>>932
im not sure a ten person survey will represent million traffic data sample/range
i need something more evident, or simply has more clarity. like algorythmic approach
i guess we re(i am) pass the data phase, just to be more clearer, direct

your input is welcome. keep it coming.

>>928
it's depends on the interest of their viewers I think. All the artists have to do is post their work in their own public gallery, so that people could look at. And then the artist offer commision when they feel like.

>>2337
I'm not samefagging you sperglord. I have never spam anything on this board and you're being delusional.

>>2336
>>2337
>>2344
>>2345
take your meds

>>928
>>933
i guess you could do an experiment? like keeping track of the views and sales data, making a hypothesis, and then testing your hypothesis using that data...

>>1200
https://mega.nz/file/Hp5nlYJL#gKrEYGzTvXCOHlC9Y3rXsKEhwadtSDXQqaRL72vjZl0
VOD here.

>>1062
>>1063
uh, hey! the full download for the program looks kind of sus! moriyashrine.org has the same game, but it looks less sus...

it might be too late and i don't think it has everything, but the copy from moriyashrine.org is here: https://moriyashrine.org/files/file/27-touhou-123-hisoutensoku-choudokyuu-ginyoru-no-nazo-wo-oe/

>>1203
that's because sokuroll (rollback aid; tool to have online matches without extreme amounts of lag), which comes with the repack of the full download injects itself into soku .exe on launch
it's not virus, but moriyashrine copy likely doesn't have the following:
1) SWR hooked up to it (to access SWR characters and their decks)
2) netplay aids (sokuroll)
3) score file to get access to all cards (downloadable from the wiki)
repack is not virus!

>>1197
>>get murdered in the losers second round
hope you enjoyed losing vs me, sucker

comfy board you have. don't mind me taking it easy for a bit.

>>2291
the 2hu tourney was fun! :D

>>2244
I agree that sometimes they make dumb decisions, but that's part of the fun! I personally prefer the second movie to the first, still you have to give them credit for having such an impact on things that came after. Like Metroid or Half-Life are inspired by it, and I think in general the franchise was one of the main reasons monster movies were taken seriously.

>>1018
"If..." is my favourite film. Malcolm Mcdowell is the greatest actor of all time and the setting of an english boarding school is kino, watching this with my Dad who grew up in a similar setting was sick.

Just rewatched the original star wars trilogy. Really mediocre with return of the jedi being straight bad. As a kid I was only into it because it was a cultural touchstone, and now I've got nothing tying me to it.

>>2252
Return of the Jedi is almost as forgettable as Attack of the Clones.

>>1018
'max max: fury road' was awesome!! the action scenes were kickass! and i liked the really bright and detailed lighting! it made me feel like i was on a post-apocalyptic wasteland...

>>1821
Time of day doesnt matter to me. I just am trying to build up certain neural connections in my brain. One goal is time dilation which ive read studies this should be possible. Since i literally lose so much time just blanking out or getting lost in dark places in my mind. I could try something like that.

>>1829
meditation helps you focus. you can't slow down time from doing it, friend...

>>1837
Time dilation is a mental phenomenon not an astrophysics phenomenon. What is being altered is the speed of processing in the brain and focus altering what time feels like. Brain goes faster, time perception seems slower thus time dilation.

>Studying
I can't get myself to start, I feel like everything is pointless and I can't even do things I'm interested in just because I'm interested in them, everything is hypercompetitive and I'll be left behind. Everyone I meet that's into math and programming has been practicing since they were kids, with thousands of hours of experience over many years and here I am, doing basic math when everyone else has already got a degree and started working.
I know I shouldn't be comparing myself to others but it's hard not to, when I'm reminded of the gap between me and everyone else every time I look at a book and think about how little I've done with my life.
>Reading
I read some manga here and there, I read consistently for a while but it didn't last long, again I have issues getting started. I'd also like to write something just to do something with the various ideas juggling inside my head, I keep making notes of various "sketches" but nothing meaningful comes out of them because, just like reading, I can't even get started.
>Socialising
This one I feel like I'm beyond saving, I can't get close to people and I struggle to understand them in relationship to me, as an outsider looking at a group of people I have no trouble understanding their relationships/emotions etc, but as soon as I'm personally involved, I get so overwhelmed that there's no rational thought to be had, at most I can react and usually that reaction is just to get away as soon as I can.
I was hoping by getting deeper into studies and interests I would meet people I could talk to and befriend, but it really feels like everyone else has a place in the world in terms of friendships, with various connections in multiple directions with different people, and me having not a single one of them, when I manage to talk to someone for a while, I get reminded that they have others to talk to, to do things with, I don't, and sometimes that makes me talk to people I wouldn't talk to if I had a choice (which I do, but you know what I mean).
>Working out, regular sleep schedule, diet
The only good things that I'm consistent with, I don't do anything special, but it seems ok for now.
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>>2125
>Everyone I meet that's into math and programming has been practicing since they were kids
I know exactly how you feel, comparing yourself to others is something everybody does I feel, society is built this way, not being similar to others means you stick out. But you can flip that around, like what helps me is comparing myself to the right kind of people basically. For example I know someone who successfully changed to coding as a career at age 32 after being an electrican his whole life, or occasionally read about someone who is starting an animation carreer around that age. Comparing to the small percentage at the top can be really discouraging.

>I have issues getting started
For me the beginning is always the hardest part no matter what, after i get through the first chapters of a manga or hours of a new video game it's getting easier, it's taking a while to get the gears running, and the sunk cost fallacy probably.

A large, quiet gothic castle in the mountains or on a remote island in alaska with a my friends as roomate, with a large victorian library inside, countless passageways, a small artillery battery in the courtyard facing outward off of ramparts, a variety of detached buildings of different purposes, and a grass-airstrip runway to fly old ww1 plane reconstructions off of

>>1492
The world would be the garden of eden if no other person was made. My ideal biome would have the snow of winter but also the abundance of spring perpetually. I would just live in the wilderness with the animals.

>>1492
i'd live in an onsen in japan! and the onsen would have things like AC, wi-fi, and solar panels!

It's not much, but she's all mine.

War and conflict is not comfy, but if you ignore all of that, I've always been strangely at peace when exploring The Silent Cartographer from the original Halo. It is atmospheric and comfy and has beautiful scenery.

I'm now sure there's at least three of us.

>>1950
It's you, me and the bot they made to astroturf activity here.

>>1951
I'd like to say I'm here, but I only stop by once every couple of months, and don't post every time I do. So, I'm not here.

Ah I really just meant three of us who are studying the same language. I'm sure there's more posters than that, especially people like >>1957 who pop in every now and then.

I'm alive out there, barely making it through, but things are getting better.

i like a good game and a zesty drink

>>1826
Are you feeling empty as in joyless, without purpose or something else?

>>1478
>>1827
i play crappy games and drink root beer!

>>1826
what's stopping you? you could start right now if you really wanted to...

✓ oversized fuzzy hoodie (I should replace with a kigurumi some day)
✓ essential oil diffuser with lavender
✓ cute anime or ASMR praise and comfort video
✓ coffee / alcohol / tea
✓ tasty food

>>1876
I like the way you think. Bonus if it's raining outside.

>>1813
Not if I have anything to say about it!
/kind/ will from here on out be /rude/

>>1816
Niceness will always triumph over rudeness!

>>1816

ur stinky >:)

>>1820
I-I'm sorry! I promise I'll be nicer!

Thank you!