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Yes, but keep in mind that this might not work if the person who called you an idiot has had sex with her.5 points
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Does Japanese properly pluralize English loanwords? If so, then I'll happily return the favor. If not, go pound sand.4 points
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Here's a few quotes that makes Grisaia so great for me... cause I was laughing my ass off while reading them.4 points
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Japanese Plurals
Zakamutt and 2 others reacted to Funnerific for a topic
Was it this? Though it's not about plurals.3 points -
I'm just here to read and laugh at all the comments3 points
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You figured it out, I guess.3 points
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Even better: Add an option to display Japanese dialogue instead of English dialogue and leave everything untranslated. There's no better translation than no translation!3 points
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Ameba
XReaper and one other reacted to hombreimaginario for a topic
We at Retro Sumus are currently developing Ameba, a detective adventure in the form of a western-made, western-set visual novel. The story takes place in Madrid, Spain, as the main character is a veteran senior officer from the Policía Nacional. Here is the teaser trailer for the project: And here is our first interview with SegaZine last year showing some character sketches... http://retrosumus.com/2014/11/our-first-interview-character-designs-revealed/ ...and our second interview, with the Dreamcast Junkyard, where we showed the first screenshots of both Ameba and Xenocider, our 3D on-rails shooter also in development (nothing to do with VN's at all). http://retrosumus.com/2015/06/ameba-xenocider-screenshots-interview-dc-junkyard/ We have been sharing our progress (on both projects currently in development) in a series of videos we call the Dev Diaries: Also, we showed our first very early demo a few days ago at RetroBarcelona, the biggest indie/retro event here in Spain. Not a great video but, for now... So, why the Dreamcast, a 15+ year old console? Well, we're developing the game for PC as well as Dreamcast and Saturn This is my second thread here so I hope I'm doing this right! You can follow us on: http://facebook.com/retrosumus http://twitter.com/retrosumus http://youtube.com/retrosumus http://soundcloud.com/retrosumus2 points -
That's probably as close to a woman as I'll ever be, thank you Eclipsed, I can die happy now.2 points
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Fate/Grand Order
hitoribocchi and one other reacted to Flutterz for a topic
At least something good came from this event \ /2 points -
Post pics you like (Powered by Jun Inoue™)
Fred the Barber and one other reacted to HotTrax for a topic
Cats aren't as useless as everyone says.2 points -
MangaGamer and Winged Cloud establish a new partnership, w/ 2 new games.
Silvz and one other reacted to monkeysrumble for a topic
No I wont admit it because I am the one who watches those. Name me an ecchi show that is on the level of anime like Cowboy Bebop or Fullmetal Alchemist. I think asking for an anime that's about fanservice to be on the same scale on what some would consider some of the greatest masterpieces of anime might be setting your scales a bit too high. It's a pretty unrealistic expectation to be frank. The Monogatari series is a good example of a great anime with a good story and ecchi elements, though I know some wouldn't consider it an ecchi series (MAL doesn't have an ecchi tag for it) it certainly has it's moments of fanservice. Edit: But overall fanservice in anime does send a really mixed message to a lot of western audiences. The west are such prudes.2 points -
Happy Thanksgiving Fuwanovel!
Tohka and one other reacted to OriginalRen for a topic
I was a little bit sad that I couldn't find myself in this picture, and then I saw it and the person who is opposite to me.2 points -
Elfen Lied is slightly less garbage than the Sakura series. Slightly.2 points
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I refuse and will continue to use animays!2 points
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The best translations are works that remain true to the characters and to the dialogue and story lines. The translator is not the artist. The translator is the vehicle for the original artist to be voiced in a new language. Cutting out dialogues or changing stories and characters is absurd and amateurish. Since MG was brought up I've been looking at some of the descriptions and character profiles of the games and VNs. Some are great but many are dreadful. They make no sense in English. Pst... "Fuwa Elite" is a title and not a username. I'm new.2 points
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Pst... "Fuwa Elite" is a title and not a username.2 points
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It's unknown and that data isn't very reliable. You have to give it more than a day or two to get a complete picture.2 points
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Yes! Finally, this lowly peasant has been graced by Flutterz-sama's legendary moe greeting. My life is complete.2 points
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onomatope*'s lastest title - Kyuuketsuki no Libra - is coming to Steam
FinalChaos and one other reacted to GoGO88 for a topic
Hi One of the translators on the project here. We decided to leave the desu in the English version for a couple of reasons. 1. To generate this discussion and see what people have to say. Obviously desugate has really picked up steam. Which is great. Debate shows passion for the art and loving or hating it is a much better response than no response at all. Yes, it is a marketing test. Thank you for participating. 2. Its not so much a verbal tick as it is a mental tick that reveals itself verbally. Lycorice is an interesting and fun character. The desu appears only a short number of times. We present it when she herself repeats it. She says desu once just about all the time. Whats interesting for us is why she says it twice. She is confirming her answer to who she is speaking to. She is confirming to them she understands what they are saying to her but maybe more importantly, she is confirming her response to herself. Yes, there should probably be a footnote about it or have it mentioned in her character profile. She's a couple of beers short of a 6 pack that is true. I see a lot of Japanese work that completely gets the life sucked out of it by poor translators, translators in a hurry or translators who are not qualified at a cultural and or language level for the work. I think Western audiences deserve better. About us. We've worked in translation for literary, film, music and television projects both in Japan and in Hollywood. We've been translating for almost 20 years. We are native Japanese and English speakers. We live and work in Tokyo and love Japan. Desu. KumaDog, desu.2 points -
MangaGamer and Winged Cloud establish a new partnership, w/ 2 new games.
