/v/ - Video Games

First for bepsin

>>14666292

no first for benis, therefore sage

>>14666300

Comey suicide scheduled when?

>>14666192

So the far left faggots cry alt right while revoltards go leftist cucks.

>>14666347

What do we do if archive.is goes down? Are there other methods to backup websites? Back in the days when archive.org wasn't a thing, I used to save them. Later I found out that I could just screenshot them, but that totally sucks because you can't control+f a screenshot.

>WIRED: "Virtual Reality Takes a Political Turn in the Trump Era." Endorses VR as propaganda tool, with dishonest smearing.

http://archive.is/PGhuX

<Meeting a Monster is just the beginning; this year, the Tribeca Film Festival's immersive line-up is heavy. Sure, there'll be some fun, fantastical, space-odyssey experiences, but a large segment of the virtual reality, augmented reality, and 360-degree offerings will have some sort of social or political message—nearly a dozen of the 34 titles on offer. That’s no coincidence. Most of the experiences were made and submitted in the time since President Trump took office and, like other artists before them, their creators saw an imperative to reflect the current political climate.

<“We are obviously in a highly politicized time and it's often the role of artists to allow us to see this through their filter,” says Loren Hammonds, who programs the festival’s immersive lineup. “One of the things that was really remarkable to me this year was the fact that creators, instead of looking at fantastic worlds or worlds that we can't reach, were really using the medium of VR to speak about real-world issues.”

<Among those issues? Take a deep breath: racism, the impact of atomic bombings, climate change, gentrification, LGBTQ equality, airport interrogation of Muslim travelers, and the white supremacy movement in the US. That's not a lot of levity, but the slate represents some of the many new techniques creators are bringing to immersive storytelling. Documentary and non-narrative experiences have been there from the start, but creatives are now looking at how to use their skills in different ways, says Saschka Unseld. The Pixar vet made animated films like Henry and Dear Angelica for Oculus, and is coming to Tribeca this year with The Day the World Changed, an immersive look at the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, which won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2017.

<The Tribeca experiences are also meant to bring about discussions that continue after the festival is over. Arp—whose Making a Monster was, like a few projects at Tribeca, sponsored by Oculus’ VR for Good initiative—hopes VR can give a perspective that comments on social media can’t. “All of the shouting we see on social media isn’t what drove any of the people I interviewed out of the [white supremacist] movement,” she says. “All of them met someone, usually a person of color, and that completely changed their viewpoint, and that ideology slowly started to unravel through that experience.”

<Providing perspective is what Tribeca organizers are hoping for. Much like the traditional film slate, which includes of-the-moment titles like The Fourth Estate, a documentary about the New York Times’ coverage of the first year of Trump’s administration, and Roll Red Roll about the Steubenville rape case, the goal is to show filmmakers (and VR makers and AR makers) responding to the world they live in now as much as possible.

<“I take the responsibility of curator really seriously, because it’s a medium that is still growing,” says Hammonds. “We're known for strong documentaries and storytelling, and I think it’s important to parallel that in VR and make sure those creators have a voice.”

>>14666334

I wish frogs would stop being shit-eating weebs for once, but then again, most of them might have grown up with the French dub of Hokuto no Ken.

>>14666380

This anon gets it.

>>14666334

Please tell me she actually does send the text.

>>14666389

Did everyone have that tv in the 90's?

>>14666299

>they delayed the game for seven months so they could re-(((localize))) the game

>they put some of that effort into the PC port

>they had all this time to get this shit right

>instead they fuck both up to where even the Japanese are giving NISA hell over it

>>14666450

>We are fucked

Yeah I just checked my bookmarks, I got 583 archive.is links saved, I am totally screwed if they go down. That said, some of those are duplicates, I tend to archive the same thread a few times.

>>14666443

>son is getting bullied by a single mom

>the solution is to fuck the 3dpd mom to submission

This is a comic from worst korea isn't it?

>>14666443

>>14666458

This is an interesting direction

>>14666470

>Not fucking her behind his son while he wears headphones

He sure needs to learn.

>>14666443

>>14666458

I need this source. sage for off topic

>>14666462

You can download every one of those as zip files and save it on different places. Having at least something saved is also important

>>14666494

Ijime wa mama seisai o!!

The funny part is i would have found it naturally had i just used the tags i always use on sad panda

>>14666507

I don't know why I clicked a spoilered post…

>>14666538

The french are cucks and probably fund this behavior

>>14666538

Do we need an interpreter? By now many frogs should know a bit of english from shitposting in Anglo sites.

>>14666540

We need a truck.

>>14666538

The french support the fucking thing. Go look at Twitter's XSeed haters. They hate XSeed because NISA localized Ys VIII to poor french.

>>14666518

Nothing happened when they added a bug in Ar Tonelico 2 that made the game crash at one of the last bosses or bricked PS3s with a bug in both Disgaea D2 and The Witch and the Hundred Knights. If people were still stupid enough to buy from them after that, NISA will be fine after Ys 8.

