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Can somebody help with this error, I got this one when playing the third day part of the Devil Survivor 2 quest.

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Weekly update:

Another slow week.

TW
- A couple bugs got fixed: one in Reisen's counter-hypnosis event that checked the her genitals instead of the player's, a formatting error in Eirin's childbirth event, and a crash in one of Nitori's Shameless child development events.
- Gluttonous Centipede got nerfed to buff dice correction instead of dice value.
- The dead code fix and auto-nudist hypnosis toggles got merged.

MEGATEN
- More of Mayone's dialogue got translated.

OTHER GAMES
- eraTohoT got updated to 7.003.
- Since the eraTohoT update post on Shitaraba mentioned the new version borrowed some stuff from eraIm@sT-XB, I uploaded that to the Git as well.

>>77086
We have an imasT now? Guess I'll give that a go.

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Weekly update:

TW
- A couple text issues got fixed.
- A bug where the Semen Addiction skill increase dialogue got printed every day if enabled got fixed.
- Kikuri will now comment about Kogasa if you choose to bless your relationship with her.

MEGATEN
- A couple small things got translated, and a couple minor text issues got fixed.
- Some of Amanozako's skills got tweaked.
- Finger on the Trigger added new portraits for Nereid, Rusalka, Darkness, and Depth.
- "Lightning of Truth" got renamed to "Thunder Reign".
- One of Mari's duplicate Cursedi skills got changed to Rakukaja.

RANCEK

>>77113
> I decided to start doing weekly checks of Shitaraba to update any new games that aren't already being uploaded to the Git. (I spent all that time uploading hundreds of era games to the Git that were salvaged from an uploader that went down, might as well make myself the unofficial era archivist...) I updated eraOCG2 to the latest version, and added eraLunadawn (proof of concept based off the open-world JRPG franchise Lunatic Dawn) and eraKATANA (card game based off duels between samurai. Not sure if this actually has sex in it or not).
You are a actual hero

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Oath, the blind bunny-girl paladin: https://pst.moe/paste/gjavym
Zoophiilia warning. Horse named Breaker.

Yeah, she seems pretty good so far. Maybe for sex she responds well if you've got a horse cock, as an idea?

The 8chan thread suddenly has a bunch of Chinese netizens because the game has become very popular in some circles there. Kind of cool.
>>77109
Cute character and unique concept! I do want to ntr the horse though.

>>77109
>The two in her cunt are less decisive with their actions, seeming to change tactics constantly. One moment they are thrusting in tandem, and the next they are making opposing movements. One slab of demon meat going in and rubbing against the other while their partner pulls back out. One will pull all the way out for a moment before trying to force itself back in, only for the other to bottom out, pull back, and completely change where he is aiming his tip. Her aching hole quivers and throbs at the chaotic attention, and you can hear the bunny's breathing becoming heavier, even with her mouth stuffed with cock.
This is gay as shit lmao

>>77112
God I wish that were me

>>39861
To be fair, the food court kiosk at Costcos unironically is very unintuitive.

>>5286
Neat! Thanks for the tip, Anon.

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>>5173
There’s a 2D co-op game inspired by late 80s-early 90s sci fi OVA.
The gameplay has that stepped animation, but whatever non photoreal rendering and texturing they’re using for the game is really beautiful
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBqFf2mXV9Y

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGGRqF3VJEE

Here’s hoping for September when the animation team who worked on the 2D cutscenes breaks down how they did it. Looks like they used Linerelifer 
https://github.com/hepesu/LineRelifer
I’m not a subs vs dub guy, if a japanese media only has subs I'll watch. But if dubs are optional I'll do that instead, but this’ll probably be one of the few times where I choose sub, as the english dub sounds way too modern which ruins immersion. Anyone who knows the 80s-90s dub meta knows what I mean

>>5297
>Linerelifer
>Search it
>"Deep Learning"
Pass

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>>5297
>whatever non photoreal rendering and texturing they’re using for the game is really beautiful
<LineRelifer

If you'd spent three minutes reading the github page you'd see that it's a Chinese AI fuzz filter and that this game is probably a psyop or bankrolled by Tencent/the CCP. I imagine it'll fool a lot of people who don't know better but it's merely a soulless husk.

