/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>12059394

You're pretty demanding! And possibly insane. I'll bite.

>You must be excited and motivated to play.
Uh-huh, always excited to play some RO. If it's party play I'll log in to bother everyone daily.
Soloing is the number one reason I lose my motivation to play.

>Must be an RO veteran from the good old days, though there may be exceptions.
I started playing regularly sometime before advanced jobs was a thing, up until right before Renewal.

>You must flow with the group and only the group. Desertion is prohibited and excessive soloing is discouraged.
Is this a cult? Just checking. Well, it's not like I'm opposed to that kind of thing. I'll behave.

>The rule is all for one and one for all. Do not jew your RO friend.
I expect nothing less, and neither should anyone else.

I'm sociable but I might not open up immediately.
My hobbies are reading (books and manga/manwha) and games, sometimes.
I like cute things.
Time Zone is GMT +1 (Europe) but I'm a NEET so I can adjust my "schedule" if necessary.
Server specifics doesn't matter as long as the company is good.
I can play any class. At least I used to. Since that's vague as heck, let's just say I go for a (Combo) Monk as my first choice.
Been ages since I played one of those.

>>12027654
Her snaggletooth.

For those who don't understand what experiencing ASMR is like, I'll give a simple explanation.

Imagine instantly becoming very relaxed and comfortable. And there is nothing but the present, all your worries, stress, anger, frustration, anything like that is just GONE. There's just you, and that weird guy with a stick tapping a piece of wood.

But, what really stands out, is the high sensory awareness you get at the same time.

Ever heard a sudden noise outside your field of vision that made you jump? You turn around and it's almost as if time has slowed to a crawl. You suddenly hear the tiniest of sounds and pay perfect attention to the smallest of movements in your field of vision. Trying to make sense of the noise you heard, to find the source.

It's that kind of deal. And it stays as long as you're in this relaxed state.

And because you're so absorbed in the present, it gets ridiculously easy to, for example, spend hours just watching someone stack and play around with coins. Time passing just isn't a concern. At all.

And it's not boring, it's not something you regret in hindsight either like "Shit, why did I waste my time like that!". Rather it's a very fulfilling experience when you successfully trigger it in full force.

That's why people bother watching these videos of people making noise with plastic bags for 20 to 40 minutes. It's fucking amazing.

>>11559128
Oh, ok. Carry on then.

Thank you, OP.

Way better chapter than the last WAHH one.