engines scrub everything nowadays. But I found her autobiography.
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>>33863
You sound fucking obsessed
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Like no kidding pretty sure you brought up that fact at least ten times during movie chat
I realize I come off as an asshole right now, no offense meant. Just pointing out oblivious  behavior.
Today is a slow news day. Absolutely nothing is happening. I have spotted an interesting article though:

< Warning! "The_Donald" has to be the most racist website I've seen since Metapedia. Normies May Melt Looking At This Crud. You Have been Warned!
He is talking about plebbit. The spergy part of the fediverse and any /pol/ probably beat them in that category. 

>>33864
This was probably my otism speaking. Her decline is very obvious when you watch the OT in short period of time. You can even see it on the fucking poster. I am also done with that topic. 

Dude, I know you are tiered. None taken.
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I think I won't take that freak behind that blog seriously any time soon. this is why you won't even get an archive today link anymore  Antifags are up to that nonsense for decades. I have no tolerance for doxers anymore.
>>33851
I missed it due to storms keeping me off the puter all night. Sorry.
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>>33856
>I'm not shocked that he was a good sport about it, I've seen scattered comments by him all over youtube and he is certainly not an SJW at the very least.
Oh yeah he's not an SJW (thank God for that). He seems like a cheerful man.
>>33869
That sucks man. Do you want the stream files?
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Speaking of stream, quick recap:
>ROTJ: The last movie from the OT (in this case with some updated visuals), giving closure to the battle between the Jedi and the Empire, and it would not see a comeback until 1999 with the Prequels.
>Primal: In an episode outside of the main arc we see some of the main reasons for why its world is the way it is and Spear to a certain point.
>Zvezda: A trip to an onsen where both White and Zvezda members can relax (or can they?)
>Nanoha A's: Fate has recovered from the masked man's attack. Meanwhile Cripple-chan's servants still to continue to fight against the book's power as it continues to drain her life.
>Excel Saga: Excel and Hyatt infiltrate the city hall to expose their corruption in order to help ACROSS's domination plans.
>Game Center CX: We had a short special with members of the staff drawing certain videogame characters.
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I need to hop on for A's. What a great season. I hope Exceeds turns out to be good since we've had such a Nanoha drought for so long.
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Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!
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习同志是个黑鬼 相当大猩猩的黑鬼。希望秘密警察快点来,把你这个老色鬼像鱼一样钓出去。
>>33873
Happy cunny Tuesday to you too
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I've finished watching Shadows House season two. I thought it was really good and I really enjoyed it, BUT they censored my favourite cute and funny moment, so it automatically gets a zero from me. Fuck you CloverWorks. jk
>>33871
That episode of Primal was very confusing. I thought we were watching the wrong show for a moment. It was a bit strange to pause the new arc like that with an episode set in our world, but I'm not complaining. Also, could you post the gccx episode, if you don't mind?
>>33875
-100.000.000 social credit for you. I really hope they send that stupid chink to the re-education camp, where he'll hopefully be tortured to death.
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>>33872
>I need to hop on for A's. What a great season.
Glad to see you're enjoying it. Honestly it's okay but it suffers from a lower pace in some of the episodes. Also for this next episode (from the looks from the previews) we're going to enter a big drama mode so hopefully you can check it out with us.
>>33873
Happy CUNY Tuesday.
>>33876
Does it still have that anime original plot or is it sticking closer to the manga this time?
>That episode of Primal was very confusing. I thought we were watching the wrong show for a moment. It was a bit strange to pause the new arc like that with an episode set in our world, but I'm not complaining.
Yeah, this is the first time that there's been full-on talking in Primal but there is a reason for it (although I will agree with you that having this episode right after the ending of the previous one threw me off at the beginning).
>Also, could you post the gccx episode, if you don't mind?
Sure thing:
https://files.tears.sh/files/esApDGrw.mp4
Expires in 7 days so make sure to grab it before then.
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>>33877
It stayed true to the manga this time, except for a few scenes and lines of dialogue that were slightly altered to accommodate the events of the previous season. Other than that, it's as if the anime plot never happened.
Thank you for the link.
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So apparently, researchers from the University of Zurich conducted a mass-scale experiment on Leddit in which they used LLMs to sway public opinions and feelings on certain topics.
>"Over the past few months, we used multiple accounts to posts published on CMV. Our experiment assessed LLM's persuasiveness in an ethical scenario, where people ask for arguments against views they hold. In commenting, we did not disclose that an AI was used to write comments, as this would have rendered the study unfeasible. While we did not write any comments ourselves, we manually reviewed each comment posted to ensure they were not harmful. We recognize that our experiment broke the community rules against AI-generated comments and apologize. We believe, however, that given the high societal importance of this topic, it was crucial to conduct a study of this kind, even if it meant disobeying the rules." 
The fact that they could pull this off on such a large website (while going completely undetected) makes me worried about where and how else this is being used, you probably can't trust anything you read online anymore at this point. They also instructed the model with a prompt where they lied about receiving consent from the unwilling participants to circumvent its terms of usage.
Gayest fucking dystopia.
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Sunday streams are an extension of this board, not the other way around. I might have to tone down their frequency because I don't want people just coming here for movies, I hate that.
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Hello!
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>>33878
>It stayed true to the manga this time, except for a few scenes and lines of dialogue that were slightly altered to accommodate the events of the previous season. Other than that, it's as if the anime plot never happened.
Well that's good, although I'll probably just check the manga instead because of what they did in S1.
>Thank you for the link.
You're welcome.
>>33879
That's fucking terrifying. Guess I'll have to be even more skeptic of what I read online.
>>33880
Do you want me to stop promoting them in the other board, just in case?
As for frequency would you be fine with the stream happening every 2 weeks instead of every week just so you don't feel burned out?
>>33881
Hi there.
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>>33881
Hello anon, how's it going?
>>33882
>That's fucking terrifying. Guess I'll have to be even more skeptic of what I read online.
I don't even know what to believe anymore, imagine how easily this can be used to manipulate the public perception of pretty much any topic. I hate it.
>>33882
>Do you want me to stop promoting them in the other board, just in case?
I don't have an issue with that, but we might need to tone down the frequency of these promotions, those who know about our streams know where to find us already and maybe they can stick around the board that way instead of waiting for an announcement elsewhere.
>As for frequency would you be fine with the stream happening every 2 weeks instead of every week just so you don't feel burned out?
I've been thinking about it, that's still sticking to a schedule which is one of my problems. I guess the rule should be, if there's going to be a stream, stick around for an announcement, if there's no announcement then there's no stream, and since announcements can happen even on Sundays some hours before the stream, just stick around I guess.
In any case, I just don't like how there's so much discussion about the stream going on here even several days before it happens.
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>>33879
Old news and another piece of evidence, that computers aren't intelligent. The clankers didn't change the plebbitors' mind at all. The just made them more radical.
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>>33884
>Old news
It's new news to me
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check out this new video that just came out
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Speaking of things that aren't new, I played this game for about four hours yesterday, it's excruciatingly mediocre and has one of the least intuitive combat systems I have seen. It doesn't know what it wants to be and ultimately, it just fails at most of it, not quite landing as an action game and its RPG elements just feel needlessly tacked on. 
You start off the game by having just one (!) attack button which promptly evolves into a meager two as soon as you gain your legion (second controllable character) and then you have to wait until chapter three to further unlock more skills so the game begins resembling playability, everything about this title is fed to you at a snail's pace and the incredibly repetitive and samey-looking 'Astral Plane' where about 70% of the action takes place might as well have been discarded because it reeks of laziness and corner cutting, I just can't explain why you would consider it looks nice.
Many simple actions like jumping are unexplainably marred to obtuse secondary systems like unleashing your legion, controlling it separately, holding two buttons and then being able to land where you wish to, it's quite anxiety inducing and unresponsive while you are jumping on falling platforms or in middle of a boss fight, of which there is a ton of them and so far they've all felt quite forgettable.
Combat can and does become somewhat fun later on, as you are managing your items around, swapping between legions and unleashing devastating combos on enemies, it's probably the highlight of the game but it takes relatively (~1.5 hours) long to get to them that many probably dropped the game before it actually got fun.
Now let's talk about the vechicle segments that lack any fun factor, because that's the first thing you get to experience from this game and it leaves a lasting impression of mediocrity on the player, as you see your character phasing through vehicles after crashing into them while wiggling your little character around. Then there's also the surprisingly lame detective segments, if you ever played Murdered: Soul Suspect then imagine that but even less engaging and pair it up with a bit of L.A Noire, there you go, now that's going to be about 30% of the game.
Story-wise, it doesn't reach the heights of anything it pays homage too, which is mostly Evangelion, but I don't hate it, hell in fact it might as well be the main reason to keep playing but that might take a while since this game has heaps of content and much of it I don't particularly care for, maybe except for anything involving your sister rescuing cats which is a cute side quest as well as anything involving Marie/Lappy, who is objectively best girl and anyone who disagrees with me is a faggot who can go eat dicks.
>but dejiko i already played this six years ago durr
good on you
>>33887
The people responsible for this kind of video should be sent to Gitmo.
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You would expect that there would be more art of a character from a game published by Nintendo in 2019 but alas.
Also Marie has jiggle physics, your tomboyish sister does not.
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>>33887
"Non-binary" is an amusing term because it means nothing and can be applied to anything but gets you free minority status. It's REALLY funny when you see stuff like women's conferences and then they let a bunch of men in because they claimed they were non-binaries at the entrance.
The only reason it sticks around is because the legimacy that non-binaries have is based on the same reasoning trannies use so denying one denies the other. Very handy shortcut to remember if you quickly need to get minority status. I have no idea what relevance it has to chiikawa other than the chiikawa characters just being stereotypical asexual mascots.
>>33888
I remember seeing the trailers for this a while ago and thought it looked cool but am unsurprised to hear it is aggressively mediocre. Games that try to juggle being too many things at once never end up that great.
Unrelenting sexual intercourse with Marie.
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I was wondering why there was so much Konata fan art and it's because it's her birthday. Happy birthday to this cute little rascal.
>>33883
>I don't have an issue with that, but we might need to tone down the frequency of these promotions, those who know about our streams know where to find us already and maybe they can stick around the board that way instead of waiting for an announcement elsewhere.
Got it.
>I guess the rule should be, if there's going to be a stream, stick around for an announcement, if there's no announcement then there's no stream, and since announcements can happen even on Sundays some hours before the stream, just stick around I guess.
That's more or less what I did this past Sunday and should be probably continuing to do that.
>>33884
How old are we talking about? Besides this point is still current, the fact that people can take misinfo at face value and run with it.
>>33886
This episode of the cat anime looks different :^)
>>33887
>Chiikawa
>non-binary
I want Trump to ban all faggots from existance.
>>33888 (checked)
>The people responsible for this kind of video should be sent to Gitmo.
Either there or to the prisons in El Salvador.
>>33889
She has good tits.
>>33890
>The only reason it sticks around is because the legimacy that non-binaries have is based on the same reasoning trannies use so denying one denies the other. Very handy shortcut to remember if you quickly need to get minority status.
I mean this is also very much Tumblr's fault for propagating this retarded shit.
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I've been listening to Blitzen Trapper, they are a great folk rock band.
>>33890
It's sad just how true this is for so many titles that try to do too many things at once, its even more unfortunate for linear story-driven titles because those are never going to get fixed with updates. 
>Unrelenting sexual intercourse with Marie.
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>>33891
Happy birthday!!! I remember watching Lucky Star around 16 years ago, time flies. I still think that Konata has a great design, its timeless.
Yukiko Horiguchi's take on her design is my favorite
https://gelbooru.com/index.php?page=post&s=list&tags=horiguchi_yukiko+izumi_konata+
Very iconic art
Also check this out, some official illustrations
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>That's more or less what I did this past Sunday and should be probably continuing to do that.
It is a good plan indeed.
>This episode of the cat anime looks different :^)
It's the America special X^D
>She has good tits.
She does and it really stands out in the game, her personality is great too, she is cheerful and supporting yet clumsy. I feel that Astral Chain would've worked better as an anime, I also like female Akira (MCs sister) who seems quite cold but is actually very gentle the more you get to know her, she just wants to make Max proud.
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I just remembered that Fakku exists and the owner is a literal greedy jew who sends constant DMCAs to exhentai, monopolizing other people's work while hiding under the guise of "supporting the artists"
I hope he eats shit for breakfast
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I don't like mocking the deaths of innocent people, and that includes those of people who have differing views from my own. If I ever do that shit again, I hope someone corrects me. It's a crazy fucking take to have in the current year it seems.
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>>33880
I'm just here for the weekly streaming of loli.
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>>33896
Yes, but I do shitpost here from time to time.
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Mednaffe is genuinely easier to use than Retroarch if you just want to play PS1 and prior titles.
>>33897
That's good, anon.
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I mentioned something about a brush the other day and I got me thinking about making some for personal use. Does anyone know how to go about doing that for say paint.net or GIMP? Or more specifically in paint.net's case adding more "Fill" patterns.
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>>33891
>I mean this is also very much Tumblr's fault for propagating this retarded shit.
It's funny because it's feminists suffering from the problem they themselves caused.
>>33892
>It's sad just how true this is for so many titles that try to do too many things at once
I mean there's games like Mario Party that do all kinds of shit at the same time, but generally it's very limited, direct, quick, and easy to learn. The more time the player has to spend bumping around in tutorials like a retard the less interesting and immersive the game is. AAA games have this problem in spades because there's some suit constantly breathing down the developer's necks to make the game more cinematiciery and accessibul and deep.

Like you mention detective segments, I'm willing to bet most of them are just running around a scene and pressing A on glowing things so you can look at your character go "hmm. so this is how it works. ook i understand everything." There's not really any depth to it because it also has to be an action game, and the action game bits also don't have a lot of depth to them because they had to waste time making parts like the detective bits, and the driving bits also suck for the same reason. I couldn't really say exactly how much games can do gimmicky stuff or what might count as gimmicky, such stuff isn't quantifiable. I can say that games that have a very tight and directed focus tend to be much more satisfing to play than the everything-games.

A notable thing about tight direction is that it allows a 'sense' for the game to be developed. Like once you learn how a platformer's mechanics work you'll be able to tie that in to how you can interact with the levels, as opposed to having to constantly learn new things via cringeworthy popups every 10 seconds because you went from chopping down bad guys to riding in a boat to using some magic stone on a one-time minigame...
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>>33894
Is it about the that guy who did a backflip into the pacific this week? Best policy for such people is indifference. 

>>33891
> How old are we talking about?
At this point like 3 weeks to a month.  

> Besides this point is still current, the fact that people can take misinfo at face value and run with it.
Its not, because the study contained a tons of flaws and the AI didn't change the mind of the plebbitors at all. It just made them more readical in their believes they already held. Which doesn't look very good, because the abstract says that the study was essentially a feasibility study of AI as propagandists. This of course fells flat on its face, when it only made people like plebbitors just more radical. The clankers didn't deescalate shit.

> I want Trump to ban all faggots from existance.
People have been extremely sick of geldings (yes, I am meming a new slur. Bite me gelding!) and their gender monkey shine. I have seen rip bozo posted pretty often under the original announcement of an heroism. Me? I don't care about them anymore. Just get them the hell out of here. 

>>33888
Have you played the PC version? As fun as Astral Chain was, it is one of the few games that doesn't hide that the Nintendo Switch is a mere  nividia tegra that would start glow red as soon games using contemporary wasteful graphics algorithms. This start with the level in themselves that are either smaller than any side alley in Kamurucho and continues in the cube dimension that is made out of nothing. Gameplay is actually pretty solid once you get used to juggling your legion. Fondest memory I had was beating the game and the end credits surprising me with all the ass photos I have made during my playthrough. 

>>33889
Your Sister is the MC if you pick female as your sex.

>>33900
It is actually a little more involved than that. You ask people, press A at the evidence and then take some Pervetin™ and string together the discovered information randomly to get some bonus items or something.  Needless to say that it only serves for role playing before Möbius in the Shell continues and throws you into the action packed struggle against the  NOtLucifer Hawks. 

> It's funny because it's feminists suffering from the problem they themselves caused.
The entire SJW phenomenon on dumblr caused it. Why do you think so many dorks chemically castrated and gelded themselves?
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The AI can now slop together videos. Not a problem here, because the most common usage is shitposting and thirst trapping normalfags on instagram. Instead I talk a little about a Elder Scrolls clone from Poland. Plot is a alternative Version of Arthurian legend that takes place on Avalon. This is all I can give you without dumping tons of spoilers. The gameplay itself is Elder scrolls almost like it should be. You obviously can't slam gigantic cities like Vivec into it. Neither were the Poles purist enough to let go of Skyrim's retarded multiple skill tree system. What makes it less retarded is the UI itself which is actually well enough thought out. The character sheet is also still based on Skyrim. At least stats and proficiencies are back which makes for build diversity. Also you can't be invisible great hammer swinging magic assassin anymore. Number one game doesn't grant you nearly enough points and monsters to pull that off and number two the choices you make during the very brief character creations are pretty much set in stone. Graphics span from good enough to very good. Depending on how monstrous your computer is and in what place you are right now. Some places like some caves look pretty impressive whereas some parts of the overworld look like some former camp site in Scotland where Saban filmed most of Mystic Knights for tax reason. One criticism I have is the hardcore difficulty which borders on unfair sometimes. Also there are a few inconsistencies and bugs that don't improve the overall situation at all. They sometimes make them even worse. Like the tendency of wild life joining in on battles instead of fleeing from the 5 humans flailing at each other like they would in reality.  

All in all a good game good game. Is it great as Morrowind and Daggerfalls? Don't be corny? 
8 random wolves joining your battle against 10 spooky Skeletons
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>>33899
I know it's relatively easy to do for Clip Studio Paint but I have no idea about GIMP, hopefully someone can help you out here.
>>33900
Yeah I think that the deal with Mario Party is that the entire selling point are the minigames and nobody expects them to have any particular depth, unlike a game gloating about being ten different genres at once. A good example of which is Grand Theft Auto's complete mediocrity.
Your observations about the detective portions of the game and the rest are pretty spot on, it's about as basic as it gets yet it drags on for ultimately hours, so many resources went into those environments too which are ultimately underused. It definitely feels like Platinum Games trying to break out of their usual shell, everyone thinks action games when they think Platinum so they wanted to try something a bit different and it just fails.
>A notable thing about tight direction is that it allows a 'sense' for the game to be developed. Like once you learn how a platformer's mechanics work you'll be able to tie that in to how you can interact with the levels, as opposed to having to constantly learn new things via cringeworthy popups every 10 seconds because you went from chopping down bad guys to riding in a boat to using some magic stone on a one-time minigame...
I really enjoy products that are the result of focused game design, think Tomba and how it's a platformer all about platforming and using the environment at your advantage, you can really tell that they created a fun control scheme and built the game around it.
>>33901
>Is it about the that guy who did a backflip into the pacific this week? Best policy for such people is indifference. 
I'm not talking about anyone in particular and even if I was it would be lost on most chronically online niggers who treat victims with the same callousness as the perpetrator. I'm denoting how borderline sociopath the internet has turned most retards.
>Have you played the PC version?
There's no PC version, dingus. If you are referring to emulation, yes I did emulate this shitty game (that sucks ass) and due to a lack of proper ASTC decoding on my GPU, I had to rely on my CPU doing the heavy lifting.
>>33902
So what's it called?
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How the fuck is reddit and memey still fucking going, who is even watching that?
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Lmao so this garbage apparently has a character simply named "evil morty", its treated as a serious plot arc with actual stakes involved.
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>>33904
The shit. The boxart didn't make it. Its Tainted Grail - Fall of Avalon.

> shitty game (that sucks ass)
As far as Switch Exclusives go, Astral Chain is in straight in the middle. There is so much worse out there. Trust me. 

> How the fuck is reddit and memey still fucking going, who is even watching that?
Actually nobody. At least not in to the extend as people used to. The Studio somehow got a contract for several seasons more. 

> Lmao so this garbage apparently has a character simply named "evil morty", its treated as a serious plot arc with actual stakes involved.
It was. Until they spazzed out and revealed that he just wanted to moonwalk out of the multiverse. Stakes? What stakes? Didn't you know that nothing has any meaning? They also resolved the ebin giga important story arc involving a Rick Prime who actually aloha snackbar'd NotDocBrown's wife and daughter in a similar fashion. At least Dr. Zoom is just an asshole who hates the Flash. 

> I'm denoting how borderline sociopath the internet has turned most retards.
Its 2 sides of the the same dumblr coin. One barged into the web and took a huge shit straight in the middle and the other is sick of them and turn the last post of any an hero into  the bird site equivalent of dance thread. Indifference is from my point of view really the best way to deal with it, because half of the people involved are mentally ill to begin with.
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There was a promotional event at US naval air base Atsugi back in 2001 for Ace Combat 04
https://web.archive.org/web/20041209123929/http://www.itmedia.co.jp/games/gsnews/0107/28/news01.html
Additionally, here's the English version of the AC04 website
https://web.archive.org/web/20010616030450/http://www.acecombat04.com/down_f.html
And the Japanese one, which is almost identical except it has a nicer looking Usea News page.
https://web.archive.org/web/20010618075736fw_/http://www.acecombat04.com/world_f.html
Here's Namco's WonderPage section for this game
https://web.archive.org/web/20010411165829fw_/http://www.namco.co.jp/home/cs/ps2/acecombat4/index.html
I assumed that this is where I could find the source for this official wallpaper featuring an Su-37 and an F-22
https://gelbooru.com/index.php?page=post&s=view&id=607984
But alas I was wrong, since not even their Wonder Gallery (misspelled as 'Gallary') has any source for it, despite the fact that this wallpaper clearly links to their WonderPage.
https://web.archive.org/web/20020612132503fw_/http://www.namco.co.jp/home/wg/2001calendar/index.html
(Wonder Gallery archive for 2001, plenty of images are missing)

As a sidenote, I found this Reiko Nagase 2000 calendar
https://web.archive.org/web/20011203100432/http://www.namco.co.jp/home/wg/index.html
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Here's some vintage namco wallpapers, sadly some of these weren't properly archived and are probably lost media, some others are only available in lower resolutions while the higher res ones weren't saved.
>>33907
>The shit. The boxart didn't make it. Its Tainted Grail - Fall of Avalon.
I see, I thought you were talking about Enderal, this somehow looks astonishingly cheap and I wouldn't be surprised if it was a UE5 game with plenty of repurposed store bought assets.
>As far as Switch Exclusives go, Astral Chain is in straight in the middle. There is so much worse out there. Trust me. 
I know that there's much worse but there's also far better, I am not even accounting for all the shovelware that gets pushed onto it on a daily basis but mediocrity is still just that, and considering how many great games there are out there now, there's truly no reason to even acknowledge Astral Chain. There's plenty of flawed action games that are far more entertaining than Astral Chain. Shinobi for PS2 is a similarly "simple" and flawed title yet is far more entertaining and challenging than Astral Chain, a product with a modern Nintendo budget on hardware far more capable than the PS2. There's no excuse for this game to be so unrelentingly bland.
>It was. Until they spazzed out and revealed that he just wanted to moonwalk out of the multiverse. Stakes? What stakes? Didn't you know that nothing has any meaning? They also resolved the ebin giga important story arc involving a Rick Prime who actually aloha snackbar'd NotDocBrown's wife and daughter in a similar fashion. At least Dr. Zoom is just an asshole who hates the Flash. 
Sorry I don't watch the show so I can't respond to this.
>Its 2 sides of the the same dumblr coin. One barged into the web and took a huge shit straight in the middle and the other is sick of them and turn the last post of any an hero into  the bird site equivalent of dance thread. Indifference is from my point of view really the best way to deal with it, because half of the people involved are mentally ill to begin with.
I am merely pointing out how many people are treating victims the same way they treat victimizers. It's okay to mock victimizers, but someone who was clearly a victim and didn't actively harm others, aka didn't become a perpetrator himself shouldn't be treated that way. I am not asking you to become an activist or do anything for that matter because this never was a call to arms, merely an observation about a general lack of empathy online, and I hate how that word has been ruined by egocentric virtue signaling SJWs.
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Not a single picture from their 2003 calendar was archived, sadly. I wish lost media obsessed autists would focus on cool shit like this instead of lost brazilian spongebob ads or whatever.
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>>33909
> I see, I thought you were talking about Enderal, this somehow looks astonishingly cheap and I wouldn't be surprised if it was a UE5 game with plenty of repurposed store bought assets
Must be the low settings. Actually it is running on its very own engine. If it was Unreal 5, it wouldn't load gigantic overworld map in like 5 seconds on my machine from the last decade. The game looks pretty cheap sometimes, because most of it takes place in the middle of nowhere. That's not special. Anyone can generate some forest, model a bunch of wild life and some Celtic looking bullshit. 

