>>84188
Actually, this is a project I should look into doing soon because I can use kissu as help and it's something people here could be interested in.
For those that don't know, Starlit Season (not Starlit Stage, oops) is an Idolmaster game that came to Steam, but only in Japanese of course. However, modding UE4 games, including text, is not terribly difficult all things considered.
There's no Sachiko or /qa/ girls in it, but Takane is in it and I kind of have a thing for her because she reminds me of Luna from the Lunar series (same creator).
I'm messing around with Monster Hunter Rise right now, though, so it wouldn't be that soon.

christ imagine the smell in there

>>84204
hot

>>84204
I bet it's clean smell. When I was a kid and went to a sleepover with my friends I always took a shower in their house.

>>84220
18 little girls all crammed into a shower and bath!!

CGDCT:
Azumanga Daioh
Bofuri
Gochiusa
Kiniro Mosaic
Yuru Yuri

SHORTS:
Bessatsu Olympia Kyklos
Di Gi Charat
Gakuen Handsome
Inko Colors
Mirai no Watashi
Tsurezure Children
Umayon
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>>83967
I like some of them. I don't know what this one >>83956 is and I don't like that she is wearing what she is and I don't like the more vicious(or edgy as the kids say) kinds, is that the trope you mean?

I like Vampires like Remilia and Sophie(from the anime Tonari no Kyuuketsuki-san). The kind that are elegant, reclusive ladies.

>>83937
>>83968
⚠️ AZUMANGA DIAOH is depresing because id is nostalgik ⚠️

>>84064
I didn't know kissu supported emoji.

>>84065
Less about support. More about who's disabled it.

There's a lot of standard Unicode that gets colored on some browsers like mobile so even if all the emoji characters were filtered out there would still be Unicode around serving the same purpose

Idiot.

I can't believe you would do this...

>>84031
>programs to donate unused food from restaurants and grocery stores to food banks and shelters
I'm aware of these, but unfortunately I've also heard that there's been laws put into place that make this a lot more difficult, such as preventing food that's past its sell-by date from being donated -- not expired, just past the sell-by date.

There's always going to be someone holier than thou. I'm not going to dumpster dive.

>>84029
That doesn't have much to do with food waste, after all, he is doing that to grow more food to make more money. Whether we waste food or not he will always make more money from selling more food, that's just how it is. The economics are the same, he gets payed for the amount of food he grows anyway, regardless of what we do or don't waste.

>>83878
I match amounts I eat and cook exactly

always remember to lead a sedentary lifestyle so as not to waste any excess calories

Hard to pick, but that is one of my favorites too, along with the one with the woman who's losing her memories.

I didn't watch it, I tried but it couldn't hold my interest. Maybe if the protagonist was a girl I would have.

I can't remember a single Mushishi episode and I watched the following seasons even.
It just doesn't stick in my head very well.

>>83958
If I were to hazard a guess, I would say that it's because you are gay. That's the only thing I can think of that would explain listening to metal.

from everywhere pretty much. Honorable mention for 80s/90s movies, late 90s mtv, red mitsubishis, tresor berlin, and the dude who posted a death metal track i liked on 4chan once

What's even a good way of finding new good music now with all that's out there?

>>84007
find people that like the sorts of music you like and look through their collections.

>>84007
depends on the genre
I usually use discogs to find out more infos and sometimes last.fm to get some recs when I'm bored. I have a gigantic backlog though so I don't really need to find new music.

here's a bunch of charts I stole from /mu/ https://x0.at/15mL.7z

I cut my thumb with a big knife when trying to find a fast and smart way to cut carrots. It was working until it wasn't.
What the hell? This doesn't happen if you just eat pre-packaged stuff. Is this why they say "blood, sweat and tears"?
Well... I guess I really do need a food processor thingie

I made coffee jelly and it turned out pretty good. The combination of sweet coffee and vanilla sauce was surprisingly good.

>>84556
Can you elaborate on this? Coffee jelly? Vanilla sauce?

>>84556
Think I want to try this, but what recipe did you use?

put a scoop of icecream in my percolated coffee

Don't get why people think "taking it easy" means not expressing any negative opinions ever.

Just pretend what everyone says is a joke and everyone sounds like a little nerd LOL

>>83942
weeeeeeeee!

>>83954
wwwwwww cat look like janny

wish I were on that bed....

bungle is a cloooooown
just reeeaaaad it

>>83938
dont sage the bunglel thred he is our mascot 4ever

>>83946
Sage isn't a downvote. I personally sage by default, only bumping if I have a good reason to.

>>83946
he is not the mascot of people who DON'T READ

>>83930
Your opinion that my opinion is bad is bad.

>>83919
The labels exist because things sound different and every time an artist is inspired by another person's they need to give it a term other than ___'s style because it's demeaning to your own creativity if you call yourself 'just a copy of ___', but there's always going to be some excessive labelling.