Funyarinpa and one other reacted to Nosebleed for a topic
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NeoLondonStudios Recruitment
NeoLondonStudios reacted to XionsProphecy for a topic
Looks interesting, and I would have applied for the Team Leader role, if I didn't have like a million things on my plate already. But I'll check in from time to time and see if I can help out.1 point -
You're comparing apples to oranges. Both CB and FMA are absolutely terrible at ecchi (since they... kinda don't have it), so in this particular field even the shittiest harem crap will beat them (while they will obviously win in every other field, at least CB - FMA is just good, not awesome). As for ero RPGs/Roguelikes - they don't really need game-over-rape. Actually, I definitely prefer those that incorporate sexual content into the gameplay, instead of limiting it to token game-over scenes. Defeat-rape is much better when it doesn't lead to instant bad ends and the protagonist/heroine has to face long-term consequences (corruption, pregnancy, etc.). Sex can be a part of combat/leveling mechanics, there's prostitution and so on. There are also games like Kamidori, where the protagonist consensually bangs everything that looks more or less female (I hate that approach, though). But well, considering it's Winged Cloud, I'd expect the most crappy approach - fully consensual sex-scenes in fixed points, completely separated from the gameplay (beat "area 1" = get "token H-scene 1", repeat ad nauseam). Kinda like in Demon Master Chris (maybe with less rape, though scenes in DMC were so poorly written, that they didn't really seem like actual rape to me).1 point
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When VNs have so many choices they cover the CG1 point
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Ameba
Narcosis reacted to hombreimaginario for a topic
Thank you! We will reveal more details soon. There's some more info in the interviews I posted, anyway. Ok, you're giving me the creeps, how the hell did you guess that???? No, really, I should kill you know for this, lol. Actually, the character MAY have had an influence I wasn't aware of, but it's the way the series is developed, storytelling-wise, what actually is influential to me. It's an italian production and I'm spanish and it's not like the series were a hit here or anything, but I think the scripts are great. So yeah, perhaps there's more to our main character Hugo Smirnov than just Ezekiel and Hartigan (check out the 3rd video for a short character profile)... Heh... the supernatural element is not planned, but not completely discarded either.1 point -
Sorry, I missed your birthday. Happy belated birthday, Zehel! Also ran into you in a SM!1 point
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There is a Raichu on my shoulder. And that is adorable. Happy Turkey Murder Day!1 point
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RIP []
monkeysrumble reacted to Down for a topic
The argument is "we're all sleeping at this time of the day and/or not browsing this kind of topic". Quoting the rules: Don't provide or request illegal sources for copyrighted material, use legal sources instead.I'm sure you're all very proficient at the secret google no jutsu technique anyway.1 point -
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bigfatround0 reacted to sanahtlig for a topic
I find it kind of curious that VN piracy discussion is banned yet anime piracy is openly discussed and promoted. I'd like to hear the arguments for this.1 point -
Confession: I got downvoted on reddit and one user even went as far as to call me an "idiot". Who is going to help me? Should I tell my mom?1 point
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Thank you so much for letting me know! I am not used to this sort of thing, so I'm sorry for mentioning a taboo! I've edited my post. Thank you for the welcomes everyone. I cannot think of any VNs that are my favorite at the moment, because it has been several years. I do see Hakuoki sitting below my TV though, and I remember really enjoying the historical aspects of it. I moved on from VNs to choice based video games, so it's difficult not to get those out of my head. I remember playing The Second Reproduction and If My Heart Had Wings. I know I played others, but my memory is so bad. XD Also, I am not sure how I stumbled upon VNs in the first place. I remember being a little girl and playing those frilly flash games with cliche stories. So maybe that's it haha.1 point
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Welcome to the forums! Hope you enjoy your stay! How did you find out about VNs? Have a moe:1 point
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Clannad FuwaReview Discussion
Narcosis reacted to solidbatman for a topic
*See's solidbatman wrote review* *Scrolls down to the score ignoring the text* "solidbatman YOU SON OF A BITCH... oh wait" *Reads review* You too can read my Clannad review here1 point -
It's Good To Be Here!