> There's no excuse for this game to be so unrelentingly bland.
People at the time weren't that capable at making games for the switch. Megaten 5 hides the System's inherent weakness much better. Astral Chain was; eh. Maybe you have much higher expectations, because it was by Platinum. 

> merely an observation about a general lack of empathy online
Once again. The people styled on in that manner are often trannies. These are not the best people. Empathy is for people whose decision to end it all is not based on losing the fight against reality. People like this can some indifference.
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Misunderstand me correctly; One of the reasons I tell you is the enormous collective ego some suicidal groups have. Some freelancer wrote a a pretty spicy analysis of 71200N suicide for a infamous blog and it got financially crippled thanks to this. Those people are not good people and well organized enough to cause nothing but problems. Since this isn't a foxdicks subforum, indifference to this problem strikes me as the only reasonable option. At least you can't google "Fuck off. We don't care".
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>>33913
Look dude, I am not chronically online like you and genuinely trying to be nice here when I repeat myself and you keep doubling down on esoteric terminology, just fucking drop it.
Rant aside, let me reply to you now.
>>33912
>Must be the low settings. Actually it is running on its very own engine. If it was Unreal 5, it wouldn't load gigantic overworld map in like 5 seconds on my machine from the last decade. The game looks pretty cheap sometimes, because most of it takes place in the middle of nowhere. That's not special. Anyone can generate some forest, model a bunch of wild life and some Celtic looking bullshit. 
I assumed potentially UE5 because it does indeed look cheap, the same kind of cheapness you'd expect from a small project made in the current day that over-relies on store assets.
>People at the time weren't that capable at making games for the switch. Megaten 5 hides the System's inherent weakness much better. Astral Chain was; eh. Maybe you have much higher expectations, because it was by Platinum. 
I used a 20+ year old game as an example of something that is possible in far more capable hardware than the Nintendo Switch, it's not really about what they can and cannot do especially considering that launch titles for the system look much better and feature more diverse landscapes and gameplay. If it was a technical limitation then you would expect that games released for the PS3 to be less impressive yet they were far more interesting. 
As for Platinum, I have very few expectations for them, Transformers Devastation was their last truly standout title and I feel that Nier Automata suffers from many of the same issues that Astral Chain does, and N:A was released (originally) on far more capable hardware. PG is simply an overrated studio and Hideki Kamiya is way past his prime.
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Speaking of Kamiya and Platinum, they had three mediocre titles in a row (one of them actually just bad) and even after having one massive failure with a live service game, they are apparently seeking to double down on that market. Ninja Gaiden 4 looks incredibly forgettable, seemingly toned down its fanservice.
Now most of the top creatives at Platinum left, there's hardly any of the OG crew left there and Kamiya went back to Capcom to work on Okami 2 (3?) and so did Takahisa Taura, it honestly sounds pretty dreadful considering its modern Capcom and I have no hope for it.
>>33918
>it's not really about what they can and cannot do especially considering that launch titles for the system look much better and feature more diverse landscapes and gameplay.
Most of them by Nintendo who had better idea how to write stuff for it. Almost at the end of its lifespan, and there is a port of Xenogears for Switch. Another standout title that were considered not possible are Doom 2016 and Eternal. These are made by a Studio of which one would expect something like competence, however. I am not defending Platinum's game lack of talent there. They used similar performance saving methods in N:A (a way better game). Doesn't change the fact that way too many early third party switch exclusives don't look that impressive.
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Also sorry for (virtually) yelling again.
>>33920
Platinum is a genuinely mediocre studio when they aren't working under strict control and by the time that Astral Chain came around, they were already a bunch of has beens. And while Nier Automata is not exactly stellar on the visual department, it does offer more scale and variety than Astral Chain, guess what? N:A has a Switch port, and so does Witcher 3, a game like LA Noire is also on Switch, but it also had a PS360 version, that title has a wide variety of interiors and a large heavily detailed world map.
It's not so much about hardware mastery as it is genuine laziness from developers unwilling to work with something below the standards set by the other two concurrent generation consoles. When the PS2/GC/XB were around, all games looked about the same and pushed similar boundaries, it forced devs to actually figure out shit. 
Why bother making a game look good when you can just make what is essentially an upscaled 3DS title for a fraction of the development cost.
I will never understand Nintendo's obsession with Platinum Games, their collaboration gave us turds like Star Fox Zero (also probably one of the ugliest Wii U games), Bayonetta 3 woke edition and whatever the fuck Astral Chain tried to be.
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This was a launch title by a small third party developer that looked and played great while running at a steady 60fps.
Same guys who did some crazy wizardry on GBA, DS and Wii. I think the studio is called Shin'en Interactive.
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> Also sorry for (virtually) yelling again.
Tiered again?  I have also botched the very first sentence in that post. Let's carry on with the vidya discussion instead.

> I will never understand Nintendo's obsession with Platinum Games, their collaboration gave us turds like Star Fox Zero (also probably one of the ugliest Wii U games), Bayonetta 3 woke edition and whatever the fuck Astral Chain tried to be
They had a bunch of good action games under their belt, one of them a popular franchise that they could make exclusive for their Machines. This was, what I think was Big N's obsessions with Platinum.

> Why bother making a game look good when you can just make what is essentially an upscaled 3DS title for a fraction of the development cost.
Or waste more man hours into understanding a fairly limited system. Although I didn't say this directly, most third party devs didn't bother to do this early in the Switch's life cycle. And it shows in some fairly huge titles that were at least timed exclusives like Demon Ex Machina. The Switch also had a negative effect on the graphical fidelity of some PC Ports like for example Dragon Quest XI, which Steam version is based on the slightly worse looking Switch Version. That one pissed a bunch of people off.

This doesn't save Astral Chain's weird gameplay. Unique doesn't automatically mean good. 

>>33922
Maybe shin'en are simply better. As mentioned, many Studios opted for lifeless environments made out of nothing with nothing in it for their early switch titles. Thinking of this, most good looking early switch titles were ports.
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I found this while looking up the rumors of Nintendo buying Platinum. On neogaf (in a thread made long after it got nuked), I have found this reply

> ""Rumor: Platinum Games suffering from internal issues, developers leaving""

> This is not surprising at all, all the key developers left there, who subsequently opened their own studios, taking some of the people with them, plus Babylon's Fall really battered them. In fact, of the founding fathers, only Atsushi Inaba remained there, who, in principle, never really got involved in game development and was just a producer. Plus another alarm bell was when they started making Granblue Fantasy: Relink, but something went wrong there and eventually Cygames decided to refuse their services, and made the game themselves, the reasons were not written,this is exactly why there was a delay in the release of the game (Co-developed from 2016 until February 2019 when development moved fully to Osaka Cygames). That's why the studio is clearly in trouble, and I think this isn't the last sad news about them.

Yes, they are also behind that turd that flopped really hard.
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>>33911
My first thought was Mr. Mosquito but I don't think that's Namco.
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>>33924
>Tiered again?  I have also botched the very first sentence in that post. Let's carry on with the vidya discussion instead.
Perpetually, it's becoming my natural state of being and I am kinda broke as well which is stressing me out, I don't want to push out any regulars with my crankiness but its also my duty to enforce our rules to create a predictable environment where users can feel at home 
>They had a bunch of good action games under their belt, one of them a popular franchise that they could make exclusive for their Machines. This was, what I think was Big N's obsessions with Platinum.
Metal Gear Rising Revengeance, Vanquish, Transformers Devastation, Mad World and maybe even Bayonetta 1 (never played it beyond 5 min) where all setting the bar pretty high to be honest, so I can see why Nintendo thought it would be a safe bet. I know Nier Automata was also relatively successful so that probably gave them hope during the Switch era, I have never finished N:A though because I found it a bit too meta and the true ending being locked behind some shit or something (I haven't reached that part of the game when I did play it) that required an internet connection meant I had to pay for the game, which I wasn't about to do back then. Nor now, for that matter. Maybe the Switch release doesn't have this issue and can be played offline, I could try that some other time, I don't want to hate on something I haven't finished but I did not 'vibe' with it as the zoomies say.
>>33924
>Or waste more man hours into understanding a fairly limited system. Although I didn't say this directly, most third party devs didn't bother to do this early in the Switch's life cycle. And it shows in some fairly huge titles that were at least timed exclusives like Demon Ex Machina. The Switch also had a negative effect on the graphical fidelity of some PC Ports like for example Dragon Quest XI, which Steam version is based on the slightly worse looking Switch Version. That one pissed a bunch of people off.
Oh yeah and for example Sonic Frontiers used the Switch as its base platform and essentially held the game back visually on every other because of it. As for DQXI, PC actually got a good port of it based on the PS4 version which later got delisted from all platforms and replaced by a new port based on the Switch release of DQXI S or whatever, which while it did have more content, it had downgraded visuals like you mentioned.
Nintendo hasn't had a technically competent console since the Gamecube, which had its own set of limitations born out of their refusal to use fucking DVDs like everyone else. Seems like Switch 2 will at least be decently competent, it could probably handle GTA 6 if its specs are similar to the XBOX Series S, which seemingly, they are.
>This doesn't save Astral Chain's weird gameplay. Unique doesn't automatically mean good. 
Astral Chain was really close to being good, it just needed better environments, more abilities right out of the gate and more conventional jumping controls. Honestly I feel like you could make a fun Persona beat em up with its engine.
>>33925
Babylon's Fall was such a colossal failure, I can't believe they are still pursuing (allegedly) live service games after that, pair it with the lukewarm and underperforming release of Astral Chain as well as Bayonetta 3 which nobody even played either, yeah........
It's amazing how quickly they fell apart as a studio, I wonder if it has anything to do with investor demands?
>>33926
Genuinely thought it was Room Mania but that was by Sega.
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>>33892
>I still think that Konata has a great design, its timeless.
Yeah, her design is simple but recognizable.
>Also check this out, some official illustrations
Thanks for that link. Yandere is a really great place to get some scans from official artbooks or art from magazines.
>I feel that Astral Chain would've worked better as an anime
Yeah the more I read about the female characters the more I agree with this. Such a shame that they were wasted on a mediocre game.
>>33893
The fact that kike has a such a strong grip on hentai pisses me off to no end. If someone ever has to check any FAKKU work pirate the shit out of it.
>>33894
At this point the only thing I can say is, if it's not a criminal I'll just keep shut about it.
>>33895
You should hang around more, we have some loli stuff here too.
>>33898
>Mednaffe is genuinely easier to use than Retroarch if you just want to play PS1 and prior titles.
It's also the only emulator that supports systems like the PC-FX and unlike RA their devs don't have jew behavior.
>>33899
I can look up something and post it here.
>>33900
>It's funny because it's feminists suffering from the problem they themselves caused.
Exactly. It's why I have no sympathy for them. This is the beast that you created, now deal with the consequences.
>>33905
At this point I don't think anyone is even interested in it, not even the fanboys. The only reason it has so many seasons is because Adult Swim just gave them that many.
>>33906
A show about the adventures of a caveman and a dino through a prehistorical world died just so they could have "Evil Morty". Adult Swim should fucking rot.
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>>33909
Thanks for these great Namco finds.
>>33911
Either it's a game or just something they made for fun.
>>33927
>spoiler
I don't blame you for that second part, sometimes you really need to put your foot down because a lack of gatekeeping can ruin the board just look at /b/.
Even in the ocassions where someone disagrees with anyone else there's at least a civil discussion and not just constant shitflinging, which I something I appreciate.
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>>33890
>I have no idea what relevance it has to chiikawa other than the chiikawa characters just being stereotypical asexual mascots
That's why it's so annoying. Asexual would be more accurate, but it just never comes up because sex has nothing to do with the series. Some people are fucking stupid and just can't comprehend that not everything revolves around sex. They have to inject their inane gender politics into it instead of let it remain innocent.
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>genuine laziness from developers
Less laziness, more poor direction. It can come across as lazy because the places they put the effort into simply don't matter or sucked ass. Good games always have strong direction and know where and where not to put effort into. It's why I said earlier that it was a real blunder for Astral Chain to focus on 3 different, shallow gameplay styles at once instead of doing one thing in-depth and basing its narrative around that.
>>33929
Weird neo-religious tribalism. It's for 'us' because we put the adjective on it and it's not for 'you' because it has the adjective on it. I don't know exactly what causes this, perhaps it's that these people would be in monestaries a long time ago or they suffered some sort of horrible embarassment early in life and never got over it. Very childish, basically underpins all alphabet soup and "pride" related doings. Would be called ego-tripping in any other context but you can't say that because it might make you a Trump-loving nazi and have some very effeminate nepotism-abusing men fire you from your job over it.
>>33893
Harmony Gold still exists.
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>Yeah, her design is simple but recognizable.
It's very good, it just oozes charm and has significant nostalgic value for me.
>Yeah the more I read about the female characters the more I agree with this. Such a shame that they were wasted on a mediocre game.
At the very least it could have just been a proper DMC clone instead of all it tried (and failed) to be
>The fact that kike has a such a strong grip on hentai pisses me off to no end. If someone ever has to check any FAKKU work pirate the shit out of it.
There is one site where people archive stuff he takes down from E-H, I am sure you can find it but I can link it to you if you can't.
>At this point the only thing I can say is, if it's not a criminal I'll just keep shut about it.
Yeah that's probably the best course of action indeed, I should have just agreed with dreamcast anon on that but alas i am a sperg.
>It's also the only emulator that supports systems like the PC-FX and unlike RA their devs don't have jew behavior.
I still remember how the RA retards harassed the duckstation dev into quitting his project, i think he is back on it though.
>At this point I don't think anyone is even interested in it, not even the fanboys. The only reason it has so many seasons is because Adult Swim just gave them that many.
I think you are right, they have some sort of long term contract or something, and honestly the lore sounds super fucking autistic from what anon described, even for me and I enjoy retarded scifi nonsense, its like autistic doctor who
>A show about the adventures of a caveman and a dino through a prehistorical world died just so they could have "Evil Morty". Adult Swim should fucking rot.
Dude they genuinely canned such a good show over that, pisses me off.
>Thanks for these great Namco finds.
It's fun to post them, many of them aren't even on danbooru
>Either it's a game or just something they made for fun.
it might just be, either way i like it, it has that 90s CGI charm.
>last part
It's a tough job but someone ought to do it, if i don't mod my own board then who will? I mean I know you help but we are still just not a lot of us. I want anons to get along here and thankfully it seems to be the case, I hate being a hothead though.
>>33929
I remember that these people also said that Sam and Max were gay because they are just good friends, friendship is a foreign concept to these people and when you get like actual, idk yuri in anime, they treat it like some alphabet soup bullshit instead of 2D stuff.
>>33930
You know what, you are correct and I retract my statement on laziness. Astral Chain just reeks of bad direction, especially when you consider how much effort was put into cutscenes and character interactions almost like half the budget went into that alone and it often feels like it had more resources put into it than the actual gameplay. Unless of course, you really enjoy pressing A right next to a puddle of blood and going "I see"
>>33931
Have they done anything with Macross in recent times? i really don't get what they get out of withholding media that would profit decently among weebs.
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>>33932
LGBTQPXYZ get mad when you tell them their entire personality is their sexual orientation, but then they can't stop talking about their sexual orientation. It'd be comical if it weren't for the fact they're hijacking every artistic medium to push their disease and normalfags are giving them permission to. Even SpongeBob, an explicitly asexual creature, is part of LGBT now (even though the creator said otherwise a long time ago).
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Won't post it here because it's retarded, but I've even seen fan art of 40k "orkz" waving tranny flags. I guess that makes a little sense in a way since a lot of trannies look orcish.
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>>33932
>Have they done anything with Macross in recent times? i really don't get what they get out of withholding media that would profit decently among weebs.
Yes, they still profit for sells of merchandise of 3 japanese shows outside of japan for all eternity.
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>>33934
Lorewise it makes no sense, because Orks are Mushrooms. They grow in the ground and emerge a after like a decade. They emit spores all the time. This is why you can't get rid of them easily lest you remove the top soil from the battle field. 