>>14666563

Everyone hates the french

>>14666567

They do make lewd cartoons though.

>>14666525

Because you're cummy slut, open your mouth you fluid druid

>>14666518

They're probably fucked with Falcom. Kondo would have to be a complete fucking moron to hire them again.

But NISA will continue to survive sadly;

-the french refuse to acknowledge that they're bad which is the main reason they have any power.

-Western 2hu "fans" will blindly give them money regardless of all the problems their releases have

-Kadokawa Games continues to use NISA as their go to for all their localizations with the exception of any G.rev titles they've published in japan.

-Any SNK foolishly started a partnership with them, even letting NISA manage the SNK online store in the west. So despite NISA already fucking over SNK twice before their first game is even out, they'll be stuck together for awhile.

-NIS getting back into the black means more funding for NISA

At least for SNK you can import all their games since they do in house localizations now (KoF XIV jap version had full english) and they always self publish their PC releases. But got damn do they need to pull out before they get really damaged by NISA

>>14666572

The only good thing the french made was totally spies, and that was only because of alex.

>>14666601

The only fetish it gave me was a fetish for delicious brown

>>14666554

This reminds me of the Working Designs fanboys back in the day. Whenever I would point out the stupidity of Austin Powers references or other retarded shit in WD culturalizations, the first thing people would say is, "You wouldn't even have the game if it weren't for WD, so shut up!" A lot of people still have the attitude that it doesn't matter if the localization makes it a completely different game compared to the original Japanese game so long as it's in a language they understand.

>>14666615

but qt brown girls

>>14666370

sorry pleb, it is

<The Re$i$tance

>>14666612

>"You wouldn't even have the game if it weren't for WD, so shut up!"

The thing is: They were probably right, can't imagine a good chunk of the games they released would have been done by another company, because(with the exception of Lunar and their first two releases) WD wouldn't have had the license if there was any other interest behind it. For example they were trying to get Grandia, but Sony came by and outbidded them.

Ys 8 on the other hand HAD a perfectly fine translator behind it, a company that's been working on Falcom games for YEARS, and the only reason NISA got the project was because of good ol' nepotism.

>>14666683

The jap embassy in paris has a special therapy procedures for nip tourists who can't handle the reality of modern france.

>>14666716

And that was for the Paris of decades ago, I wonder what happens now when Japs pay to go to France and land in Morocco.

>>14666730

>americans complaining about france

There are more niggers and mexicans in the united staates than there are muslims in france.

>>14666706

The problem is that, unless you imported, you really didn't get the Lunar games or anything else WD did. You got the equivalent of Lunar Abridged, just without any humor that didn't seem cringey and dated as fuck within a year or two of the game's release (Austin Powers shit, Bill Clinton jokes, The Weakest Link jokes, Hans in Growlanser II spouting random Spanish, ect.). It's like saying the west got Fates when what we really got was Treehouse's fanfic using assets from Fates.

>>14666716

I know this.

>>14666721

There's a good solution to sort France up: nuke Paris.

Fucking seriously, I can't stress this enough. Paris is perhaps in my experience the shittiest city in the country. I've ranted about it in those threads many times about how it's filled with filth, bums, prostitutes and every Parisian is a greedy fuck, but it's because it's true.

>>14666746

>Isn't tourism down in France these days?

Not at all, they even had record-breaking numbers last year.

>>14666746

Nah, France is still the main destination regarding tourism. It did go down a bit after the bataclan attack, but it was only for a while. Just like after 9/11 for example.

And as this other frog mentioned, the problem is pretty much only with Paris (and Marseille, but Marseille's always been a lost cause).

>>14666741

And there are more cultural enrichment programs in France if you understand my meaning, schlomo.

>>14666766

For that, you probably have to go to the countryside.

>>14666741

>There are more niggers and mexicans in the united staates than there are muslims in france.

>Comparing ALL OF THE UNITED STATES to France, a country that is roughly the size of Texas.

desperate.

>>14666794

It true per capita too.

>>14666798

Are Rural cities any good?

>>14666827

That's an oxymoron anon.

>>14666834

I mean smaller towns, obviously.

Cities attract leftists from all kinds, prove me wrong.

>>14666857

Volume 2 as of now, but I don't know. The Tree Girl did get an ending, but it was short. T-rex ended, but nobody translated the last one as 7 Seas already done so.

>>14666827

To give you an idea, speaking from experience:

>Paris, full of minorities speaking languages that don't even resemble arabic to my ears, trying to sell you shit of dubious origin if not simply begging in streets or the subway, filth everywhere

>Poiters or Angoulême, smaller towns, know an arab in Poitiers who actually works and speaks french fluently, though with an accent, don't know about the rest, but never saw any beggar, pretty clean

>The village where I lived, only one black guy, has a definitely french name, speaks fluent french, trying to earn some dosh by working as a supermarket cashier so he can pay for his studies

To sum it up, just fucking nuke Paris.

