>>32630
The anime shouldn't be used to judge the novels. Beatrice's tragic and beautiful heart wasn't properly conveyed.

Even if on a whim you decided to read them one day, you may never understand, because after watching the anime first you can never truly experience the tale in all its majesty, as it appears to a virgin.

Madoka is super overrated and I wish people (and/or fans) would just shut up about it already.

>>32632
If the story only really appeals to virgins it must be rife with pathetic misconceptions about reality.

>>32633
Agreed. Especially on a board where it's not even relevant. Instead, it's almost as prevalent as Saten spam.

>>32634
I heard it only appeals to girls, which is funny. But don't twist my words in such a low brow manner.

Obviously, I mean one who is virgin to the Umineko experience™.

>>32636
I've seen enough of Umineko to know it is shit, and I know there are those who did read it from start to finish and agree nonetheless.

ITT

>>32633
How did I know that your first post of the New Year would be about showing spite for something people enjoy and/or an ambiguous group of people~?

>>32628
That's a nice image.

>>32637
There are those who have read it from start to finish and disagree.

Obviously, the people who do agree are just stubborn goats who don't deserve to be graced with Ryu-sama's work. They should be grateful they were granted that.

>>32640
I, for one, welcome my goat overlords.

Really, why is Beatrice a beautiful character, then? Maybe rather than spew nonsense you could argument your opinion.

>>32641
As someone who played puppet with Beatrice's remains and tarnished her heart, I'm not the one to answer that. The blood is still on my hands. But that was just a misguided expression of my love for her beauty.

Beatrice is a masterfully accurate depiction of the realities of a maiden's heart, which I understand completely. Any explanation falls short of its splendor. One must see for themselves.

>>32642
... And how can you understand a maiden's heart without being a maiden?

>>32643
Obviously, we are pure girls at heart! Me, and Ryukishi, Kinjo, all of us!

Our shallow exterior forms, our boxes, disgrace the fathoms. Much like Beatrice.

>>32638
I never said for people to stop enjoying things, I merely said Madoka is overrated and their fans spam it everywhere like it's the best thing ever, DEEP, etc.

>>32639
I can blame part of it for being sick and falling asleep shortly after midnight I guess.


As for Umineko, I enjoyed it and the ride up until about Episode 7.

>Beatrice is a masterfully accurate depiction of the realities of a maiden's heart
Okay, I know you're just trolling, but really...~?

>>32644
You call your hairy legs, your ding-a-ling-dong, large feet with yellow-crusted toenails, your bony fingers and neckbearded heads "maidens"? Well, to each their own.

>>32646
Sorry, but I'm not trolling. That was never my intention. These are realities I lay bare, unashamed.

>>32645
People did the same thing for Haruhi, Code Geass (well, that might have been a different reason), Gurren Lagann, etc. It's all in the eye of the beholder as to whether or not it's overrated or deserves it or what not, so I say let everyone have their day in the sun.

>>32648
I think this is pretty much the perfect response to that.

>>32647
My toenails aren't yellow-crusted, and my neck isn't bearded. But even if they were, that wouldn't be the final truth of me. I am not my body. I am the heart, the consciousness, that simply has the misfortune of lying there.

>>32649
Haruhi I agree with being overrated, Code Geass I enjoyed and never really saw it as overrated though there were some pretty wat plot moments a lot of the time, Gurren Lagann is just a tad bit overrated, but still pretty good and the show is pretty much a homage to the mecha series as a whole.

>>32651
I'm a pretty, pretty girl.
I'm a pretty, pretty girl.
I'm a pretty, pretty girl.
I'm a pretty, pretty girl.
I'm a pretty, pretty girl.
I'm a pretty, pretty girl.
I'm a pretty, pretty girl.

>>32650
Laugh if you will. I welcome it! What would a lewd male who preys on poor girls understand?

>>32651
Of course, of course.