>>33930
Let's be real: Those people would have join some weird cults. You can this see in the ancestry of some American radicals. Turns out a ton of them are of Puritan ancestry.

>>33935
Harmony Gold is doing tons with Macross and whatever they have remixed it with. They gonna milk it until the heat death of the Universe.
>>33936
I've heard of men trooning out after eating psychedelic shrooms. Obviously it's not the shrooms themselves and more the headspace they're in when taking them, but it kinda makes the ork comparison funnier. Even moreso if you consider some mushrooms reproduce asexually (kind of like grooming in the trannies' case).
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>no voice chat
>no text chat
>no dedicated servers
>kernel level anticheat
>locked framerate
>one map 
>almost every single asset is recycled
>40 bucks
>balanced for co-op only
>nu-fromsoft fanboys going into full damage control mode over every valid criticism 
>"who needs chat anyway" (even though its a multiplayer co op game)
>>33936
>You can this see in the ancestry of some American radicals. Turns out a ton of them are of Puritan ancestry.
Sounds like jewish lies
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Someone should make a game like those old flash "Punch [X public figure]" titles but instead you punch vtubers and see how many simps it pisses off.
>>33933
Brace yourself for a controversial statement, but the reason why people allow it to happen is because.......people are retarded. Shocking, I know.
>>33935
I love bastardized media!
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If you see a Steam account that has a 20 year badge, it's almost guaranteed the user will say some of the dumbest shit imaginable.
Man, I sure miss when you could search a game title and suffix gameplay to your search query to get actual raw gameplay footage, before normalniggers took over and began using Let's Play and gameplay interchangeably.
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>>33938
RIP fromsoft, I bet their next game is going to be a battle royal with GaaS.
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The kind of idiot who refers to any moderately attractive 2D character as "waifu". These are the same vermin who probably go to porn sites to look up "hentai anime sexy girl bobs" and watch stolen animations with patreon watermarks. I wonder how many of these idiots who worship Azumanga religiously know the term comes from their beloved show, kek.
>>33943
It actually is going to be something kind of like that according to interviews. The Duskbloods is a PvPvE multiplayer only title exclusively developed for the Switch 2, that's their next big thing.
>>33939
> Sounds like jewish lies
Sadly it isn't. Note that those cranks' ancestors were Religious nutters from a radical reformed denomination that number one has disappeared over time and number two was part of the left around 1900. Frankly I can't bring myself to give further details ITT. 

> Someone should make a game like those old flash "Punch [X public figure]" titles but instead you punch vtubers and see how many simps it pisses off.
< Simps who are into ryona fap to this instead. 
What is more interesting is how simping is an actual negative side effect of porn.
> I wonder how many of these idiots who worship Azumanga religiously know the term comes from their beloved show, kek.
I fucking love term rot and secondaries. Despite the fact you fly off the handle sometimes, I prefer the gatekeeping here. At least it keeps out morons who hallucinate nonsense into Azumanga.

>>33938
How are people supposed to cordinate? You can remedy the lack of communication with third party apps like Matrix or Teamspeak. Even the Steam chat might work. Also Easy anti cheat's name is program, because you can easily deactivate it by renaming the exe. I had to do it to use a simple mod that remedies the invisible enemy bug. I wanted to ask you what you mean by only one map, then I found out that the reality is even worse. Its Eldenring again, but balanced for a team of 3 players. That's 40 ₿€₦¥$ for the privilege of playing a Multiplayer game mode of  the original. I pass. 

>Duskbloods [...] that's their next big thing.
That's Big N's next big thing. I think From Soft pulling out armored core out of the hat again.
>>33945
Hidetaka Miyazaki is directing it, therefore it's their next big title. He leads their A team, their B team was working on Nightreign.
You can't disable anti EAC for multiplayer only titles.
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>>33945
>How are people supposed to cordinate?
They expect you to use the built in emotes like a retard, because Japanese devs hate actual communication. At least EDF has text chat.
>>33938
it hard therefore all criticism ignored :)
>>33944
One thing I've noticed a baffling amount of times is that people will spell "waifus" as "waifu's". Less to do with the term itself (more than one waifu etc) and more to do with the fact that these people don't seem to understand how plurals work.
Did you know literacy in the U.S. is abysmal? A third to half of all U.S. adults essentially cannot read anything in-depth, and many of them can't read at all. This isn't immigrants either, people born and raised in the U.S. who have spoken nothing but English their entire lives and have gone through the entire schooling system are failing basic literacy. I'm reminded of this sometimes when I see people trying to defend dubs or making these sorts of bizarre grammar errors.
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>>33938
I don't know what to think about Nightreign to be honest. I wonder if it's just a testing platform and a way to get investors/corporate off their back. If that latter is the case then maybe
>no voice chat
>no text chat
>no dedicated servers
>kernel level anticheat
>locked framerate
>one map 
>almost every single asset is recycled
>40 bucks
>balanced for co-op only
is a sort of intentional poison pill? Made to crash softly so that it doesn't damage the company while giving them proof that "our customers don't want this kind of thing"? Sort of backhanded things like this go on all the time in the gaming industry, probably in all entertainment industries.

Personally I look forward to seeing all the new assets in a real game some time. Ideally a new Sekiro title. Or a Bloodborne clone.
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>>33938
It's really pathetic, but all the multiplayer Souls games had shitty multiplayer standards. The novelty of Souls multiplayer is cool and I'm alright with no chat on the other games, but I'm talking problems with the actual code. They temporarily took all Souls games offline for awhile within the past couple years because a RCE exploit was discovered. However, they never fixed the rampant hacking going on even when the online modes were restored. If you want to play a Souls game online without some bored faggot quietly invading (no notification) your session and killing every quest NPC and boss in the current area, you still have to install community mods. Bamco/Fromsoft desperately need to raise their standards as far as integrity and security are concerned.
Anyway, probably won't play Nightreign anytime soon, if ever. Lack of basic communication channels and singleplayer balancing makes it too hostile for anyone without two friends on call to play it with.
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What's even the point of keeping the forum then? I hate how discord is replacing everything on the internet instead of supplementing it. This nonsense is also one of the reason why so many people on social media have turned into jerks. 

>>33949
> is a sort of intentional poison pill?
Or maybe its a test balloon for the next big thing for Nintendo. 

>>33946
As long it doesn't leave Switch 2, I won't consider it the next big From Soft title. Since I gonna skip that system, Duskbloods doesn't exist as far as I am concerned.
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>>33951
>As long it doesn't leave Switch 2, I won't consider it the next big From Soft title. Since I gonna skip that system, Duskbloods doesn't exist as far as I am concerned.
Well Bloodborne was their big title at some point and that didn't leave the PS4.
>>33948
I'm honestly not surprised considering how unpopular reading has become, animated and live action adaptations of manga, books and comic books seem to be all the craze but normalfags would rather fucking die before they are ever caught reading the source material.
>>33949
It seems to already be making its money's worth, or so they claim considering it allegedly reached a decent player count already and I can't imagine dev costs being very high for this asset flip. However, whether these are actual sales and not just xbox game pass or whatever is a different issue altogether, personally, I don't see this game sustaining a healthy playerbase for long.
>>33950
There was no such thing as multiplayer souls games before this, there were souls games with multiplayer elements, yes. But this is a multiplayer-only title and should get a proper treatment.
>Anyway, probably won't play Nightreign anytime soon, if ever.
You shouldn't give money to a company that openly supports ESG nonsense, if anything buy a key from a reseller for something like this if you do buy it. There's a big reason as to why I refuse to purchase AC6.
>>33951
>What's even the point of keeping the forum then?
To pretend having any legitimacy left for whatever project this is.
>>33952
Hello there.
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You know literacy rates being so low probably explains why channels explaining the lore of different works seem to be so popular. Why read a couple of issues of something if you can just have some idiot explain it to you while minecraft footage plays in the background.
>>33953
>There was no such thing as multiplayer souls games before this
I didn't mean purely multiplayer, but online play seems necessary to get the comprehensive experience. ~90% of my playtime on this series was spent either invading other players or being invaded. Most of the covenants either become monotonous farms at best or don't function at all without online at worst. A couple boss encounters (off the top of my head, Old Monk in Demon's Souls and Looking Glass Knight in Dark Souls 2) are a lot more interesting with online, too. There are also areas used only for online matchmaking, such as Battle of Stoicism in Dark Souls 1 and the Colosseum in Elden Ring. The only one I'd call purely singleplayer is Sekiro. As far as I know, the only online functionality it has is leaving messages for other players. Interestingly, someone made a mod of that which adds similar co-op/versus matchmaking as found in the rest of the Souls games. I wonder if all the netcode is from scratch or if Sekiro has some leftover bits past message delivery.
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>>33955
I really don't give a shit about these games aside from Sekiro so this is mostly word salad to me.
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My most played Souls-like game is Little Witch Nobeta, I have about 100 hours on it
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>>33944
>The kind of idiot who refers to any moderately attractive 2D character as "waifu".
Normalfags getting into nip cartoons were a mistake.
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>>33957
OK...
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Now I know why they are called the Polish. Because they polish all their vidya. The earlies version was a in a more than acceptable state, by the way.
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>More than 450 items from David Lynch’s personal archive, including the Twin Peaks Black Lodge red curtain and black-and-white zigzag rug, his director’s chair, home espresso machine, and various prints and memorabilia from his iconic films, are going up for auction
>the action will also offer fans the opportunity to bid on Lynch’s personal 35mm print of Eraserhead; a vintage tan chenille upholstered Boomerang sofa with wood legs and attached end table, the same model of couch used in Lost Highway; a 2012 Danny Ferrington custom console steel guitar with five fretted necks, designed and played by Lynch in his home studio; and his personal collection of Blue Velvet record albums. There’s also an array of camera equipment, musical instruments, books, cloths, and other personal artifacts up for grabs
I'm mixed about this, honestly some of these things should be in a museum. In any case here's the entire listing:
https://www.juliensauctions.com/en/auctions/julien-s-auctions-turner-classic-movies-present-the-david-lynch-collection
Also
>Beginning in August, several cast members of Twin Peaks will reunite for a US tour, during which the’ll discuss the iconic franchise, meet with fans, and share a special video tribute to the late auteur.
That's beautiful. I think the torrent which I grabbed Inland Empire from has a talk-to-talk with both Laura Deer and Kyle MacLachlan. I should watch it.