Kayleana reacted to AaronIsCrunchy for a topic
I never knew that I wanted to be a vampire cat princess before now, but the idea is growing in my head at a terrifying rate of knots. The main site doesn't have any downloads on them anymore, and the posting of links to downloads is pretty frowned upon - which may explain the difficulty you're having in finding the old download pages! But anyway, welcome to the forums! Any favourite VNs?1 point -
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Another suggestion: why not use "indeed" where she uses "desu"? I love you, indeed. She is crazy, indeed. Etc.1 point
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Same reason why a lot of ecchi anime get made. There are a lot of perverts who are fans of this medium. Plus, people like Noble playing them helps a lot with traffic. Don't dare to put my lovely ecchi animes and moeges at the same level with this shit.1 point
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I think there is only one way for visual novels in the West to be saved. You need leadership in this market, you need somebody to step up to the plate and say "NO! THIS IS NOT GOOD ENOUGH!". People need to realise that we can do better than this, that supporting these titles just for a couple of lulz really isn't worth it. Imagine what you could do if you had actual trained writers who studied literature in college and could use their skills to craft a masterful visual novel. Imagine a world where people value games that take time to build rather than pointless shovelware that feels like it's been put together by a couple of monkeys on LSD. Imagine a beautiful place where studios like AJTilley don't exist. Think about the power you and your wallet have and how you can shift the course of history. The world of visual novels is but an oyster, waiting to be pried open at any moment and show its true value. Indeed we have strayed away from the right path. But not all hope is lost, visual novels can still thrive and build a wonderful market. What we need is a guiding light, and fear not, because we have one already, we just can't see it yet... And that's because in this entire world, only one individual is capable of achieving this feat... AND HIS NAME IS JOHN CENA! ???????????????1 point
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Welcome to the forums! Hope you enjoy your stay! Good luck with your translations~ Have a moe:1 point
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Show off your art
NeoLondonStudios reacted to Yangyang Mobile for a topic
Our old and new sprite for The Letter1 point -
Most frustrating anime ever watched
Suzu Fanatic reacted to CeruleanGamer for a topic
any anime where the protagonist doesnt get anywhere with the girl and they are hovering within the friend zone for an eternity. So pretty much 95% of all animes. VNs for the f***ing win.1 point -
Koisuru Natsu no Last Resort English Translation Patch (by KoiRizo translation team) Summary "S-Senpai! There's... something... a promise I made. On this island... I need you to... t-to spend our time here as my boyfriend!" Soutarou just manages to pay his school fees by doing part-time jobs. After helping his junior Umi and skipping his shift, he was fired from his part-time job and was having problems making ends meet. Umi felt responsible for his present situation and introduced him to a part-time job at a Southern resort. With deep blue skies, clear seas and vibrant vegetation, the place looked exactly like in the travel magazines. Moreover, he was surrounded by many girls: energetic little sister-like Sango, affectionate tennen ojousama Riho, shy and earnest Shiori, and the kind but also strict manager Nagisa. Arriving at the resort, Umi turned to him and asked him to spend the time there as her boyfriend. Welcome to paradise! Ending Guideline / Suggested Route Order There are five heroines: Umi, Shiori, Riho, Sango, and Nagisa. Nagisa's route is unlocked upon completing at least one route. A bonus "3P" route will be accessible on the main menu upon completing at least one route. Contains two H-scenes: one for Protagonist x Shiori x Sango, and another for Protagonist x Umi x Riho. My (planned) route order is Umi -> Shiori -> Riho -> Sango -> Nagisa, but feel free to go however you want! Route Guideline Kouzaki Umi Maki Shiori Kitsuki Riho Tsukumi Sango Kariu Nagisa Unlocked upon completing at least one route Attribution This KoiRizo walkthrough was created by Eclipsed based on info attained from http://seiya-saiga.com/1 point