Also, I have a 33% off coupon for Valve games lying around I won't do anything with. If anyone wants it, holler.

>>32652
I think all three are better than Madoka, at least.

>>32656
I decided to craft my coal yesterday, and ended up getting a 50% valve coupon on top of the 33% one I already had. Then I noticed valve's announcement they pretty much ran out of anything except valve coupons for gifts.

>>32652

>>32657
Oh, without a doubt.

>>32651
Say, did you know? The separation of the mind and body is completely artificial and unnatural. Your emotions, your thought processes, your memories, and your behavior are all influenced by chemicals produced throughout the body, and indeed, by the substances you introduce to your body! The "you" as it were could not exist without your body, as it wouldn't be the same "you."

...Well, at least that's one way to look at it~

>>32652
An ending can do a lot to redeem or condemn a series in my eyes. Some people like the journey more than the end, but a lot of how I feel about a series will be shaped by the ending. I guess what I'm saying is that even though I'll never rate Madoka as one of my favorite anime, the ending has somewhat redeemed it for me.

>>32661
The ending redeemed Madoka? For you? You're the last person who I thought would be saying that.

>>32662
I thought I said I liked happy endings.

>>32661
I look at it the same way. But that still isn't the whole truth. The arrangement of chemicals creates the heart that is me, and that arrangement does not depend on the shallow impressions by form only gives in the exterior. I could be stripped of all my skin and still be the same. I could lose my hairy legs in a tragic accident, I don't believe my consciousness would be significantly altered!

Why can't my central nervous system be that of a pure maiden? The idea of equality between sexes rests on this kind of reasoning!

>>32661

>>32663
So just the ending redeemed the anime as a whole for you?

>>32664
Your last line seems to say you don't believe in the philosophy of "different yet equal"~

As for the rest, that depends on what you describe as "you." Wouldn't you be changed by having different experiences and different memories, which would certainly occur if you lost your skin, or your legs? I could go on but I think I'll refrain from it, as the whole things encompasses a bunch of ideas and questions that I don't really have a definite answer to. All that thinking makes my head hurt.

>>32666
I at least don't feel any need to attack it or its fanbase. Though I have my moments of weakness there.

>>32667
>I at least don't feel any need to attack it
>I at least don't feel any need to attack it
>I at least don't feel any need to attack it

Leave Umineko alone too please and thank you.

>>32667
Different yet equal is nonsense. How can that be measured, how can these differences possibly balance out to equality in a flawless manner? Game balance is difficult, and never complete.

Of course, I believe I am a different person in every conceivable moment, but the difference is slight. People recognize the similarities between the countless iterations of me for convenience. I don't believe the people who know of my mind would perceive it as changed any more than the gradual changes that go inconceived in the process, which they only realize when they compare a distant me from memory to the me of the present, which was only arrived at through a process of iteration.

Couldn't a pure maiden, with plastic surgery, reach a vastly different exterior impression, when what is observed by others as the heart remains relatively unfazed? Or rather, wouldn't it if they could look past the bias impressions they form not from reality of the self, but from associations with bodily appearance? And they can do that exactly, easily, readily. Through the internet. Or through a novel where inclusion of the physical form is only passing and in the shape of a simply drawn avatar.

>>32668
Didn't that "attack" occur when I was asked my opinion on it~?

In any case, I've stepped off on hating Umineko in general after reading episode 8. I still hold the same feelings for Yasu, though.

Ehehe, that last level was so tough! Good job though Feenie, and wow is that addicting~

>>32579
No I understand all that! The robot thing is impossible and suicide is somewhat macabre. That's why I tried to go the ego killing path, so you could adapt to anything, ne.

>>32671
Had to stick together there at the end. I think you actually fight the mothership on insane. But yeah, good job.

>>32672
I was actually let down a bit, since I thought for sure we'd fight it like in the end of the first one. And oh god, those freaking huge hectors and the wasps were annoying as all hell! It sucked too when that Kicker guy kept kicking the bucket.

