.......

Wakfuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu

>>33479
I'll wak your fu.

>>33480
Geez why so oh wait you actually inb4 it
>>33479
Just p2p it already.

>>33480
How lewd to even think that was lewd!

>>33481

>>33483
Hi lion

>>33484
They were like that when I downloaded them I didn't ripped them, but I am planning to fix them.

I suppose there won't be problems posting this sprites since they were made by 07thexpansion.

>>33486
Aren't they just really modified Alchemist sprites

>>33487

>>33487
No, the artstyle is different

>>33486
Oh, sorry then I confused you.

>>33489
I'm pretty sure they're exactly the same.

Whoa, act 2 had no choices at all!

>>33490
at least it wasnt Ryukishi

Jeez, what the heck! They ended Hanako Route so early tooo! I mean, I appreciate the work and story and all that, but this just feels like it needs a bit more or just comes up short!

>>33491
I don't think so for example Ryukishi's ougon Kanon looks more fierce and manly.
Alchemist's Kanon look girly

>>33492
Yeah, Shizune route has almost no choices overall.

>>33494
That's odd. I'm not exactly blowing through Shizune's route. I think they said the overall word count of the VN was longer than FS/N's? Of course FS/N only has 3 routes as oppose to KS's 5, but they're also different genres.

It sucks, stop reading it.

>>33498
I disagree. I'd have to rate it within my top 5, maybe even top 3 VNs.

>>33498

>>33498
>>33500

>>33499
>>33501
It's terrible. Stop, just stop.

>>33500
>>33498
Also, Hi Aussies. (Namely Piece and someone else.)

>>33503
It's still trash.

>>33503
they're disabled how epic win

>>33502
>>33504
>>33505

>>33506
>Gurren Lagann Confused.png
>>>/v/

...So this is really how you're going to act Piece? After that conversation with Rin earlier? And apologizing? How childish. As for the other I assume is cake, nevermind.

>>33508
Must I be hyper-serious all the time.

>>33509

Yes always.

>>33510
It's okay if katawa shoujo is potentially fun, right?

>>33508
It's like I'm really on /jp/.

>>33511
hahahaha

>>33512
Well excuse me for being offended by some people who are supposedly friends, trolling or not.

>>33514
you don't get it at all sometimes

VNs :Serious business.

>>33511
>>33513
I don't get it. Did I miss some meme?

>>33515
pfft, seriously do you like it or not?

>>33517
A(likely): katawa shoujo being fun hahahaha how silly oh wow
B)not likely): it's funny because no fun is allowed

>>33517
I told you you were Kuroko...~

>>33518
>>33519
I think I see?

>>33520
rin is not nearly lewd enough to be kuroko

>>33520
Oof! Right to the heart!

posting superior To Aru Kagaku no Railgun

>>33523
Only telling you the truth~

>>33525
It's okay, I approve! Somewhat~

>>33526
inb4 4gb .rar of Kuroko appear from nowhere

>>33526
Besides, I-I'm not teasing you to get your attention o-or anything...!

>>33528
Well, you don't have to go to such lengths to get my attention, but I still think it's cute~

>escapist features article on katawa shoujo
welp there you have it

sorry hide

>>33530
I don't even know what that is.

>>33531
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/115047-Disabled-Girl-Dating-Sim-Katawa-Shoujo-Finally-Available
>After five years in development, Katawa Shoujo, a visual novel-style game that tasks players with romancing the physically disabled, is now available to the public.

>Whether you find that glib description intriguing or appalling, it's entirely legit. I promise.

>>33532
I see.

People were actually waiting for something like this? Dating sims always came across as creepy and stupid to me, but this one is just taking the piss.

>>33534
If they aren't blatantly exploiting handicapped people (or fetishes for that matter) I don't see a problem with this. I am not one to play Dating Sims, but if the only difference between this game and your average Dating Sim is the fact that the romance options are physically disabled I honestly don't see a problem. To think otherwise is to think that is is somehow wrong to be attracted to a physically disabled person... unless of course this is exploitation. That last bit is important.

Dear Japan. Props on including people with disabilities in games.

But seriously. What. The Hell?

>>33534
>>33535
>>33536
Have we taken to copy-pasting the comments now~?

>>33536
Only thing that really bothers me is that the game features exclusively handicapped girls, with a handicapped protagonist.

In a game like this (a dating sim), why not have handicapped individuals romanceable along-side the "big-breasted blonde cliches"? Are people under the impression that handicapped people are a different species than those who aren't?

