>>1031266 Done >>1031284 You can even see the chosen APNG for the thread still moving if you go to the catalog

>>1057689 I guess Mike12/Hdoomguy must really be falling into obscurity or desperate if he's resorting to "actually working" on Hdoom again after a decade of nothing

>Another typical big city lefty who still embraces some sjw talking points I'm not even someone all that conservative to be very honest, but I still want you types to fuck right off. I'm not even going to full on mock you since it's just not worth it, when this community barely cares to mock someone that's a sign of how irrelevant you are.

>>1057937 >The left is a 12 year old Is the wordswordswords version of the same insult people have mocked the left for throwing around at the right for ages?

>>1057936 Thought-terminating bumper-sticker slogan.

>>1057618 >The first game isn't an incomplete story, is it? It's pretty complete.

>>1057618 >The first game isn't an incomplete story, is it? Second takes place a gorillion years later and there are no unresolved story threads so you can just ignore it entirely. It doesn't touch the first game any beyond (mostly) canonising the hard mode character specific endings. Second has some interesting things in it but I do think that it's just not as good gameplay wise (the combat is a lot more unga bunga/standard rpg maker and the enemy limb mechanic becomes somewhat meaningless)

>>1057361 How do you cry for three whole paragraphs without making a single argument?

>>1053120 In regards to the Zoe Post, Eron alleged five people, not five journos specifcally. I do agree that GamerGate is "dead" in the sense that I view it as a historically phenomena. What I wanted to do is document the history of what happened and stories of the people involved, from a variety of perspectives.

>>1053448 >All relative timestamps >No archives

>>1053391 >a poor choice of a word to use It's a black-and-white incorrect choice. He's flat out wrong. anons by nature cannot be grifters. Ecelebs and journos were grifters. He either has no idea what the word means, or has entirely no idea what he's talking about. In either case, he's rightly insulted. >>1053462 >I wish this was avoided entirely. It was necessary to wake people up. If you wish it hadn't happened, you're wishing the pot had just boiled you alive a little more slowly. You ought to wish that it didn't need to happen.

>>1056463 It's completely lacking in the online social space quality. There's no customization that you can directly flaunt to other players, thus far less incentive for purchases. This is how Hoyo stuff dominates the market.

>>10564 Not on the list but i hope Fellow Moon gets global it's one of the few gachas that i have interest in, it actually looks decent >>1056463 Granblue have throw their fanbase too the ground

>>1056463 It's best to take those revenue charts with a grain of salt (as they're ranked on a global scale, plus the Chinese and Koreans are much bigger spenders in gacha than the Japanese could ever hope to be), but I assume Blue Archive is one of those franchises where the Japanese care more about the characters than the "game" itself. I put that word into brackets in case of BA because, outside of the monthly boss fights and the event challenge levels (which require specific character units to roll, some of them being time-limited no less), there is not much to do with an auto-battle RTS. By comparison Uma Musume is a raising simulator alike to Tokimeki Memorial or Princess Maker, which is a lot more viable gaming genre on mobile. It encourages more easily to do multiple playthroughs as you keep your previously trained horsegirls as 'save states' (which can be used as parent horse for the next training girl to inherit bonus stats and skills). In that sense, it's already more of a game than almost the entirety of gacha including BA. Another thing with BA is that there isn't much interaction with the characters you gained through rolling, besides watching them roaming around in the cafe section (which requires lot of playtime and crafting to earn the furniture no less). In Uma Musume, there is the instant gratification to use the girls in live concerts (all played by different VAs) as well as this closeness to the character you've earned through the training scenario, as each girl has her own story and objectives. But most of all, none of the playable girls in the Uma cast are useless as long as they're trained well. It is quite the opposite of BA that forces you to use the same specific units (like Summer Hanako, Dress Hina, Mika, etc.) over and over again in order to secure a win. Of course, Uma Musume Pretty Derby is not without its flaws (the support card system is actually the meta thing - and you need several dupes of a same card to strengthen its effects) but I argue to say it's a better product all around. I would also say the characters in Uma Musume are overall better and more interesting since their appearances, background, personality, and relationships with the other characters were designed around the actual IRL racing horses (and sometimes their jockeys too) rather than seemingly random choices.

>>1057512 Fair point. Then in that case we just need modders who are doing it for the passion & not worried about social backlash. Definitely avoid Nexus Mods in that respect too.

>>1057508 There aren't nearly as many people who know Japanese in the west as there are tech nerds who mod shit for the hell of it, and it takes a lot more effort to translate an entire game than it does to make most types of mods.

>>1057243 >female fighters in the game Its vanillaware, they've always been like this. I'd say they're some of the only ppl in the industry that can pull it off.

>>1055734 AC6 will never stop being hilarious to me with how easily it convinces you to become a battery with a few sweet words. The Ranni ending on steroids.

>>1055734 Her English VA did a good job with this. I felt empty after the fight with my waifu

>>1057426 Am I the only guy who didn't feel that bothered by it. Yeah she was a friend, but it was between the woman who was clearly manipulating me and trying to disperse a super-organism across the universe or fulfilling the legacy of my boss's final request and destroying it once and for all. The choice was clear enough to me. I felt more for having to put down Rusty in a climactic final battle with infinite boost as you and your opponent soar higher and higher, than I did having to kill Ayre. Hell, his final line sells it much better than Ayre's rambling: I won't stop! I'll chase the clouds from over Rubicon. Only I can fly high enough!.

>>1060198 Turns out I somehow mis-remembered the date (or misread 15th as 13th) that I was going to release that new LoRA for when making the schedule (luckily it was early rather than late) : It will actually release the 14th (US) or when it turns over to the 15th on GMT. Today and tomorrow will just be conversions. Did train it and it seems to mostly work according to epoch pics.

>>1060252 For anyone looking, here it is: https://archive.fo/4Ndbd#q4273 Looks like there's a ComfyUI version here: https://github.com/filipemeneses/comfy_pixelization

NEW THREAD: >>1060375 PREVIOUS: https://archive.fo/ZMDOK

>>1057247 it is very difficult to sue doctors/hospitals. this just makes it easier to murder. medical errors are the third leading cause of death in america. also, don't forget birth control pills, std, and aids meds. imagine what chaos that would cause if there was a true shortage.

>>1055776 >Gravity Rush 2 came out in 2018 2017. January 20, 2017 in North America, January 19 in Japan, January 18 in EU.

>>1055561 Such an "political and military failure" that it took billions of men and funding to completely stop him. Meanwhile you lolberts will be always irrelevant for anyone to even notice about, that is unless some memes of yourselves being the punchline go popular.

>>1056636 for this >>1056576

>>1056636 >>1056576 also the eyeliner doesn't look evil at all. Go for bigger, darker eyebrows instead

>>1056636 >>1056637 >>1056638 I'll report back in a few days, maybe. >>1056635 The fire rises.

>>1040284 Protests, marches, riots and farmers are planning to spray shit all over government buildings on Tuesday. All while people are getting arrested for online posts. Shits fucked over here, but I don't think they would ever do anything anyway in regards to the petition.

>>1040284 What riots? There aren't any. You go to jail for taking a video of nonwhites. You go to jail for saying bad words about the dune coons who murdered your sister. Come on, man.

I KEEL YOO!

>>1056778 I'm cautiously optimistic. It doesn't look quite like what I've wanted but it looks like it's in that direction.

>>1056793 Likewise, it's certainly an interesting idea. I do wonder if it's being made by From Soft themselves or if its being done by a smaller team within Bandai Namco.

>>1056794 What I want more than anything from a Souls games is a co-op randomized dungeon crawl. You could even still have a pvp mechanic via something like BB's incompatible factions or just plain standard types of invasions.

>>997644 >Zanzarah Thank you for mentioning it, i couldn't remember the name for the longest time. I liked it, world has a relaxing, mysterious mood.

>>1023829 It was rather boring, you could play Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, Soul Reaver 2, Devil May Cry or God of War at that time.

Having now played Zanzarah I kinda like it. Kinda because it is very unique and I like the world they made. The gameplay on the other hand is very repetitive and not terribly exciting. I think I was just expecting something faster since the game was described as being like quake.

>>1056654 What mod?

mineclone

>>1056656 Was abandoned years ago and everybody moved onto its forks VoxeLibre and Mineclonia. What about it?

>>1055943 >>1055944 >>1055945 And Americans call it "Parcheesi", which is actually the closest to the game's native name pachisi. It's actually an extremely old game, much older than chess. It dates back to Iron Age South Asian cultures.

>>1055956 now that's retro

I found him. What the hell is he?

>>1056417 The thing is PC gaming is big in Japan now and when I was there you had a lot of places advertising the Steamdeck and PC parts. >>1056420 That's the part that blows my mind is they wasted resources on a system that most people don't own just to avoid PC.

>>1056397 >I hate that they're still getting work. You know the reason at this point: translators who care cost too much. Leftists do it for pennies. Japs are apathetic to the gaijin plight.

>>1056569 So basically the same trajectory as western animation.