/warc/ - Wildcard Archive

Can't wait until the manga of this comes out.

Working on the visual novel right now, I'm using rempy

genius

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getting someeone to work on that

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I love you so goddamn much ubuu.
Give me a download link when it's done.

Wow that would've been great if I'd managed to ACTUALLY POST IT IN THE GOD DAMN THREAD

pls don't vaporize me Sei

/voc/ sounds like a nice idea to me, so does /story/ and /memo/

/voc/ sounds good to me but we still have a lot of good unused ones in the thread on /sugg/

Did someone say story?

I'm down for some stories. Also I'd merge this into the other thread, but merging isn't a thing for tinyboard, I guess. Swore it was in a past version, who knows.

Wanna roll again?

>>2795
You'd do that? If you're really asking, sure!

>>2795
sei, would you be my wife?

>>2797
That's… it's so sudden…

Post new /wild/ suggestions itc with pictures of military technology.

/dildos/

OP here, Just correcting a typo, it should say "words" not "word"

>Real Life AU where the first word your soulmate says to you is tattooed on your body at birth.

Even in an alternate universe, I'd just be tattooed with something no one would ever say to anyone — or even know how to say at all. Like š™ｸｷü^%盂œ, for example.

Weird AU because .flow is based off of yume >_>

An AU where YN is as expansive as 2kki

>>2775
Portal was based on a game that was never really popular in the first place.

Seagal is admin there, Seisatsu is alive, Preasul is actually kikiyama, Saya stayed in the eatable cakehole, and I'm a mod.

Madotsuki was the rapist!

Everyone agrees that the Yume Nikki manga is awesome

Uboachan succeeded at making their own game

Every fangame on the fangame board that gets started gets finished. Fangame threads always have some playable demo when the thread is first posted.

every games posted on /fg/ gets frequent updates.
no fg had a huge confusing map.
>>2783
>Uboachan succeeded at making their own game
hurts too much.

>>2783
Nigga this one hits too close

> Martial Art
Krav Maga

> Religion
Discordianism

> Name
Chunky Bubbles, Hobo-Wizard of the House of Smackdownicus

> Martial Art
Mantis Style Kung Fu/Arm mounted blades

> Religion
atheism/agnosticism: even if there is no God or Buddha, there is Kamen Rider

> Name
Kamen Rider S

the suit with be standard Showa Rider fare with a Scyther motif, and retractable forearm mounted blades a la Chipp from guilty gear

>Martial Art
Judo

>Religion
atheism

>Name
Starfall

> have a good friend who took Judo for 2 years, it looks like a lot of fun, and very effective

I trained Judō for 2 years, more or less, when I was 10~, but because I was pretty anxious all the time I never advanced any belt from white, which is a shame, and now I'm really regretting it.
Yes, indeed, it's pretty fun, useful; and it's not actually that hard; you may want to train your body a bit, though. Trying to bring your opponent down without strength is a bad idea and often ends with your opponent coming in from the defenseless opening.

I'm the Kendō dude from the other thread, and I'd like to learn something involving sword training.

>Apparently a lot of martial arts schools are scams that just teach you flashy stuff instead of actual useful defense techniques (I've heard this about Karate from people who practice other arts.)

I think it depends which place you are training and what you're learning. Some schools/institutions with big names (such as derivated institutions of real japanese Martial Art dōjō) tend to be the place you want to go if you want to learn well, but they also are expensive.
Other place are good while not being "parented" by that kind of institutions.

As for the flashy movements, karate and other "flying" fighting styles tend to be the main target of those people that actually don't teach useful techniques and only "candy-eye" kicks. Other kind of martial arts should not have this problem, but it could happen.

That's pretty cool man. Good luck in the tournament.

Just got back from practice a little while ago. Teacher had me work on my side kick today. It's getting better. I practiced on on of those mannequin punching bags things for a while, then I broke a board. That was kind of cool, it was a good way to illustrate what proper form can do. I practiced nunchaku stuff with one of the more experienced students for a bit, and he commented that I was much better than when I started. That was nice. I like seeing myself improve, and the cool thing about martial arts is that is so vast, I'll always be learning.

Not much to report. I've been working on my form and nunchaku techniques, making some progress. Teacher expects me to begin learning a more advanced tiger form soon, and we're set to start full contact free sparring next month. I'm pretty psyched.

It's been a little while since I last checked in. I have been practicing as usual. Things should be getting interesting soon, we start sparring seriously Tuesday night. I'll have something that's truly worth posting then.

I went in to the school today, apparently no sparring tonight. Maybe later this week. I've started to learn to dual wield nunchucks, so that's something.

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Seiza is meant to hurt unless one practises it regularly, consider that Japanese people do it since they're little, that's how they get used to it.

Also, did a bit of Kendo (wish my keyboard had the 'long o' handy, can't stand the 'ou' romanisation) and didn't like it one bit. Very, very, very repetitive especially in the early stages, good exquipment is expensive, and it's probably the least useful martial art in today's world - unless you go around with a wooden sword it'll do zilch for you in the mean streets. Minus extra points if you dislike loud sounds: a kendo dojo sounds like the set of a bad period dorama.

>Seiza is meant to hurt unless one practises it regularly, consider that Japanese people do it since they're little, that's how they get used to it.

Yeah. I've been practicing regularly since a month or so, 3~5 times everyday, from 10 to 20 minutes. While I knew Seiza is meant to hurt and that japanese people do get used to it because they basically do since little, what has been bugging me is that most of the comments I read about it are about "pinches and little pain", or "my ankles and fibula hurt" rather than some pain in the knees while trying to stand up.
But now that I rethink about it it might be me thinking I'm a snowflake. It's weird because I don't have problems sitting nor enduring the time I take, but when I try to get up my knees just give up at the pain.

>Also, did a bit of Kendo (wish my keyboard had the 'long o' handy, can't stand the 'ou' romanisation) and didn't like it one bit

Yeah, I dislike it too but I was kinda lazy and ended up using baka romanji.

>Very, very, very repetitive especially in the early stages, good exquipment is expensive, and it's probably the least useful martial art in today's world - unless you go around with a wooden sword it'll do zilch for you in the mean streets. Minus extra points if you dislike loud sounds: a kendo dojo sounds like the set of a bad period dorama.

Crap, that is kinda disappointing. Kendō was supposed to be both a way to teach the body and mind, while meditating and becoming one with your sword and movements. If that is not what you find in the dōjō, it certainly might not be suitable for what I was looking for. I'll move my eyes to kenjutsu and aikidō, then. Though I don't like it that much.
As for the "going out with a bokken in the streets", well, I actually don't get out too often, and if you get stopped by the policeman or something you just can tell them you're going to train.

Oh, man, I really the idea of training as a swordsmanship, so guess I can manage to get a shinai and do some basics watching youtube videos, but not having a sensei nor opponents is just terrible, and from what I've seen, there's nothing that resembles what I'm looking for.