>>23778
Rude

How do I get into wargames like this without having to splurge on models?
Can I just like play it on Tabletop Simulator or something?
I mean this hobby sounds super cool and I already like strategy computer games but I've found it hard to get into tabletop gaming in general.

>>23778
my clit is not a micropenis you faggot

>>23795
Yeah you can use tabletop simulator to play
Or if you wanna save money in the future and wanna play casually, then get a 3d printer and print out models
But if you wanna buy official models, then look on secondary sites that sell them at lower prices
You can also play dawn of war games

I'm not too familiar with WH40K but my school bestie loved it and loved to tell me random lore trivia. We also collected a lot of fanart. I like WH40K aesthetic, and a lot of fanart is very high quality.

I listened to some lore videos to know more about the world, but outside of that I'm not much interested. I can't play the tabletop, simply because I live in a 3rd world shithole and don't have
the money and people to play with. The books… Well, I'm not a fan. They are not high-quality. Although the worldbuilding is fantastic, I think that the writing itself is terrible. The vidya is also very hit or miss. Some games are fine, thought, like DoW and Mechanicus.

My favourite faction is Adeptus Mechanicus, because I love how they look and their lore.

even though it's a japanese phone and i probably wouldn't be able to use it properly, i really want to buy a cute docomo flip phone just for fun :]

Just changed my phone for a fairphone recently, the launcher was shit so I downloaded a new one. I also discovered the joy of making my own widgets with KGWT. It's pretty fun

>>1222
Hugh, same. The phones are so big now. I can't fit them in my pockets and I hate that.
A friend of mine use a blackberry and he told me it was working really well. I dunno about the price but there's still that for keyboards

>>23244
Ah, it looks so cute

Phones are so fuckhuge these days and I'm sick of having to free up both hands to use mine. Kinda tempted to get something like pic related.

>>23246
Why fairphone? Not judging just curious. And is it meeting your expectations?

>>23362
Different reasons. The whole etical aspect of the brand is really nice, the fact that I can just replace anything I want is pretty awesome too. But to be honest the main reason why I was looking into it was because I wanted a phone not made in China. But each brand I looked at that didn't make their phones in China was owned by whines investors. So fairphone was kind of the lesser of the two evil in a way.
Now that's it's been a while, I can say the battery life is OK, it really benefited from the change of launcher. Also changed the default photo app because it is also really bad. For the use I get out of it, it's a really nice phone, in all the reviews people talked about slow openings of app and I don't feel it at all but YMMV

>>23854
Any

>>23858
Storm of Steel by Ernst Junger made me interested in World War 1 so I read The First World War by Hew Strachan because I found it at a thrift store and I liked it. I'm reading 1776 by David McCullough now which is about the American Revolution and it's not bad either but I'm not done with it.

any short stories that you'd recommend, keep it R please, nothing nc-17, I'm 21 but get triggered easily with morbid themes, I almost walked out when watching hereditary and I stopped readong A Clockwork Orange when I knew it contained gang rape and The Time of The Hero because of the ambiguously written bestiality scene, it can feature crime just not have it uncomfortably described with specific details

>>23865
I was going to suggest a bunch of Lovecraft, but if you don't like spooky things then better not. Maybe you'd enjoy Neil Gaiman's short stories. He uses a lot of fantastical, fairytaley elements. "Chivalry" is a good one.

>>23865
Thomas Ligotti if you like horror. Particularly his compilation book, Songs of a Dead Dreamer & Grimscribe. Nothing particularly graphic as far as I can tell. His style of horror tends to be Lovecraftian, more cerebral and existential.

Etgar Keret's The Bus Driver Who Wanted to be God is good too, his short stories tend to be a bit humorous and surreal. I also recommend High Tide in Tucson by Barbara Kingslover. They're more like a collection of her essays, but for a change of pace she writes a lot about nature, environmentalism, her life and travels. It's really 180 from anything graphic and is a nice breezy read that also has a lot of depth.

>>23732

if you want a modern game, Ace Combat 7 is pretty cool

If you don't mind emulation, Ace Combat 4 is also an excellent choice to start

my favorite is Ace Combat 3 but it lacks some of the later games mechanics, like the special weapons for example.

Yeah, they're awesome games, I have only played the PS2 ones though. The music is the best part
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OiP_n7dGsB8

>>23747
I forgot how youtube works on cc

I somehow own ace combat 04. I think it came with my ps2 when I bought it used. My bf loves the game and says it's one of his favorite from his childhood. I think I've played it once and I remember struggling with the controls for some reason… I might just be stupid though.

>>23587
new us pressings are the fucking worst quality 99% of the time, it's like they're made specifically to be played once on a preteens crosley and then used as wall decor
vinyl as a whole i find sounds a lot warmer and more pleasant to listen to, there's a lot of depth to the sound even if you're playing it through cheap speakers

>>23656
I’m trying to check out more prog. What do you recommend, anon?

>>23750
The band Yes, also some King Crimson, some Genesis probably; I guess it depends though, as "prog" can sometimes apply to multiple genres. For example there is prog rock, but there is also prog/jazz and prog metal, even. Do you like jazz?

>>23671
Get the google translate app and use the camera translator and it will tell you.

>>23587
It absolutely is and anyone who says otherwise is either retarded or deaf.

>>23619
Hades

as anon said, it's Hades, a videogame. It's pretty good.

>>23619

It's Hades, a video game. It's pretty gay.

I don't know but I would watch it anyways because of the cute boys and the rap battles no matter how shitty it actually is

I don't watch current anime but this made me a little bit curious because of the guy with glasses.
Have any of you watched it? Is it tolerable?
https://myanimelist.net/anime/48997/Fantasy_Bishoujo_Juniku_Ojisan_to

>>23607
I must add that I hate the "guy turned into a beautiful girl and now he and his hot best friend are attracted to each other" coomer trope. Does that happen here?

>>23608
Yeah, that’s literally the entire crux of the plot. This show is garbage tier TG fetish fiction with an extremely heavy layer of no homo for good measure

>>23607
>>23608
>>23670
The show so far is about retaining their prior relationship. It's the usual isekai fantasy game-like world and the man turned woman has a buff that makes any man fall in love. His friend resists this.

>>23607
I read the first 30 or so chapters of the manga and thought it was decent. Then I got bored. I don't think it's overly coomerish. If I recall correctly, it's drawn/written by a married couple.

>>23626
Yup. That’s honestly way more autistic than all the ”cutesy” TRAnime shit itt.

>>23631
She's literally braindead from bird demon penis rape though

>>23633
Dick-induced autism

>>23634
Happens to us all

Might as well post all of them