>>33932
>There is one site where people archive stuff he takes down from E-H, I am sure you can find it but I can link it to you if you can't.
I assume you're talking about panda.chaika.moe right? I know that one and there's probably some other more but the FAKKU kike keeps DMCA-ing those sites. Once again, fucking pirate anything FAKKU related.
>I still remember how the RA retards harassed the duckstation dev into quitting his project
I hate that fucking nigger. The MAME dev that called his shitty project "the Steam of emulation" was 100% right.
>i think he is back on it though
From a quick look at the repo yes he came back. Good for him for not bending over.
>Dude they genuinely canned such a good show over that, pisses me off.
They should be thankful to Zach for giving them a successful show that isn't a dead horse (like Reddit and Memey or Robot Chicken).
>I hate being a hothead though.
I have no easy solution for it. When I want to cool off my head I just tend to do stuff offline (and from the looks of it you've been doing it) but worst comes to worst I would suggest just taking a walk.
>>33931
>>33936
Both companies made by a kike. Fucking great.
>>33938
This is getting ridiculous.
>>33940
>Someone should make a game like those old flash "Punch [X public figure]" titles but instead you punch vtubers and see how many simps it pisses off.
I want a different mode :^)
>but the reason why people allow it to happen is because.......people are retarded. Shocking, I know.
There is a small pushback happening but it's not enough.
>>33942
For what it's worth I don't think the term longplay has been bastardized, those are still OK.
>>33944
>I wonder how many of these idiots who worship Azumanga religiously know the term comes from their beloved show, kek.
I wonder how many of them are fine with Kimura-sensei and/or the author's other works.
>>33945
>< Simps who are into ryona fap to this instead. 
I absolutely despise that genre.
>spoiler
That's why I like this board, it keeps the retards away.
>>33948
Yes the US school system is fucking shit. Homeschooling is an option but you have to not be a functional retard in order to do it and sadly the majority of normalfags are.
>>33952
Hey.
>>33957
Was it before they made that post? Honestly I'm still sad they wasted their potential, not just that but also the fact that their entire account is just shilling for their Fanbox.
>>33958
You can thank the scamdemic and Western entertainment getting shittier for that one.
>>33960
I have my doubts because the one who made Cyberpunk had a bad release.
>>33959
I probably should have clarified my statement.
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>>33962
> I have my doubts because the one who made Cyberpunk had a bad release.
It was word play. Cyberpunk was a OK game hidden in a ton of half baked bullshit. That one is surprisingly good for something that clones a game series that has been misunderstood for like 20 years. By its own devs.  

The decline of Us education has more to do with the death of phonics for the sake of creating industrial slaves that aren't needed anyway. Now one part of the elite is sweating bullets, because they believe the retard revolution is upon them while another part defected for they know that this isn't sustainable. 

>>33963
Next time something like this comes up, I'll spoon feed you only when asked. Its like the third time something like this happened.
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Hey, look! I am exploring the /pol/ caves.
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>>33962
Auction? Do his kids care so little about his legacy? Probably a a bunch of freeloading shitheads.
>I assume you're talking about...
Yes I am talking about that site, don't get me wrong, most of the stuff there is dogshit that isn't worth preserving to begin with but I am opposed to Fakku's greediness on principle.
>I hate that fucking nigger. The MAME dev that called his shitty project "the Steam of emulation" was 100% right.
At least Steam fucking works half the time, lol.
>From a quick look at the repo yes he came back. Good for him for not bending over.
Yeah, honestly I hope Retroarch goes the fuck away. They are a fucking plague to the emulation scene.
>They should be thankful to Zach for giving them a successful show that isn't a dead horse (like Reddit and Memey or Robot Chicken).
Oh I am sure they'll either milk it beyond recognition or cancel it soon enough. They already hired a rainbow flag freak to make a pixel-art style short for their Youtube channel and it's literally the kind of shit that Zach makes fun of constantly.
>I have no easy solution for it. When I want to cool off my head I just tend to do stuff offline (and from the looks of it you've been doing it) but worst comes to worst I would suggest just taking a walk.
Yeah I am just doing other shit lately, there isn't that much discussion going on here as of late anyway, I have kind of exhausted what I want to talk about and what I might be interested in, doesn't really seem to be of interest for anyone else.
>I want a different mode
Should be relatively easy if you know what you are doing.
>For what it's worth I don't think the term longplay has been bastardized, those are still OK.
That one is more concise so it's not as easy to subvert.
>I wonder how many of them are fine with Kimura-sensei and/or the author's other works.
That would imply they even know about them.
>Was it before they made that post?
Of course, and the Fanbox shit got MUCH worse after that, if you can believe it. I'm pretty sure their shilling on Steam news and xitter even goes against their content policies.
>>33964
It's whatever man
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Still enjoying tainted grail. Here are a few updates to my first impressions. The second region is much better than the coastal one where you start out. It has cliffs, a swamp, plains and and even access to two huge dungeons. Before you criticize the lack of NPCs: This is baked into the lore where everything is a piece of shit, because central government can't deal with all the preternatural bullshit threatening the populace and whenever they summon Kang Arthur, he simply runs amok and disappears. Thanks to the very same lore, most some things you see are so utterly alien, that you won't question it very much. A quirk that worked very well in the favor of Morrowwind.

>>33962
> Robot Chicken
Checked if it was over and found out that they are still making seasons from time to time. 

>>33967
> That one is more concise so it's not as easy to subvert.
Longplay or walkthrough no comment. Let's plays have been a dead as a genre for a long time. People either want to watch women sucking at vidya while working a fucking paper puppet or some whimsical faggot getting a nihilistic meltdown over the latest youtuber bat. 
> That would imply they even know about them.
Secondaries don't know shit. I am pretty sure that holding your breath until they notice is a common suicide method.
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There will be a stream today, line up is as follows.
Pre-Show (20:00 UTC)
>Legend of the Galactic Heroes: My Conquest Is the Sea of Stars 
>Primal + Some Animated Shorts (21:00 UTC)
Main Show (22:00 UTC)
>Sekai Seifuku ~ World Conquest Zvezda Plot
>Mahou Shoujo Lyrical Nanoha A's 
>Heppoko Jikken Animation Excel Saga (Single Ep)
>Game Center CX
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Chaos in Paris after PSG’s 5–0 Champions League victory in Munich
>559 arrested (491 in Paris)
>264 cars torched
>692 fires reported
>22 police & 7 firefighters injured
>2 dead (stabbing & scooter crash)
North African news
>>33970
I will never understand why normalniggers can get so zealous about people moving a ball across a field.
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>>33971
It's tribalism for the 21st century.
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Details? What details? I am running it on the lowest settings possible. The game isn't even supposed to load seconds technologically speaking. But for some reasons from the stone age of Computer Science I certainly don't understand it does. 

>>33971
Its the only accepted form of tribalism. Concerning the hooligan phenomenon; What most people don't know some ultras are also criminals that use the games as occasion for crimes. Then there are football hooligans who just want an excuse to brawl which is illegal. There are some clubs that are notorious for their antisocial fanbases. 

>>33970
Paris is set on fire, because Buyern had been put in its place? I don't want to be too dismissive here, but Paris is burning very often. One day that shithole will combust spontaneously, because a minute has passed.
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>>33973
I'm assuming you will be playing the Gothic remake.
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>>33972
>>33973
Good way to sum it up. I'm just more keen on good old fashioned racism, hehe.
Also, I wonder how many of the arrested individuals are ethnically French, or European in general. Assuming not many.
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>>33976
Make no mistake, today's “ethnic” French isn't much better than the average North African next door, especially when it comes to a public attracted by soccer and stupid parties.

This people is sinking into decadence.
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>check gelbooru
>its shilling a vtumor again
crud
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>>33974
Hmmm. That's a big if. The original had a lot of Jank and the charm was that it was made by Krauts in kraut. Also Piranha is infamous for its horrible combat. I am happy with a halfway decent Elder Scrolls clone. 

>>33978
If it the shark, its promoting the puppet itself. The puppeteer has quit like a few weeks ago.
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>>33979
>If it the shark, its promoting the puppet itself. The puppeteer has quit like a few weeks ago.
Nah I know about that one, they are shilling one of the least than SFW ones.
>Hmmm. That's a big if. The original had a lot of Jank and the charm was that it was made by Krauts in kraut. Also Piranha is infamous for its horrible combat. I am happy with a halfway decent Elder Scrolls clone. 
Dude I had one of their RPGs for XBOX 360 and it was gloriously janky nonsense, I believe it was called Risen. I didn't finish it but it was a ton of fun.
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Here's the Darla Dimple, Little Suzy and Little Audrey animation .swf files by minus8 but bleached
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https://m1r.ai/KUAO4.swf (Suzy) 
https://m1r.ai/Xf9op.swf (Audrey)
https://m1r.ai/rVa8.swf (Audrey on-model edit by some rando, not that good)
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>>33980
Must have been Risen 1. It was one of their last good RPGs. One of the last PC games you could own physically as well. Too bad Piranha bit the dust.
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>>33981
Neato. Consider sharing them on >>>/f/ as well.
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>>33983
>>>/f/2473
Done!
>>33982
It must have been that, I really liked it despite the early ps2 tier jank
Did you post today's file links somewhere for anyone who missed out? The Game Center episode broke for me and reloading didn't work. Think it's a quirk of some hosts like pixeldrain.
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>>33985
on it
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Everything we watched today
Legend of the Galactic Heroes: My Conquest is the Sea of Stars: https://files.tears.sh/files/BovVMTiN.mp4
Little Audrey in Surf Bored: https://files.tears.sh/files/BNnqGzMS.webm
Clean Kill Windscreen Short: https://files.tears.sh/files/TBkpDUUn.webm
The Tender Game: https://files.tears.sh/files/UUoDrOqg.mp4
Droopy - Sheep Wrecked: https://files.tears.sh/files/AZfOaqdx.mp4
The Girl from the Other Side: https://files.tears.sh/files/JpUPXjfv.mp4
Primal S2E06: https://files.tears.sh/files/thKXvVzG.mp4
Primal S2E07: https://files.tears.sh/files/CSwJLqrC.mp4
Zvezda Episode 10: https://files.tears.sh/files/grdFlrsU.mp4
Nanoha A's 9: https://files.tears.sh/files/icbsQOWB.mp4
GCCX DKC2 Part 1: https://files.tears.sh/files/XRjCGjNB.mp4
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Also Excel Saga Episode 6, which was pretty funny.
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i was watching some random video on my phone and i left it on a table, when i returned it had auto queued some random vtuber screeching over a game and it scared the shit out of me.
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this one, you can tell the woman behind it must be in her thirties based on what she plays
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>>33987
thankies from mcspankies
>>33987
>>33988
Sorry I missed it but I had a hectic afternoon and wasn't really feeling well afterwards.
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Started my rewatch of the OT with ANH. I consider this one the best in the series both movie and Star Wars-wise. The worldbuilding introduction (specially all Tatooine related stuff) is magestic, the pacing is one of the best I seen in a film, one understands even now why William's score became so iconic, etc. The only thing I think it lacks to become the perfect Star Wars experience is a better lightsaber fight, even if I understand the limitations in stunts, effects and time for that. Also a few of the effects can look a bit wonky now, but nothing that retracts too much from the experience.
Having seen it in the 4K77 edition for the first time, I am impressed. It looks pretty good, with only a few shots looking degraded, probably due to the lack of good preserved film reels for those.
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>>33994
ANH is my favorite star wars movie.
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>Poonam or Punam (Hindi: पूनम) is a Hindu/Sanskrit Indian predominantly feminine given name, which means "full moon".
No fucking way lmao, actual poo in the loo.
>>33994
I think it probably stands up the best as a standalone film out of the the saga and its a staple of both 70s science fiction and the genre as a whole. It has so many memorable scenes that it would be hard for me to pick a single as one as my favorite, the pacing is just phenomenal too, I really like the effects, side characters and the cantina scene still feels just so believable after all this time.
You should listen to the NPR radio dramatization as well.
https://archive.org/details/08Episode08DeathStarsTransit
>>33993
It's alright anon.
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>Live-Action Film Adaptation Of ELDEN RING (by A24) Announced
Bandai Namco Entertainment and A24 Launch Film Project with Alex Garland (Civil War) as Director
>A24 Is Under Fire Because of AI-Generated Posters for Civil War
https://archive.ph/JWQuV
>'Divisive' Civil War movie declares victory at the box office as liberal states give RAVE reviews amid fears of political violence

