/jp/ - Otaku Culture

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I have a question for you today, /jp/.

Have you played a game that changed the way you thought about life, and if so, what?

[Anonymous No.]

WoW ruined my life :(

[Anonymous No.]

katawak shojo

dem feels XD

[Anonymous No.]

Katawa Shoujo.

The Emi route made me want to be more active and healthier. So far I've kept to my promise to my waifu.

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>>10107054

[Anonymous No.]

Whatever game it was that was more important to me than going outside or studying when I was a kid.

[Anonymous No.]

frogger. that frog had a hard life (._.)

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>>10107052
This is the worst kind of shitposting.

[Anonymous No.]

I cut off my hands thanks to Katawa shoujo. Now I'm popping codeine all day erry day and painting surrealistic art.

[Anonymous No.]

Catgirl planet, absolutely.

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katwawa sdojo

i burn myself cooking macaroni and chees an i was like "hanako... i know that feel"

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>>10107099
It made me stop drinking and doing drugs. It also made me take life more seriously. Now everyday I strive to do my best for my loved ones. I'm dating muslim girl right now. She is very different from other sluts I fucked in past. I hope we will be together forever.

[Anonymous No.]

The World Ends With You.

The game briefly broke me outta depression. I need a refresher course.

It was so deep but simple in it's explanation, like when they were talking about how your mind is a garden and you have to let people in it or how you limit your world's horizon. If you want to have a better world, a bigger world, a happier world you have to do it. Because your world ends with you.

Just talking about it is inspiring me, and that's after having worked black friday at Wal-Mart.

[Anonymous No.]

The Yakuza games made me realize that the only thing I care about in life is moving to Japan and joining the Yakuza family.

Someday I'll do it.

[Anonymous No.]

Tokyo Jungle made me appreciate our modern life and how easily things could end in an instant if we were simple animals.

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>>10107149
Okay I'm all for following your dreams, and the first part is entirely possible but.... A gaijin? Getting in the Yakuza?

Man... maybe they'd take you in just because the amount of balls you'd have to have to even think about doing that.

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>>10107155
They are scum. Like KKK today. They would let in anyone who would bust open someone's skull for them.

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Ever17

[Anonymous No.]

I played EO today and it reminded me of how terrible life is

[Anonymous No.]

Saya no Uta along with Elfen lied (though the second one is a manga) changed the way in which I perceive life. Not my own life, but life itself. It helped me taking a nihilistic stance and understanding the silliness of overestimating humans that most people share.

[Anonymous No.]

No, but /jp/ along with the whole anime/manga/VN medium itself thought me to not give a fuck about what people thought of me, and to stop being an overly emotional depressed turbonerd.

It changed the way of how I viewed life itself, it went from /r9k/ esque behaviours to, "aslong as I have my VNs and /jp/ buddies I'm all good and happy with my life"
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[Anonymous No.]

Touhou, it gives warm and fuzzy feelings..

I don't know for sure but the Shinto feels of Touhou has emerged to my soul.

[Anonymous No.]

Chrono Trigger. It made me realize that if I beat up dynosaurs, a cute primitive with huge jugs will fall in love with me.

[Hobo Girl !!WV1jKRT1S/h No.]

Can't think of one.
Surprisingly games have little to no effect on my way of thinking.
Only /jp/ was able to do that so I'd have to say F/SN because that's what got me beginning playing various VNs and let to me ultimately being here.

[Anonymous No.]

I loved Bioshock. It's like porn of the way things used to be before welfare existed. Also gave me an appreciation for scrounging and do-it-yourselfing.

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TF2 and the early Mega Mans that I played when I was still in highschool. They helped me get through some tough times and see the brighter side of things. Through TF2 I made some of my earliest friends, we aren't together anymore but I have fun memories of being with them and having fun together.

On weekends one of the first things I'd when I got up was do speedruns of either Mega Man 2 or 3. Those were my faves. I remember my best time for 3 was 1 hour and 6 mins. Then when I got bored of playing Mega Man I'd go play TF2 for 8-10 hours straight with my e-buddies.

What wonderful memories of youth!

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>>10107537
And yet you don't even live by yourself. Jesus goddamn it...

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>>10107569
Sounds wonderful. Thank you for sharing.

[gigs !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

I will say that Xenogears was pretty damn amazing.

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>>10107613
You ever play Xenoblade on Wii? Fucking awesome game with the same character designer.

The dude also did the Baten Kaitos series.

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>>10107569
>TF2 friends

No good people play TF2, sorry.

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>>10107652
2007

[gigs !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

>>10107619
Yes, but I haven't beaten it yet. My brother has my copy at the moment.

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>>10107570
dem libertarians right? dem libertarians

[Anonymous No.]

Oh hey, a video game thread.

Sure is more on-topic than a thread about 2channel/textboard culture, right, meido?

[KING OF /jp/ !2K23m85knQ No.]

Xenogears

crucifying giant robots looks stupid.

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>>10109584
Reminder that this person is ban evading, but the janitor is too busy deleting interesting, on-topic threads like >>10109390 to delete his posts or request a ban.

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yume nikki
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWEwyEXeZ4w

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>>10109563
Don't bully my waifu :DxD;+;

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Persona 3 and 4 taught me to love.

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>>10109597
>interesting, on-topic threads
lol

'hey mom, what did i spend last night doing? oh, just talking about the word sage on an internet message board made for specific video games and comics. it was so exciting! no, i can't think of any better way to have spent that time...'