>>5299
>If you'd spent three minutes reading the github page you'd see that it's a Chinese AI fuzz filter and that this game is probably a psyop or bankrolled by Tencent/the CCP.
Going to the game's Kikpedia page:
<Kepler Interactive Limited is a video game publisher headquartered in London, with an additional office in Singapore. It was formed in 2020 by Alexis Garavayan, Samuel Lee and Chengji Zhu with funding from NetEase acquired in 2021 enabling it to expand its operations and bring a number of independent game studios under the Kepler name with those studios being offered ownership shares in the company. As of 2026 those developers hold around 10% of the ownership shares, with 22% being split between Garavayan, Lee and Chengji Zhu, a former NetEase Director, and NetEase owning 61.7% of preferred shares in the company.
So you correctly called it.

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In relation to >>2649 and >>2661, I stumbled across a copy of Nicholas Carr's The Shallows the other day and saw pics related while flipping through it.

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>>2696
topkek

>>2696
This goes beyond software as well. Stonemasons cut their first slab by hand to get a feel for it, before they switch to power tools to work faster.
Use the tool to complement what you already know and be aware of its limitations, don't use it as a substitute for your own skill.

>>2698
>Stonemasons cut their first slab by hand to get a feel for it, before they switch to power tools to work faster.
That's really interesting. Thank you.

>>2698
That's a great analogy.

>>115844
Nevermind, I'm retarded, I see it now.

>>115844
>>115845
Obvs, the size of the text could be a little larger IMHO.

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>>115846
It kinda camouflages itself.
And honestly I think a sticky, locked post with all these links would be better anyway. One less click and being always visible.

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>>115846
The announcement field does support post styling, so the BO could put the link in boldtext or redtext.
Speaking of text, >>115847, what's up with your font rendering?

>>115848
Its just a screenshot of a screenshot.

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>>10535
So you tried Neptunia by pure chance, liked it, and then got told by your friends or some people online that Compile Heart games are "shovelware with infinite content reuse" and just believed them? Why were you able to tolerate Neptunia then if you have such contempt for it? I feel someone like you never had any business being here or posing as a Nepfag. You literally just believed the normalfag narrative at face value without even bothering to check anything else. The "asset reuse" meme is exaggerated by people who just played the Re;Birth games on Steam and judged the entire series and company based off of a series of remakes using the Victory template. It applies even less to CH's other games which contrary to popular belief actually DO make an effort to distinguish themselves on both an aesthetic and gameplay level. Or are you going to tell me Mugen Souls, Castle Panzers and Death end re;Quest are all 1-1 copies of Neptunia just because they use variations of a free movement turn-based system like mainline Neptunia games?
God, are all Linuxfags this annoying and retarded?

>>10533
>around 2019/20
Not the best time to get in but not having to wait is nice.

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>>10537
Yes, I know, you don't have to remind me. I seem to have an unfortunate habit of getting into things right before or as they are fucking dying.

>>10538
Could be worse, you could have been a long time fan of them all...

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>>10522
>While you could argue any of the neps are tomboys due to being gamer girls and monster fighters, they kind of are that because of the setting
>Would it be appropriate to call them tomboys?
I think you would have to really stretch the definition to call Neptune, Noire, Nepgear, Uni, etc. tomboys.
Uzume is the most obvious tomboy CPU, but I would argue Blanc counts as well, especially when her temperamental hotblooded White Heart side comes out. She has short, spiky hair, has a more masculine way of speaking, punches things first then asks questions later, and is the most physically-oriented of the main four goddesses. She's like a refined lady and a punkish firebrand in one. I really love this side of her, but unfortunately she doesn't and seems to view it as yet another flaw and reason to think poorly of herself. A potential path for her to develop would be to embrace this side of her more, but sadly if anything, it's been going in the opposite direction since Victory. Funnily enough, Blanc and Uzume contrast each other in a way; Uzume apparently developed her tomboy persona to hide her valley girl side in response to the pressures of Zero Dimension, while Blanc is the opposite where she hides her aggressive tomboy side behind the calm, elegant bookworm.

>>10524

ive been playing lots of deadlock and JRPGs recently. Yesterday i just started Persona 5

>>4086
How were they?

>>4087
what are you referring to?

>>4088
deadlock and JRPGs . did you enjoy it?