<Tencent owns 7% of Kadokawa Corporation through Sixjoy
>Kadokawa Corporation owns approximately 70% of FromSoftware.
https://archive.ph/UM0ty
https://archive.ph/GCXbP
>Tencent owns approximately 16% of FromSoftware through its Hong Kong-based subsidiary Sixjoy.
https://archive.is/r8pmE
>Tencent fully owns or is a majority shareholder on several studios including Riot Games, Funcom, Turtle Rock, Supercell and Grinding Gear Games among others all of which focus on developing online multiplayer games.
<FromSoftware reveals standalone PvE spin-off Elden Ring: Nightreign
<FromSoftware is making a multiplayer Switch 2 exclusive called The Duskbloods
Really makes you think
>>33990
She is ready to settle down I bet. :^)
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>>33997
>A24
Into the trash
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>>33999
>>34000
My exact thoughts. Should have been an anime.
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>>34002
Something in the style of Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust or Angel's Egg would've been cool.
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>>34003
That would be cool, but I also wouldn't mind if it was entirely 3DCG like those 3D Japanese Resident Evil movies. I mean Fromsoft has made some really interesting visuals in the past like Shadow Tower Abyss and Demon's Souls, I would like to see stuff like that turned into a movie. But nope, you get Alex Garland from A24 instead who directed that garbage 'Civil War' and a horror movie called 'Men' which should be self explanatory going by its title.
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>>34004
I saw one of those RE movies. Think it was about Leon and Claire at an airport. Was pretty good.
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SHIIIIEETTTTT
NOW I BE ROLLIN' WIT DA WIZZADS
>>34005
They are far more entertaining than those horrid live action ones with that one bitch who married the director.
>>34006
Added:
Rochester men
Serial killer
Severus Snape
Subway dancer
Teen activist

#include <algorithm>
#include <fstream>
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <vector>

using std::cout;
using std::getline;
using std::ifstream;
using std::ofstream;
using std::stable_sort;
using std::string;
using std::vector;

int main()
{
  cout << "reading the list...\n";
  vector<string> list;
  ifstream       ifs{"the_list"};
  string         line;
  while (getline(ifs, line))
    list.push_back(line);

  cout << "displaying the list...\n";
  for (auto const& line : list)
    cout << line << '\n';

  cout << "sorting the list by alpha...\n";
  stable_sort(list.begin(), list.end(), [](auto& a, auto& b) { return a < b; });

  cout << "sorting the list by size()...\n";
  stable_sort(list.begin(), list.end(),
              [](auto& a, auto& b) { return a.size() < b.size(); });

  cout << "redisplaying the list...\n";
  for (auto const& line : list)
    cout << line << '\n';

  ofstream ofs{"sorted_list"};
  for (auto const& line : list)
    ofs << line << '\n';
  ofs.close();
}
>>34007
AI
CRT
Boys
Crew
Kids
Perp
Thug
Woke
Crime
Fiend
Group
Pairs
Quota
Teens
Thugs
Urban
Adults
Artist
Briton
Brutes
Demons
Deputy
Ex-Con
Felons
Granny
Gunman
Hordes
Killer
Low IQ
Madman
Maniac
Mayors
Minors
Mother
Victim
Youths
Bullies
Burglar
Chicago
Detroit
Ex-cons
Joggers
Juggers
Looters
Marxist
Patient
Red SUV
Rioters
Savages
Scholar
Sliders
Suspect
Vandals
Warlord
Cannibal
Culprits
Cyclists
Good boy
Good kid
Haitians
Handouts
Hoodlums
Hysteria
Intruder
Neighbor
Parolees
Partiers
Playmate
Revelers
Ruffians
Students
Tiktoker
Agitators
Assailant
Bronx man
DEI Deans
Diversity
Hooligans
Invisible
Joyriders
Juveniles
Pedophile
Principal
Pure evil
Road rage
Socialism
Squatters
Strangers
Strippers
Teenagers
1st grader
3 suspects
BLM rioter
BMW driver
Babysitter
Bronx teen
Caregivers
Catcallers
Cop killer
Dog owners
Fatherless
Huge brawl
Inner City
Mass brawl
Miami riot
Older kids
Park goers
Partygoers
Per Capita
Pranksters
Protesters
Ringleader
SUV driver
Texas teen
Unruly fan
Uptown man
You people
Youngsters
12 year-old
Budget cuts
Chicago man
Crime surge
Degenerates
Florida man
Gangbangers
Georgia man
Incompetent
Local teens
NYC muggers
Perpetrator
Race baiter
Ranting man
Reparations
River tuber
Straphanger
Teen gunman
Un-American
Vile couple
Violent mob
Armed robber
Birdwatchers
Callous trio
Church goers
DEI activist
Democrat-run
Deranged nut
Drunk driver
Entitlements
Ex-boyfriend
Food deserts
Gentle giant
Gun violence
Homeless man
Lawless zone
Liberian man
Mass shooter
Massive goon
Missouri mom
On our radar
Penge rapper
Shouting man
Tearful teen
Unruly teens
Waffle House
Young couple
Young people
Amazon worker
Arson suspect
Asylum seeker
Block parties
Church helper
Church member
Dallas sniper
Delaware teen
Detroit women
Earth castles
Florida woman
French rapper
Gang violence
Georgia woman
Illegal alien
Law and Order
Man on parole
Random ambush
Random attack
Random bullet
Rochester men
Serial killer
Severus Snape
Subway dancer
Teen activist
Troublemakers
Unruly crowds
Usual suspect
Welfare queen
Wheel bandits
Wisconsin man
Accused killer
Adult customer
Airline worker
Alleged gunman
BLM influencer
Baseball usher
Bus passengers
Carnival chaos
Daycare worker
Few bad actors
Freak accident
Genius student
Gifted athlete
Hostile people
Irate seatmate
Knock-out game
Little rascals
Louisiana teen
Musical genius
Quiet choirboy
Roving bandits
Rowdy wolfpack
Savage monster
School shooter
Security risks
State Fair mob
Teen squatters
Uber passenger
Wanted suspect
Career criminal
Contract driver
Convicted felon
Cop car jumping
Doordash driver
Election worker
Female students
Gangland horror
Graffiti vandal
Group of youths
Haitian migrant
Heartless thief
Jugging robbery
Machete bandits
Nightlife scene
People of color
Random criminal
Safety concerns
Street takeover
Street takeover
This generation
Unconscious man
Unknown vehicle
White Supremacy
Wigs and weaves
Winery employee
3rd world levels
Anger management
Apple accountant
Aspiring rappers
Embark passenger
Florida teenager
Heartless mugger
Hide and seekers
Ice cream licker
Las Vegas driver
Mercedes suspect
Miami UPS worker
Misogynistic men
Mom and daughter
Negro exhaustion
Pennsylvania man
Philly teenagers
Respect the flag
Southport killer
Strip of despair
Suspected driver
Thieving protege
Unwilling jurors
Vicious passerby
Victim mentality
Walmart employee
Watermelon thief
Wendy's employee
18 wheeler driver
African nationals
American national
Brutal carjacking
Carjacking horror
Certain customers
Certain customers
Crime-ridden ward
Criminal families
Cultural enricher
Deranged stranger
Eighteen year old
Former NFL player
Greatest strength
Healthcare worker
Illegal immigrant
Lunchtime rowdies
Masked assailants
McDonald's Whacko
Religious leaders
Street performers
Studies professor
Unhappy customers
Unlicensed driver
Unprovoked attack
Affirmative Action
Cold hearted teens
College professors
Depraved motorists
Mother's boyfriend
Nighttime partiers
Person of interest
Pint-sized muggers
Political violence
Random NYC attacks
Road rage ruffians
Serial bank robber
Should've complied
Troubled childhood
Troubled young man
Urban demographics
Baltimore residents
Brazen sex offender
Circuit court judge
Community activists
Desperate residents
Drug taking student
Flower selling teen
High school janitor
Juneteenth shooters
McDonald's employee
Misogynistic maniac
Nursing home worker
Rampant shoplifting
School board member
Spring break mayhem
Teens getting rowdy
Warmer temperatures
Anti-Israel agitator
Beloved homeless man
Bike-peddling gunman
Birthday block party
Crippling crime wave
Critical Race Theory
Critical race theory
Difficult conditions
Diverse side of town
Feces attack suspect
Hotheaded youngsters
Knife wielding brute
Knife wielding sicko
Lost DoorDash driver
Man in public street
Mississippi teenager
Missouri firefighter
Random subway shover
Shameless politician
Smoke detector chirp
Two groups of people
Brick throwing vandal
Democratic Plantation
Large teen gatherings
Overachieving pervert
School Superintendent
Trans-identified male
Chicago teachers union
College wrestling star
Drunk girls from Tampa
Furious family members
Juneteenth celebration
Preferential treatment
Priority neighborhoods
Random act of violence
Scholarship recipients
Thirteen year old girl
Ticking time bomb teen
Alleged prison escapees
Chilean crime syndicate
Entitled carwash patron
Machete-wielding madmen
Man with aggressive dog
Personal responsibility
Registered sex offender
Scooter riding suspects
Spring break youngsters
Teenagers causing chaos
Well-mannered boyfriend
Classroom sucker puncher
Food Network show winner
Parade shooting suspects
Rowdy crowd of fairgoers
Under-served communities
Cannabis smoking teenager
Creep with long rap sheet
Criminal justice activist
Deceased shooting suspect
Disadvantaged populations
Elementary school teacher
Group of people with guns
Men of African appearance
Pint-sized career burglar
Popeye's stabbing suspect
Self-confessed woke judge
Man having bowel emergency
Virginia highschool runner
Washington Post journalist
Not yet identified suspects
Racial motivated kidnappers
Social and economic factors
Atlantic City Democrat Mayor
Gifted and talented students
Justice-impacted individuals
Man making anti-White remark
Violence-plagued communities
People of the global majority
At-risk vulnerable communities
Long Island railroad passenger
Male who was carrying two bags
Unhinged NYC college professor
13 year old kid selling flowers
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
19 year old high school freshmen
Former Ohio State defensive back
Self confessed 'career criminal'
Jackson, Mississippi water crisis
Tension outside of the courthouse
Jackson Mississippi water director
Parolee with long criminal history
Home intruder with a long rap sheet
Little Caesar's pizza shop customer
Fiery but mostly peaceful protesters
Youths and adults of highest promise
Individuals who appear to be teenagers
Men seen in video vowing to kill White people
Liberal professor of women's and gender studies
Man accused of hacking someone to death with an axe and eating part of the victim's brain and an eyeball
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>>34008
>Social and economic factors
>Unhinged NYC college professor
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>>34009
Heh, The List is always good for a few lulz.

