>>36285
Why do you think I'd ever do something so deplorable!? I'm as innocent as summer sunshine. In fact, I bet you can't even find 4 lewd or suggestive posts of mine in the past.

>>36288
That involves effort. I'm sure someone could do it for me.

>>36291
I don't think it was me. My memory is bad, but it feels like someone else was in a similar situation before.

>>36292
So you make baseless accusations without making the effort to back them up? Geeze, how slothful.

>>36286

Are you kidding, it's her favorite name matched only by 'Rikafukastel-tan'.

>>36288
To narrow the number down to simply four would be like taking four grains of rice out of a sack as a way of saying "Look, this sack has rice in it!"

>>36298
Guess that means it should be super easy to do then, eh chrome dome~? I don't really agree with what you're implying, but I do like the metaphor.

>>36294
How cruel.

>>36296

I read that filename as "imouto swords".

....makes me think of a picture I saw once with some weapons from WoW turned into girls.

By the way, Rooga and any other /seacat/ who plays Civ 4, let's try to get another MP game going this weekend. Depending on the wishes of those involved and who shows up we can continue one of our saved games or start a new one.

>>36301
Funny, I could say the same to you. You know, since you're making baseless accusations with no supporting evidence in an attempt to defame my glorious character~

>>36303
Are those Civ games kinda like the Total War games? I was kinda interested in them but I don't have a PC that would run them.

how much skill dose it take to repair a damaged seem in a coat considering i do not know how to sew

>>36305
I was doing no such thing. It's almost like a prize to be considered lewd here.

>>36305
Same as Belphe

>>36300
Unfortunately, I'm no bookkeeper as our missing Voyager, and in fact take the stance that destroying history is fine since it's pointless to linger on the past anyway; as a person unsuited for the job, I can instead propose that since your lewdness is matched only by your weirdness and surpassed massively by thine density as the top three "things which are common knowledge about Belphe," then such things that became common knowledge did so for a reason thus rendering the proving of it with evidence unnecessary - much like how the Earth revolving around the Sun has become common knowledge, and therefore no longer requires it to be proven for it to be an accepted fact.

I am really excited
I can't wait for friday for I to reveal my surprise~

Whoops, didn't see new thread. John, did the game pick up yet?

>>36307
So....you're actually complimenting me then?

>>36309
Hey now! You can't just accuse people without having evidence; Voyager would have a fit if she was still here. You people have gotten lazy since Umineko ended!

>>36288
I remember you saying something really lewd, however I am also teased because of that cursed word so I cannot accuse you.

>>36312
If you look at it that way, sure.

>>36304
Not yet, I've been too preoccupied with marathoning Votoms to discuss it with Hide, reading Little Busters! to talk about it with Feenie, and going through Katahane as recommended by mack; but I'll try and get further with it after finishing one of these three things since I haven't played games much at all for a while besides reading VNs.

>>36312
It's common knowledge, though. If you want to dispel that aura of lewdness you carry with you, then feel free to try, but rather with the person who brought it up in the first place since I'm naturally too lazy for the job.

>>36314
How very kind of you then!

>>36315
You say you're lazy, but that first reply kinda says otherwise. So much stuff to read, how daunting.

>>36313
D-Don't say it if you actually remember something! That word curses us both~

>>36313
Anon Anon Anon........guess what we will have to deal with a mexican version of the SOPA law.....the Doring law.......fortunately there are alot of laws that oppose that law..(I happen to be an expert on mexican law.)

>>36317
It's too late, if Rosa is around then we are both doomed ne.

>>36305
I've never played the Total War games, but I like Civ because it's completely turn-based. From what I have read on the Total War series they are similar, though I think Civilization places less emphasis on warfare and more on empire management and diplomacy.

Not to say there isn't plenty of warfare in Civ games, but I think you spend a lot of time managing your empire's economy and topography.

One of the main emphases of the Civilization game is the passage of time and the advancement of technology, which it represents from the Ancient Era (with club-wielding warriors) to the Future Era (with missile cruisers). In fact, when I refer to "economy" in Civilizaiton, it's almost always "economy as it pertains to research capacity," wahahaha~ This is something that I haven't seen emphasized as much in other games in the genre. Naturally, I imagine the trade-off is that Civilization isn't as tactically interesting as far as combat goes as other games. Though I still feel there's some depth there~!

Anyways, I still play Civ4 as opposed to Civ5 because I think Civ5 took out too many "interesting decisions" and generally runs a lot slower and less competently than Civ4. Oh well~ I wish they hadn't removed the commerce and religion systems, at least~

>>36318
>Mexicans
>tightening copyright law
wat? I thought that place was knockoff toys central.

>>36321
Yup, fortunately , there are laws that oppose that law. and usually request like that are turned down...

>>36316
Gotta fill up all that free time somehow! And by lazy I mean lazy with things that require any effort in matters which I have little interest.
I just want to take it easy, you see.

>>36320

Total War is turned based until you get into combat. Then you control all your troops in real time. You can slow it down and plan, but I guess you can't when you play online. It's too fast for me.

>>36315
I sorta know that feeling. I've got a bunch of stuff I haven't finished yet. Ironically, this includes the last episode of Umineko.

>>36319
Why Rosa?! Does she call us lewd or something?

>>36320
Right, I think the Total War games choose one specific time-frame and doesn't evolve past it. I never really played any games that focus on the economy or developing a country like Civ or even Total War, and I find it kinda interesting.

Isn't it...hard though? How did you first learn to play it? Did it take you a while to get a hang of everything, because it seems a bit confusing every time I hear you talk about it ehehe.

Hmmm I wanted to stream, but I will contain myself until friday~

>>36318
>>36321
Clearly, mexican politians are just dogs. They do what their owner say etc.
>>36326
No, but Rosa knows very well what word I am talking about.

