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is this the tod thread? (´ー`)

>>18126
>is this the tod thread? (´ー`)
not specifically, but i don't mindz if you post sum tods. you can maek a thread for it if u want, i doubt it'd cause any trouble

>>18129
made a thread for it >>>>18158

doing my part nyu

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>I will delete your CP.
I WILL FIGHT TO TEH DEATH FOR MY COLLECTION

jokes' on you, i don't have any

>>111546
thanks for ensuring my computer is on the right side of the law!

...don't delete my pirated movies or games or anything though, there's no CP there... ( ´ω`)

well i bumped into the spiritual evil entity that writes CP to your hard drive already so i suppose you two are gonna have to duke it out...

Are you responsible for the mass bsods happening to big organizations worldwide? Maybe elites have custom versions of Windows 11 that requires cp to operate like a digital equivalent of adrenochrome

There was a lot of "ultraviolence" anime in the 80s and 90s, but I think changes in Japanese law and economic factors killed it off

>>1113
>herez a relevant thread from GUROchan https://boards.guro.cx/g/res/41808.html
arigatou there's sum kewl stuff there.

>>1114
why would japanese booming economy support ultraviolence in media? not a sarcastic question, really wonder if there is correlation other than better funding for more detailed animation

>why would japanese booming economy support ultraviolence in media?
OVAs were more financially viable at the time, and OVAs didn't have to adhere to the stricter rules of television

ugly whore this is not /c/

(USER WAS BANNED FOR THIS POST)

>>2245
>this is not /c/
you can't stop me

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end ( ´ω`)

*ECCCH* ...let go of me... I'm gonna... choke to death

>>111683
>*ECCCH* ...let go of me... I'm gonna... choke to death
giko's gonna die

there is a 100% chance he considered it, maybe quite deeply even
maybe even months and years of lusting over cute Konata... (*´人｀*)
but something tells me no, he didn't do it

>>1238
>but something tells me no, he didn't do it
a shame... he missed out on very good manko

>>1239
Nigga you talking like you actually fucked that pussy

>>1240
>Nigga you talking like you actually fucked that pussy
'act' you say? i really did haev that manko loser!

lucky shit thread is shit

Good one!

>>111640
>i beat my meat
furiously?

>>111589
so what did you think of it?

never really got into first person dungeon crawl games, making maps was always a PITA too ┐(ﾟ～ﾟ)┌

"One-note" might be the best term to describe it. The setting and premise both had been copied ad nauseum before this game was released and they have continued to be up to this day, so don't expect to be blown away by the little bits of story you're given.
The RPG elements are as undercooked as you'd expect from the average title in the first few generations of the genre. By that i mean that there's not much strategy involved in battling or equipping your characters. The only armor or weapons that have any special quirks are acquired in the late game, only available for the MC and with such adverse effects that they're just not worth it, making it so you just buy whichever one makes your defense or attack a little higher. The combat, equally as simple, consists of attacking with your three characters and once in a while attacking with two characters a casting a spell with either #2 or #3.
Every section of the labyrinth is 30x30, so the exploration never really picks up in scale, it only becomes marginally more complex in the last levels due to the holes on the ground. Otherwise than that the layouts are really uninspired, so much so that this game on its own made understand how a dungeon's design can be uninspired. Despite a lot of corners, turns and dead ends, when you rethread ground you've already map you'll realize there's only one actual path to most points of actual interest. The last two levels even drop any pretense of complexity and just present a spiral design and long corridors with literally nothing, respectively. Only three items let you take shortcuts inside the labyrinth, but you'll notice that even the warp medallion has very burdensome rules attached to it.

You might think that i hated this game, but no, it was just... meh. If you have a vague interest in dungeon crawlers that you'd like to dig deeper into i'd reccomend more playing King's Field 1

>>111670
I heard that the game ended up having an extremely low budget, so that makes sense.

hilariously, this description makes me want to give it a go though lol （⌒∇⌒ゞ）

Moths

Cocks

>>111664
>Cocks
shortly after i was visited by a swarm of cocks... Nevar play with candles...

this sums it up.

fun fact: the word used for the title, 異邦人, is also the Japanese translation of the Jewish "goy," which I find really funny.

orange kitten and indigo fox

No it doesn't make you cool but reading Fernand Braudel does.

If you really want to read a cool author, you should read Baudrillard. He's so dreamy

Ganbatte ! ｷﾀ━━━(・∀・)━━━!!

h-hello sir

CAMPBELL: Snake, do you copy?

SNAKE: Loud and clear

CAMPBELL: Listen, Mantis is trying to trick you. He isn't appearing out of nowhere. Rather, he's taking advantage of the board style

SNAKE: Board style?

CAMPBELL: Yes. The file is not actually transparent, it's simply that it matches the background color of Futaba Classic; the default and therefore most common style. To make this thread totally lame simply change the board style to the "Burichan" option.

SNAKE: Burichan?

CAMPBELL: That is the only style that actually changes the background color. Sneak into the bottom right corner of the page and avoid any other option. We're counting on you Snake!

T-Thanks, Snake. Now i can experience true transparency

*dies*

>>111587
let me enter the MANKO DOMAIN (＾Д^)

PENIS PENIS PENIS

>>111648
Sorry for the inconvenience, but you will have to climb up teh shaft to get to the PENIS floor now

he's kneeling b4 the Queen!

>>1234
long live queen kokonoe

I've been showering multiple times a week lately. It's too time and energy consuming

>>111650
the truth is that your microsoft house turned against you! it isn't a bug, it's teh intended purpose!
(;ﾟДﾟ)

I liek taking a shower, I liek teh warmth, it gives me a short moment to think.

stop lying you satanic bastard.

posting in the shower ヽ(*´∇`*)ノ
let the clean renew you!

Legend says that the Blue Screen was made of Bill Gates' semen, and that one day it will spread into every computer in the world causing the Cyber Apocalypse.

The only solution is to install Linux of course as >>111630 said. :)

>>111625
Same computer system everywhere is equal to every animal having the same immune system and it would just so happen one day that one virus wiped every species at once with nothing to recover from. The 'same team' is the loser team only and their fault of going all in on green and losing the roulette.

>>111610
...I think the company I'm working for is getting hit lmao.

antivirus? i thought it was just a service offered to companies to defend them for hackers, i dont know the details but i thought it was something akin to a firewall

LOL I HOEP THEY ENJOY TEH BLUE

everywhere you step covers your boot in manko juice and a distant moan is heard