>>4089
yeah i did. Deadlock is lots of fun and JRPGs are very comforting. Dragon Quest for example

I've been out of the loop and just now realized that Boards of Canada released a new album last month. I'm currently most of the way through it and am not impressed at all so far. It comes across as less cryptic, more obvious, and too modern and hi-fi for my tastes compared to most of their old work. And importantly I'm not hearing the chord progressions or melodic bits that grab me the way a lot of their old stuff does. I hate to say it, since Boards of Canada might be my favorite musical project, but it feels almost like someone imitating them to me.

Hopefully it'll grow on me. I disliked Tomorrow's Harvest when it came out, and there are a few more tracks on there that appeal to me now than when I first heard it, but I'm still not a big fan of it. Even Trans Canada Highway I feel like is kind of a mixed bag.

Anyone else have any thoughts on the album?

>>4070
I had not been aware they put out a new album. I'm listening to it now. I might have to finish it tomorrow though, I'm getting sleepy.

>>4070
>>4075
I found it pretty forgettable overall and I didn't care for most of the vocal samples. Most of it felt monotonous to me and it was a bit of a chore for me to finish some of the songs. I think the 36 second intro might have been one of the better songs on the album, but probably only because it didn't last long enough to cause me to disengage. There was a segment I found appealing about a minute into "All Reason Departs", but the rest of the song was utterly uninteresting.   "Arena Americanada" was okay I guess, but I'd have to listen to it a few more times to realy say how I felt about it.  I did like "You Retreat In Time And Space" quite a bit, but it's not good enough to salvage the rest of the experience for me.  I would say the album it's trying too hard to be spoopy or something, but it falls flat on being unnerving.

I'll probably listen to it again in a week or so to see how I feel about it then.

>>4077
>I found it pretty forgettable overall and I didn't care for most of the vocal samples.
Yeah, there's no subtlety to them compared to how they were often used in their older work. The little snippets that they would use often would get your imagination going due to the lack of context or not being as forward in the mix most of the time. They'd almost feel like voices you'd hear in a hypnagogic state.

I feel like this could partially be a symptom of a modern mentality where everything needs to be spelled out and mystery and insinuation aren’t as appreciated, but I think it’s more likely a result of trying to find a different way of doing things instead of repeating their older work.
>Most of it felt monotonous to me and it was a bit of a chore for me to finish some of the songs.
I agree. I found myself waiting for the album to end.
>"Arena Americanada" was okay I guess, but I'd have to listen to it a few more times to realy say how I felt about it.  I did like "You Retreat In Time And Space" quite a bit, but it's not good enough to salvage the rest of the experience for me.
Those are some definitely some of the better pieces, I think. I like the little arpeggio sound that appears in “Arena Americanada,” which genuinely has a nostalgic association for me, but it’s ultimately just a bit of pleasant ornamentation on top of a pretty nondescript track. There’s nothing on the album I can recall that I’d consider genuinely good. Some of the better tracks almost remind me of warmed-over The Campfire Headphase rejects. The Campfire Headphase is the last Boards of Canada album I like (and I honestly enjoy it more than I do Geogaddi), but even that sounded more clinical than their prior work as far as production goes.

Tomorrow’s Harvest at least had “Nothing is Real,” which I consider a truly great track and immediately liked, but there’s nothing like that on Inferno.
>I would say the album it's trying too hard to be spoopy or something, but it falls flat on being unnerving.
Agreed. The music almost feels like it’s made for a modern movie or TV series trying to seem creepy, dark, or even vintage but without putting much work into it.
>I'll probably listen to it again in a week or so to see how I feel about it then.
I've been listening to some of the tracks again and don't like them any better now.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EiLz0z_ins
this is soo late core.

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>>115810
>First post, monster fucker post, my man.
I do come from /monster/, haha.
>Season 2 never ever though.
Sh-shut up!
>I play riichi mahjong but have never actually watched Akagi, so that's what I'm doing now.
I was the opposite, first watched Akagi and read a bit of the Koizumi mahjong manga, then tried out the game.
Turns out I hate it, feels like chink poker for retards, with needlessly complicated rules and the initial investment in learning all the winning hands is absurd. And in the end you can get completely fucked over score wise because of one bad discard, whereas in poker you can only fuck yourself if you choose to go big with a shit hand. Too much rng, and player choices are extremely limited. What was a deal breaker was a few games I played where nobody assembled their winning hand, so in the end we were just picking and discarding tiles like retards, and only I was a retard there, everyone else actually knew how to play the game.
THAT SAID
I still think Akagi's an excellent anime. And everything else Fukumoto touched, I love his storytelling.
I still want that fate extra mahjong set though

