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>>7240972

I doubt Hotglue or Loyalty will win the CTF tournament as I can't see either being assed to make bots specifically for it and dump even more money into the game. I'll be amazed if they both make it to the finals.

The winner of the tournament is probably going to be Turtle Cleave, which is an all star team of autists who are well known for going to any length to win. Check it.
Regular Members
1. asukuu
2. Puddin'
3. Etherlight
4. Vyolets
5. Gammy
1. Asagi
2. Redux

Excluding Redux who's probably wormed his way in for the prizes on name recognition and doesn't have any RT on that account, everyone in that roster knows how to play and has blown over a hundred dollars in RT. Puddin' and Etherlight have four digit numbers in how much they've spent. Further they've got a rich laggy Vietnamese prick to seal the deal. The perfect storm for a CTF tournament.

The finals will probably be them vs OPPAI OPPAI(snowfags), as snowfags are the other team I can see blowing the money to make loadouts specifically for ctf.

I just want to see Loyalty and Hotglue fight again. Like back when CB was good.

You can get the authentic japanese school clothing and accessories at Passing-Fancy.com as was mentioned in that dakimakura thread some time back.

http://passing-fancy.com/

They also have some other cosplay type stuff available. If I had to buy something online and needed total anonymity, I would go to wal-mart and buy one of those refillable visa cards. I would pay cash for it. That is because purchases with a debit/credit card at supermarkets is kept track of by registered name on the card. If you are also a store club member there, it will attach the value alongside your member value but not credit it to your official purchase total if you didn't use your club card. The stores do that to identify their best customers as the top 5% customers account for like 50% of the sales at some stores. Thus, those customers are the ones that get additional postal mailings and coupon deals to help keep retain their loyalty. Customers that only come in to buy loss-leaders, pssssh.

Anyways, those records can be important if security checks or lawyers (divorce, investigation, curious ones) request info since it will show up that you buy condoms, alcohol, and hosiery. In a divorce case, that can be harmful if the ex-wife says you didn't use any of those condoms with her for example. A security check could show you buying a loli related item.... Your purchase records, library and magazine checkouts, etc, were made much more available due to the Patriot Act and various other laws. While the patriot act has parts of it needing re-votes to extend it, some of the other law changes do not as they are permanent. Revoking them would be hard due to that constant use of republican filibuster.

>>5967361
Thats funny because I didn't even try to be top 10, never switched teams or anything in the shuffle either, it just happened.

Here is the screenshot at the end of minibeta, no one from hotglue there, its mostly DOS. And your point doesn't stand since I don't think you had more points than me, let alone all of loyalty in this beta. I didn't check the monthly standings for how many points which clan had but your original claim was pure bullshit.

I'll give you that about hotglue being the reason WIZ is so overpopulated compared to DOS and BRD, but back then you had enough people for 2 clans and /jp/ was pretty much the first board to get into this game.

Take characters off map to heal them.
Ignore debt and borrow BP to build Curry wolves.
Full deployment during income phase, even if you want to heal your characters.
Talk to Kuga once to get Wolf Fang special move.
Look up Tomoka in wiki to find out how to capture her. Tactical command is glorious.
If you get Kendo and Kyuudo during School chapter, be sure to grab Amon Saito during National Chapter.
Even if you get Camila, she won't be a mid-range attacking vampire.
Check loyalty regularly. Build Hot Springs.
Benkei is moe.
Kyouko/Yuuna/Shouko/Amon Saito combo makes a great sniping team.
Macgyver is fucking unbeatable if you set him up right.

>>5313289
>1. Knows how to act like a lady.
What's a 'lady' by men's standards?
>2. Honesty.
Check.
>3. Loyalty.
Check.
>4. Pretty face.
Can't judge my own face; everyone's standard of attractiveness is different.
>5. Slim body.
Check.

I'm turning this into new Umineko theories thread.
Okay, a couple of theories. Trying to think up something to counter ShKannon.

1. They are different people, one is a girl in love with George, the other is a boy close to Jessica, all is fine. They both know Kinzo is dead. But for some reason (hatred towards Krauss/Natsuhi or maybe loyalty to Kinzo) one of them doesn't plan on holding this facade for another family conference. Stating so shortly before the conference, the traitor gets killed by someone faithful to Natsuhi's plan (Krauss, Genji or the second one of them). But the conference is at hand, switching to another servant is impossible since they don't know about Kinzo, and the death most likely needs to be hidden from Natsuhi (since in ep5 we seem to know everything that she knows).

This helps to deal with the whole EP1 - it gets resolved with Shannon being alive. Kanon is dead to begin with, his corpse is disguised as Shannon, and Hideyoshi doesn't know them well enough to notice the difference. George doesn't see the corpse, so he believes his father. Shannon than proceeds to be Kanon for the rest of the episode, Nanjo is an accomplice, of course (most likely so in all the episodes).

Similar situation in third episode - Kanon\Shannon corpse on 1st twilight is genuine, but they were dead to begin with. Nanjo hides the fact. Hell, maybe Nanjo is the one that killed him\her in the first place. I don't remember episodes 2-3 too well, gotta reread them and check red text.

The main point here - they're different people, but one is disguised as another just for this conference. No multiple personalities bullshit. I believe this is an old theory, I wonder if anything destroyed it in Ep6.

A healthy amount of trolling keeps rabid fanboyism in check, which is something that the Umineko fanbase really needs right now. If you say that Umineko isn't the greatest thing ever, or even imply that it has any flaws, you will be flamed to hell and back. This doesn't happen with other popular VNs because people have learned that they'll be trolled if they're too extreme in their expression of loyalty toward a VN.