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[Hide] (7.1MB, 3072x4326) I love Blanc. I want to say that her Unlimited outfits leave a bit to be desired, though. I hope her old outfits are available in-game (but not as DLC, that would be a terrible precedent).
>>10012
I just want to say that if anyone touches the scale statue of my goddess, I don't care who they are or what position they're in, I'm going to go thermonuclear.
>>10016
>Now that I think about it, Mirai isn't in the crossover game and she will never meet Uni, which would be the single best crossover interaction Neptunia could possibly have
I would want her to meet Blanc instead. I think they could bond over a lot of things, and not just the obvious one.
>And another thing... why are the new mainline live2d sprites are so over-animated? They are flailing and swaying all over while idle.
I believe it's the latest version of Live2D, used in gacha games like Azur Lane and Brown Dust 2 and the like. And yes, it makes them look like parade floats. Why? Well, Compile Heart probably wanted an obvious indicator of "hey, our budget went up, look at our shiny new Live2D animation tech".
>>10025
For why zoomers at large are like this, it's a combination of systemic factors that sadly won't be easy to undo. They're the first generation that grew up under mass social media, where fear of judgment by the entire world acts as a sort of mass self-inflicted panopticon, and they grew up witnessing the birth of cancel culture, #MeToo, and Pizzagate and the Epstein scandal. You can think of much of their behavior as a defense mechanism to survive the age of mass social media, where a single social faux pas can get the mob turned on you like rabid dogs (just look at what's happening to ChibiReviews, sperg he may be, but he never really did anything wrong except be an outspoken advocate of his hobby including the "problematic" aspects). This wasn't as much of a problem when the internet was more properly segregated into its own specialized social spaces during the age of forums, as back then, you only had to worry about that specific group of people judging you, but when everyone got filtered onto platforms like Facebook and X, coupled with the entire internet being opened up to the third-world for easy access, the balance tipped; now your posts are being shown to the whole world, thus it's much easier to do or say something that pisses someone off. This is why I say mass social media is one of the biggest factors killing unique subcultures like otakudom, because it now must attempt to coexist in the open with people openly hostile to it instead of everything being segregated in their own spaces. The more I think about it, the more I come to the conclusion that something like loli was never going to survive prolonged contact with the teeming masses and obscurity/the latter's ignorance was really its only shield. You can't convince these people that it's not pedophilia, their minds literally do not parse things the same way an otaku does, they are a breed apart from us.
As for why 4Cuck became this way, apart from typical 4Channer contrarianism/trolling and regular Kiwinigger/'jak party raids, 4Chan is only one or two steps behind something like X or Facebook these days. That is, 4Chan is very normalfaggy now, especially on the larger more general boards like /v/ and /a/. It's not the scary obscure hacker hangout it used to be, every loser faggot and their mother posts there now. So it's becoming the same shitty melting pot that the other mass social media spaces have become. There's a reason I mainly stuck to /nepgen/ when I posted there; posting on /v/ was a chore.
>>10026
We got a small influx of users when Neptunia Unlimited was announced, including some coming over from halfchan, and we may have got one or two more when Mark deleted the Neptunia thread and basically softbanned Neptunia from 8moe's /v/, but most of them seem to have gone to the /bv/ board there which is run by a much more swell guy. I also post there semi-frequently, you'll probably notice several of my posts going back.