/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

your move /jp/

[Anonymous No.]

Sage to E5

[Anonymous No.]

Left cannon to centre

[Anonymous No.]

:)

[Anonymous No.]

>/jp/ - China/General

[Anonymous No.]

Turn the Xiangqi board around.

[Anonymous No.]

use paint or something

[Anonymous No.]

>>3081854
the sage can't move like that. it's a 2x2 movement, think a horse in chess with an added horizontal movement.
Oh and it can't cross the middle ground.

[Anonymous No.]

haha sage is an actual piece

[Anonymous No.]

Since when does /jp/ know how to play chinese chess?

It would make more sense if it was go or something.

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>>3081848
b3-b10

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>>3081895
because a lot of chinese people or people who think they are chinese but are actually born in diffrent countries and have never lived in china... are also obsessed japan lovers... besides having an indendity problem.

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>>3081895
Blame chinese weeaboos.
There's a surprisingly large number of them. Just look at how there's a chinese patch for F/HA already (it's been out for like half a year) and we're still waiting on BL.

[Sakura !!sCKns1iPkwx No.]

>>3081911
Are you saying it's time for the final solution?

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>>3081911
This makes me sad, I was born of chinese descent and to think if i only kept the language i could be playing F/HA right now.

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This shit was just in /tg/. Fuck you.

[Anonymous No.]

华人不喜欢中国吗？ 哈哈哈 好奇怪！

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>>3081922
They didn't bother translating the H-scenes and something called eclipse I think. Fucking moralfags.
>>3081920
...Yes.

[Anonymous No.]

what is F/HA?

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>>3081911

GRAAAAA

HOW LONG, HOW LONG

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>>3081929

[Anonymous No.]

Oh shi, Chu have stolen the Han's fire cannons

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>>3081927
you never beat me !

[Anonymous No.]

>>3081929

Fate/Hollow Ataraxia.

2% fighting
8% plot
30% comedy scenes
60% fishing

[Sakura !!sCKns1iPkwx No.]

>>3081922
You'd need to also be able to read. And with all that kanji that might have been a bit too hard.

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象棋很好玩！

[Anonymous No.]

So what are the rules of Xiangqi?

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>>3081939
> 55% fishing
> 5% rediculous Nasu h scenes

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>>3081996
that's not the other way around
that's the same

[Anonymous No.]

It also works the other way around. I've seen chinese people playing shogi before too.

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>>3082001
Oh shi-

Thank you anon. I stand corrected.

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>>3082001
>>3081996
i mean the only people here in this thread who know how to play xiangqi are somewhere chinese but are in /jp/ because the are weeaboooos

so if they know how to play shogi
it's all the same
still fucking weaboos

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>>3082004
ok :) no problem
i rest my case

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>>3082008
I know how to play Xiangqi and I'm not in any way Chinese.

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>>3082024
still makes you a weaboo
so it's all the SAME

no srsly how the fuck do you know how to play

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>>3081979
Same like english chess.
Only difference is, the bishop cant cross the river.
Cannon can jump through one piece and eat the other piece. Pawn can move horizontal after they cross the river.

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You guys should stop playing all these garbage games in the inbred chess family and play a real game that doesn't restrict you to moving certain pieces in certain ways. Pic's related.

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Can a chink even be a weeaboo? I thought that term only applied to whites since it came from "wapanese".

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>>3082157
Obviously not.
It is normal for chinese to read manga or watch anime.
Doraemon and Dragonball was huge during the 80s and 90s. I watch cantonese dub of both of them when I was young.

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>>3082058
Do they really have to dress up like that to play?

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>>3082240
Yes?

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>>3082240
Yes.
>>3082239
Try to avoid the flamboyant patriotic youth population who identifies the japanese as scumbags in need of a holocaust (whether 'em gooks really are scumbags has yet to be affirmed or denied)

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>>3082258

Maybe it was different in mainland china or something. But outside of it, nobody really care about Japanese past dealing. I mean I met before tons of chinese fangirl swooning about some j idol shit and jdrama. Nobody give a shit about something 50years ago.

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>>3082267
Thanks Chinkface, you're a real bro.

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>>3082267
protip: there's a shitton of people in china. But yes, the feelings are fading (for better or worse).

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>>3082157
It didn't come from "wapanese" at all. It came from a Perry Bible Fellowship comic as a nonsense word (like scub).

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Bashing Japan over and over again is not by chinese but by worst korean.

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>>3082317

Weeaboo comes from the old wordfilter that turned "wapanese" into "weeaboo".

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>>3082317
That's where the word was picked up from, but it was popularized when it was used here as a wordfilter for "wapanese".

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>>3082317

yes that's obviously where moot got it from, but years ago in /a/ the word "wapanese" was wordfiltered to "weeaboo" and it's stuck even when the word filter was lifted.

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>>3082334
You, look at
>>3082335

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I imagine most modern day chinese as the cab driver from CANAAN. Driving recklessly to J-pop.

Is this image wrong?

[Anonymous No.]

I can play Chinese Chess poorly (Western Chess player primarily). But I have no idea how the notation system works for this game.

Go and Western Chess are probably the only two boardgames you could really get going on /jp/ (there were Go-playing threads in the past, but Western Chess technically doesn't belong on /jp/).