/media/ - Media

>>37793
I adore him. My sweetest little pumpkin.

>>37793

i hope we get more lancer screen time, asgore can wait i need to speak with son of the month..

I think Rebe is making some really good music rn 🇪🇸

Morocco isn't exactly known for its music but there are decent bands.

I've never read it but it seems like a pillar stone of yaoi maybe I'm showing my age?). What's so interesting about the story?

>>37717
How would that even be possible ????

>>37720
Hussie felt irrelevant and broke, searched for a way to milk his cow again

I read it because a girl I liked liked it. Lost interest when we grew apart. Obviously I was never in the fandom but it is nostalgic.

>>37717
I saw the trailer the voice acting sounded horrendous. I can't stand most animated voice acting it sounds so bad and forced. Homestuck didn't have any and we were all so grateful for the fact.

I read it back in the day and got disinterested around the time the alphas were introduced, and stopped when the story went on endlessly about the ugly green cherubs. It's sort of a fascinating topic though. It was such an interesting mix of actual multimedia storytelling and had really compelling elements, including the (accidental?) marketing genius of the exact formula every character followed. There was some insanely good fan work for it, but the fandom was also what made it crash and burn. I really don't think AH ever intended for it to get so big, and his disdain for the fandom was palpable, especially at some point his frustration sabotaged his own project. Which was absolutely understandable. I still don't get why this story attracted one of the most legendarily feral fanbase. I remember that a lot of fans didn't even read the text and just watched the animations. It'll forever be a cautionary tale for me. I've had some success with putting works online and getting people involved with it but always got a bit uneasy when people got too attached to my stuff. At a certain point you lose all control over your own work and what people do with it or read into it is out of your hands.

>>37622
ddlg women disturb me on a visceral level, it's like someone completely abandoning any semblance of dignity. one can only wonder what drives a person to become this way

>>37623
Statistically getting groomed then raped by an close male family member that she trusts.

>>32903
idc if this comment is an year old, i just find people like you to be so sad. like is your sexuality so stunted, so broken, that you think anyone who calls out your porn addicted ass and content like this could be nothing but a squeamish virgin prude? is the concept of healthy and fun sexuality/sex so foreign to you that you're at a point where only extreme shit like incest gets you off? funnily enough the people who aren't into porn tend to have the best sex because their brains haven't been fried beyond repair and know how to enjoy themselves as well as making their partner feel good. people like you can only dream of having real pleasure and a real connection like that, so you cope by assuming that anyone not into your rape-incest-choking-bestiality or whatever-the-fuck-else extreme fantasies must be "boring and vanilla", when there's nothing more vanilla, more status quo, than indulging porn addicted men with a million paraphilias while fucking up your own brain.
sex is not black and white, it's not "virgin maid" vs "shove a dragon dildo up my ass while you choke me", and the fact that you can't see it is so, so pathetic, i feel sorry for you.

>>37655
>content like this
What exactly is pornographic about this game?

>>37788
TCOAL? It's not overtly pornographic however there are salacious themes in it in regards to the main characters, who are, yes, blood-related siblings. Their relationship is, however, abusive and extremely toxic. The characters both recognize this fact as do their parents. That being said this is far from the only element of the game that is horrible, it is a psychological horror game after all. There is elements of murder, the occult, demonic summoning. Background elements that server as set dressing are that of a corporation inventing the idea of a virus or plague to lock people inside apartment room, eventually kill them, and use them as food. The aforementioned siblings parents sold their children to one of these apartment harvesting operations. There's a lot of stuff going on other than the incest, however that is a main factor in it especially now since the developer has listened to the fandom and is making it that more of a focus it seems. What I played of it I thought it was okay, definitely stomach churning at times which was the intent.

>>37779
I have to find a way to find it here because I'm banned from shitter kek

>>37782
That's seething white bitch to you, thanks

>>37783
YWNBAW

>Love and Deepspace merges intense monster-hunting gameplay with a sci-fi universe setting, where "love knows no bounds". It provides the opportunity to establish relationships with five love interests, who are Xavier, Rafayel, Zayne, Sylus, and Caleb. Players take the role of a Deepspace Hunter, wielding a superpower known as Evol to confront the cosmic beings known as Wanderers.

That sounds so fucking dumb. I love it. Metroid Prime Hunters Harem lmao

>>37706
Bratz are definitely worse. I like them as an adult but I think they're not appropiate for kids.

>>37737
I’ve always found Bratz dolls kind of ugly, but I don’t really see what’s inappropriate about them. They have total stick figure bodies.

I've been playing Barbie Dreamhouse Adventures on the Switch and it is quite literally the worst video game that I have ever played.

>>37740
Well I don't wanna be too much of a purist but I just don't think young girls should aspire to be beautiful. Beauty is complete pain, I know we're kinda doomed but at least if I had a daughter I'd like to postpone her feeling fat and ugly as soon as I can, so yeah, kids so little shouldn't have Bratz dolls ideally.

When I was a kid, I didn't think about their appearance, but I understand that it might have been a source of anxiety for other girls. But nowadays I see lots of Barbies of different colors and sizes in stores, so I think it's better.

2 got boring as fuck for me so i stopped sorry..the mc is cool though. playing 3 and it's the same but i want to meet a character so ill keep going

>>26109
i think the reason the women in 1/2 feel so good is because the games were designed with women as a target audience, according to Kazuma Kaneko.
3+ aren't, because moids are easy money for minimal effort. see persona 5.

5 actively mistreats its women in ways that make my skin crawl. i haven't finished it for this reason.

I'm a lifelong persona 3 enthusiast - p3p is amazing, femc route is perfect, I have no interest in persona 3 reload until they add femc. Not that that's ever gonna happen, given that they didn't even put femc in their shitty cashgrab dancing spinoff. (they put SHO MINAZUKI from PERSONA 4 ARENA ULTIMAX in as dlc for persona 3 dancing in moonlight. We're never getting femc remake and I guess I have to make my peace with that, but FUCKKKKKK it sucks!!! Atlus why!!!!!!!)

persona 4 is fine. Never played more than a couple hours of persona 5 at my friend's but am gonna soon bc steam family share.

I just played metaphor refantazio (persona-like but set in a fantasy world rather than japanese high school) and loved it to bits, definitely has its flaws but when it inevitably gets rereleased in 3+ yrs it'll be an 11/10 for sure.

I'm rly interested in playing persona 1 & 2, especially after hearing it's more targeted at women :)

ahhh… life as a femc fan is so dismal. time to bust out the psp again! :')

>>36223

i wish my PSP still worked…

Persona 1 is getting a translation patch right now, so if you want to play the original version with a proper translation, check out @RetroTranslator on twitter for updates.

>>36212
I'd like to see a source for that.

Oh shiit I loved clock tower 1.

I also really liked Puppet Combo games, he does all these ps1 graphic style short horrors, but he goes overboard with the graphic effects sometimes I guess.

>>37756
You just reminded me I've been wanting to play Nun Massacre ever since it came out but I was a bit spooked out at the time… The time has come I think

>>37754
I like Rubyquest. The only good thing to have come out of scrotechan.