/jp/ - Otaku Culture

please don't destroy sally
she's a good person

>>15328955

I'm aware of Maitetsu but since it's being localized I'll actually wait for that. I'd have tried Monobeno already if wasn't for its daunting Japanese. Oniichan Kiss looks good though, thanks for that.

>>15329044

>That was the first Tanuki game I didn't enjoy. Feels like a cheap nukige instead of their usual middle class nukige.

I guess I was right to be on the fence about it. I really enjoyed the time I spent with Tonari no Puu-san but I wasn't interested in that one at all. Hows Shoujo Kyouiku though, I have it in my "to-play" list and it looks great.

>>14941869
Is this thread dead? Please dont be dead.

>>13918560

Is this not how the majority does it? When the streams start to pop up I usually just do something else for an hour or two until a link pops up.

Why would you want to see the bosses before playing the game?

>>13398972
Thanks and I wish you the same.
Don't forget to always take note of those ideas, they can be helpful into the near future, and they're a damn ephemeral thing that can evaporate in thin air in matter of hours. don't let them go.

You can start out by learning how to program. Whether it's for this dream project of yours or not, it's always a good skill to develop especially in time and age where we're surrounded by digital information.
Music is more a matter of emphasizing simple and beats/humming/melody that seem dumb as hell at first but you can stitch, overlay, make them feel more complex in a myriad of ways. Or you could simply remold dark/forgotten pieces to your liking (that's what Zun do I think). I made the first jump by buying a midi keyboard and learning how to get myself around a daw software.
For drawing, well look at Zun, he can't draw for shit yet everyone loves his art.

Except for drawing, I wasn't born good at these things neither so I decided to work my ass off and try to develop them even though I'm a real slowpoke, well I had this project in mind when I was 23 and it's going for something like 3 years now but I'm still far from 25% completion because I wasted a lot of time trying to "learn" many things (failing 3 times during college helped I guess lol).
Now that I graduated and have more time (even though work outside this project is taking me the biggest part, I do have free time) I think it's high time to organize a real schedule if I want this game to be out before my 30s which is not that far btw.

Thanks OP, I really needed that bowel movement

>>12288941
7 years and still going strong. Refrain from drugs and alcohol when you know that kids are unavoidable and know when to run away if things ever get awkward. Not acting out is the easy part. What's really difficult is having to deal with the intense guilt, depression, and feeling of isolation that come with the package.

>>12288927
Still wouldn't be in their best interest. It's something you just don't do. Ever. You'll be ruining a whole bunch of lives.