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>>115821
>needlessly complicated rules and the initial investment in learning all the winning hands is absurd
Riichi mahjong is that one game that you can't explain without sounding like a schizo.
>A dora is a tile that's worth 1 han, and you can tell which one it is from the dead wall tiles that are flipped up, but that's not the valuable tile it's actually the one after that.
Also, the luck factor is tilting, but kind of like poker where you can fuck yourself if you go big and flop, in mahjong you can save yourself by throwing away what could've been a valid hand and playing only the safest tiles. You can also play fast low scoring hands instead of big slow hands to outpace someone who you know has a good hand from reading their discards. And Akagi is fucking great for adding so much spice to it.

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>>115823
Now don't get me wrong, I'm not saying mahjong is skill agnostic, but it feels like the amount of time before the skill outweighs the rng is just too long.
>in mahjong you can save yourself by throwing away what could've been a valid hand and playing only the safest tiles
Another annoyance, you build up your combo but are forced to drop it. Though I guess mahjong has one thing over Texas Hold'em poker, in that you can actually build your hand, whereas in poker what you get is what you get. I'll have to look into some poker variants that allow for hand building in a non-retarded way.

Have you read the minefield mahjong Kaiji part? I was wondering if something like it could work IRL.

I'm a Kaiji anime only fag, but now that I know the manga has a fucking mahjong part it's next after Akagi.

>>115840
I think its immediately after the anime.
Then some time later you get like 16 volumes of Kaiji and 1 other guy playing One Poker, a game where you have 2 cards, pick one, and the higher one wins. Betting, raising, and folding works as normal.
And those 16 volumes of playing poker with 2 fckng cards are hype as hell and full of tension. It sounds bizarre when you say it, but yes, these 3 thousand manga pages of playing 2 card poker ARE kino.
After that there's finally a break from playing games, and it turns into a more "adventure" manga, and its also excellent.

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>>2685
Gèmeraude

>>2711
Voilà pourquoi Internet a été inventée.

>>18267
Not any on my computer. They didn't really do it justice anyway. I was lucky to be in just the right time and place to see it.

>>18269
Glad to hear you were there for it Anon. God blessed you, so treasure that in your memory.  :3

>>18270
I was throwing out some garbage and was irritated after noticing I missed a bag and saw it as soon as I opened the door. I ended up standing there just looking at it for a few minutes. Not long after I got back inside it disappeared.

Earlier, yesterday I suppose at this point, an old fried asked me if I wanted to go to an oyster bar or something after selling/delivering some Pogs.  Sometimes I forget the world is a strange place. I hope you are all doing well.

>>18410
>I hope you are all doing well.
You too, Anon. Thanks for the updates. Cheers.

>>1197
Excellent question! I wish I knew more, but if others can be found it would be well worth investigating them. Who was the writer for Danguard Ace that likely contributed this important arc, do you know? Thanks Anon.

>>1198
>Who was the writer for Danguard Ace that likely contributed this important arc, do you know?
According to AniDB: https://anidb.net/anime/1917
The central writers for the show are Tamura Tatsuo (Starzinger, Getter Robo): https://anidb.net/creator/4525
Majima Mitsuru (Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs, Ginga): https://anidb.net/creator/5429
Yamazaki Haruya (Kinnikuman, Zillion): https://anidb.net/creator/4140
And Yoshikawa Souji (Votoms, Kirby): https://anidb.net/creator/5134
However the show is also "notable" for being Matsumoto's (Harlock, Yamato) only forway in the mecha genre.

>>1198
>Soji Yoshikawa
That reminds me: if you've ever watched Armored Trooper Votoms, give Lupin III: The Mystery of Mamo a shot. Yoshikawa was the director and half of the screenwriting duo for that one, and in a weird way it's a kind of prototype for a couple ideas that he later perfects in Votoms.

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Gentlemen, I have found the ideal. Behold:
>ergonomic armrests for arm support
>comfy chinrest to prevent whiplash
>ass out to minimize postural damage of sitting
>can't look away while aiming
>two-piece joystick can be squeezed in place of buttons

>>1292
LMAO

>>1067
That more or less fits my quick impressions of them, sadly. Thanks anon.

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I just stumbled across two things you guys might be interested in:
>a 4/agdg/ mecha game called (a)woken with anime girls drawn by the dev's mom
>a Hawken revival project
https://federx.itch.io/awoken
https://hawakening.com/

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>let's strip all the anime out of our next Gundam game and set it in an AU with aliens and Mick Gordon
Thanks Bandai.