Some other time we can try out the class that friggin' flies, maybe that will be neat~

>>32669
In that case nothing can be equal, because we are by necessity all different~ Not that it's as relevant as you seem to make it.

Unfortunately, I have somewhere I need to be, so I cannot continue this discussion at the moment.

>>32630

>>32673
Or maybe the mothership is DLC trolololo. Kicker actually made me miss Cyrus. Goddamn

>>32674
>In that case nothing can be equal, because we are by necessity all different~
I believe that. I'm not even equal to the me from a second ago. It is also my opinion that this is the important part - difference between individuals is greater than anything inherent difference between sexes. So you see, it's not difficult for my heart to be that of a maiden.

We treat each other as equals for convenience and avoidance of conflict simply because we cannot draw the line. There is no way the line can be drawn. There are so many variables involved we may as well say that we're roughly equal. Even in the clear-cut of humans who are so unintelligent they are below lesser animals, who we do not treat as equals, that assumes intelligence as a subjective goal. Even those of with intelligence are not actually going anywhere, and their lives have the same purpose and meaning as dust.

But that's a story for another day, or never. Goodbye, even though I'm sure you've already left.

>>32675
?

>>32678
I knew Lili didn't liked Umineko at all, but these words were too harsh.

>>32679
It's not just Lili, either. I try not to think about it.

I think the first time she revealed she'd only read some of episode 1 and that's all, I just thought she was kidding around. How naive.

>>32676
Stupid DLC. Cyrus was a bro, but Kicker was havoc cannon fodder. I also liked the pilot, he was pretty funny~

>>32677
Piece, with a heart of a maiden? Surely you jest.

>>32680
I thought the same at the start, but then I remember her strict policy about pirating stufff.
That's okay, but to judge Umineko for that terrible adaptation ...

>>32681
I surely do. I said I wasn't trolling, I never said I was serious.

Hello everyone~

>>32682
Not only that, but even if you decide it to give a chance, the anime has already spoiled half the fun for you, without ever letting you enjoy yourself. You can't be swept away, unknowing where you'll end up, into Beatrice's clutches in episode 3. Or anything like that. You can't behold Umineko's true wonder.

>>32680
I read all of episode 1.

>>32682
You've opened my eyes, otouto-sama, please teach this wayward onee-san of yours how to enjoy Umineko.

>>32686
You have. But back then, hadn't you only read a portion?

If not, it doesn't make much of a difference.

>>32686
I am not saying you should love it, not even liking it. I am not trying to force my opinion on this matter to anyone.

So anon-kun can make someone listen so simply, when I can't no matter how much I try?

...is it wrong to force my opinion on others? Even though I'm right?

>>32689
Anon-tan is a precious friend of mine, whereas you're just a troll to me.

>>32689
yes

>>32690

>>32692
If you want to be my friend you should just say so.

>>32689
Don't worry a thing Piece, I am not good at changing people perspectives either.
It's part of the human nature to try to protect one morals and beliefs, even if they are sometimes based in prejudice or lack of interest.

>>32693
Well, I don't know. I never tell people I want to be their friends. That's strange. I just assume we are friends once we get along well enough. If not, then we aren't friends yet. Of course, I wasn't really assuming you were my friend.

>>32695
tsun

>>32689
>...is it wrong to force my opinion on others? Even though I'm right?

Sometimes it's wrong, even if you're right. If a person doesn't want your opinion, even if you're right, then it'll be better for you forget about the subject X. That person one day will realize you were right.

>>32695
I don't think we ever got along well, or along at all, considering we never really talked. Maybe back when you were struggling with Undead Kanon, or when you were banned, but nothing much beside that.

>>32694
I did. How shameful it is to rely on some former goldengameboardian's knowledge. I didn't find it very illuminating, but it was interesting to see the various tactics Yasu used to persuade people.