Because this comes off as just fetish indulgement. Not that that's especially strange considering this is an anime dating sim, but still.

>>33537
aren't they great

>>33537
I'm done with Piece.

>>33541

>>33540
My favorite ones are the ones that address "Japan."

>>33542
You don't see us bashing Umineko like this, do you? Or anything else you happen to like.

>>33544
>You don't see us bashing Umineko like this, do you?
probably did at some point

>>33544
Is this really "bashing?" Seems to me like he's just pasting comments randomly from that article.

>>33546
Except for the part where he's been unrelenting ever since KS has been brought up.

My first impression of the story is as follows: "did 4chan assist in making a dating sim, nooooooooooo!"
The idea of dating girls with disabilities isn't that bad of an idea for a dating sim, but I would have preferred it if the game featured disabled and not disabled girls. That way, the game could still feature disabled girls, without the idea surfacing that this game is intended for people with disable fetishes. Although the main point may be lost that way, so whatever works.

Piece hasn't stopped trolling for the last 24 hours.

>pasting stupid comments
>instead of having a laugh getting defensive and bawwpieceistrolling

Also:

Oh god, forget about that one, this is ten times better!

>>33551
What ARE you talking about...~?

>>33554
Space Jam my dear, Space Jam.

omg i'm sorry i was only joking forgive me

>>33556
You are forgiven.

>>33555
Space Jam? I remember that theme was playing in the /a/ sticky last night.

>>33557
Doesn't feel like it.

>>33558
it sadly is still playing on a

>>33556
... what?

>>33557
Huh what a change of attitude, but well just keep the irony level low they don't start getting the wrong idea.

I'm going to Gensokyo.
Bye.

>>33562

>>33563
Itterashai!

Chen failed badly.

>>33563
Oh god stop! take me as well
>>33564
I think you know what I mean.

>>33563
NO MAKK DON'T DIE!!!

>>33104
Wakfuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu

I noticed what you did, how obvious.

>>33570

>>33571
Alright, you got me this time.

KS suck okay???

Oh Gosh, I posted on the wrong Tea Party...

I'm sorry for posting this seacats, but I just really need to bleed my emotions out.

So I got kicked out of my writing class, because of late of contact. Which was because I was awaiting an response from my instructor, which I never got. (Probably, the email deleted it on its own.) Which I finally had tons of enthusiasms for the class.

STORY OF MY LIFE SERIOUSLY. Whenever I get excited about something, it either goes down, people forget completely about it, or I get kicked out.

I can reopen it, for a small fee, but it isn't like I have extra money around for that. Can barely afford to eat everyday. So I feel like I just wasted tons of money joining the class and all the 2 years as well, when I could have been doing something else. I'm just bleeding my family dry, we wouldn't be so low on money if I wouldn't have joined in the first place. I shouldn't have joined, just getting excited to do something, because I was told I have some amount of talent at something for once. I shouldn't have been foolishly taken in by those stupid words.

And now the years have gone, by I'm better at writing, but that's it. I just feel like I've wasted tons of time, and money, for nothing. For a big pot of regrets. I hate my life.

>>33578
Do not sorry for posting here your outflow: This is a place where you have friends willing to help/comfort/advise/etc you.

You know, things like that happens everytime with everyone. And do not worry about it: Other oportunities will come.
However, I know what is get excited for do something and them... Pow! Some s**t happens and then everything goes down. I'll give to you an example: Gym. I wanted to do gym two years ago because I was noticing some fat in my belly. But when I told to my grandmother (I consider her my mother), she said "No, it's not time for it. You have to focus in your studies and etc". And she didn't said this one time. She said it many times and tried to force me to do theater, but I didn't want. And this was growing and growing and I was pissed off with my grandmother! (But I never told her about my anger, I respect her a lot and do not want to hurt her feelings)
...... I know... This isn't a good example, but this is a way to say: I understand you (even if it's just a little).

About money: I'm sorry. I can't say too much about this but I know a little about this feeling. Again, my grandmother as example. She is around 60 years and still works. Why? Because retirement's money is not enough to pay her bills. My grandparents work in a trade market firm. My grandfather is too "depressed" because he can't do any dealing and he is too old (He is around 70-75 years). So, my grandmother has to do the job. She has to kill one lion per day and in her age is very exhaustive.
And they have another question: Remedies. It's too much remedies and costs a lot. And they are trying to sell their current house: It's a big house and old. They can't afford any repair.

