I have now played Yume Nikki.
It's pretty cool.

>>381 Did you finish it? I always found it quite nice how the game runs at 240p, blank scanlines look beautiful run across it.

my father beating 'model minority' allegations and leftist 'men need love too' propaganda with praxis by being an astonishingly terrible person

>>382
Not yet. It doesn't seem like the kind of game one should rush through.
It finally hit me that I hadn't experienced the game when I played through Electric Highways, which is by the developer of Yume Nikki 3D. It felt odd to play a game heavily inspired by YN and not play the inspiration.

My loneliness is killing me

>>385
Wish I had advice, since I'm in the same position, but all I'm doing is trucking through. Even if you're alone A lot, be sure to take care of yourself.

>>386
Well it's in human nature to take care of ourselves. Be sure I'll somewhat make it through.
But it's a bit sad having no one to tell my dreams about

I want to stuff a girl inside a toy house!

I like to pretend that someday I'll make a webcomic. That's all I have, right now. I don't have any characters, settings, plots, or premises for such a webcomic. I just think about it a lot. Would I post it on Neocities, host my own website, succumb to Twitter? How might I gather an audience, what kind of audience would I like? I guess I'd have to learn to draw, I'd better practice. Some days I practice, most I don't. That is why I only pretend that I will someday make a webcomic.

I haven't even read that many online comics, or any comics really. Isn't that something? It's just all I have, right now.

>>390
Does that exclude webtoons?

>>391
Is there a distinction between a webcomic and a webtoon?

>>392
presentation of panels and length. Comics being a longer story, toons being a few pannels

>>389
In general, I've found that thinking about writing seems to be more entertaining than actually doing it. Something about writing is exhausting beyond belief. I need to think really hard while doing it, and I don't like that! I don't like thinking at all!

The Arch Linux repos finally upgraded the Audacity version they provide from 1.2.4 to 1.3.1. I wonder how they finally decided that it's okay now.

People will complain about the internet destroying their attention span and then proceed to watch a two hours long "video essay" about some obscure media they don't even know. I don't get it.

>>396
That's likely not the only thing they're doing. Long videos like that are often used as background noise, only engaged with occasionally. You could say that their lack of ability to focus may be the main reason such videos are even watched.

>>397
Is it not frustrating to miss something important and have to rewind to find where it was said because you no longer understand what are they talking about? Or are these videos somehow constructed in a way that you can freely skip around without missing anything important?

As long as you say "I'm joking", you never have to take responsibility for anything you say. You don't even have to be funny, being unfunny in fact makes you defense stronger.

Pathetic.

>>398
If a person is only half paying attention, it likely won't bother them too much. People literally use long video as sleep aids, after all.
I do sometimes watch some longform videos myself, and I will find myself occasionally seeking backwards just in case I miss something, but that's usually when the videos actually have some "meat" to them. Believe it or not, there are significant levels of quality when it comes to long form videos about obscure media.

Has anyone seen Alice, I can't find her!

Alice, you say?

>>403
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StableDiffusion and other stuff seem like pretty neat and interesting tools, but they seem to only be used for mass troll campaigns whenever I see them either brought up or used. Kind of sad.

>>405
which 2hu boss is this?

[Nature Sign] Ceaseless Kaleidoscope ~ Jagged Bloom

anyone Still here ? ? .394013/40551249018490749014 :#;3;3;3;3;3
:3 ~?

I've always been confused by hardcore christians who are also big anime/manga fans, considering how bawdy that stuff can get.

>>408
I am!

How are you guys doing? Been forgetting to check 4taba lately...
It's weird how you can so easily lose a daily habit just by missing it a few times.

I'm tucking along.
Not too long ago, there was a flood of Soyjaks on the board, but it go cleared out later on.
It may be a small gesture, but I'm legit happy that this board is still being looked after, even though its traffic is so low.

I am here, I just have nothing to say.

>>411
Ah, maid drawer! I'm glad you're still around.
So how about that weather, guys?

I find it disturbing that there's a non-negligible percentage of the population that gets personally offended when people disagree with them about video games.

>>414
Would it make you feel better if I said that behavior wasn't exclusive to video games?

>>415
Kind of...

How can people get anything done in the morning? It's just impossible.

>>417
Do you drink coffee?

>>418
No, never did. I can wake up early but I just can't get anything done.

>>419
Well, what are you trying to get done? Coffee increases focus, and if you take it with sugar, that would increase perseverance because of its analgesic and dopaminergic effects.

>>420
Reading, for example. Interestingly it is not an issue when I'm at work.

>>421
I see. This is the problem of being motivated by avoiding negative outcomes, but being unmotivated by the prospect of attaining positive ones. In this undesirable state, a person concerns themself only with maintenance tasks such as going to work, but never improves themself past their present state. "Treading water" to the exclusion of "swimming onward", as it were. In order to really want to read, you must value it as a positive improvement of your state -- and not, for example, as the externalized command of an abstract boss. You must want what reading has to offer, and not feel it as a duty.

In addition, if you're trying to do things in the morning before work, this may be complicated by the need to get to work on time. Do you engage in constant, nervous clock-glancing? If so, developing a more robust sense of how long it takes to do things can help you play in the morning more calmly.

>>422
It's only a problem in the morning. Afternoon I can do all these things. Even after work. But in the morning, I can only get things done at work. This week I am not working, and I just waste the morning mindlessly browsing and stuff, even though in the afternoon I can do the things I want to do with no issue.

>>423
Well, in that case: when do you eat?

>>424
I eat shortly after waking up. Do you think it is because I don't eat enough? Or eat too much? Or eat at the wrong time?

I was thinking "What if today was Christmas"? and them BAM it was. MERRY CHRISTMAS!

>>426
Merry Christmas!

>>425
I don't know. It could be any of those things, or it could have to do with the content of the meal.

Happy new year!

>>429
HAPPY NEW YEAR! It's the year of the rabbit, which means it's a lucky year.