I see it mostly as more evidence for the people who refuse to believe what's already under their noses. Apparently, there is someone at Animesuki who only accepted Shkanon just now, because of the confessions thing. It's beyond ridiculous.

>>32697
I just prod them occasionally. For the most part, I do forget about it. I think.

>>32699
Yes, I know. I was never under the impression that we got along well. I guess we aren't friends. But let's peacefully coexist. I do like you.

>>32701
Suuu~it yourself.

>>32702
Huh? That was supposed to be positive.

>>32700
It can't be helped Piece, some people just won't accept a thing even when is completely in front of them.
About Jan-Poo, well it can't be helped right? Kinjo was also from gg.
>>32699
Just be friendly again geez.

>>32703
I said you just had to say you wanted to be friends, you dimwit! Not even willing to say that much! What a baka.

>>32704
Yes, it can't be helped. Even with the apparent disrespect for episode 8, the problem with language all the characters have, and the usage of things that weren't funny when they were relevant half a decade ago, it just can't be helped to admire that work.

>>32705
I can't say that, it won't change the reality of how I act and how you act and how compatible or incompatible those acts are. I believe us becoming friends can't be decided like that. Well, I guess in that sense I can say that I would like to be your friend, but what I really mean to say is that want isn't the only factor.

>>32707
Of course there is! Human desire is the strongest factor. If you don't want to be friends, you can never become friends no matter how well you get along.

>>32708
Maybe. But isn't the desire to be friends only a result of how compatible people are? I was thinking that our history shows us relatively incompatible.

I can't teach you to enjoy Umineko. That's the role of the work itself. Maybe you should try reading more of it. I suggest at least up until the end of episode three. If that is too difficult to manage, or if after that you don't understand, it can't be helped.

>Human desire is the strongest factor.
I agree. Not sharing the same ideas or ideals doesn't mean you cannot respect someone's else.

>>32709
How would we be "incompatible"?

>>32710
I disagree, myself. The way to truly respect someone else's ideas and ideals is to share them. Otherwise, it is false respect.

Of course, you can disagree on some things and agree on others. But I would say you don't respect their view on the things you disagree with. You only respect the person enough to let it go.

>>32711
I don't see myself as a troll, but if you see me as a troll from my actions up to this point, then that's what matters.

Now, if you can't be friends with someone you see as just a troll because you don't tolerate the antics that led you to believe that is what they are, then that, in my mind, would make you incompatible with that person. Unless they are going to significantly change the way in which they behave. Which I doubt I will.

That's a way in which we could be incompatible.

>>32700
Don't even tell me about fan game! I'm trying to do my gameboard since.... Since ever! Oh gosh...

I hate myself for being such a lazy b***h!

>>32713
That only holds if you assume I wasn't calling you a troll just to pick on you.

>>32712
Is that so? Well, what I mean is than there are things that are subjective enough that you don't need for everyone to share the same mindset with you. For example it would be kinda difficult to accept the thought than selfish murder, kidnaping or mug to be acceptable. However that's completely different to argue about what's the best topping for a pizza (yes, remember seacats is fate stay/night general).
What I mean is than you don't have to completely share someone ideals, to find such a person would be your soulmate.
I consider you a precious friend as well, yet I don't share a lot of thoughts or tastes with you. Am I not a friend to you because of that?

>>32715
Well then, if that's the case, that's something that could conceivably make us compatible. You bully.

>>32714
You aren't alone. I once ruined a game I played with Lili because I was so lazy.

>>32714
It's okay, making a gameboard it's a lot of work, even if you already understand how onscripter works.

>>32717
So, it seems we are sons of Belphegor. *giggle*

Also, talking about GG... I was trying to access it other day, but it seems that went down. Am I right? If yes, what happened?

>>32716
I consider you a friend. And a close one at that, considering online friends are all I have. However, the person whose opinion on the truth I respect most is none other than me. Because I share every one of those opinions. But it's unentertaining to only communicate with myself, whom I know fully.