Well... I can't even imagine how is to barely afford to eat everyday, but I know your family will overcome this! Everyone is capable and none cannot stop to fighting for a better life!

Now... About your writting: I can see you love it. I'll give to you another example: A brazilian poet. I don't remmember if is Carlos Drummond de Andrade, but this poet learn by his own how to read and french. And if I remmember, he was a very poor child.
So, if he did it, you can do this by your own to! You have a lot of willpower and can overcome everything! I know this! You are a splendid person and you can do everything!

Well... I don't know if all my words can help you or can reach your heart, but I tried, right? *giggle*
These are my words for you. I hope I could put a smile on your face, Rosa-san.

>>33578
I'm telling you, you never needed it. Just write, write, write! About anything! (Well maybe not anything...) Write a story to entertain a friend! Experience in whatever you're writing about is a very good idea too. And read lots of books. If you suck now, one day you wont suck if you just keep writing and don't let your ego get you!

>>33578
I am terribly sorry to hear that, the only thing I can suggest you is to don't leave your dreams like that. You got kicked from the class because of a misunderstanding, not because of your skills as a writter.
And about your economical situation, well I could be wrong, but I believe than you work hard both in home and in your mom bussiness, so if you really feel like that there's no need for you to lament yourself, just continue supporting your family, and once you feel better again continue writting.

>>33578
You shouldn't look at all the things you regret too much. I do, and it doesn't really help my life.

>>33582

>>33579
Interestingly enough, if I made a list of things I've gotten excited about, and then they fall right in front of my eyes just after I get excited about them, the list is over 3 pages long.

See, story of my life. Oh well, I'm used to it, it keeps me surprised, what thing will I get excited about that will shatter to pieces next? Okay, dark humor joking aside. You are right, with each door that closes more will open at some time. Even if something falls in front of me again, it doesn't mean it is the last thing (that will fall in front of my eyes, jk, jk) There will be more things that I'll enjoy and more chances for me to enjoy things, so while I might be upset that the door is vanishing, it is fine for there are more doors that are just as exciting.

I know what that feeling is like. My grandmother does something I can't stand. Many times, I've gotten so mad about it, I felt like telling her off, but thankfully my heart tells me this would just make things worse, before I manage to open my mouth and fire the daggers.

>She has to kill one lion a day.
What?! What kind of job is that? What kind of job would have an older woman hunt lions!?

>>33580
Just writing by itself won't exactly make you better at writing. I could smack the keys on a keyboard all day long but that wouldn't really help me learn the piano. Without some knowledge of what you should do, or what is better to do you won't really improve. Well, with my example after hours and hours and hours you might learn the piano, but writing is different. If you are writing not very strong writing, writing more and more of that level alone will not make you that much better. At least not without knowing how to make it stronger.

But thanks for the advice nonetheless.

>>33581
I'm not giving up, just got sent straight into a slump. I poured a lot of my time and effort into this last assignment. (second to last in the course) Which was more effort than I put into all my other assignments so thus far. In fact, its probably the most effort I've put into the writing of something in years. I've always just put half effort, if even, into the writing of my other stuff. They are first draft level writing. Not bad, well for some stuff it borderlines bad in my opinion, but they could be so much better if I went back and took to the time to refine it. So it is just kind of a shame that I couldn't show how much better I got at writing and crafting the writing to my instructor. I never got a chance to show him my real skill.

That being said, I do want to finish the course, depending on how much it will cost to restore it. It can't be helped, I mean the lesson was over a year late. Anyone would get kicked from no contact for that long of time.

My mom's business it what is causing the financial problem. Everyone month it is in the red, bleeding more money like an open wound. So each month it will just get worse and worse. But not only does it absorb my families money like a sponge, but it always eats away my free time and energy like a furious monster. Oh well, just got to keep putting up with it, for another year.

>>33582
Yeah, I know how much damage such things can do. But still it is hard to not look back at all the failures and regrets you had, or mistakes you made. I'll keep trying though.

>>33584
I wouldn't know the first thing about good writing, but you should be able to get better if you just keep at it.

Don't you just have to show the writing to other people? If people like it, isn't it good enough? Of course, they need to be honest with you, and there are people who will like writing others will find abysmal. But if they're honest, they should give some criticism, and you can use that to improve even without any kind of institutionalized instruction.

