Welcome to the 723rd installment of "This thread topic was created previously but people are too bloody lazy to look for them".
Something something Kobito of the Shining Needle, something something Ghostly Field Club, something something go read the old threads.
I've yet to 1CC DDC, but I always found it to be more challenging than EoSD with the required risk to get resources and Seija's controller flipping shenanigans. Quite the fun game, though, and best Kobito princess being the final boss is the cherry on top.
I would very, very strongly recommend...
I recommend all beginners start with Touhou 7: Perfect Cherry Blossom as their first game. It's a relatively easy game for Touhou standards, with the main gimmick being a respawning shield that allows you to absorb a hit or be detonated like a bomb to clear the screen. Character hitboxes are...
I'm pretty sure this is a unique thread from what I combed over, but I could be wrong.
Here's my personal favorite. Quotable lines include:
"So that makes you the Goddess of Twitter and Tumblr?"
"Looks like we'll have to cut down on the competition, and by that I mean cut these women's heads...
By that logic, you should be hating pretty much every youkai in the series as they're a form of monster and/or demon. I'd also wager good money that you would've been one of the people who sealed Byakuren in Makai for being a sympathizer of such creatures.
Shit, that got more of a laugh out of...
Brother, MoF is a game that's way more micro-dodging heavy than EoSD. Most of TH6's difficulty comes from the sheer amount of random patterns and spell cards there are, which forces the player to be quick with thinking and reacting to oncoming danmaku. Regardless, players are going to have to...
So the entry you'd recommend newbies play instead of the most vanilla one is...the second most vanilla one. MoF certainly has a lot more quality of life improvements, but I'm failing to see why EoSD is an 'incredibly bland' game when MoF's only real gameplay differences are the faith system...
It's a re-release of a 24 year old game that doesn't even work properly on native windows unless you've got a fan patch installed, so I do think that remaking the game is justified. I'm not asking that ZUN reinvent the wheel or do a ground-up re-imagining of literally the most vanilla game in...
If you ever venture to Japan, they actually have some of the danmaku fangames in legitimate arcade cabinets. GiGO Building 3 in Akihabara has ones for Scarlet Diabolique Fantastica and Perfect Sakura Fantastica, though I couldn't get either machine to work during my time there unfortunately.
I'm going to play (scarlet) devil's advocate here and say that I'm not impressed with the remake from all the information that's dropped. While I do agree EoSD is a game that (even by windows standards) is in reasonable need for a remake, this official release does less than what fan mods and...
What, Mokou not masculine enough for you?
But seriously, most the fashion advice I got growing up was from my mother (Likely because I couldn't match clothes to save my life). There's certain things that women seem to be better than men at, and fashion seems to be one of them; most men have the...
Depends on what I'm planning to wear:
I'd ask Patchouli for advice on pajamas, seeing as how she practically lives in them (as do I if I don't have to leave the house on the weekends).
Mokou would have me covered for professional events with her seemingly wrinkle-free pants and pressed shirts...
Wow, kinda forgot I posted in this thread. I actually did visit the shop in question when I stopped in Shimosuwa a few months back, photos can be found below. It's a small placed owned and operated by a single guy, but it was very nice for what it was. Also helps that the onigiri were cheap and...
Curious to see which characters others on the site align themselves most with, whether it be in personality, job, hobbies, etc.
I'd initially say that I'm most like Eirin since pharmacy is my career choice, but a better fit would be Mystia as the two of us have a love of singing, cooking...
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