>>14666877

I agree.

>>14666898

Small towns can be just as bad as the cites but in different ways.

>>14666910

I just don’t understand how they can be so consistently retarded

>>14666910

>the last game

>good entry point

>>14666918

Falcom always promote newly released games regardless of region so long as they developed it. They have not promoted Ys VIII once since the Pc version released and have opted to promote the Japanese PS4 version instead. They even promoted the Xbone version of Ys Origin. That should tell you how Falcom are feeling.

>>14666898

This is more of an observation than anything from experience(I have lived in one for a few months, tops, but i spent most of my life living in suburbs/smallish towns), but the thing about cities is they lack any sense of identity, and the sheer amount of people that not only live there but flow in and out of one is such that really makes it impossible to cultivate one. Shit's so cramped that it seems impossible to not feel like cattle, and you can see it in the way these leftists carry themselves.

>>14666898

>>14666907

Primarily in the west, but any major city ends with a huge concentration of human cattle managed by (((big bussiness))). The ones that reject multiculturalism are somewhat better but they still are generic like the others.

>>14666781

In retrospect, I don't mind the terrible dubs that edited and reanimated shows to remove violence and/or distinctly Japanese things and the like, and I don't think I'd mind them if they still came out. For example, the Ghost Stories dub. It's not the fact that it's hilarious, the reason I'm ok with what they did is because it's completely clear to anyone with a brain that the english dialogue in the show is completely unrepresentative of the actual anime. The times I get made at translations is like in the Dragon Maid dub, because aside from a single line, the show is pretty faithful to the original intent behind lines.

>>14666971

I think you should have tried Kyuuyaku Megami Tensei instead, it's a SNES/SFC remake of both MT1 and MT2.

>>14666458

NIS sounded really close to taking over NISA directly when the localization fiasco happened.

>>14667012

Maybe at some point I will, but personally I find the NES/Famicom graphics more charming.

>>14666877

Not going to because I can only agree with you

t. lives in Jew York Shitty

>>14667062

Well, just take a look at news "journalism". Vidya journos didn't qualify even for that.

>>14667062

0 is one of those rare prequel where it's actually better to start from there instead of release order; Nishkiyama barely had any development in the first game but in 0 you spend so much time with him and learn so much about his character that it adds to the first game so much.

>>14667182

Theodore is making an appearance too. Maybe there hinting at a P3 remaster.

>joker in that enforcer outfit

If there ever was a femc for p5, her phantom their form would probably look like that.

>>14667227

Theodore has been in the extended canon for a while. He's in both the Ultimax story and Persona Q. FeMC has never been officially in anything other than P3P.

>>14667239

>femc never made an appearance outside of p3p

That's kind of a letdown since her route was fun. Is there like a stigma around her that forbids her from making appearances in the other games and merch, or is this atlus' way of telling the fujos to fuck off?

>>14667182

Man, its scary that the mc and the blue hair from 5 pull of the outfits well.

>>14667147

I see your point, however a big part of Yakuza 1's plot was Kiryu and Nishki's supposed friendship, however that friendship was basically only shown at the beginning of the game. In 0 however you really do get a sense that Kiryu and Nishki are "blood brothers" and it adds so much to the story of 1 if you go from 0 to 1.

For preface, I played in release order: emulated 1 and 2, bought and played the rest.

>>14666779

France is a really beautiful and diverse country

>>14667256

FeMC can’t exist in the same universe as MC.

>>14667182

Weebshit confirmed for degeneracy :^)

>>14667256

>fujos

Anon fujos like the yaoi. The FeMC is more otome (with a little yuri in some places). That said, Atlus seems pretty intent on keeping her non-canon. There are several possible reasons why, the most basic being it simply means more work.

>People all over Twitter talking about Movieblob's "three-day meltdown", angry SJW reactions to embed related apparently the cause

>Confused, since someone here usually archives and posts his worst tweets, keeping the rest of us up-to-date on his drama

>Realise it's been weeks (months?) since fresh Movieblob tweets appeared in #GG threads

>That anon often said Blob's tweets made them genuinely angry, and they might have to stop looking at his shit for the sake of their sanity

Anon, if you're still lurking these threads, thank you for staring into the abyss for so long without becoming a monster yourself.

For the rest of us, here's archives of the most relvevant recent Blob tweets I could stand to find:

http://archive.is/KSrAc

http://archive.is/1whOg

http://archive.is/JPMzv

>>14667253

>Clipping through the skirts

And I thought that all the bodies for the female characters were disappointing.

>>14667322 (checked)

>FeMC can't exist in the same universe as MC

Completely forgot about that, and the fact that the Ultimax story and Persona Q were part of the canon storyline which is why FeMC can never make an appearance unless it's a full blown noncanon game.

>>14667359

>Anon fujos like the yaoi. The FeMC is more otome (with a little yuri in some places).

I know, but I thought some fujos have this liking to otome games unless there's another term for female otaku who are into otome biseinen (or bishounen) crap.

