/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>33430503
>russian engineers posting on /jp/
this is what I like about slow board culture

how do i AAA shit on IIDX? I can clear a good amount of 11s but i never get any score that's higher than an A or a AA on sub-10s

playstyle is 1048 and i'm doing lift+sud+ at 315~ish green number, maybe that's my problem? I don't even know how to setup this thing anymore.

no im not on CB i'm talking sinobuz

>>17790563
strangely accurate to my current thoughts since this year. finally finished mob psycho (manga) and well, its sort of just that. kind of being honest with your limits and knowing its okay not to be special. and i dont think largely i ever thought i was after my teen years. maybe this is some sort of japanese humility of the civilian or something. i dont know. but you have the greek society (early on not the later shit portion) where art and aesthetics were big, and it seems to me every person of any class was inclined or inspired BY their society/relatives/artworks to become something amazing. and not JUST for the COLLECTIVE or Emperor etc but ALSO for oneself. Nietzche for example says something like "in the pits of abyss/despair, high art is what can inspire a man to see beauty in life". and to me Dark Souls, Berserk, some Manga, Music, etc, are really awe inspiring.

such things like that can kind of stablize a person but yeah. then its just this humdrum day to day. to live with fire and passion i dont think you can be a slouch.

i guess i want that fire but without the effort, and that's where video games kind of come in. but 99% video games/hobbies are all humdrum now. find new hobbies? i dont know if that would work. i just see the whole "hobby thing" as a means of distarction

physical health, exercise, working out, that sort of thing... that healthy lifestyle, some light socialization, etc, moderation. that to me seems like the healthiest "happiest route".