>>33584
Did you ignore the reading books part? Learn what draws people to stories and experience things in life. Also, you can learn piano by ear. I just don't really think it's necessary but ultimately it's up to you.

>>33584
>What?! What kind of job is that? What kind of job would have an older woman hunt lions!?

Oh, no, no, no. This is an expression. "Kill a lion each day" (in portuguese "Matar um leão a cada dia")... This means "Do something that requires a colossal effort each day". I thought that expression was used there.

Did you heard about Enid Blyton? She wrote around 750 books in her entire life, all by herself. One thing that she said was "If I want to write a book, I sit and write. I don't wait for a Muse for enlighten me."
Ok... Enid Blyton was a bit crazy but she is kinda right. Even if you "learn how to play piano" hours and hours after you tried it by yourself, you reached a progress. And this progress will become more and more beatiful and pure... Do you get it?
If you don't have money to continue your writting class, sit and write. If you can't, read a book, do something to clear your mind and then back to your sit and write.
I know, it's difficult, veeeeeery difficult. But as I said: You can do this!

>>33587
>kill a Lion each day
Astaroth and I dont approve of that saying~~~~

>>33585
Yes, and no. It does and doesn't work that way. It depends on if the reader can answer the questions that good writing tends to answer.

Can you feel yourself in the scene? The taste of the apple the character is eating? The smell of the flower? Can you see the scene that is being described, but not just that, can you feel it?

Can you feel what the character is going through? Can you see a vivid picture of what they look like physically and mentally?

Did you feel yourself transported into the writing? Did you not even feel the minutes pass by in the real world because you were lost in the world of the story?

Good writing, at least in my opinion accomplishes these things. It not only shows you a scene, but allows you to feel it as well.

>>33586
Reading books to find an example of good writing, does not work at least for me it has not. I could read some of the really popular novels over and over and see it only as a piece of garbage. Since that is what I see it as, and I still don't understand how it does so well. This might work for others but for me, it really does not.

>>33587
Ah, that is what I thought, but I just wanted to make sure. That is a cool saying, I should use it some time and confuse those around me, haha.

>Did you heard about Enid Blyton? She wrote around 750 books in her entire life, all by herself.
>750
>750!

That is a ton of writing. I don't even know how she could have done it. My goal is more like 50 or so. If I live a full life that is.

I don't plan on giving up, or stopping even. I'm done with that, one of my new years resolution was to writing for at least one of my stories every day.

I plan on finishing the story for the assignment and then let it go. So it doesn't weight me down.

>>33589
>but allows you to feel it as well.
The readers will be better at imagining the world you present in and of themselves. There might be readers who will say your work definitely does that, because they're definitely able to do that. And there might be those who will be unable to do it regardless of what's written.

>>33589
judging by your fangames Rosa. I can tell you with
confidence that you fullfil that~

>>33589
From Wikipedia: "An estimate puts her total book publication at around 800 titles, not including decades of magazine writing.[citation needed] It is said that at one point in her career she regularly produced 10,000 words a day.[citation needed]" ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enid_Blyton )

I watched her movie and she said about this "write 10.000 words a day" on an interview.
Yep. She loved write. Or she didn't have anything else to do.
Even if she wrote a lot, I would never exchange my life with her, only for own her writting ability. She had, as I saw in her movie, a sad life. Also, as I said before, she was crazy. In her last years, she was diagnosed with dementia.

You should watch her movie, I guess. (or not) The name is "Enid".

>>33591
Get over here! You haven't been molested in a while!

>>33592
"Just writing" is quantity over quality. Maybe you could argue that you'd improve if you kept writing, but if you never take a break to think there's no time to reflect.

Of course, if you wait until you think you've been inspired, you run the risk of never writing anything. And even then what you write might have only seemed good to you.

Hi.

>>33595
Good day.

>>33596
Bring him back, dammit!

Hello, nice to meet you.

>>33590
Yes, that is true. Each reading has an almost skill level. So much so that if the person has a lot of skill they can do just those things with bad writing even. I guess good writing would be writing that can make lots of people even ones will a lower reading level accomplish this.

>>33591
You would bring up an example of what I consider my mid-level writing to say that. Which just reminds me even more that I want to work even harder on my second fangame to make those feelings come through.

>>33597
Uh, hello?

>>33599
You're Belphe's sister, right?

According to some study, it takes 4,000 hours of practice to become adequate at something. It takes 7,000 hours of practice to become good at something. And it takes 10,000 hours of practice to become exceptional at something.