OP, i'm sorry your thread is bad so here's akari riding a spider

>>83895
I'm overly sensitive to sound and there's too much variance in the music levels. I think it would give me a headache to listen to it for very long unfortunately. Maybe it's my speaker settings?

>>83934
I know what you mean and my headphones cost less than ten bucks.

Changing the future into something uncertain seems scary... I'd probably just stay with things the way they are now.

>Changing the future into something uncertain
isn't the future always rather uncertain?

>>82324
Yeah but you know the present. Going back would make the current present uncertain.

No! Time travel is dangerous!

>>82327
but the surprise is the best part!

wow, now that is a gimmick not worth existing

>>83528
Mine doesn't do this...

massacre on the roads from norms stabbing at their touch screens trying to turn up the AC and drifting into oncoming traffic
just try doing it to my 100 series lmooooooo

thread's on sage, figured I might as well backlink to it
>>83805

It's cheaper just to set all the controls to a single display interface than to manufacture a bunch of buttons.
Also part of designing cars to be more and more disposable to fuck over consumers that live in too large and spaced of cities to not have a choice but to begrudgingly lease or loanbuy one.

I'm not much of a book reader, but the only things I could think of that would be similar is stuff like the Babysitter's Club because it's famous. There could be modern stuff, but I have no knowledge of it. Everything I read as a kid had major events steering them, usually mysteries.

Yes probably. Off the top of my head, the series with the girls who kills slimes for 10000years, the other series with the girl playing a vrmmo with a defense build, and the other one with a girl who reincarnates as a saint and sleeps all day fit that description.

I guess you can probably find some similar stuff on webnovel and royal road too if you want to see a western equivalent but I dunno I've never searched.

I love microfiction because it is the closest to perfect you can get (For sale: baby shoes, never worn.) and you can experiment easily. I love BOFURI because the writer took it easy, wrote a small amount each chapter, and captured happy little moments. Apparently, neither I nor the internet can agree on what differentiates Eastern and Western styles. I think it would be good if you focused on understanding why you like the things you do and incorporate that into your work. Then you can develop your own style. You are already starting to do that by dissecting what makes something moe.

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I haven't sorted out my motivation to write. I know that rereading my stories makes me really happy, which is good because barely anyone else reads my stuff. Maybe it is better to write for yourself than for validation from others, but it was a very lonely experience for me. I always had doubts that I was a bad writer, especially when people didn't want to even take a literal minute to read one of my pieces. People say I'm lazy and untalented because I don't write very much and because I mostly stick to being cute and funny. It hurts.

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My style is to mostly write dialogue, make it natural sounding. When I brainstorm dialogue, I will imagine the characters lounging around and chatting, then boil it down.

I make it a point to describe as little as possible and when I do, to just say what it is. I don't like rote five senses writing, sterile evocative language, big words, needless description that leaves less room to for the reader to imagine the characters and surroundings. If I absolutely need to describe thoroughly, I pretend I'm gossiping, bragging, threatening, mocking, then convert that. This type of behavior isn't healthy, so that's why I do it sparingly.

When I'm being serious, I to try to write what I know that other people don't, or at least what I'm interested in. This is more important than world-building. Police in a Pod, Cells at Work, Uma Musume do not need much world-building because the details of expert knowledge is a world unto itself.

It took me about a month to come up with this toolset for myself and people don't take it seriously because description and world-building is much more important to them than me. I'm also worried that this system has made my writing formulaic.
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There are many poems which describe nature. Or you could read song lyrics. Anthologies are great when it's about getting the feeling of one topic or object from different writings, there are some about every topic with many chapters being written in few pages.

Not sure if anyone cares about Yu-Gi-Oh, but it seems a game released that's free to play:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1449850/YuGiOh_Master_Duel/

>>83593
years ago my cousin asked me if I was interested in tabletop games and I asked if he meant stuff like monopoly, I will forever regret saying that and missing the chance to get in with a group of tabletop gamers

>Lobbying and 'table talk' are encouraged! Players can comment on cards and try to convince the judge to pick a particular card - either their own or a favorite choice.
One time, the group decided to have the judging process be completely silent because they thought it was how the rules went. Unsurprisingly, it wasn't fun.

RIP potential discussion about playing mahjong again

>>83656
never really figured out the rules to yu-gi-oh and watching the show didn't help either

>>83605
Part of the reason for the effectiveness of mathematics in science is that science makes rapid progress in the directions where mathematics can be put to use. And sometimes mathematical concepts will appear to be present in nature, but what's really going on is that humans have developed a powerful technique for modeling things approximately.

No.

and you don't seem to understand

>>83617
Could we ever tell when we've modelled something exactly?

>>83641
I don't think there's any way to know for sure that we've modeled something exactly. It is possible to know for sure that a model is only approximate, though, for example due to the model becoming inconsistent when you extrapolate it too far. Modern physics is in such a situation.