I think therefore, a condition of having a friend is that you disrespect that person's views to some degree. Because they're different. And that's what makes it entertaining. Of course, the views you actually do respect, the views that you share, are a major part of what makes you friends. It's refreshing to see people who aren't you who see the world, to some degree, in the way you do - because you believe the way you see the world is the truth of things, otherwise you would not believe it at all.

>>32719
I've no clue. But I hope it stays down.

>>32718
Oh, no, Anon-kun. That's not it. Yes, can be difficult do a fan-episode... However I am lazy. Sloth is one of my negative points, unfortunatly.
I can study ONS, I can study other scripts and how each effect works. However I'll never finish my own fan game, because I always think "I can do this later". And then "later" never arrives.
It's depressing, it's bad, it's wrong.

I try, try and try... But it never works.

Well... One day I'll manage a way to get rid off my sloth and finally do a gameboard!

>>32719
since the creator of the site abandoned it, paying for it was placed in the hands of second in command. Evidently, second in command did not know how to do this and the board was deleted when it was not payed for.

>>32722
I understand completely. I'm sure most of us do. We probably all have something a part of ourselves feel we ought to be doing right now, instead of posting here.

>>32723
Hilarious.

>>32723
Not only that, but wasn't one of the members of that board whom even Kinjo and I think Meta came to dislike, one who was taking over, so to speak?

>>32724
I should be packing instead of lurking.

>>32725
It does kind of irritate me that certain people poured money into the "bonus" features for ib4f and then super-admin shut it down without a word to anyone. I guess that's just how some people are.

>>32720
>However, the person whose opinion on the truth I respect most is none other than me.
Interesting way of saying it, but yeah to some degree humans need to be a bit selfish to survive. And I also agree than it's good to find people whom you share things with. But what have I learned it's than sometimes, even with strong dissagres there are some things that can make up for that. Who knows, maybe I am way too normalfag for my own good.
Anyways, I think you may have hurt Lili with your words, and it's not entirely your fault, you are used to communicate in a way she may find agressive. But it's not excuse to ignore it, so please be nice with her, I believe she was honestly trying to become your friend.
>>32724
Yeah, I should be cleaning my house, but it's okay I still have some time.
>>32722
Procastination is surely a terrible thing, not that I can beat it either.
>>32727
Super lazy huh~

>>32717
"Bawwwww I want Meta". Homoluster.

>>32720
>considering online friends are all I have.
Oh geez, you've Friend-kun right.

>>32726
Yeah, that's how the site became dead and people stopped visiting. Nothing was really posted after that until it went down.

>>32728
Yes, I think that too sometimes. That scammer. But it's old news now.

>>32729
Yes, I know.

I apologize then, Lili.

>>32730
I've never actually met Friend-kun, you know. He does live on the other side of the world. We did use voice chat once, but now we only communicate through text. Since it's all online, I would consider him an online friend. But that isn't a derogatory term from my perspective.

>>32724
Yeah, you're right. I should be with my grandmother in living room, watching tv with her.

>>32728
Life is a big and dirty h****r.

>>32729
>>32732
I'm not hurt that much by anything Piece's said, really. I was majorly annoyed with him for a bit but that soon passed over. It's water under the bridge now anyway.

If anything I should apologise.

>>32734
I wasn't offended either.

How could anyone be offended by my pure words, which are devoid of any ill will?

>>32736
The same goes for mine.

So, maybe that's the way it should be.
>>32728
Uminekos always discussing, the actual vulgarity being discussed is not really relevant.

>>32738
Is that so? Then let me whine a bit about InvisibleCastle being down! Friggin dice-rolling site!

>>32739
I gotta accept it's a very useful site, but who knows why is getting down so much. I think once was down because of a DDoS attack but I dunno about the rest.

>>32740
Now why would anyone DDoS a dice-rolling site? Didn't like their rolls?

