/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

tsukihime

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i used to love tsukihime

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>>11112827
>i used to love tsukihime
...then you took an arrow to the knee?

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I don't understand why Typemoon stuff is so popular.

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>>11112868

I feel the same about a lot of popular VNs.

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>>11112868
I don't like much typemoon, just tsukihime. it gave me a really nostalgic feeling the first time. there's something melancholic that reminds me of my school years.
that's why i like it

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>>11112827
what happened to that passion?

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>>11113208
I accepted the fact that no vampire princess would ever jump out my games and save me from the infinite solitude that is my life. it was so painful to accept reality again after years
now I learned how to pretend to be a normal person, and this way sometimes I manage to get close to someone else. this is pretty pleasant even when bad feelings are involved.
I like to observe people. most of them act in a certain manner so they don't feel lost when they face something unknow. its pretty easy to work around these schemes and force them to do what I want. this is kind of a fun thing to do. but I guess its not very nice so i do it just for petty thimgs or for real emergencies. I managed to make some friend after all. I really didn't choose them, in fact some are people that really have nothing to do with me. but the affection they show to me is pleasant, so I kept them close to me and help them when I can. i still feel so alone sometime. i wonder if having a family feels like having friends.

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>>11113333
as if a /jp/er would have some kind of puppet master social skills

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Tsukihime gives me this unknown feeling that I cannot explain to myself, but I nevertheless much enjoy that feeling.I really like all of the characters, and I basically have sympathy for all those crazy heroines.

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I honestly think the only good parts in Tsukihime was the Satsuki scenes and the attack on the hotel scene

Everything else was kind of awful, even age put aside. Ciel's whole Christian demon hunter thing was kind of cool, but that was merely "sort of neat," not actually good

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>>11113391
its much more easy than you think actually. you have only to wait and observe the reactions the person in question have with different stimuli. when you can determine what he values, how he see himself and what are the rules he would never break, its easy to figure out how make him trust you, or build a situation where you can determine what kind of decisions he will make. its not a 100% surefire thing though. its really handy, anyway. i noticed that people in some kind of leardership position are the less conformist and more willing to break the rules, even if they pretend its the other way. underlings share the common trait of binding themselves with something, like what others think of them or never venturing beyond what society takes for right. they also like to complain and watch tv a lot. they're pretty boring actually. sure, its full of exceptions. but this is true in 80% of the people I've met.
>>11116106
everything was sort of neat. tsukihime is great for a series of derivative things. like the lonely mood. but also the unblossomed potential feeling. we knew they weren't pro i mean, so we looked it with the doujin goggles

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>>11116331

Stop it Freud.

Why don't you join firefighter squad and help people from fires and such?