>There are several possible reasons, the most basic being it simply means more work.

That is true.

>>14667370

Those replies to the "fuck the white working class" tweet were shared in a previous GG thread though.

Erik Kain - "Here's Why Cutting Black Ops 4's Solo Campaign Is A Mistake For 'Call Of Duty'"

https://archive.is/BYvsB

>Jorge Arenas - "CBR Writer Kieran Shiach Proves He’s a Serial Harasser!"

http://archive.is/t6yZO

>>14667467

>Erik Kain

Did he stay "neutral"? I remember that was a big shtick of his during GG, being a fence sitter before Sargon made it cool

>>14666706

Oh THANK GOD they didn't get Grandia.

If Wrecking Designs got a hold of it, all of that nice banter in camps, idle chats with townspeople and general feel of adventure would've been replaced with horrible jokes.

Thankfully that bullet was dodged.

>>14667401

The only thing I can see them doing is if they do end up doing a remaster is they’ll add her in as a party member which will destroy all continuity with the fighting games and Q unless they decide to make THAT version another universe branch where there were twins, MC and FeMC, who survived and only the one you choose will have Ryoji inside of them

>>14667401

>that voice

Is that fucking burch?

>>14667522

Yup. They replaced the idol's VA with ashly Birch. No idea if they had he dub over the music too, but i doubt it.

>>14667533

>replaced

In fairness to them Laura Bailey wasn't available, do it's not like they purposefully gave her the boot or anything.

>>14667538

This sounds worth doing.

>>14666960

>>14666956

>Live in a border town

>Current year there is a surge of commiefornian people and leftists

>Teachers in schools are leftists and influence kids whenever they get the chance

>Kids here are manipulated and misled

>The cycle continues and spreads across texas

This used to be an ok city since it wasn't so fucking big but holy shit. Why? Why are they allowed to exist and live and waste our fucking air. So far it isn't full SJW and kids don't seem to FULLY go left.

>>14667545

They still had so many better options than fucking Burch. Not saying much, but fuck anything is better than someone who can’t do an idol voice.

>>14667490

>If Wrecking Designs got a hold of it, all of that nice banter in camps, idle chats with townspeople and general feel of adventure would've been replaced with horrible jokes.

On one hand, i agree, on the other, Sony getting it means we missed out on the superior saturn port(not that working designs would have translated it anyhow.)

>>14667549

>Speaking of which, how did Ubisoft have a translation division up to around 2012 and no one ever seems to mention it (Much less remember it) despite putting out better releases than WD and even Konami?

>Better

People used to mention how terrible their Guardian Heroes Advanced translation was, and how badly they fucked Tales of Eternia on the PSP is on par with their AAA releases. Also the quality of the games they did translate(i.e. the two absolute WORST Lunar games) means you probably wouldn't hear about it much.

>>14667519

>another universe branch where there were twins, MC and FeMC, who survived and the only one you choose will have Ryoji inside of them

I remember that theory, except one of the twins died alongside with their parents in the accident thanks to Aigis.

>>14667522

>Is that fucking Burch?

Yes, but fortunately that whole entire vid was just a fan mod, and they were just using that voice for a placeholder.

>>14667533

>They replaced the idol's VA with ashly birch

Is she and the rest of the cronies still getting work after that VA strike? Last time I've heard, some game companies are picking over non-union VAs over the ones who were involved with the strike like the VAs for Leon and Rebecca from Resident Evil.

http://nichegamer.com/2017/06/27/leon-kennedy-claire-redfields-voice-actors-replaced-resident-evil-2-remake/

>>14667549

>>14667554

Good question. Well, Ubisoft today is a wholly different juggernaut that absorbed other studios to then kill them (e.g. Reflections) so perhaps the division that took JP games no longer exists.

Sony did give a hand with Grandia 1, though - credits only list Sony staff (but said credits list is very sparse anyway). The VA was hilarious but overall it was a solid job. It's Grandia 2 where Ubi really got the gears running and brought MGS actors for a really damn enjoyable dub.

Then 3 was Squeenix - translation was okay but sadly the story and characters were meh. Still fun to play for the best iteration of the battle system, however.

It would be great to have a company threaten NISA's desperate grip on the French weeaboos. Those really want their French localized RPGs, to the point that there are translation teams with many projects. Atelier Traduction released Mana Khemia and is working on other titles of the series. The recent Marie&Elie PS2 English patch is also thanks to them.

>>14667566

It does have better graphic effects and some visual doodads designed with the Saturn VDPs in mind but at least it wasn't a Vesperia situation where one version had more characters and story parts or something along those lines. Grandia was a game that I was hunting down for years after reading about it on old magazines, and boy was I ecstatic when I finally got it in English (after struggling with the JP version at 9 years old).

Eternia PSP had a ridiculous game crashing glitch but the translation itself wasn't changed from the original …was it?

>>14667566

>and how they fucked Tales of Eternia on the PSP so badly it is on par with their AAA releases

*fixed.