>>32741
Hahahaha, I'm not sure, but I think Astaroth or Lili would like to take revenge against invisiblecastle.

Good afternoon, companions~

>>32742
Paint it until it's visible. Then burn it down.

>engage twins
>expecting hardest battle yet
>over with half the night remaining and only 600 ammo expended
That was surprisingly easy.

>>32743
Do you read everyone's posts before saying hello?

>>32743
Die you lazy scum.
I mean, hello George, Did you enjoy new year?
>>32744
Pfftt, I knew it.

>>32746

Of course. I'm happy to see you and Lili-chan getting along ne~

>>32747

Yup, I got to eat turkey ne~

>>32748
You're happy as long as things are pleasant inside the box, of course.

Naturally I have nothing to do with invisiblecastle being down.

>>32748
Geez, I visited two friends and I got ham from both of them. I mean I like ham and it was nice and everything but I kinda wanted to taste turkey as well!

>>32750
Naturally, I don't either.

It's not as if I would take a dice-rolling site down to persuade seacats members away from dnd and towards umineko. I wouldn't even know how to begin with.

>>32750
It's okay, it was all Astaroth plan, you just pushed the big red button ne.

>>32749

Of course~

>>32751

Ham seems nice too ne~

>>32751
Have you seen those images of people proclaiming their Christmases ruined because they didn't get an iphone/car/whatever?

>>32753
Keikaku duryuu.

>>32755
Yes, it's both sickening and depressing.

>>32757
I'm a little jealous. To have such high expectations, the lives they live must be rather bourgeoisie. Even if they didn't get their way this time.

>>32758
Well I dunno, I am living at the expenses of my parents, and they surely have give me all the stuff I need, so I really cannot complain at all.
But to have that kind of expectations ... it's just saddening. How are those parents teaching their kids to live? Terrible.

>>32759
If you ask me, it's probably not the fault of the parents, but just exposure to money without working for it. We become accustomed to the way things usually are, so when things are worse relative to that, it seems terrible, even if it's much better than the situation of others.
If I had children and I was wealthy I wouldn't mind spoiling them. They can live in that fabricated caveman world. We only work because we must.

Although I'll never have children and I really doubt I'll ever be wealthy, so that isn't an issue.

>Kids complaining about what they got for Christmas
I'd whip 'em.

>>32760
In my humble opinion, it's the job of the parents to learn when to spoil their children. Yes, surely it's easier just to give them what they want just to see their happy faces, but it slowly evolves to what you see in those pictures. Parenting, schooling and teaching super serious bussiness.

>>32762
For people who live on a realistic level, I think, yes. But I was thinking of people with near immeasurable wealth, like the Ushiromiyas if Kinjo wasn't so stingy. In that case, I would make it so they never have to work a day in their lives. The task of toughening up a person only makes sense when they will need to face challenges.

>>32763
It's that really the case?
If you lived in such a situation then you would have a bigger responsability, to continue the family bussiness, to make your own, or to continue with the crown or etc.
And the family was mean to confront challenges, I mean not even ten tones of gold last forever, and there's that thing Kyrie pointed out in episode 7, it would be nearly impossible to exchange all that gold for money.

>>32764
I can't recall how she pointed that out.

And I don't think you would have that responsibility, necessarily. If they've already amassed unfathomable wealth from the business, there's no need to bother with it anymore. You can already live a life without trouble, using money to get anything you like. Unless it's the enjoyment of running a successful business that you live for.

>>32760
Then what about the grandchildren, and their children, and so on?

>>32766
omg voyee gimme ure steem

>>32766
Heh, that's not my problem. Obviously, the hypothetical children shouldn't make the same hypothetical mistake I did, and be childless.

>>32767
sure

I'll only need your word that you won't send me any gifts.

>>32768
selfish etc.

>>32769
While I might be selfish, that eventuality would require the children to make what I view as a mistake. If anything, they're being selfish by creating more life and causing those problems, probably just because they have a biological drive to fulfill. I already gave them everything they should have needed.

