/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>i
You have:
a Ron Penton Coin
a Coffee mug
some data structures
a copy of SICP
>e
You enter Ron Penton's Private Sexy Pleasures. There is a strong smell of smegma in the room.
>l
You are in Ron Penton's Private Sexy Pleasures. You see Ron Penton.
>put coin in Ron Penton
You put the coin in the Ron Penton. Ron Penton notices your data structures and starts peeing in your coffee mug.
>run
You cannot run. Ron Penton is filling the mug.
>PLUGH
You cannot PLUGH. Ron Penton has filled the mug and is staring at your asshole suggestively.
>throw data structures at Ron
You throw several STL structures at Ron Penton. Ron Penton is nonplussed.
>w
You try to go back but shitty collision detection prevents you from doing so. Ron Penton is approaching and licking his LIPS.
>read SICP
You start conjuring the spirits of the computer with your spells. Ron Penton twitches around.
>read SICP
Ron Penton's head has inflated by approximately 350%.
>read SICP
Ron Penton explodes. His guts are all over the wall.
>z
You rest.
>w
Now that the problem has been solved, you start heading back and take a sip from your mug on the way. OH SUSM-

>>14290929
well

>>11393179

They are visual because they contain pictures (and animation) as opposed to a traditional book which contains only text.

>>11393195
See image

>>11153825
It will be released January 19, 2038.

Is there any good VNs that run natively on GNU/Linux without bloated shitty Wine?

>>8752636
Why would a K&R VN involve SICP or MIT?

Maybe you don't know but MIT and Bell Labs were worlds apart in culture - http://dreamsongs.com/WorseIsBetter.html Don't be so careless in the future.

Install this.
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/107059

>>7394858
/g/ is at the very least better than /a/, even though that doesnt actually mean much

>>6964300
>>6964316
A plot twist is just a gimmick. Writing a story around a plot twist is like selling a product based solely on a gimmick.

Gimmick based games and stories are okay but usually only when they're short because they lose their luster once the gimmick gets old. The rest just tends to be filler.

>>6337129
Yes

>>5443972
Yes

So are we doing it yet?

>>4087097

Now I understand why /g/ and /jp/ are best friends forever.

>>3989974

>>2805358

Can anyone tell me where to get the SICP visual novel?

Pic related

Here, I've got one for you guys

Sussmanashi no Naku Koro ni (すさまなしのなく頃に, Susamanashi no Naku Koro ni, commonly abbreviated as SNAK) is an adult Japanese visual novel developed by /prog/ which will be released as a limited edition on January 3rd, 2038 playable on the PC. Sussmanashi no Naku Koro ni began as a series of prelude short scenarios in the /prog/ fandisc SICP no Shana. The gameplay in Sussmanashi no Naku Koro ni follows a plot line which offers pre-determined scenarios with courses of interaction, and focuses on the MIT course 6.001 and the book Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs (SICP).

Sussmanashi no Naku Koro ni incorporates actual slides from the 6.001 lectures and SICP exercises which have to be answered correctly in order to get the good ending.

SNAK centers around the period in which the protagonist, Grun Ur, enters the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) after moving to America from Japan. Most of the main stories revolve around the magical Y combinator and its powers.