>>14667551

>Why

I've heard a few things about this phenomena. The leading cause of this is Leftists are now fleeing their Multicultural hellholes for the conservative country, but because they learned absolutely fucking nothing from their experience they just end up shitting the place up with left leaning politics.

>>14667559

>They still had so many better options than fucking Burch.

Sadly not really. They lucked out with Troy Baker leaving the animu scene because Matthew Mercer can do a fucking bang on Baker impersonation, meaning Kanji didn't miss a beat. There's no one that sounds like Bailey at all, so whoever they picked would have sounded wrong regardless. It was just bad timing to do the dub, especially since Rise is so key to DAN. It's why I've never even played it despite enjoying Persona extended universe stuff. I'm pretty sure if Rise shows up in another game in the future Bailey will probably come back.

>>14667557

>>14667538

Wonder how many riots it caused? Topkek!

>>14667607

did they actually dub the songs though. Most of the songs in the original Dancing All Night were already in english anyhow, except the Junes theme, which is still in Japanese as far as i can tell.

>>14666910

Why the fuck would polykike be promoting Yakuza?

>>14667609

Grab your phone and scan that QR code if you haven't yet.

>>14667614

Calystegia was also left in Japanese. No dubs were made to the songs. Still, playing undubbed is the best way. Fuck shitty samey English VAs

>>14667609

>Topkek!

Go back

>>14667641

>Burch herself still works. She's Millium in Cold Steel and she absolutely recorded new lines for the PC versions of CS1 and 2

BULLSHIT I DONT BELIEVE YOU!

>>14667624

>Still, playing undubbed is the best way. Fuck shitty samey English VAs

I just bought the Jap version with the CD, i don't even give a shit about dubs, but i'm not going to fucking give Ashley Birch any shekels if i can help it.

>>14667641

>She's Millium in Cold Steel and she absolutely recorded new lines for the PC versions of CS1 and 2.

(((Coincidentally))) Millium was not credited when the Xseed employee posted VA credits.

>>14667653

It’s true, anon. I’m sorry. The best part is, you can get the undubs from the Falcom thread so you never have to listen to Burch.

>>14667653

Millium final CS2 bonding event on PS3 (2016): https://youtu.be/gh2WsHnl9GU

Millium final CS2 bonding event on PC (2018): https://youtu.be/kLTCe2jQ2lM

The difference is obvious.

>>14666334

i guess her body is honest

>>14667370

Got up to when he said only gun-toting rural nutjobs liked that Apu episode.

>>14667687

>only gun-toting rural nutjobs liked that Apu episode

I love how the literal gamer stereotype can only think in stereotypes.

>>14667653

It's true. She'll probably remain as Millium in CS3's localization as well.

>>14666563

Val's cool.

>>14666910

I never played a Yakuza game before either. Thought about getting into it but no idea where I should start, beyond the first game where I can't find a copy of.

>>14667605

>Eternia PSP had a ridiculous game crashing glitch but the translation itself wasn't changed from the original …was it?

A little. One of the ways to tell if you have the fucked version is if the monster names in the beastiary are left in Japanese.

>>14667751

>I never played a Yakuza game before either. Thought about getting into it but no idea where I should start, beyond the first game where I can't find a copy of.

Start with Yakuza 0. It's a prequel and half the point was to get new people into the series. Then play Kiwami, which is the remake of 1. Kiwami 2 is coming out later this year, so wait for that. 3 and 4 are PS360 games. 5 is out on current gen consoles and now 6 is too. That's the whole series… except Dead Souls and there's no reason to talk about Dead Souls.

>>14667641

Bless the undubbers.

>>14667757

Now that is careless.

The identification method I knew was to insert the UMD and check the version of the PSP update included in it - 2.5 was the 'fixed' one.

>>14667751

0, Kiwami, Kiwami 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. If you can find a copy of 1 and 2 you can go for those, but 0, Kiwami, and Kiwami 2 are all part of the new continuity that add some things.

>>14667767

>>14667770

>Kiwami 2

If possible, it's best to find a copy of 2 for the PS2 since Kiwami 2 had a lot of things altered which includes emoving the third town, Shinseicho, which you visit in the PS2 version, and changing the appearances of two major characters to match the likeliness of the VAs.

>>14666601

>>14666590

Between that and Ladybug, so many young girls in skintight latex.

>>14667804

Fuck off

>>14667767

>>14667770

>>14667803

Thanks guys, this is why I love Gamergate, you're always so helpful. Saw a copy of 2 at a used game store so I might be fine.

>Kotaku's Cecilia D'Anastasio writes on the Korean Megalia controversy and condemns the witch-hunt over tweets. In 2017 Kotaku's Cecilia D'Anastasio was part of the Tim Soret witch-hunt. Over tweets.

https://archive.fo/YtSzH

https://archive.fo/Dpszr

https://archive.is/X9n2f

>>14667843

I love how all these motherfuckers are defending feminist cultists that LITERALLY OPENLY SHARED CP WITH EACH OTHER AND OPENLY DISCUSSED AND ENCOURAGED SPIKING MEN'S COFFEE WITH ANTIFREEZE!