Hello, by the way, Bern.

Of course I wouldn't send you anything.

>>32771
Can you really contain your buyfag urges?

>>32770
For creating more life huh, what if I decide to adopt then?

anon on hikki girl route wat

>>32773
Well then, that's good. But you wouldn't have anyone to adopt if people weren't being so selfish.

>>32772
Better than you can contain your homolust urges.

>>32770
I see.

hi

>>32771
Hmm.

Well, my steam account is my email without the @gmail.

>>32774
hikki girl huh
>>32775
Is that really your stance on human life? I usually fail to read you.

Thankies, sending you Terraria~

>Better than you can contain your homolust urges.
>lol now you got terraria, play with us k

>>32778
I don't really know. I've just thought about it. It's the same whether everyone lives or everyone dies.

If everyone decided to adopt my mindset, we'd in a way be very selfless. Because as there's no constant production of young to keep our society afloat, things will slowly fall apart as we all grow weaker and senile. At the end, everything will have collapsed, but it won't matter for long.

We'd probably suffer along the way, but one suffers to raise children, and to become irrelevant compared to them, as well. Since I believe we're all perpetually doing nothing worthwhile because there is nothing worthwhile that can be done, I don't view it as a waste if we all go extinct. It's a neutral thing.

>>32780
>>32779
o u

>>32776
>>32779

>>32783
You can't contain them at all.

>>32784

>>32785
Don't worry I didn't actually buy her Terraria.

>/jp/ helping that guy to talk to the hikki
oh god, this is amazing

>>32786
Oh. I should have known that. But actually, you used to be an advocate for red truth only mattering withing the bounds of a gameboard, so it's okay.

>Densha Otoko thread

Red Truths hold no value anywhere anyway.

>>32788
It's funny, because that's basically how it ended up in Umineko too.

>>32774
I want to believe etc

>>32791
I don't know about that. The red was still the truth. But there was wordplay.

>>32791
But Battler did really die.

>>32794
We went over this before, I believe Rin refuses to acknowledge Tohya as being someone else.

>>32795
Oh right we did.

>>32795

>>32797
Eh?

>>32793
But you could even create a gameboard where none of the red truths applied, as proven by Battler in the last one.

>>32794
I don't buy into that kind of wordplay.

>>32797

>>32799
Hm? Do you mean the part where Ange resurrects everyone despite them all being dead? Because if so, that's just because she reached a level of delusion great enough to ignore the truth despite knowing it fully. It's not as if they were actually alive.

>>32801

>>32804

yu yuri

Although, obviously, some red does only apply to specific gameboards. But this was apparent as soon as we were shown two separate versions of events, over episodes 1 and 2.

It should be apparent by the context and the nature of the red itself whether it applies to the events universally or just to a certain gameboard, though. I don't believe there is any sort of trick played with that.

>>32806
Yeah, even when Beatrice used the "This apply to all the games" for Kinzo life status it would be considered to all the existing gameboards we had seen until that moment.

>>32807
Goddamnit, anon-kun. I'm anonymous. You're not supposed to know.

>>32807
That was the main part I was referring to. Battler's game broke all kinds of rules. Still, the primary use of red seemed to apply exclusively to the games--most of the stuff that applied outside the games was either silly (You are incompetent!) or full of wordplay (Bern's red to Ange, both times).

>>32809
There are still some reds that apply outside gameboards. Like the ones about the Beatrice Rosa met.

But yes, I suppose they're mostly used only in the context of gameboards. I think that's simply a side-effect of R07 not actually wanting to reveal the complete truth about what really happened, though. The focus is Yasu's bottles.

>>32808
Was I correct? Maybe I'm starting to understand your style.
>>32809
Well as piece say some reds looked as if they were talking about the real story rather than a single game.
In ep4 theres that red in which Beato tell Battler than his sin is the reason of why people die.
And I believe in ep5 Virgilia once say Battler than Beato did not murder for pleasure, or with malice intent, something like that.