>>34007
Oops, forgot to rm dupes:
#include <algorithm>
#include <fstream>
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <vector>

using std::cout;
using std::getline;
using std::ifstream;
using std::ofstream;
using std::stable_sort;
using std::string;
using std::unique;
using std::vector;

int main()
{
  cout << "reading the list...\n";
  vector<string> list;
  ifstream       ifs{"the_list"};
  string         line;
  while (getline(ifs, line))
    list.push_back(line);

  cout << "displaying the list...\n";
  for (auto const& line : list)
    cout << line << '\n';

  cout << "sorting the list by alpha...\n";
  stable_sort(list.begin(), list.end(), [](auto& a, auto& b) { return a < b; });

  cout << "sorting the list by size()...\n";
  stable_sort(list.begin(), list.end(),
              [](auto& a, auto& b) { return a.size() < b.size(); });

  cout << "removing any duplicates...\n";
  list.erase(unique(list.begin(), list.end()), list.end());

  cout << "redisplaying the list...\n";
  for (auto const& line : list)
    cout << line << '\n';

  ofstream ofs{"sorted_list"};
  for (auto const& line : list)
    ofs << line << '\n';
  ofs.close();
}
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>>34006
Some retards kept trying to push another nog to be casted as Snape. Was hoping they wouldn't get their way, but Rowling is a standard woke bitch past her hatred of trannies.
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Man, I'm worried Ryutaro Ito may have a drinking problem. From what I've been reading, he seems to drink beer just about every single day. This is a pretty big cancer risk, obviously, especially for old people. I'm seriously praying for this guy. He's a longtime game industry hero, and I'm looking forward to Varlet.

Come to think of it, Kazuma Kaneko was (and maybe still is?) one of the heaviest smokers ever, and he's still alive and well to this day, so that's pretty comforting.

Anyway, do you guys happen to know if Threads dot com has a mirror site somewhere (like Twitter has Nitter, for example)? I've been searching, but haven't found any so far.
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>>34010
Oops again, lol. Found there were some case-sensitive dupes still lingering. Added a little predicate to handle that:

>sort_the_list.cpp
/* minimal build & run:

 g++ sort_the_list.cpp -std=c++14 -o sort_the_list && ./sort_the_list

*/

#include <algorithm>
#include <cctype>
#include <fstream>
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <vector>

using std::cout;
using std::equal;
using std::getline;
using std::ifstream;
using std::ofstream;
using std::stable_sort;
using std::string;
using std::unique;
using std::vector;

bool case_insens_cmpr(std::string const& str1, std::string const& str2)
{
  return equal(str1.begin(), str1.end(), str2.begin(), str2.end(),
               [](char a, char b) { return tolower(a) == tolower(b); });
}

int main()
{
  cout << "reading the list...\n";
  vector<string> list;
  ifstream       ifs{"the_list"};
  string         line;
  while (getline(ifs, line))
    list.push_back(line);

  cout << "displaying the list...\n";
  for (auto const& line : list)
    cout << line << '\n';

  cout << "sorting the list by alpha...\n";
  stable_sort(list.begin(), list.end(), [](auto& a, auto& b) { return a < b; });

  cout << "sorting the list by size()...\n";
  stable_sort(list.begin(), list.end(),
              [](auto& a, auto& b) { return a.size() < b.size(); });

  cout << "removing any duplicates...\n";
  list.erase(unique(list.begin(), list.end(), case_insens_cmpr), list.end());

  cout << "redisplaying the list...\n";
  for (auto const& line : list)
    cout << line << '\n';

  cout << "writing the sorted list...\n";
  ofstream ofs{"sorted_list"};
  for (auto const& line : list)
    ofs << line << '\n';
  ofs.close();
}
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>>33997
I think this shit is not only due to corpo greed. Probably is another of the many projects the fat hack author of ASOIAF "works" to avoid continuing that series.
Last week he had a meltdown in his blog insulting fans who only care about the main Game of Thrones shit and not his other spin-offs and side projects.
I never read anything he wrote. But I look from time to time what's this lazy fucker doing because it's really entertaining how this edgy shitshow of a franchise is collapsing, mostly because of this hack's poor work ethic.
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>>34014
According to another SciFi writer, the fatso wrote himself into a corner. He had already written the ending but:

> Apparently the reason The Winds of Winter wasn’t published despite being completed is because Martin withdrew the book after the producers of the TV show criticized the ending, which reportedly is much the same ending that was filmed. It’s also interesting that the first mention of an additional book to follow appears to be around the same time that Martin withdrew the book from his publishers.

> If these reports are true, it might explain why the two producers abandoned the production so hastily, and why they pretty much just phoned in that final season. They would have known it was going to be a trainwreck long before they started filming it. It would also explain why Martin apparently has no intention of releasing the book, at least, not while he’s still alive to listen to his former fans castigating his swan song.


https://voxday.net/2025/05/30/the-winds-of-winter-is-complete/
https://archive.ph/QTs1h#selection-727.0-738.0

If this is true, he won't publish it, because he is afraid his fan would shred his work in the air. Its like misery but with a huge sperg chained to the internet. 

>>33997
Isn't A24 that studio that makes that pretentious garbage they are using to keep the Carl Laemmle Memorial Powerplant running? I have never watched any of their movies.
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>>34015
I don't know if that's true. I can perfectly see that the shitty show ending ideas are probably his and that after the reception of that he was too lazy to change it for the book so he gave up.  But I don't think he ever finish even a draft for Winds. If he did it, at this point the publisher wouldn't have given a fuck about the fatass's whishes and published to gain a quick buck. I don't think he ever wrote anything past the cut chapters he did for ADWD.
They can probably wait until George dies to publish it if it's true. But at this point a lot of fans have apathy, so I don't think they will drown in sales long after the GOT fad has passed.
Still, that the fat fuck is so sensible to being criticised after he talks shit of Tolkien and his showrunners (this last are hacks too, but at least they finish their shit) is hilarious. And not only the main series, even the fucking spin-offs in that universe are yet to be finished.
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Its another slow news day. Nobody is making an ass out of himself and nothing is new happening right now. I crack open my RSS reader to see if I can find something of interest.

Some dungeon crawler is available for free until June 16th.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1608450/Hellslave/

The age of the idea guy Jeet slop is upon. Jeffrey Katzenberger of all people thought it was a wonderful idea to fund an AI 3D animation tool. 
https://www.cartoonbrew.com/tech/jeffrey-katzenberg-backed-ai-animation-software-cartwheel-raises-10-million-247264.html

Somebody is porting Phantasy Star 2 to the Amiga. There is already a demo.
https://monoz.itch.io/phantasy-star-2-on-amiga-my-dream
https://www.indieretronews.com/2025/03/phantasy-star-2-retrolover-is-aiming-to.html

A manga spinoff to Kojima's Snatcher by Osamu Kobayashi has been preserved by Scanlators. So far, they have only uploaded the very first volume.
https://www.timeextension.com/news/2025/06/a-rare-manga-spin-off-to-one-of-hideo-kojimas-greatest-games-is-being-preserved-online-by-fans

Faggotry is dead. No more rainbow avatars. Only naked perverts dancing on main street. You don't have to watch Asmongold to notice that.
https://thatparkplace.com/ubisoft-acknowledges-that-june-is-mens-mental-health-awareness-month-no-mention-of-pride-so-far/

Also China attempts to unleash the Wu-Flu again to end the trade war. This will probably not work this time. 


>>34016
Has he even published anything after the TV show?

In b4
< ggjgjgjjjjj I have no idea who Vo...
He is another writer. Hard Science Fiction to be precise. He's talking shit about leftist authors like Martin, because he thinks their novels suck. He did so for years and that all what matters in the conversation about Martin being a hack.
>>34017
He did publish Fire and Blood. But that it's mostly a glorified compilation from his early worldbuilding notes. Also, one of his assistants said that he did not write basically anything new for that.
There is also Elden Ring. But honestly, he probably add some small lore shit at best or outright was just a marketing gimmick at worst. Most of the story and lore seem like your typical From Software dark fantasy stuff, so I don't feel he contributed much if at all.
>>34017
>Faggotry is dead.
Lol, no its not. The kikes merely have banded together and decided they'll have to reign back on it just long enough for young White men to decide to fight & die for their country for Greater Isr*el. Once another mass die-off of good, human men occurs, they amp it all back up again. This time to over 12.
>*taps sign*
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>>34019
I don't think that would work for the kikes. We are in a level of public anti-jewry sentiment that I don't think I would ever see. Both the right and even their left-wing golems hate them furiously and their only stable base of support, boomers, are dying off.
At this point I don't think even ZOGnald could motivate enough people to die for Israel.
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>>34020
Thankfully, you're right. OTOH, have you seen the new pristine-White ZOBbot propaganda ads of late? They clearly are doing exactly what the sign-tappers predicted years ago now.

Jokes on them, as you suggest. It would take a literal two whole generations of young men swalloping their hogwash hook, line, & sinker before the Globohomo could ever return to their golden era of slaughtering literally 100's of millions of Whites in more big brother wars (or even just for their regional-concern attempt of Current Year to genocide the Persians).

Its a true Whitepill rn what's going on with the anti-Zionist hatred. But as long as the globalist-kikes still own all the Central Banks, it won't be enough.
I have been feeling pretty depressed about the state of the world recently. I'm mostly unaffected as I still have my job, but I'm aware that things are changing rapidly and that may not be the case even two or three years from now. 

What pisses me off about it is just how compliant everyone seems to be about it. Nobody is really pushing back against it at all. I would have expected most of the internet to at least be decentralizing or putting the front they did against SOPA against some of these retarded laws and companies, but it's instead just been literal silence. Worse, you're seen as the crazy one if you point out how insane some of it is.
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Ebin. Something good is happening in the background and /pol/tarded people come out of the wood work. Since I can't address the clown show you people are putting up on social media and I am pretty certain that the hammer gonna drop on that topic, I address it for the first and last time ITT.

No, there won't be a war for greater Israel with massive Western participation. Bibi got snubbed so hard by Trump recently, that he disappeared from the news cycle. Also Israel is fairly and Jewish power are fairly overrated. So are the IDF and the Nugkava, a outdated heap of junk that has been designed to prevent its conscript crews to get a boo boo. So is the Mossad, who isn't anymore effective than secret services from 2nd world shit holes like the Albanian Sugirumi. Besides the Jewish elites aren't gaining power but doing the opposite right now.
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>>34023
>Ebin. Something good is happening in the background
I'm out of the loop, what is happening recently that's good? 
Last I checked the news in earnest I saw Texas getting ready to ban cartoons.
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Now something vastly different: I have checked how far I got LOTGH. As suspected, its not even half the OVA.

>>34024
See: https://thatparkplace.com/ubisoft-acknowledges-that-june-is-mens-mental-health-awareness-month-no-mention-of-pride-so-far/
>>34025
Oh.
I guess trying to wane away from the -chans that are bigger than a few thousand people tops have left me out of the loop on cultural issues.

