No.152547
Autists were always exceptionally vulnerable to attention capture. Over time this has been perfected, and now we see the results. Only having either a very strong real life or spiritual orientation with special interests can one escape the gachaslop vshit goonfest dopamine swamp.
No.152548
Even worse, I think we might all be dying too. Halfway through reading
>>152547 my brain becomes incapable of processing what it says and I think may be indicative of some serious brain malfunction.
No.152549
>>152547or just by not being autistic
No.152551
>>152547I think the formula being perfected has only turned me off from it more because now I can see the man behind the curtain as he's gotten too fat to hide.
No.152553
>>152549Kind of comes with the being an otaku territory.
>>152551Exactly the same for me. The lowest common denominator otakuslop is disgusting.
No.152555
Gacha is just videogames but worse
Vtubers are just idols but worse
Truly hellish
No.152556
I refuse to call them otaku and I don't care what vtuber and gachafags say. They're not dedicated, they just accept whatever is in front of their face like when you shake plastic toy keys in front of a baby.
No.152559
I thought the broader idea was for otaku to support other otaku rather than giant corporations.
No.152560
>>152558Another poor Anon claimed by the hag
No.152568
>>152558So to summarize, lyrical subject was masturbating to something low-brow, when Yukari appeared. She summoned (or created out of thin air) multiple girls and then each of them proceeds to have an intercourse with lyrical subject. At some point girls vanish, but then Yukari has an intercourse as well, exhausting lyrical subject. Despite that, the guy seems to be glad, looking at eagerness of Yukari.
Is the above correct or not? And how long did it take for you to write that? It has a nice rhythm in many places.
No.152598
hikkis have stopped washing themselves and their clothes sadly so no more washing machine otaku are left
No.152892
>>152547Yeah, I've come to this way of thinking. This is probably the inevitability of chasing the low hanging fruits that are by far the most profitable. There are still lots of people out there creating amazing things, it's just that they're crowded out by gacha and vtubers. They're there if you look.
Sometimes I think it might be a good thing, it's like a black hole that sucks up a lot of undesirable people/stuff. Sometimes the evil gacha money is used for nice anime content, too. I'd prefer for it all to disappear, but at least it's not all bad.
>>152558Very fantastic post! Yukari really is a nice young girl, isn't she?
No.152897
>>152559Real doujin culture was never a thing in the west anyway so it's not like we're in a position to complain.
No.159391
>>152536Will you leak classified blueprints to Kissu?
No.159392
>>152529They were never that far off. Gachapon has been a thing in Japan for decades and idol culture will never die. Japs have just managed to make it evolve and become more accessible to everyone.
No.159398
what the hell is a washing machine?
No.159399
>>159398It's a machine that washes
No.159400
>>159399I can put my plates into it right?
No.159403
>>15939
No you put that in a dishwasher, a washing machine washes fabric stuff (mostly clothes)
No.159411
>>159404We put dishes inside of this thing?
No.159418
Japan must have a high level of entertainment consumerism to offset just how poor they are in real resources.
No.159419
>>152529"Otaku" has lost all meaning. It used to mean something similar to geek. There were animation geeks. Manga geeks (like comic geeks in the west of old). There were tank geeks, mecha geeks, computer geeks, gaming geeks, gun geeks and on and on it went.
Now much like "geek" hobbies in the west "otaku" hobbies in the east have been fully monetized and sanitized. Instead of saving for a long time to afford something cool like say, old military rifle or car you have companies churning out low quality garbage and trying to get new geek/otaku into buying that instead. Most of them do because they have no real interest in the hobby beyond it being a label they can use to define themselves under and show off through venues like social media.
Pretty much every hobby and the old people I used to interact with through those hobbies pre-social media are gone. The old members have drifted away because we were overwhelmed by newbies that didn't have anything beyond a surface level interest in the hobby. 20 of them would show up to a meeting that used to draw 6-8 people for years and refuse to integrate within the existing culture. Usually, one of two of them had fat wallets as well. Which they'd use to drive up the prices of everything related to the hobby because they had no idea of the real value and didn't care. They just wanted the item to show off on social media and brag about at the meetings. Which they're not running too. Since they were also the types to seek out the minimal power leading a meeting like that would give them over others ("I'm paying in more than you people. You people don't want to promote our meetings and seek out new members. You people have all these dumb rules. We don't need you. It's our meeting now").
Rinse and repeat over several different hobbies I used to be very active in. I used to dig out stuff out of dumpsters to save it because no one wanted it. Now the same things go for $2k+ a pop on ebay. Don't get a chance to get new old stock anymore either because scalpers figured out they could make a lot of money by over paying for it before someone tossed it into the dumpster.
I don't know why people are like this. I wish they weren't. I try not to be cynical about it and do enjoy meeting new people. But I don't want to meet 20 of them at a time and I actually want to participate it in my hobbies. I have no interest in posing for group photos for social media clicks or getting involved with vendors that never cared about the hobby in the first place. Plus after you've seen so many of your friends banned and run off after years of contributing you get pretty angry and no longer interested in being a part of whatever you saw ruined.
At least I still know that one otaku in Japan that likes to trade things for Confederate memorabilia. Wish I could send him real rifles.