>>32811
Well, for starters, I've already admitted to being the "shkshit" guy. Anyone who uses that term is me, unless they're copying me.

I think that post was a bit out of style for me. I made plenty of others in that thread, too.

>>32812
Or unless they're responding to my own usage the term, I guess.

>>32812
Suddenly, /jp/ is piece and luci with a bunch of proxies.
Also, I don't remember you admiting that so it still counts.

>>32811
Well, I should note in that same rant Beatrice says something like "none escape, all die" in red. Though Eva "escaped" in the "real" world...

>>32810
I wonder if it would have been possible to have a catbox without Beatrice II dying? I suppose the point of the red was to close off that possibility.

>>32812
I thought "Shkannontrice" caught on among many people in /jp/.

>>32815
It did, of course. I'm talking about the specific terms "shkshit" "shkshitter" and so on. I used to pretend to be someone vehemently against the theory who would post like that, and sometimes I still do.

>I wonder if it would have been possible to have a catbox without Beatrice II dying?
It might be possible, but then I suppose everyone would already know it can't be real. So it's not a real catbox, in that case.

>>32814
I wonder how much Luci posts. I'm pretty sure I'm reading his posts sometimes.

>>32815
I never said than the reds were wordplay free, did I~?

Anyways, to anyone interesed:
http://mangastream.com/read/one_shot/68915056/1

>>32818
LOOK AROUND YOU LOOK BEYOND YOU COULD MAKE AN UNBREAKABLE BOND THE WORLD AROUND YOU IS NOT WHAT IT SEEMS SOULS REVEALED BEYOND YOUR WILDEST DREAMS SO MANY THINGS I NEVER COULD SEE SO MANY CHOICES FALLING ON ME

>>32819
You sure like singan

>>32820
she's best singer ne

Wait a second. Hide is saying than Piece admited looking at some seacats computers using Hamachi. Is this true?

>>32822
Alright, ignore this please.

>>32822
Jeez I thought Piece said it cause posting style reminded me of him, but like you said it was belphe or somefink. I hardly check IP addresses anymore, sorry for mistake etc

What do you mean? That wasn't Belphe, it was me. And yes, I did do that.

>>32825
You also did it?

>>32826
That's right. Via Hamachi, I went through a seacat's files.

>>32819

>>32825
Reveal your TRUE FORM!

>>32827
Geez, that's rude you know.

>>32830
Would you like to guess who it was?

>>32831
Did you check Friend files?

>>32832
Sono toori. Friend-kun and I are already privy to one another's secrets. There is nothing hidden between us.

I would never try to access anyone else's. In the first place, I would be too scared of them doing the same to me.

>>32833
That's good to know.

By the way, who made the seacats hamachi server originally? It's been "full" for a while so george suggested getting rid of some idle users or people who never connect (satan etc)
>>32833
Sorry for using you piece, I was merely trying to warn some of the seacats on the dangers of hamachi via streamchat and gave examples even over my own network i did some tests with after your words.

>>32835
That's fine. I was thinking that nobody took my post seriously. You don't need any expertise whatsoever to look at someone's files if they're basically unsecured on a LAN with you.

Though, I never specified it was a seacat whose files I looked at in the original post. I just said it was "someone."

I don't think I've ever even been on the seacats Hamachi. If I have, I've forgotten.

>>32836
Yeah, I was mentioning that first part to some of the seacats to secure their networks and whatnot. And I more used it to warn them if anything I guess. So sorry again etc!

>>32837
You don't need to apologize. It was fun to see the reactions.

>>32838
Well, I was thinking than piece would not do that, and I ended up being right.

>>32839
I'm glad you trust me.

>>32840
Well, it even took me some time to regain my trust in you. But it's okay, I don't don't hold any grudge nor anything. Also, care to make a new thread?

>>32842