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That's  a tough one. My first inclination is SW:KotoR or Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines (it's the game I've replayed the most out through the years), but I actually think MGS3 might just win out overall in terms of complete and utter adoration for every aspect of the game.
I'll leave this here:
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That's  a tough one. My first inclination is SW:KotoR or Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines (it's the game I've replayed the most out through the years), but I actually think MGS3 might just win out overall in terms of complete and utter adoration for every aspect of the game.
I'll leave this here:
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Northernlion and his circle of friends.
For Gunpla stuff, either Zakuaurelius or StryderPrime.

Nice job, it's been a long time coming and I imagine it must feel nice to be entering the final stretch at last. Until the next redesign, at least.
The markings of Tay's official face-heel turn?

The top of it is kinda an image overload, might partly be owed to the size of the header, but I think it more has to do with one row of images after another. It might look cleaner if the recently released section was either moved down or reworked in some way.
Anyway, that's just my mediocre observation coming from my questionable sense of aesthetics.

It's funny how you always say that, Tiag.

The thread in which I discover that people actually utilize the forum's follow feature.
Your posts are always enlightening, Tiag.

Mostly spending all my time/money on plastic crack, really.

Finish Fate/Stay Night, ya dingus.

The thread in which I discover that people actually utilize the forum's follow feature.
Your posts are always enlightening, Tiag.

It's funny how you always say that, Tiag.

A good chunk of Liar-Soft which previously worked on Forest, was employed on FTR as well - mainly Ryuuko Ooishi (art) and Takao Tozan (writing); hence the similiarities. Unfortunately, what makes Forest so unique is Meteor's writing and it's the part FairyTale Requirem clearly lacks (not saying it's bad, just different).
Depending on that, I'd either advise to continue your adventure with Liar-Soft games, or grab anything written by Meteor afterwards. Albeit Hikaru Sakurai wasn't directly involved with Forest, that game is a sort of a spiritual prequel (along with Seven-Bridge), to whole WAB series.
That said, read Inganock. You won't regret it.

I'll throw Ayakashibito out there, since you seemed to enjoy Hanachirasu and Kikokugai. Solid title with the dark themes you're probably looking for.

I'll throw Ayakashibito out there, since you seemed to enjoy Hanachirasu and Kikokugai. Solid title with the dark themes you're probably looking for.

Yes.
Since I can't understand the language, visual novels will always be more of a reading experience than an auditory one for me anyway. If the dub were extremely bad, I can just turn it off/play it without sound. I wouldn't let something like an English only dub deter me from reading a VN I was looking forward to.
That said, there's some cues (and humor) that can usually be gotten from the tone and cadence of the original VA,  so it's not like its completely removed from the experience of reading a visual novel altogether - it's just not essential to me.

All I know is that one of the heroines has "Tentacles(consensual)" as a tag on VNDB. I expect greatness. 

Yes.
Since I can't understand the language, visual novels will always be more of a reading experience than an auditory one for me anyway. If the dub were extremely bad, I can just turn it off/play it without sound. I wouldn't let something like an English only dub deter me from reading a VN I was looking forward to.
That said, there's some cues (and humor) that can usually be gotten from the tone and cadence of the original VA,  so it's not like its completely removed from the experience of reading a visual novel altogether - it's just not essential to me.

Yes, adults with money.
I don't think I've pirated a game (VNs withstanding) in well over a decade.

If you want to pirate games, go ahead. Don't dress it up as something it isn't though. Money and man hours went into creating them, regardless of the size or perceived greed of who owns the rights to them. It's not sticking it to the man, it's just plain old copyright infringement. 

If you want to pirate games, go ahead. Don't dress it up as something it isn't though. Money and man hours went into creating them, regardless of the size or perceived greed of who owns the rights to them. It's not sticking it to the man, it's just plain old copyright infringement. 

Yes, adults with money.
I don't think I've pirated a game (VNs withstanding) in well over a decade.

If you want to pirate games, go ahead. Don't dress it up as something it isn't though. Money and man hours went into creating them, regardless of the size or perceived greed of who owns the rights to them. It's not sticking it to the man, it's just plain old copyright infringement. 

Yes, adults with money.
I don't think I've pirated a game (VNs withstanding) in well over a decade.

안녕하세요
For a while there's been a Japanese learning group or three on fuwa, for good reason, but recently for personal reasons I was wondering if there would be any interest in forming a group for learning Korean. I myself am a beginner, in my second semester at college, and there'd be no required skill level to join. It'd be a nice way to get some feedback and daily practice, so I'm attempting to feel out if there's any interest or if everyone's busy learning Japanese ^^
I think as long as we could have like 4+ active members it would be worth trying. Let me know if you're interested. (Though honestly I expect that this might just be a huge failure, lol. Gotta try)
If there's interest, we'll go from there with the details.
 
Edit: send me a message on fuwa if you're interested

TFW I go back to my introduction thread (the very first thread I ever created) and find Hoshizora no Memoria as one of my favorite VNs:

...and then Nosebleed gives you a garbage tier loli when you don't even like lolis: