Keaton

O...OMG this is one of the best intro thread i ever read...seriously!
i`m gonna give u my best joke and the best pic i can find.
A sandwich walks into a bar. The barman says ''Sorry we don't serve food in here''    



Do you like traps? If you do, you are one step closer to paradise on earth. Read Sharin no kuni~~~ its my fav vn, and i hope you will like it too. P.S keep up the good job m8!!

You don´t need to install the game, just drag and drop the game files from the ISO to everywhere you want.
Then place the patch.xp3 into the folder and you´re done. The patch.xp3 includes a bypass for the Key question.
You can now start the game just by clicking the .exe.
 
tbh you could have just read the readme from the patch release.

For one, people may not know Japanese, but they do know english, and most people who read regularly outside of VN's can easily see when something reads terribly and doesn't flow. If a piece of writing doesn't read well, then it's just as much a cause for a complaint as straight TL-errors, imo.

It's one of the things that bother me the most about this fanbase, they accept every single translation like it's the holy grail, even if the translator will outright say they don't know much japanese. They don't care about it's readability or it's accuracy, despite people claiming they do. They only care about its existence. Nobody is willing to call any translator out on their bullshit because they feel unqualified to criticize something because everyone else will ruthlessly defend it's simple existence over it's content.

People who don't learn Japanese shouldn't be scrutinized or looked down upon and be given garbage just because they don't learn Japanese and be told to 'deal with it.' That's absurd.

Reading in Japanese is like getting your pizza from a New York pizzeria.
Reading a translation by a qualified individual is like getting it from Domino's.
Reading a translation from your typical Translation Team is like getting a Red Baron frozen pizza.
Reading a translation with Atlas/VNR is like digging up a disc-shaped clod of dirt and eating that.

I had played WoW from Burning Crusade to mid-Mists of Pandaria as a hardcore raider, but I stopped playing because the encounters just stopped being interesting, even after doing every encounter from different perspectives (tank, healer, hunter, caster dps, melee dps).

Right now however I'm playing Final Fantasy XIV:  A Realm Reborn because quite frankly, it's better in my opinion.  Crafting actually takes time when doing high-level items and it requires some careful consideration as to how you approach your crafts.  Gathering as well is much more than FIND NODE, PUNCH NODE, GAIN STUFF.  
 
When it comes to actual combat content, the encounters that have been current content have been pleasantly challenging and have taken a long time to learn the fights as a hardcore raider (as competing players will NOT release their findings until much later).  Fights have also been completely merciless towards under-performance or handling mechanics incorrectly, 9/10 times causing the group to die.
 
If you want an example of EVIL mechanics from it though, I'd go back to 2.0 Twintania which was labelled as the most difficult MMO encounter ever made, as it had a large amount of instant-death mechanics, a large amount of situational awareness required, and the gear in that period was not particularly good for this encounter in the hardcore days.  The mechanic in question is Twisters.  Twintania would start a cast called "Twister" and at the end of the cast 4 random players will have an invisible landmine placed on their location at the time the cast ended; if the player stepped on the landmine (now called twister for consistency) it instantly killed them and knocked back all nearby players very far (there's a wall surrounding the arena that if you touch it, you instantly die as well).  Now here's the kicker, you don't know if you've been targeted by it and if you go too far away from your own twister, it detonates, causing you and anyone else nearby to get knocked back, most likely into the death wall.
 
I love almost all of the encounters (some are just too easy), and I continue to play it as a hardcore raider to this day.

Hopefully, a title without any lines to translate.

On the next episode of blogging in Japan, Ren heads to Ueno where he seeks a delicious cup of hot chocolate. Feeling spontaneous, he travels back to Akiba in hopes of finding something related to Love Live. Does he succeed? Will he ever consider Milky Holmes a good anime? Will he ever find a Domino's Pizza?! Tune in to find out!
 

 
Enjoy the episode!

Yuna, easy. AHAHAHAHAHA.
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5FTJxfV3pc

This came up on my playlist and felt like sharing a song. 
Gotta say this is one of my favs 
 

Most of mine come from the Rance series.
Senhime:



Sill Plain:



Maria Custard:



Satella:



 
For husbando it would be:
Rance:



Nagare Ryoma:



Kabuto Kouji:



Rick Addison:

Husbando



 
Waifu

Fixed it for you.
 
Cardfight! Vanguard: The lovestory between Kai and Aichi.

You know.. *gulp* us humans having attractions towards anime characters?

Have any? If so, who and why?

Mine: Nico Yazawa:

She is:

N: Nice
I: Irritable
C: Cutie
O: Oh... oh.. um awesome....?

Sorry, just post your waifu and any reason why. I was just being different there.

This came up on my playlist and felt like sharing a song. 
Gotta say this is one of my favs 
 

Quality effort copying the skype thread and replacing skype with ts


"Too many girls on Fuwa, something's wrong..."
--Nosebleed, 2014

Greviious: The deep web is awesome. It has child porn, murder, research papers

I finished my Milky Holmes walkthrough and moved it. I made sure everything's alright but you can recheck if you want.

I'm simply not pushing hard enough. Sorry guys. I won't let Tay drink and drive anymore. 

Courtesy of Rooke 

Cute can be sexy... well I find almost anything sexy to be cute honestly. 
 
Slightly NSFW

Don't remove on-topic images, guys! ;-;

No arguments from me.
Here's one from me