>>14667549

Too be fair; No More Heroes was always in english and required no translation.

>>14667803

>removing the third town, Shinseicho,

Let's be fair, calling Shinseicho the "third town" is extremely generous. It's an extremely small part of the game you see like once.

Recommend me animeme game with realtime combat.

but not ff or nono cunny

>>14667864

>It's a extremely small part of the game you see like once

Fair enough, but it's a shame that they cut it out in Kiwami 2.

>>14667770

I would suggest emulating the first two and then going 3, 4, 5 and then play 6 or 0 and then the kiwami's whenever because they have a lot of throw backs to the games that came out earlier.

>>14667893

>vinegar to reduce the toxins

I think you misunderstand the goal here.

>>14667881

It's pretty easy to see why though. Since Kamarocho and Sotenbori were already made in the Dragon Engine, it made the Kiwami games extremely fast to make. Having to make a new area from scratch for so few scenes was probably deemed a waste.

>>14667906

The vinegar is actually to add a tart flavor and neutralize the antifreeze bitter taste

>>14667926

Oh so it's like the blowing bubbles in ammonia image then?

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✓ Destroyed 4chan image posting

☑ May have exercised[sic] the evil from NeoGaf

☑ Bought Mombot™ merch

☑ Was caught with weapons of mass destruction by Batwu but framed a GamerGazi mod for the crime

☑ Evolving across industries

☑ Saying that dyed hair is criminal

☑ Played To Catch a Predator with GGrevolt

☑ "ethics in gamming journalism."

☑ Review bombed Black Panther on Rotten Tomatoes to break it's perfect 100% score

☑ Kingdom Come shows #Gamergate has won in every sense of the word

☑ Used the GamerGate Time Machine to inspire a play about trolls, bots, and hactivists

☑ Dis-invited Anita from Trump's meetings with game industry executives

☑ Causing a 50% decline in viewership for the Oscars in 4 years

☑ Helped contribute to the rise of the alt-right

☑ Made ALL videogames inspire Alt-Right ideology

☑ Turned Reanon into gamergate's grim harvester of souls

☑ Death by Easy Cheese™

☑ Ordered anon to fuck the feminism out of his female friend

☑ Created life

☑ Making a hashtag more important that women's lives

☑ Amplifying things through their VENDETTA ENGINE

☑ Oddly weaponized Ready Play One in the GamerGate Age

☑ Asked one of Dr Wily's Robot Masters to PROM

☑ Winning along with the rest of the twitter nazis

☑ Created /leftypol/

☑ Bullying the bully hunters

☑ Increased the bumlock

☑ Nuclear Extortion

☑ Got Larry Bundy Jr laid

>>14667893

Just tried that, I now have the best high of my life. Thank you.

>>14667948

✓ Gave Chris Chan an Admirer

>>14667977

late-night discussion about two weeks ago

>>14668001

ew

No.

is siliconera pozzed?

I've heard rumors but I wanna know if they're worth using

>>14667483

Sargon was vehemently pro-GG though

dunno how he is now though but I don't wanna bother looking at him or any of the "skeptic" community especially with all the burnouts and people who lashed out at GG

>>14668053

>dunno how he is now though

He said we failed and claims "Centrist Skeptics" need a leader like him

>>14668059

>He said we failed

to be fair this was when revoltards where targeting him 24/7, not that I defend people that throw others under the bus or do a 180 turn when shit gets tough

>>14668053

Sargon is still "pro-#GG" in the sense that he's supported it since the beginning, and accepts that his video coverage of the initial controversy is the reason he became popular, but also believes that the 'label' is dead and the 'ideals' of #GG are what remain to this day.

One of his Thinkery (ie. shitpost) videos in the last few months covered an article containing a gamedrop, and based on his reaction, this seems to be the opinion he still holds.

>>14668067

No, this is what Jim said about what Sargon said …before Jim said the same exact same thing, himself could it be Jim was PROJECTING?

>>14668205

>commie mark

he looks like mark mixed with Todd Howard

>>14668062

Shit, that's an unclear as fuck answer.

>>14668213

>>14668185

let's try not to turn this into a full e-celeb drama chain please, that always shits up the thread and brings in the retards even if I agree with the opinions themselves.

>>14668206

also mixed with Gaben now that i'm looking at it more*

What the fuck

I feel like I have missed something special when I did not watch pop team epic before now.

Also what are ya folks been playing? For me it has mostly been radiant historia perfect chronology.

>>14668249

I was just making my quick jab but I agree with you.

>>14668274

>yea you probably were asking about their possible socjus inclination.

Not entirely, anything that goes against them would be useful to know. The reason I found it unclear was because of 1 claim of censorship that never got responded to when asked for sources, and pretty much nothing else.

