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Anonymous Tue Jul 19 08:18:24 2011 No.7637707 [Reply] [Original]

Question about Touhou, I recently started and I'm not so good at it, what is the best way to avoid? By holding shift or without?

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 19 08:20:23 2011 No.7637712 Avoid what? If you are referring to avoiding making shitty threads, the best course of action is to click the red x at the top right corner. Reported for being a piece of shit.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 19 08:20:52 2011 No.7637714 >>7637712 Bullets.

Anonymous Tue Jul 19 08:21:23 2011 No.7637715

It shouldn't be hard to figure out.

If there are many big and fast bullets, you may want to avoid them without holding shift.

If the density of the bullets is high or you're in the middle of some kind of pattern you may want to cautiously move around with focused movement.

Excuse my bad english.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 19 08:22:23 2011 No.7637719 File: 3 KB, 126x126, 1311078179418.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7637718

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 19 08:22:54 2011 No.7637718 >>7637714 In that case, double reported for being a whiny faggot who needs everything spoonfed to you. Just go play the fucking game to learn it, you retarded sack of shit.

Anonymous Tue Jul 19 08:26:23 2011 No.7637725

Watch replays of people playing on lunatic, and, unless you are blind or stupid, you will notice how they do shit.
Here are some of Touhou Zen teachings:

The first time you play Touhou, you play it like Space Invaders. You move back and forth frantically. You die a lot.

Then you realize that you can move up and down, too. You complete EASY MODO.

Then you come to understand streaming. If the bullets are aimed at you, you don't move frantically; you move slowly to one side in a very cautious, streamlined manner. You complete NORMAL MODO.

Then one day you realize that you can see the spaces between the bullets instead of the bullets themselves. You feel like Neo as he saw the truth behind the Matrix. You complete HARD MODO.

Finally, you realize that Touhou is not a two-dimensional game; it has a third dimension: time. As your mind thinks in all three dimensions at once, transferring the Z axis of normal experience to a Z axis of time, you finally realize how to be in the right place at the right time to beat the hardest of spell cards. You complete LUNATIC MODO. You have reached Touhou Zen.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 19 08:27:54 2011 No.7637728 >>7637725 I'm stuck at this stage on normal. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_j4TJyLQPvM

Anonymous Tue Jul 19 08:34:25 2011 No.7637746
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>>7637728
The good thing about Aya in this game is that she has a sort of double-focused movement, during which you can micrododge with a quite large window for error. It's like everything around you moves in slow motion. Just play around with the directions and see how softly you can hit the keys/move the gamepad.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 19 08:42:26 2011 No.7637758 >>7637728 StB doesn't have difficulty levels.

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