# of works on ao3 for a given game is as good a proxy as i can think of eg this FF distribution is about right
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modern warfare ii (2022)
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psychic force
king of fighters
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Just on the off chance one of you has more answers than the search engines:
Sick in bed opened up my old 3DS LL and didnāt touch one anything Iād grabbed when I hacked it but instead a game I actually bought on the eshop: Ace Attorney Trilogy. I canāt get 20 minutes into Game 2 Case 2 before it crashes.
As far as someone with a legitimate game and these problems I seem to be unique. already updated the firmware and the cfw. My next step is suck it up and play through it in Japanese on an emulator. Still donāt like a hanging problem like this and uninstalling the illegal firmware I never touched seems like an absolute hassle.
it would be cheating to just name otome visual novels, right? I mean, if weāre talking about things that are actually fujoshi-pilled
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If weāre just talking games that have big fujo followings but arenāt made for a fujoshi audience, then Dragon Quest XI and Final Fantasy XV would have to be near the top
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After reformatibg my SD card twice putting all my files back on the card it still didnāt work.
So i went deep in 3DS setttings to get a temp password for the eshop and redownloaded the game and that fixed it. Yay.
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current main writer of xiv is a fujo who inserted her catboy OC as a main character so its definitely up there as well
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I disagree
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does it strike anyone as peculiar that games to this day use like um 2d graphics as fonts instead of rendering them
Iām playing a game that uses vectorsāa .ttf fontāimitating a DOS bitmap font, over bitmap graphics. ; )
So you can scale the lettering and make it look a little too big. : )
It was made using a visual novel engine.
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I feel like Iāve meant to ask this somewhere for perhaps years now, but is there a name for the technique in some modern 2d games that for lack of a better term make the sprites look sorta like animated paper dolls? For an example I recall Ghosts 'n Goblins Resurrection suffering from this sometimes, particularly with the larger sprites. A few times it looks okay but in general I hate it and Iād like to know my enemyās name if it has one.
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Iām sure thereās a name for it but I always called it āfucking flash jibjab garbageā even tho Iām not sure you can even do that stuff in flash
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I could be wrong but I think they literally just call it āpaper doll animationā
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Quick poll on mouse usage
- I am right handed and use my mouse in my right hand
- I am right handed and use my mouse in my left hand
- I am left handed and use my mouse in my right hand
- I am left handed and use my mouse in my left hand
- I am ambidextrous and use my mouse in my right hand
- I am ambidextrous and use my mouse in my left hand
- I switch my mouse between hands and Iām about to tell you which handedness I am in a post below and why I do such a weird thing
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just curious
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switching mousing hands helps stave off injury, learned it from my parents and we always had ambidextrous mice growing up. left mouse is also a shorter distance to move your hand if youāre using a full keyboard with numpad
i do some things with my left: tennis rackets, baseball bats, etc. i usually learn things right handed okay if they donāt involve the whole body but i have severe dysgraphia so my handwriting is illegible either way and i never switched in school
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honestly i did this for a while too but I got sick of changing the mouse settings and dealing with moving the wire back and forth so I stopped. Mostly I wanted to learn how to do it with both hands for Inexplicable Reasons but the injury thing is real
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i think the same mutation that lets me use keyboards without legends automatically remaps my fingers because when iām left mousing i donāt remap the buttons
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I tried that for a while too!!! It was actually surprisingly simple to switch but I was at work so even the short lag time was a bit of a problem
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that brought to mind a hidden feature of multitouch trackpads: they donāt care which finger is where, just how many
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