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Which Touhou has the best buttocks?

>>8505915
>You go from /b/ to /v/ to /a/ THEN to /jp/

That's not the only valid course of progression. I went from /h/ to /d/ to /g/ to /jp/.

>>8016208

I'd recommend just spending an open night getting all the games, patching them/making sure everything's set up correctly, and getting the feel of the overall mechanics and controls. Try every single damn one by the end of the night, and see which one tickles your fancy the most.

Some people include a complete or near-complete data file (saved profile) that basically has all the stuff in the game pre-cleared for you. You can just delete these if you want to feel good about doing Extra by yourself etc.

Although people familiar with schmups may say Touhou isn't amazingly difficult or can only be sort of difficult at best.. they are really just showing off their elitism to the extreme. An outsider to schmups overall WILL find Touhou to be HARD, one of the hardest games they've ever played, and seemingly fucking inhuman/impossible at some points. When you watch videos they make it look so fucking easy, then you go try to do an Extra clear as a noob, get fucking owned by the trash mobs (or waste all your bombs just to get to the midboss), and you'll feel like an utter failure at life.

It's at this point that defines whether you're gonna be a real fan or not. Quite simply, the more you play the better you get, and it gets to the point where like 90+% of all of the content of all of the games will become laughably easy for you. True Touhou fans will master all the games, tirelessly memorizing the patterns and spellcards until they utterly master every game.

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