>>14668260

>Also what are ya folks been playing

Legend of Heroes Trials in the Sky third chapter. I'll be honest, I'm not enjoying it as much as the first two chapters.

>>14668302

>PS2 emulator

I just got a working phat model PS2 from Fleabay. I'm going in and ESR patching and burning my games to DVD+R discs.

I was just testing it playing a backup DVD of Klonoa 2 a while ago.

>>14668260

>Also what are ya folks been playing?

Legend of Legaia for PS1, pretty neat little RPG where you have to input combos to do attacks/supers, like a fighter.

>>14668260

Been playing Granblue Fantasy, will start playing Yakuza 6 later tonight.

>>14668333

A better job?

>>14668346

Does it get better later on?

>>14668333

Absolutely nothing anon.

>>14668260

Nothing at the moment. Trying to decide what next to play on my backlog. Worried about starting something long though since finals are coming very soon. Recently finished the TitS trilogy though.

>Perfect chronology

Why play the remake where they fuck up the ending and (if i recall correctly) add fucked DLC and nothing worthwhile?

>>14668305

I know the feel anon. It gets better though. I still don't think it as strong as the other 2 games (partially because the story arc "effectively" ends with SC and there's only so much they could pull off here) but I ended up happy with it overall despite where i feel it fell short. I wrote a fairly lengthy write-up of my opinions on it and the trilogy in the last falcom thread but its full of spoilers.

How far are you?

>>14668374

>How far are you?

Just starting chapter 3.

>>14668330

yakuza 6 ain't that bad.

I'm kinda feeling weird about Radiant Historia it feels kinda special in a weird way. Even if Stock is a character that is pretty typical but it's the damn timeline mechanic I like about this game.

So simple but yet effective.

>>14668383

Be patient with it. You're still some ways away from the really meaty good stuff.

Kevin is an interesting character, more so than Joshua in my opinion

>>14668397

have their sites not died out yet? or has the pop culture shilling payed out?

Since everyone of these sites shills harder then olden days.

>>14668407

I like Kevin so far, he's one of the reasons I was interested in playing this when Estelle's ark ended.

>>14668305

i got you it feels more like a filler game, just a small portion of information in this game will be relevant for trails of cold steel, and trails of blue.

>>14668260

Grinding mefmera in dungeon travelers 2. So not much.

>>14668260

finishing my second run in trails of cold steel

by the way soon ill start trails of cold steel 2, does anyone have a link for the japanese voices?

>>14668429

>Just a small portion

Most of it is complete setup for the stuff that happens in those games.

>>14668437

JP voices: https://mega.nz/#!ywdFnKSD!c9E15HA0bRqU-5kro8gmqcQeRBg8Priqjv3d7dX0W5U

Dummy files: https://mega.nz/#!x11giKyL!ucCRM3OkmGQGbpRdVGdYeg-svzJ7cgUEuFzT2TaQyD8

>>14668397

But WHY?!

>>14668260

Still Playing Granblue and Foxhole, now that Interregion traveling is possible, Logistic is one of the comfiest things you can do

>>14666300

shills btfo

>>14668512

Your problem there is just niggers

>>14668260

Playing New Vegas. Never did the house ending so I'd figure that'll change tonight.

>>14668543

1-5. Tokyo

>>14668543

He's referring to your image specifically for that I think, anon.

>>14668543

Israel? Moscow?

>>14668566

Wait, that first one is a country.

>>14668556

I know, but my point still stands - they're certainly related.

>>14668566

I would imagine even Tel Aviv has some sandniggers in it, if only to keep up appearances that it is also playing the diversity game.

who is waiting for the next fmv vidoe game that is a horror video game? Also here is the bad news it's NISA that is probably going to publish this game over here in the west.

Dammit, I was kinda looking forward to this stupid horror game, it looked like an old experimental game from ps2 or even psp days.

>>14666292

>>14668512

If a country has a nigger problem they tend to infest the big cities.

>>14668584

Some =/= infested

>>14668397

>>14668422

>>14668464

I've never gotten guro. It's like people who destroy statues. Destroying a cute anime girl is such a waste.

At least mind break her and turn her into a sex slave. Killing is unnecessary.

>>14668628

>At least mind break her and turn her into a sex slave.

Not going to deny that I like that genre, but sometimes they go to far in those stories.

>>14668628

I don't into guro, but everything else about that gif is enough for me to rip a huge boner.

>>14668260

Monster Girl Quest: Paradox but I'm really just collecting a bunch of words and kanji for my reps. Still haven't found my ideal system yet.

>>14668662

Kintsukuroi has to to with the Zen Buddhist concept that "everything that perfect is also transient" such as "a perfect moment in time" can only be experienced in that moment and not forever and the Japanese sentiment that "Something that is imperfect is more perfect than something that is perfect"

Also, the pottery isn't supposed to be broken intentionally. Shit happens.

>>14668725

That better not be that horse idol crap

>>14667641

I'm pretty sure Burch's voice for Millium is why everyone hates her in the Falcom threads. Well that and Altina is the superior battle loli.

>>14668727

It is and I like it, it's a fun show.

>>14668746

die

>>14668725

I saw somewhere she was actually on her last days working there or something. I went on to do something else and didn't verified what it was exactly

>>14668714

What's Ona16?

>>14668800

Some tech conf. They were recommending CON's site for anti harassment stuff

>>14668729

Bichigo is a thot but killing her would probably make Goro sad. Not that she deserves him but let's face it, you know it's true.

please don't spoil darfranx i need to finish darker than black before i start it

>>14668333

There would be no complaints about this if the bad guys weren't also disproportionately black compared to reality. They want a white Christian Conservative murder sim though.

>>14668950

Welcome to life gook.

>>14668982

I'm not gook, though I think that's one of his reaction images.

>>14668981

I guess they forgot about nuWolfenstein and its sequel. Or maybe they don't count because you have to play a straight white man.

>>14668947

She's 3DPD. She is walking garbage.

>>14668950

I miss being neet. I don't have the time to do stuff I want anymore. Even just keeping up with the 3 podcasts I used to listen to is tough now. I can keep up with one, and I'm about two months behind on the other two.

SPLC Hatewatch: "McInnes, Molyneux, and 4chan: Investigating pathways to the alt-right." Gamedrops while using excuse to smear, demonize and target people

https://web.archive.org/web/20180420030530/https://www.splcenter.org/20180419/mcinnes-molyneux-and-4chan-investigating-pathways-alt-right#youtube

http://archive.is/HTGU6

>Chan culture was male-dominated and heavily misogynistic. The sexism of these spaces eventually led many into the alt-right. According to one poster, “I always hated feminism and female empowerment, despite liking many elements of the left. When I got older and realized the left was only open to feminists or allies i stopped claiming it.”

>This extreme anti-feminism gave fuel to various factions of male supremacy, like Men’s Rights Activists (MRAs) and MGTOWs (“Men Going Their Own Way”), who profess to forswear women completely, then complain about them constantly on the internet. Then came Gamergate, a harassment campaign against women in gaming that began in 2014. Anonymous harassers targeted women who worked in or commented on the industry for daring to enter a male-dominated space. Abusers used 4chan and other platforms to organize. After choosing their targets, the mob would dox them, send them rape and death threats, distribute fake pornographic images of them and generally stalk and torment them relentlessly.

>It was an extremely important moment in the development of the alt-right, when young men from right-wing online spaces came together in a shared campaign against the “politically correct” culture of the left. One poster described the years 2012 to 2014 as a political “void,” but explained that he was brought back into politics — and entered far more extreme spaces — thanks to Gamergate. After 4chan’s founder Christopher Poole banned discussions of Gamergate from the site, the campaign’s supporters migrated to the more extreme 8chan.

>The episode also helped bring figures like Milo Yiannopoulos to prominence. At the time, he worked for a small tech website and was one of the first journalists to cover the story, eventually leading to his job as an editor at the right-wing outlet Breitbart. More than 12 percent of users note that Yiannopoulos was part of their alt-right transformation, and often list him in tandem with Gamergate (cited by 8.1 percent of posters).

>>14668950

>Be firefighter/military

>Retire in your 50s

>Live off a pension for the rest of your life.

>>14669034

I'm surprised he "converted" that many people. I guess what changed me enough to fit that label would be the Zimmerman fiasco, with all the lying and implying from the media.

>>14669034

Funny that the SPLC don't add ANTIFA on their "Hatewatch" lists.

>>14669128

The SPLC is basically on a fast-track to the point where no one trusts them. I think there was even a point where that black dude who befriended KKK members and convinced them to give up on the group mentioned in a documentary that some dickwad lawyer for them did nothing but brag about how many people he put in jail and then vaguely threatened him.

>>14668994

Isn't that just going on a cruise? You can go on an 8 day cruise for like $400.

But I know the feeling. I've been in training for 2 months and now that I'm taking my first calls at this place I'm ready to kill myself. They keep heaping more responsibilities on us while simultaneously cracking down on call times and transfer rates and putting heavier and heavier restrictions on what we're allowed to do at our desks. And it feels like the only reward is that you can afford to live long enough to keep going to work.

>>14669128

The SPLC is a far left activist group and nothing more, regardless of what they may pretend to be. They won't add Antifa to their site because they endorse and support antifa in all of its actions. Groups like the SPLC have only one goal, to have a boot on your neck and a gun to your head.

>>14669204

Not anime guns. Most anime do them very badly.

>>14669213

This. It's the one thing that is almost consistently fucking awful.

>>14669216

It's my biggest gripe with Darker than Black so far. All the guns are drawn out of proportion and there's a scene where you can clearly see a revolver cylinder not rotating at all while it's being fired repeatedly.

>>14669216

Rule of cool.

>>14669228

What's cool about drawing guns poorly? I'm not talking about guns made up for the setting. I mean that they almost universally cannot draw a gun properly.