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On November 19 2012 07:02 OutlaW- wrote:
Turning the page definitely breaks immersion less (at least for me, I guess) than clicking with a mouse.
Who would read horror with lights/people around them?
I also feel much more easily immersed by paper rather than a lit, electronic screen..
So basically, when reading a horror book, you cut yourself off from other distractions. But for some reason you don't want to do the same thing with horror manga, and then blame your choice for not doing that (closing other tabs/etc etc) for your lack of immersion.
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On November 19 2012 07:11 KazeHydra wrote:Show nested quote +On November 19 2012 07:02 OutlaW- wrote:
Turning the page definitely breaks immersion less (at least for me, I guess) than clicking with a mouse.
Who would read horror with lights/people around them?
I also feel much more easily immersed by paper rather than a lit, electronic screen.. Don't know about you but I find it hard to read when there's no light.
What is this, Death Note?
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omg LB 7, THE WAFUUU IS HERE
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On November 19 2012 07:11 KazeHydra wrote:Show nested quote +On November 19 2012 07:02 OutlaW- wrote:
Turning the page definitely breaks immersion less (at least for me, I guess) than clicking with a mouse.
Who would read horror with lights/people around them?
I also feel much more easily immersed by paper rather than a lit, electronic screen.. Don't know about you but I find it hard to read when there's no light.
As long as you can read intellectually, your brain serves as your own personal lamp.
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people should invent ink that shines dimly in the dark
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On November 19 2012 07:16 Ushio wrote:
omg LB 7, THE WAFUUU IS HERE
To me it was a totally unexpected barrage of wafuus.
It was super effective.
edit:
I finished Mushishi. It was great, especially considering how episodic it was, I really enjoyed the vast majority of the stories. I liked how you never knew if it was going to be a sad or happy ending, or something in between. And as mentioned, it had great music. I wish there was more of it.
Now, then, now I have no clue of what to watch ;/
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On November 19 2012 07:26 Maxie wrote:I finished Mushishi. It was great, especially considering how episodic it was, I really enjoyed the vast majority of the stories. I liked how you never knew if it was going to be a sad or happy ending, or something in between. And as mentioned, it had great music. I wish there was more of it. Now, then, now I have no clue of what to watch ;/
kino no tabi
natsume yuujinchou
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On November 19 2012 07:26 Maxie wrote:To me it was a totally unexpected barrage of wafuus. It was super effective. edit: I finished Mushishi. It was great, especially considering how episodic it was, I really enjoyed the vast majority of the stories. I liked how you never knew if it was going to be a sad or happy ending, or something in between. And as mentioned, it had great music. I wish there was more of it. Now, then, now I have no clue of what to watch ;/
Penguindrum
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On November 19 2012 09:00 Shauni wrote:Show nested quote +On November 19 2012 07:26 Maxie wrote:On November 19 2012 07:16 Ushio wrote:
omg LB 7, THE WAFUUU IS HERE I finished Mushishi. It was great, especially considering how episodic it was, I really enjoyed the vast majority of the stories. I liked how you never knew if it was going to be a sad or happy ending, or something in between. And as mentioned, it had great music. I wish there was more of it. Now, then, now I have no clue of what to watch ;/ kino no tabi natsume yuujinchou
I might check out natsume yuujinchou, though maybe it's a bit... too similar to Mushishi, I don't think I should overdose on the same thing 
On November 19 2012 09:07 Tabbris wrote:Show nested quote +On November 19 2012 07:26 Maxie wrote:On November 19 2012 07:16 Ushio wrote:
omg LB 7, THE WAFUUU IS HERE To me it was a totally unexpected barrage of wafuus. It was super effective. edit: I finished Mushishi. It was great, especially considering how episodic it was, I really enjoyed the vast majority of the stories. I liked how you never knew if it was going to be a sad or happy ending, or something in between. And as mentioned, it had great music. I wish there was more of it. Now, then, now I have no clue of what to watch ;/ Penguindrum
I've already watched it. Was bloody confusing at times, but at large I liked it.
Hm, if I may make some sort of request, I'd love something that has two interesting main characters with interesting interactions/talks between them. Examples could be Black Lagoon (Rock and Revy), or Spice and Wolf. Maybe a bit too general of a request, heh.
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^ You havent seen Gankutsuou? Try that.
Also holy fuck heavens feel is way different then the other two routes. I didnt think much of the fate route and the UBW route was fine but it didnt impress me like it did some people. But this route is turning out really interesting so far!
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Watch Natsume Yuujinchou, Maxie! It is the one of only two anime I've watched that comes close to the godlike awesome of Mushishi, especially s2. It's a lot more lighthearted and there are a lot more characters that appear more often since the plot is generally set in same "area". ALso features a much more fleshed out main character and the best fucking cat in the universe. Still need to buy a Nyanko-sensei plush. =(
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Can't quite make up my mind on how I feel about yasashii sekai no tsukurikata. Art is good though.