Oh also, hello Evangelical-Methodist-Presbyterian-Lutheran Agnostic-Deist-chan!

Also, Populous the Beginning and ActRaiser are the closest I'll ever get to city building sims. Because summoning earthquakes, volcanos, and tornados to wipe out enemies is just so much more fun to me than sending an army after them. That's just me, though.

>>36326
Hard? It is very complex, and I totally sucked at it for a long time, wahahaha~

But~! Then I started reading game reports on individual Civilization 4 games. Particularly some rather in-depth reports on long-running multiplayer games. I got a handle for how to approach the game, or rather, how to THINK about it. Being able to think "I am doing X for Y reason and will receive Z benefit for doing so, but there are risks A, B, and C, am I willing to take those risks?" helped me a lot. I wouldn't say I'm a 5-star Civ player but I've improved a lot over how I used to play (the first thing I stopped doing was automating workers--never again will I trust the AI to improve tiles optimally).

It's really the little things that add up and make all the difference. Thinking "well sure I can cottage that tile, but the city won't be able to work it for a while anyway--on the other hand, if I road that other tile, the settler I'm producing in 2 turns will reach its destination 1 turn faster!" is really the key, I think.

>>36329

Not according to Keikaku.

Hey Rin, can you ban me from posting/actually seeing the boards (besides /parlor/ maybe) for like a month?

So who is going to stream?

>>36332
problem?
>>36333
no
>>36334
dunno lol

>>36331
Sounds so complex, a thinking game to be sure! The learning curve is probably really steep but if one can get past it like you did it sounds like it has a lot of content to offer.

>>36333
Why?

>>36333

Interesting strategy!

Who are you by the way?

>>36335

Not that much of a problem. I guess I can deal, AnonymousIsLegionDoNotForgiveExpectUs-kun.

>>36339
... I surrender.

>>36337
It could give me some time off to think about my life in general.

>>36338
It doesn't but what does matter is that I should be banned.

>>36333

You can't get banned from seeing boards, you just won't be able to post.

>>36342
You should fix that.

>>36340

Heh.

>>36341

Well alright.

>>36339
What kind of name is that? It sounds a bit like Evangelical-Methodist-Presbyterian-Lutheran-Agnostic-Deist-chan.

>>36341
I don't have any particular desire to ban you. If you need to take a break from /seacats/ go ahead and do so, but as Jyoji said I don't think banning you prevents you from reading the boards. Well, I'm not 100% sure on that, but I don't want to ban you. You could try asking someone else if you want.

>>36336
Oh, I definitely think Civ4 rewards you for thinking both strategically and tactically, which is one of the reasons I love it~ And I don't mean those in just a military sense, either~

>>36345

You know I don't understand the whole thing but the parts I do look to me like they contradict!

I've found out today if someone claims to have a terrible disease and asks for money to cure it on a popular site , they will get money with no effort or evidence of having the disease.

prohibition failed
treat the source, not just the symptoms

Season 4 Season 4

I mean......
STREAM WHERE STREAM WHERE?~~~

.............why must this be so quiet?

>>36348
It's the internet, did you expect otherwise

>>36354
I want to! ;_;

Dammit Belphe, stop posting only when I'm not around!

>>36356
It's best if Belphe isn't here since she smells and is covered in dense moe.

>>36357
But that's the appeal! Well, maybe not the smell but that's easily managed.

>>36358
Then go date a black hole if you like such things.

>>36359
Blue is better.

>>36360
ur blu

Bye.

>>36362
See ya later!

>>36362
D-Don't you dare!

My gameboard is already in Tea Party. Oh, the time passes so fast. Luck I'll probably bring another friend here and teach him how to make a Gameboard, playing against me in a Gameboard.


And hi to everyone.

Why can't I upload yuru yuri music. Is this board dyke proof or something.

>>36303
I'll think about it for a day or so. If I feel fine enough to play, probably Friday night your time.

>>36367

It's already reached its maximum lesbian capacity ne.

>>36369
Fix it.

>>36370

Just don't upload Akari~n music since it won't show up anyways ne.

>>36371
It's Ayano, not Akari singing the Yuru Yuri Op, nerd.

>>36309
That's just an appeal to popularity. Just because many people think it is so doesn't make it so.

>>36372

She appears in the OP, you're doomed from the start.

>this thread

>>36373

>>36376
Hi Ton.

>>36378
Derp wrong thread, oh well. Livestream thread now 100% more interesting.

>>36379

Now's your chance, quick move to america ne.

>>36380
Might wanna actually wear some type of undergarment too.

>>36380
>America pioneered western internet censorship
Yeahnothx. Your government's even worse.

I thought Kid was Australian.

>>36382

Hey at least soap is probably dead.

>>36379
Told ya they were gonna pass it there~
>>36367
I think john said if it's past a certain size (even though maximum file size says however many kb), it won't upload, that's what happened to me. (I think it was 10 something MB, I don't remember.)

>>36383
lol, you had everyone worried, you know.

>>36386
Sorry about that. I'm not sure why you'd worry like that over me throwing a tantrum. It's not like I was gonna disappear or anything.

In spite of that, though, once again, I'm sorry I made people worry.

That plushie is cute.

HI.......too quiet....

>Majikoi S released
Download faster dammit.

>>36391
What a suspicious censorship bar placement

>>36392
Damn it Hide, now I can't unsee...

>>36393
Don't lie, lion, you saw it from the start

>>36394
To be honest, I realized until you mention it,
and I thought it was some kind of cleaver.

Really ;_;~

Seath the Scaleless dekita!

>>36395
it's obviously ice cream ne

capcom, you really hate your megaman fanbase, don't you