That middle picture is now I feel.
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>>34025
The ride never ends.
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>>34028
That chicken is eating chicken
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>>33966
Cute.
>>33967
>Auction? Do his kids care so little about his legacy? Probably a a bunch of freeloading shitheads.
I don't know exactly about that but I will reiterate that if you're an artist the worst thing you can do is let the estate do whatever with your properties.
>Yes I am talking about that site, don't get me wrong, most of the stuff there is dogshit that isn't worth preserving to begin with but I am opposed to Fakku's greediness on principle.
I might scrap something out of there from doujinshi artists that I like. Otherwise I do agree that it's good to have it if only just so FAKKU can't get monopoly on it.
>Oh I am sure they'll either milk it beyond recognition or cancel it soon enough. They already hired a rainbow flag freak to make a pixel-art style short for their Youtube channel and it's literally the kind of shit that Zach makes fun of constantly.
Honestly I hope Zach retains creative control for his series either that or he should just cancel it, Adult Swim doesn't deserve it.
>there isn't that much discussion going on here as of late anyway, I have kind of exhausted what I want to talk about and what I might be interested in, doesn't really seem to be of interest for anyone else.
I think the main reason is that anons are just busy with IRL shit. Back when we were in the other site there were periods of less posting, I guess it just varies. If you want to you can space when you post on the board just so you don't get burnt out.
>That would imply they even know about them.
They should be flashed with it front and center and see if they still pretend to like it.
>Of course, and the Fanbox shit got MUCH worse after that, if you can believe it. I'm pretty sure their shilling on Steam news and xitter even goes against their content policies.
Such a fucking waste.
Nice nipple peek btw
>>33968
>Checked if it was over and found out that they are still making seasons from time to time. 
Yes, both of them are still being made. I can't remember if ATHF lasted that long than those two.
>>33970
Sports retardation and bringing sandniggers, a terrible combination.
>>33978
Yeah, I had to make a filter in uBlock just so they could stop showing up. I really don't give a fuck about whatever Vtumor they're shilling, I just want to look at cunny.
>>33981
Thank you very much for your work.
>>33990
It saddens me that these designs are wasted on such dumb whores.
>>33991
Comfy.
>>33993
No worries man.
>>33996
>poo in pajeet means full moon
WEW
>>33997
Disgusting. Also proving the point that chinks are the kikes of Asia.
>>34006
SHIEEEEEET HARRY YOU A MUTHAFUGGING WIZZAD NOW
>>34012
>Anyway, do you guys happen to know if Threads dot com has a mirror site somewhere (like Twitter has Nitter, for example)? I've been searching, but haven't found any so far.
I found one and tested it. It worked fine for me: https://man.sr.ht/~nixgoat/shoelace/docs/instances.md
Since you're here also I imagine you have this one but I want to share this short Nishitani tweet:
https://archive.today/GsidC
>>34017
>Somebody is porting Phantasy Star 2 to the Amiga. There is already a demo.
Awesome, I'll try it whenever I can.
>A manga spinoff to Kojima's Snatcher by Osamu Kobayashi has been preserved by Scanlators. So far, they have only uploaded the very first volume.
Very good news too. The article has a tweet with the link to the download and for mirroring sake I've uploaded a copy here:
https://files.catbox.moe/z93ss7.rar
>Also China attempts to unleash the Wu-Flu again to end the trade war. This will probably not work this time. 
It won't.
>>34025
Which episode are you on right now?
>>34028
Good grills.
>>34029
Rude!
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Also just a general advice: if you're going to share news articles please provide an archive link. Don't give them any clicks.
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>>34011
Were they pushing for that Idris Elba one or another? Because they always want that one in particular for some fucking reason.
>>34012
If beer hasn't taken Zun from us then I think he might be safe.
>>34014
You know, I wouldn't put it past that.
>>34017
>Phantasy Star 2 on the Amiga
Oh this sounds cool, I remember that someone effectively ported Sonic to the SNES but it was only like one stage, however proof of concept is there and it can be done with minimal slowdown.
>A manga spinoff to Kojima's Snatcher by Osamu Kobayashi has been preserved by Scanlators. So far, they have only uploaded the very first volume.
Cool, I remember that there was an audio drama some years ago as well and it was written by Suda51.
>Ubisoft Acknowledges That June is Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month, No Mention of PRIDE So Far
It's just another facade, they don't care about men's mental health.
>>34028
Appropriate response
>>34030
>I don't know exactly about that but I will reiterate that if you're an artist the worst thing you can do is let the estate do whatever with your properties.
Certainly, just donate it to a museum or something.
>I might scrap something out of there from doujinshi artists that I like. Otherwise I do agree that it's good to have it if only just so FAKKU can't get monopoly on it.
It's not good enough to stop at that, it should be turned into a huge torrent and seeded by thousands of stranges to stop that jew.
>spoiler
I wonder if he could even pull that off if he wanted, Adult Swim might just kick him out and turn the show into alphabet soup pandering if they feel he is overstepping.
>I think the main reason is that anons are just busy with IRL shit. Back when we were in the other site there were periods of less posting, I guess it just varies. If you want to you can space when you post on the board just so you don't get burnt out.
I guess so, I should also consider that people who post here are from all over the world.
>They should be flashed with it front and center and see if they still pretend to like it.
They are going to pull off a JK Rowling and act like they hate the author or something, if I had to guess.
>Sports retardation and bringing sandniggers, a terrible combination.
Sports retardation can be fine, when it doesn't involve Mordor's army. Like Nascar, but that might just be me because I like spectating car races. Then again if you hate Nascar you are a leftist retard, no other way around it.
>Yeah, I had to make a filter in uBlock just so they could stop showing up. I really don't give a fuck about whatever Vtumor they're shilling, I just want to look at cunny.
Some days ago they had one up so people could chip in to her vet bills, I don't want to shit on someone's pet but I will shit on the owner, get a fucking job. I've had to take care of every pet myself, not rely on the internet to look after them. Once again "Body Type 2" has countless privileges :^)
>Thank you very much for your work.
Glad you enjoy it. I was looking at some old flash animation that had a skin color toggle and I wanted to make both skin colors white next, basically remove nog
>It saddens me that these designs are wasted on such dumb whores.
Yeah honestly. I saw that Koge Donbo redesigned an old character of hers and drew it as a vtuber, which is now being used. Bit of a waste honestly, since I love her art and I find that wasteful. But alas, well at least its extremely family friendly content and not one of those really crass ones.
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Just remembered that there is a extensive wiki to LGOH. 
https://gineipaedia.com/wiki/Portal:Main
Since we seriously started to watch it and it is a really, really assburger show with hundreds of plotlines and history , because the show is actually about history as such, this will come in handy for some people.

>>34030
> Which episode are you on right now?
According to the wiki, somewhere in the early 30s by the looks of it. Thank God it is still online. Most events I remember take place in series 1. 

> Also just a general advice: if you're going to share news articles please provide an archive link. Don't give them any clicks.
I do this with mainstream shit or people cowering behind paywalls. Most of the outlets I am linking to are either not blogging for a living or not that much of commercial blogs anyway. Also journalism as a profession is dying in some segments. 

>>34032
Until penetrant sans posting?
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>>34033
> It's just another facade, they don't care about men's mental health.
I know. They don't give a shit about Islam either. Especially when they are attempting to sell lemonade by quoting some Sheik. And they didn't give a shit about the Roman empire when their slogan was in Latin. What this example together with many other shows is the possibility that the gray eminence behind rampant corporate faggotry may have been the American tax payer.
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Do you guys remember Tux anon who used to run a site called asperger.pro and made a streaming page for our board? I doubt most of you were around for that period but maybe CD anon remembers it. He just disappeared one day.
>Until penetrant sans posting?
I can hardly wait.
>>34035
>spoiler
In this case I am pretty confident that it has more to do with the fact that their time is just fucking up and they know it.
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>>34033
>If beer hasn't taken Zun from us then I think he might be safe.
That's a good point.
>Certainly, just donate it to a museum or something.
Yeah that's what I wish happened with some of his things like the original Eraserhead print or the Twin Peaks script. This is just going to turn into a collector situation and I'd hate that to happen.
>It's not good enough to stop at that, it should be turned into a huge torrent and seeded by thousands of stranges to stop that jew.
Funnily enough there was a guy who used to do that on Nyaa. I think he stopped but there might be still people uploading them still.
>I wonder if he could even pull that off if he wanted, Adult Swim might just kick him out and turn the show into alphabet soup pandering if they feel he is overstepping.
Yeah I was being a bit hopeful in that but I dislike the fact that Adult Swim has the power to do it.
>They are going to pull off a JK Rowling and act like they hate the author or something, if I had to guess.
They should be forced to acknowledge it and if they don't like it, too bad because they're going to live with it.
>Sports retardation can be fine, when it doesn't involve Mordor's army. Like Nascar, but that might just be me because I like spectating car races. Then again if you hate Nascar you are a leftist retard, no other way around it.
I mean it depends. It's not just divegrass that has this issue, I think football or basketball have them although it's probably because they have niggers.
As for NASCAR I don't hate it but I haven't seen much of it either because I don't follow it that much.
>I don't want to shit on someone's pet but I will shit on the owner, get a fucking job. I've had to take care of every pet myself, not rely on the internet to look after them.
The difference is that you are a competent owner and also a man.
>Once again "Body Type 2" has countless privileges
Yeah that's why I think the 19th should be repealed :^)
>spoiler
Sounds nice and easy to do.
>well at least its extremely family friendly content and not one of those really crass ones.
I guess it's a relief somewhat, I'm just really tired of them saturating Jewtube.
>>34034
Holy shit they even copied the Wikipedia styling to a T. Very impressive.
>somewhere in the early 30s by the looks of it. Thank God it is still online. Most events I remember take place in series 1. 
I imagine so because I don't think people have talked about the sequels or OVAs after it.
>Most of the outlets I am linking to are either not blogging for a living or not that much of commercial blogs anyway. Also journalism as a profession is dying in some segments.
I'm aware but I just prefer that these are archived for easiness.
>>34036
>Do you guys remember Tux anon who used to run a site called asperger.pro and made a streaming page for our board? I doubt most of you were around for that period but maybe CD anon remembers it. He just disappeared one day.
I might have heard of him in passing. Did he migrate with you guys to Sleepy? Because I could've sworn I did see him a few times.

Happy CUNY Tuesday by the way.
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I realize it's probably more comfortable for some of you but replying to ten posts replying to another ten is a bit of a pain in the ass sometimes.
>>34038
I meant replying to a single post replying to another ten
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>>34037
>Funnily enough there was a guy who used to do that on Nyaa. I think he stopped but there might be still people uploading them still.
There was one who used to collect DLSite content as well but it was very poorly sorted, just by uploader name.
>Yeah that's what I wish happened with some of his things like the original Eraserhead print or the Twin Peaks script. This is just going to turn into a collector situation and I'd hate that to happen.
Some rich asshole is going to own them now.
>I might have heard of him in passing. Did he migrate with you guys to Sleepy? Because I could've sworn I did see him a few times.
Actually, not the same perrson. Just another poster who used the same flag.
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>>34038
That being said, don't mind me. Just a pet peeve.
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>oneyplays does a genshin impact episode
>its nothing but cory knowing the characters names and being like "my little cum bubble hnggg"
I saw that they didnt blur their UID so that means they probbly wont touch it ever again
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Seems like Thierry de Brunhoff is still alive and well, he is my favorite pianist.
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I've been waiting for years
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>>34046
Haven't we all? 
Did you buy it or "acquire" it?
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>>34047
bought it
https://zzzchan.xyz/v/thread/281807.html
/v/ is going to watch "The Absolute state" of Soyny in an hour or so, drop by if you want to shitpost in chat.
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>>34040
>There was one who used to collect DLSite content as well but it was very poorly sorted, just by uploader name.
I'll take it until someone else improves it.
>Some rich asshole is going to own them now.
Yeah that's what I hate it will happen.
>Actually, not the same perrson. Just another poster who used the same flag.
I see, then I never seen him. Sucks that his streaming site died.
>>34038
>>34039
I don't mind separating my replies in two posts, one for yours and another for the other anons. I'm also a bit to blame because I didn't come by on Monday so I had to reply to a lot of them.
>>34042
>>its nothing but cory knowing the characters names and being like "my little cum bubble hnggg"
That's Cory for you.
>I saw that they didnt blur their UID so that means they probbly wont touch it ever again
Probably for the best. I don't want Chris to deal with its retarded fanbase.
>>34049
>/monster/ streamfag is doing it
He's crazy.
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>>34050
>He's crazy.
Just doing my part.
>>34050
> He's crazy.
Nah. Just also a /v/irgin.
ahem
ouuhhhhhh 
DIANA

There's no way that name is not intentional.
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i fell asleep and forgot to play the game
>>34053
I'm guessing you are talking about the game, I noticed that Ralsei knew a personal fact about Asriel that only Asriel would know. Interesting.
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did the switch 2 already come out? not that i care but i thought that was today or something
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>>34053
uuuuuuuuuuoooooooohhhhhhhhhh!
>>34056
This week, I think.
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>>34055
I'm talking about a game but not that one, I mean the one during State of Play that got a release year after three years in limbo.
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>>34058
oh, i see. i wasn't around for that, i fell asleep and was busy afterwards so i completely missed it.
>>34057
>This week, I think.
I look forward to the disappointment
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