Just thought I'd throw that out there.

>>33594
True. However, in Enid's case, she is a famous writer and everyone loved her books. They sold over 600 milion copies.

>>33598
>I guess good writing would be writing that can make lots of people even ones will a lower reading level accomplish this.
If you ask me though, I wouldn't say good writing is necessarily anything like what you described initially. Or maybe, it isn't just that. After all, you can immerse someone in a world, but if you never do anything with that world, it's no good. Good writing entertains those you set out to entertain and delivers the points you set out to convey. That's my stance on it. You can write something knowing fully that large groups of people won't like it, and not be disappointed by that or take to mean you failed. The more people you set out to entertain and convey things to, the harder it is, probably. But you risk losing certain audiences as you try to pick up others. You shouldn't aim to cater to those for whom you would have to stray from the initial intention of your work.

Maybe it's even possible that good writing, can, at certain points in time, present a world that the reader finds hard to immerse themselves in. Because it does so to make a intentional point. Still, I don't write.

>>33593
....

>>33598
your writing is good

for example in the scene when Bern was going to execute the red demon guy ( sorry,I forgot his name)You could really feel his emotions.

>>33600
Did Belphe tell you about me?

ITT: People who are not writers telling someone how to become a writer

>>33606
At least I admit it.

You're a writer. How does one into writing?

>>33606
What a bad furniture/maid/furniture disguised as maid. No cookies for you.~~~

>>33605
Not really. Just that and the stuff he said here. Like which seacats you like most. I also know that you posed as him last night to troll. Got me for a second. Well I hope he returns at some point since we have giant bugs to kill.

>>33606
Step 1: Write something.
Step 2: Expand on what you wrote.
Step 3: Repeat.

>>33609
That doesn't really sound like something I would do. And can't you manage to kill a few measly insects by yourself?

>>33607
I'm about as much a writer as you are.

Good luck, Rosa!

>>33612
Weren't you writing some kind of novel? Or was it a VN?

>>33613
go back to the slave nice room

>>33611
Oh? You're capable of giving one of his friends a false phone number though. Forgive me if I'm not so trusting immediately. It didn't exactly look like something Bel would do either. (Or at least the way he worded it.) Omg but it's on inferno difficulty and we agreed to do it!

>>33616
Maybe someone pretended to be me pretending to be Belphe? Insects in an inferno? They'd practically kill themselves.

>>33615
What's my next assignment?

>>33614
Both. But neither qualifies me as a "writer", I don't think.

>>33618
choose one :

*Chapter 17 of Episode 2
*other half of Chapter 18 of Episode 2 (Kyrie (not lambda the Kyrie of my group~)already translated the first half)
*Chapter 19 of Episode 2

>>33617
And who let them? That's just as bad. You also pretended to be Belphe a long time ago in a stream and I got that confirmed from him. (You did a very good job that time btw.) You know how difficulty levels work in video games? Inferno is the hardest in that particular bug-killing game. Well I guess I could handle it but it's fun playing with him. I wonder why I spoiled that...oh well.

>>33619
Both, huh? I thought it was just one or the other. But still, it's true. Writing makes a writer, in the most literal definition, but it's not what people mean when they use the word, because everyone who's halfway literate does that.

You do have some degree of college eduction on the matter, though. Or something loosely related.

>>33621
Maybe I did. Even if I don't remember anything of the sort. How informative. Thank you for telling me this. I must have sounded quite the fool.

..........

>>33622
I think the qualification to be a writer is to write often and consistently, like how a farmer farms consistently and often.

>>33625
So you wouldn't say you write often and consistently? Even though you've got at two projects?

Why ya gotta do this to me game

I couldn't believe that Misha's disability was spiral power!

>>33626
I don't earn any money with it.

>>33613

>999x999

>>33623
So I'm thinking it's possible that you'd do it again. Especially considering the way he left was not in his character. (Or what I know about his character anyway.)

I just assumed you knew some stuff about video games since you watched him play them a lot. I shouldn't have assumed you knew what the hell I was talking about when I said giant bugs though. My bad. Both of you are dense.

>>33628
So then you might actually be working on them consistently and often. Do we get to see them when you finish?

>>33629
I wonder if she did that on purpose.

>>33624
I think you're cuter with short hair~

>>33614
>_ib4f.jpg
Been a while since I've seen that tag. Did you save a bunch of the Ange images I used to post~?

