NSFW Best Thread Ever [No SJW-related posts allowed]

[Cat Headed Eagle]

Everyone I know irl who plays Warhammer is gay, and it makes sense, tbh

 

[Lautreamont]

Today sure, but you should have seen the Warhammer crowd in 1992. It was a different world. Like everything else, another niche hobby gone mainstream and taken over by soyjaks and fags.

 

[NecroLord]

Bolt Thrower "Realm of Chaos" and that gorgeous oldschool Warhammer Art...

 

[Halfling Rodeo]

Today sure, but you should have seen the Warhammer crowd in 1992. It was a different world. Like everything else, another niche hobby gone mainstream and taken over by soyjaks and fags.

Warhammer was mainstream in the 90s in the UK. You don't have stores on the high street in every town and city in the UK and not be mainstream. Dawn of war is the American kick off point.

 

[Viata]

Was Warhammer always an expensive hobby? I never knew any fan where I lived (probably because Brazil + poor area) and only learned about it around the late 00s because of the internet. But when I started learning about it, I found out people complained about the price and how some started to 3D print warhammer stuff because it was cheaper.

 

[Jonathan "Zee Nekomimi]

usually they buy "bootleg" chink copies of variable degrees in quality (quality sellers are on high demand and fetch high prices). With the cheapness and advance of consumer grade 3d printers, some started printing their own.

 

[JarlFrank]

 

[Baron Dupek]

 

[Fedora Master]

Dead of the Brain, aka Every Weeb Ever

 

[Viata]

Is nigga playing the "fan translation" created by a guy that didn't know Japanese and just wrote the plot the way he thought it was?

 

[Cat Headed Eagle]

Is nigga playing the "fan translation" created by a guy that didn't know Japanese and just wrote the plot the way he thought it was?

the 90s jrpg and anime experience

 

[Black]

Is nigga playing the "fan translation" created by a guy that didn't know Japanese and just wrote the plot the way he thought it was?

Sounds like a regular jp -> en localisation.

 

[Viata]

Is nigga playing the "fan translation" created by a guy that didn't know Japanese and just wrote the plot the way he thought it was?

the 90s jrpg and anime experience

Working Designs is still alive.

 

[Black]

 

[NecroLord]

 

[Viata]

Nigga is not going to burn bridges, it seems.

 

[soutaiseiriron]

 

[Caim]

Is nigga playing the "fan translation" created by a guy that didn't know Japanese and just wrote the plot the way he thought it was?

the 90s jrpg and anime experience

Reminds me that I used to play a ROM of some JRPG for the SNES that was entirely in Japanese, where I just figured out that if I picked the right choice the characters did a transformation or special move and beat the enemy. It was some kind of turn-based diagonal isometric grid thingie set in the real world (or close enough to that) where one of the first levels was where the house of one of the characters gets invaded by monsters and you gotta fight them off. Never learned the real name of that one, it was just labeled "animated story" or something.

This is also how I bungled my way through the SNES version of Ultima 6, where I often managed to get 6 party members and either ran out of supplies, got lost in the dark or ran into a bunch of demons and died, then got frustrated and gave up until I tried again the next day.

Good times.

 

[Cat Headed Eagle]

It reminds me of my early days playing Exile (the spiderweb game) as a kid who didn't even knew a lick of english. All I knew were the sounds it made at startup: "whooosh! aaarrrh!". I liked exploring the world though. I never knew why my characters kept dying.

 

[Arthandas]

Is nigga playing the "fan translation" created by a guy that didn't know Japanese and just wrote the plot the way he thought it was?

Sounds like a regular jp -> en localisation.

I've recently watched a good video showcasing the problem of localizers doing whatever the hell they want including wokeness, fixing "sexist" jokes, rewriting the text etc.

 

[Elttharion]

 

[Unkillable Cat]

Is nigga playing the "fan translation" created by a guy that didn't know Japanese and just wrote the plot the way he thought it was?

the 90s jrpg and anime experience

Reminds me that I used to play a ROM of some JRPG for the SNES that was entirely in Japanese, where I just figured out that if I picked the right choice the characters did a transformation or special move and beat the enemy. It was some kind of turn-based diagonal isometric grid thingie set in the real world (or close enough to that) where one of the first levels was where the house of one of the characters gets invaded by monsters and you gotta fight them off. Never learned the real name of that one, it was just labeled "animated story" or something.

Wild guess of the day here, but... Energy Breaker?

 

[karoliner]

 

[Caim]

Is nigga playing the "fan translation" created by a guy that didn't know Japanese and just wrote the plot the way he thought it was?

the 90s jrpg and anime experience

Reminds me that I used to play a ROM of some JRPG for the SNES that was entirely in Japanese, where I just figured out that if I picked the right choice the characters did a transformation or special move and beat the enemy. It was some kind of turn-based diagonal isometric grid thingie set in the real world (or close enough to that) where one of the first levels was where the house of one of the characters gets invaded by monsters and you gotta fight them off. Never learned the real name of that one, it was just labeled "animated story" or something.

Wild guess of the day here, but... Energy Breaker?

Thanks, but that was not it. It was a bit more modern Japan looking (at least the initial level) and also a bit more zoomed in.

 

[Gerrard]

Is nigga playing the "fan translation" created by a guy that didn't know Japanese and just wrote the plot the way he thought it was?

the 90s jrpg and anime experience

The $currentday experience.