>>1240
>forget to download (a)woken until now
>check the itch page
>the dev has removed the downloads
Thanks, dev.

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>>18385
Is that real? It looks neat.

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>>18405
Yes, it's a real rooster. 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ayam_Cemani

>>18385
Black Sumatra?
>>18406
Ah.

>>18304
True. Yet that's exactly the kind of mistake in flight software that doomed the Mars Climate Orbiter, one of NASA's 'low cost' (~$327.6 million US, so about half a billion today) probes.

This is a prime example of why custom types were added into C++, to avoid exactly this kind of 'silly problem' through it's strong-typing mechanisms.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budd_Company

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>>18383
It's interesting the painting was an inspiration for the play.  I've never been much of a theater enthusiasts, but it sounds bretty interesting.

>>18403
Lol. Wow, how ineloquent of me.

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Stream starting at 17:00 CDT
(that's in about 1 hour, 42 minutes) - countdown https://t.trashchan.xyz/2026-06-24T22

17:00 - LIAR GAME - 12
17:23 - Tongari Boushi no Atelier - 13
17:47 - Yuusha no Rokkotsu de - 12
18:10 - Girls und Panzer - MLLSD - 10
18:33 - Burn Up! Excess Ep12
19:01 - 12 - Splendid Evil, Here Comes Poisony!
19:25 - Gall Force 1 - Eternal Story {Film}
20:50 - FIN

https://cytu.be/r/loleron

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Stream starting at 17:00 CDT
(that's in about 58 minutes) - countdown https://t.trashchan.xyz/2026-06-26T22

17:00 - Himekishi wa Barbaroi no Yome - 12
17:23 - Reincarnation no Kaben - 13
17:47 - Snowball Earth - 13
18:10 - Zipang - 14
18:34 - Burn Up! Excess Ep13
19:01 - 13 - Watch Out! A Freshman Transfer Student
19:25 - Mushishi - S01E25
19:48 - Gall Force 2.1 - Destruction {OVA}
20:37 - FIN

https://cytu.be/r/loleron

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Saturday movie night this week on Homurachan is Citizen Vigilante and Baby Assassins, starting at 10 PM US eastern time.

https://homurachan.org/mtv/183735?last=500#bottom
https://t.trashchan.xyz/2026-06-28T02:00

On Wednesday at 10 PM US eastern time, we'll be watching 3-4 episodes of Dungeon Meshi.

https://homurachan.org/mtv/184442?last=100#bottom
https://t.trashchan.xyz/2026-07-02T02:00

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>>115822
mv homura.jpeg miku.jpg

>>115836
That's super cute.

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>>18399
27%
Now with a silly and energetic playlist.

>>486
I guess that's a pretty good deal for japanese coins. I don't even try to buy them because everytime I check they want like over 2x spot price. Their olympics coins are probably the only exception.
Oh, I also have this Momotaro coin: https://en.numista.com/352609
But it's actually issued by Samoa and minted in the US (Scottsdale Mint) so doesn't really count. I was hoping to grab some of the others, but they went out of stock before I could get more cash. Anyway check them out if you're a weeb. I don't think they're all catalogued in numista, there's like 4 coins released in both anime and their more tradition style, so 8 different coins in total. Plus they also made some versions with antique finish, but otherwise those are identical.

>>493
>Oh, I also have this Momotaro coin: https://en.numista.com/352609
>there's like 4 coins released in both anime and their more tradition style, so 8 different coins in total
Cool, I'll have to see about looking for those.

Has anyone else taken notice that silver has dropped below $70? Gold is about $4350 for comparison's sake.

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>>497
All I know is I don't have enough for gold today (LMU 20 Francs coins like center in pic cost over 700 EUR now), but I can still afford some silver, so that's what I buy. So long as I can keep stacking, I will.

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Was surprised to learn there was a coin show in town today. Here's the haul I got for $68 bucks: The Goldbacks were $16, the silver ￥1000 I got for $40 (Currently melt value $38), the two silver ￥100 yen for $8.50 total (Currently melt value is $6 each), and the remaining ￥680 for $4 (Current rate of exchange is $4.20). And the Pokemon card I got for free. I honestly still do not get how THESE became the "go to" collectors for the common person. Anyways, I'm happy.