On November 19 2012 07:17 Zergneedsfood wrote:Show nested quote +On November 19 2012 07:11 KazeHydra wrote:On November 19 2012 07:02 OutlaW- wrote:
Turning the page definitely breaks immersion less (at least for me, I guess) than clicking with a mouse.
Who would read horror with lights/people around them?
I also feel much more easily immersed by paper rather than a lit, electronic screen.. Don't know about you but I find it hard to read when there's no light. As long as you can read intellectually, your brain serves as your own personal lamp.
Next time I end up at you and cheep's room I am throwing you in the closet with a book.
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On November 19 2012 09:15 Maxie wrote:Show nested quote +On November 19 2012 09:00 Shauni wrote:On November 19 2012 07:26 Maxie wrote:On November 19 2012 07:16 Ushio wrote:
omg LB 7, THE WAFUUU IS HERE I finished Mushishi. It was great, especially considering how episodic it was, I really enjoyed the vast majority of the stories. I liked how you never knew if it was going to be a sad or happy ending, or something in between. And as mentioned, it had great music. I wish there was more of it. Now, then, now I have no clue of what to watch ;/ kino no tabi natsume yuujinchou I might check out natsume yuujinchou, though maybe it's a bit... too similar to Mushishi, I don't think I should overdose on the same thing Show nested quote +On November 19 2012 09:07 Tabbris wrote:On November 19 2012 07:26 Maxie wrote:On November 19 2012 07:16 Ushio wrote:
omg LB 7, THE WAFUUU IS HERE To me it was a totally unexpected barrage of wafuus. It was super effective. edit: I finished Mushishi. It was great, especially considering how episodic it was, I really enjoyed the vast majority of the stories. I liked how you never knew if it was going to be a sad or happy ending, or something in between. And as mentioned, it had great music. I wish there was more of it. Now, then, now I have no clue of what to watch ;/ Penguindrum I've already watched it. Was bloody confusing at times, but at large I liked it. Hm, if I may make some sort of request, I'd love something that has two interesting main characters with interesting interactions/talks between them. Examples could be Black Lagoon (Rock and Revy), or Spice and Wolf. Maybe a bit too general of a request, heh.
Crest of the Stars
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Oh, Ghost Hunt was pretty good, too.
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On November 19 2012 09:35 Ecael wrote:
Can't quite make up my mind on how I feel about yasashii sekai no tsukurikata. Art is good though.
The plot's kinda whatever. It tries to be smart, but it just ends up feeling contrived. So I just read it for the art too. ~_~
Speaking of which, I should catch up on Otoyomegatari sometime.
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On November 19 2012 09:44 Spazer wrote:Show nested quote +On November 19 2012 09:35 Ecael wrote:
Can't quite make up my mind on how I feel about yasashii sekai no tsukurikata. Art is good though. The plot's kinda whatever. It tries to be smart, but it just ends up feeling contrived. So I just read it for the art too. ~_~ Speaking of which, I should catch up on Otoyomegatari sometime.
idk if it even tries to be smart other than have the topic of conversation be about physics, except they don't even actually talk about physics. I just don't know if I like the idea of that kind of a triangular relationship on top of a pretty bs looking past trauma.
But it is pretty so I might as well as keep reading.
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I mean smart as in addressing the problem of geniuses and whatnot. I don't really expect real physics talk from the mangaka, lol. The reaction of the mother is just waaaay too bizarre to accept though.
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So what you're saying spazer
is that Nishio Ishin/Nasu Kinoko the author is not.
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On November 19 2012 10:01 Spazer wrote:
I mean smart as in addressing the problem of geniuses and whatnot. I don't really expect real physics talk from the mangaka, lol. The reaction of the mother is just waaaay too bizarre to accept though.
I am too lazy to go download the raws so I can only say based on what I saw on scanlation sites so far but the reaction might be reasonable yet, maybe. At least I didn't mind the whole thing with Kurisu in s;g and that was rather close to this.
The story hints at problems of that kind but never really goes into anything, I imagine it'll get limited to the girl, his family issues and research and then end at that. Things about the MC himself probably won't really come up. So basically even zettai karen children will do a better job than this
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On November 19 2012 09:44 Spazer wrote:Show nested quote +On November 19 2012 09:35 Ecael wrote:
Can't quite make up my mind on how I feel about yasashii sekai no tsukurikata. Art is good though. The plot's kinda whatever. It tries to be smart, but it just ends up feeling contrived. So I just read it for the art too. ~_~ Speaking of which, I should catch up on Otoyomegatari sometime.
Otoyomegatari has great graphic but the story... well it's like a history channel documentary without all the cool part
Definitely not Emma
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