>>33629

>>33630
Nobody knows everyone's character. From what I've heard of here recently it's an impersonator paranoia bonanza.

I'm sure everyone knows all about giant inferno difficulty bugs but me. And you're claiming you were tricked by someone so dense? Your dence.

>>33633
No, I just had the same images and named them after yours just so you would think that.

>>33636
That's silly though, the _ib4f tag wasn't on my images originally. It only got stuck on the end when I uploaded them to the server.

>>33631
Naturally, when I finish them I'll show them.

>>33637
Clearly I added it in just to trick you.

>>33638
Are you sure you won't show it to the other two Umineko groups but hide them from us?

>>33635
You're so dense that you're just like him! It was easy to be fooled. Well, besides last night. This wont happen next time however! Fine, you're a LITTLE more clever.

>>33640
Good question.

>>33640
>>33642

Omg Lili-chan stop cheating on us.

>>33641
Sure. If you say so. Are you challenging me? What a compliment.

>>33640
There are other Umineko groups?

>>33642
How awful.

>>33644
Yes.

>>33645
Riri professed to be a triple-agent belonging to an Umineko facebook group and an Umineko group irc channel. And she won't let us find them.

Rumor has it she has started a romance with one of the irc ones.

Rin, I think Misha doesn't have a disability. I never see it mentioned anywhere besides sometimes having trouble walking up stairs, and students who don't even have disabilities are able to go to/apply to the school.

>>33648
How do you even know that?! Stop stalking me!

>>33642
You'd show them to me, right?

>>33647
Awfully brazen for someone who looks like-
>hobo-normal(a).gif
or actually is a hobo.

>>33649
You know, I was joking.

>>33648
That doesn't seem accurate. A Umineko facebook group wouldn't be too hard to find if such a thing actually existed.

>>33651
Tabun ne.

>>33650
The rumors were true!?

Feenie, the person you think you're chatting with isn't who you think it is.

>>33653

You'd be surprised.

>>33653
I didn't make any statements regarding their accuracy. I was simply reporting what is claimed.

>>33648
>rumor
[citation needed]

>>33652
You see, I'm actually Batman. Pretty crazy story.

Oh yeah, gotta take that damn Bar exam thingamajig again.

>>33656
How? I am obviously Satan of Wrath, sister to Belphegor of Sloth, as he thinks I am. As for all the other claims he's made I have no idea what he's on about as I have maintained.

>>33655
Of course not.

>>33657
But Lili never even read Umineko.

>>33656
I need to press until I can prove that. You damn IP readers ruining all the fun.

>>33662
Well, I never took any actions to stalk you. Bern was trying, but you're aware of that.

>>33662
there is a possibility that Piece is part of that group or a friend of him is part of it.

>>33663

Yes, it's quite strange.

>>33664

Ganbare, detective!

>>33661
You're not the Satan he is thinking of (the Belphegor from this board's sister), you're piece just imitating people again. Sure, you're posting as Satan, but it's not the Satan feenie thinks it is.

>>33667
The way I was going about it would take all day and I gotta leave though. Also, bad lawyer.

>>33668
Intimidating people? Forgive me for roleplaying as characters from Umineko. Nobody has used Satan sprites around here for a long time so I thought I was free to do so.

Look at all the out-of-character things you're making me say.

>>33670
>intimidating
I mean imitating.

You know, they say the Roman poet Virgil would write a thousand lines of text every day. At the end of each day he would go through everything he'd written and discard anything that wasn't perfectly to his satisfaction, and keep only those he judged to be of the highest quality. Though he'd be left with only a handful of lines after all that effort, those few lines alone would be near-immaculate.

>>33645
Yes, there is other Umineko's group. There is a Umineko Community in Brazil.

>>33668
PIECE DID IT again, huh? I was hoping it was something like Belphe having the DID or pretending to. Still pretty sure Satan was the one posing as Belphe last night though. Since I got a weird im. Unless Piece lives in his house or something. Piece had perfect timing.

>>33673
there are also spanish groups....but they suck
TRUE STORY

>>33675
Are you talking about the one that is translating Umineko to spanish? (07th Inquisition I think is the group's name)

That is the motto this board runs on~

"When in doubt, blame Piece"

>>33677
What about George?

>>33678
"It could be worse. You could be George."

>>33680
Nooooo!

>>33680
I just threw up a little.

>>33681
>>33683
See~? It works.
But it's a backup motto~

>>33679