nitorii

banger by akira complex rest in peace

not my duty, but I'm here to remind y'all that there's a new akatsuki records song have a good day

just adding that my top 1 should probably be minoriko instead of shizuha because she just looks cooler there are a lot of characters I just went neutral on for either not remembering them or just not caring enough, guessing why I got like 40 ties on this parsee, tenshi and shion shoulda been easy top 10 imo, but they're not even there, unfortunate

Hello again! I've been absent for quite a while now, been busy with schoolwork and other stuff. Since then, my interest in touhou has not vanished, but it diminished quite a bit, so I decided to do a touhou sort to see what my tastes are now. Here are the results: (tbh I have no clue why flan is in the top 10, she wasn't really favored in this one. guess picking ties kinda breaks stuff a bit. oh well!) Post your sorts here so I can see if I'm either really weird or really basic somehow till next time, bye

still a banger

using opera gx as a main browser now I did make some effort to use firefox and even harden it (also downloaded TOR) but they just didn't feel nice to use and the exaggerated security makes for an annoyance most of the time I got to the point where I stopped caring if google is spying on me I'd love to test out PaleMoon if it had the option to use extensions, which I use quite frequently

those who know me a bit better know that I'm really fond of a great vocal on songs, and sometimes even if the beat isn't all that complex, a good vocal saves the song recently I have found a song that is truly unreal in that regard, and is quite possibly one of, if not the best vocal lead I've ever heard up until now the artist isn't someone I'm unfamiliar with either, but they truly outdid themselves in a spectacular manner I present to you a true masterpiece: Homura by Sennzai.

so I've been quite late to the party but I gave rock 'n' rock 'n' beat and uhhh it was kinda odd for the first few plays but it eventually grew on me why does it sound so stupid in my head tho "bang! bang! banki banki sEeeeEeEEEekibanki banki!"

fuck no

for about 3 years or so got introduced to it by a friend in an indirect way through songs, mainly because we played osu my first "touhou game" was touhou luna nights, which isn't actually from the original series, but yeah didn't actually play any of the games besides EOSD because I just don't feel like it

welcome king

you can also just find the files, zip em up and upload them to your google drive if that's more convenient for you

Hi everyone. For those who care, the reason for my general absence from the forum recently is because I've been busy with schoolwork and catching up on some things I needed to do for quite a while (like the topic of this post, improving!). I've also experienced somewhat of a creative block as to what topic to talk about, so that's another reason. I'm not sure if I'll be as active as I was once I joined, but I'll try to at least reply to quotes and stuff. So, mindset. The most underrated aspect of every game that has a skill ceiling of some kind, and the one people overlook the most simply because it doesn't exactly involve your mechanics. "What is the point you're trying to make with this topic, kid?" Quite simple, I want to give you some examples of situations where having a bad mindset about something is severely detrimental to your performance and general enjoyment of X activity. Let's say you're playing a game, such as Touhou. You're struggling to fight a stage 2 boss, and constantly ends up receiving a game over. After some time, you'll start thinking in 2 ways: 1: "the fuck is wrong with me why am I so bad RAAAAAAAH" <-- The bad mindset. 2: "the fuck am I doing wrong lemme recheck, oh ok I should've moved this way etc etc" <-- The good mindset. You've probably got into one of these situations, and more often than not, people tend to go into the first situation. What this does is simply train your brain into immediately reacting in such way that you believe you're flat out trash (which sometimes you indeed are) and you'll never improve, etc etc. Do it enough times and you've basically engrained in your memory this form of thinking and it'll bring you down since you won't feel motivated to keep pushing the envelope and develop your skills further because your brain is always so damn negative about it. Now, if you were to take the good route, you'd analyze what you did wrong and what you can do to avoid this same mistake next run, and potentially break through the wall you've been struggling so much with. It then does the EXACT same thing as the previous scenario does, but instead of bringing you down, it brings your confidence up because you're trying your best to improve and learn from your mistakes. This, is what makes you a good player. There is something interest called Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (comically abbreviated to "CBT"), which is basically a therapy in which you enforce your mind to change your way of thinking instead of reacting immediately to a certain situation, when you could have a positive outlook on it. Let's say someone you know passes by you on the street. You greet them, but they don't respond. Why is that? Some people will immediately take the depressive route and start saying things like "oh, they surely hate me" "have I done something to annoy them" "am I even loved" (ok that last one is kinda exaggerated but still) That's the result of a constant negative outlook about things, which can sincerely break people's will to even be around you sometimes. If this person I quoted above had simply thought something like "oh, they haven't heard me probably" or "maybe they're worried about something and aren't paying attention", it would have been a lot less negative overall and you wouldn't be let down so hard. I know this seems like I'm giving some really extreme examples, but I'll tell you: there are people who think like this. Maybe even some people close to you. This was supposed to only be about games, but it really applies to every kind of activity you want to be good at, be it sports, drawing, making stories, gaming, the works. Having a positive mindset about things ensures you'll always strive to better yourself and improve in a healthy manner, by analyzing your mistakes and correcting them, instead of just lashing out at yourself and those around you because you can't seem to get something right. I honestly don't even know why I made this topic, I'm really running out of things to say All I can say is, stay safe everyone, and please, please, if you're struggling with bad mindset or general negativity, try your best to think differently. Or, if it's that bad, visit a therapist, seek help to someone. Just don't suffer alone.

I don't know why, but this song gets ever vibier each listen think it's the only song they have that has this effect for me

there is a youtube link with a guide on how to install the game on its page here in moriya shrine just take a look at that and good luck! (the title is not called "agonizing installation" for no reason)

I just like genso wanderer reloaded and lotus labyrinth R I played TPDP too but couldn't bring myself to finish it I got a lot of rpgs from here and I always get lazy to play them through

I was reminded today of this absolute banger of a song have a good day

I'm not creative enough to make original names so I kinda just stole characters cause yeah my first actual name online was zullie, which is a reference to the DS2 character going by the same name then nitori, which is uhhh, nitori then yuka (or yukayay idk) derivating from yukari, NOT yuuka used character surnames for a while like hinanawi and kawashiro cause they sound cool I should probably get to be creative sometime and come up with something myself but I'm lazy I FORGOT TO MENTION: the "yay" is also not a original idea either, because I took it from ex csgo professional going by the same name, because I thought it sounded cool

deep sea the original is also nice but I prefer this version

I intended to post some Kobaryo to follow spag right above but dropped the idea, so have summer fever

I got told about touhou from a friend when we played osu together, and that's why I never even knew what touhou was, even though I had listened to covers and songs from the games themselves. I later had my first "touhou game" be Touhou Luna Nights, and back then I didn't even know the names of the most important characters in the franchise (namely Marisa and Flandre, etc) but had interest in the story the game offered + the personality of the characters. A while later I finally got th06 (EoSD) and played it for a while. I just got destroyed, as I should be, and abandoned the game shortly after. I did not, however, lose interest in Touhou as a whole. I kept playing touhou related games, kept listening to songs, kept watching touhou content, etc. to this day. Been about 3 or 4 years since I first found out about it, and it made quite a big impact on my life. Way too lengthy of a response but honestly I don't really care

ok I'm sorry for being so annoying and posting here all the time but I can't stress enough how spectacular this song is. okay that's it, bye