/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>46163996
You can still find games, just have to be lucky to see it on the catalogue when someone pops a thread up. You wouldn't want to miss the GTA:SA for example, because those games are rare and a lot of fucking fun if you got 6 hours to burn. I prefer it this way, keeping up with longform games is a little stressful for me; just keeping up with my friends on WoW back in BC days was a challenge. The 'gamenight' format works well.
>>46164024
Not him, but I get what he means. It was nice when it was people hosting whenever they wanted, whatever they wanted; people joined, had fun, took it easy~, posted screenshots/videos of the event, and it died down until the next person came to host whenever that would be. There was nothing else, just playing gaemu on the jay doing various activities dressed as 2hus.
When people started getting mean about what games were being hosted or that there wasn't many people hosting, or whatever inter-board drama got brought up, it wasn't fun anymore. I felt like the formula works best when it's sporadic and either you're watching a thread or the catalogue for people deciding to "I'm gonna do X on Y, be there or be square!".
Schedules, expectations, and back to back threads tend to burn people out.