/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>24413599
I don't understand why input cultists hate the JLPT, since it literally only tests your ability to comprehend Japanese, the sole, one thing input gives you.
It should be a wet dream for people so fixated on never outputting anything in their lives, why would they hate it?

>>22535614
>and it dries in a minute

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>>16882686
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRzrBvOEiO8

Wasn't there a follow up image to this one with her head bandaged? I lost it, or if it doesn't even exist in the first place I'm delusional.

>>15677356
>no nazi swedes to make out with

>>14935957
if you drop the soap in moon jail, does nothing at all happen because it floats?

Honestly, I can't really 'get' people playing DDR when ITG is objectively better.

A Japanese player could go "Well, there's the fun of unlocking things and playing the events", but you don't have that if you play DDR in any place that isn't Japan, and even your "Muh pads quality" doesn't work because the majority of non-Japan cabs are just converticabs anyway whose pads got sunken on purpose.

EVEN if you for some unfathomable reason you enjoy charts that don't even loosely follow the music in the background, with deliberately bad patterns that require moves that break all flow of dance so that you have to dump more coins hoping to get that FC, you can do that on ITG too.

With the difference that you won't be playing with a timing window that fluctuates on every single note unless the bpm is a perfect multiple of 60.

Literally the only argument a staunch DDR supporter has at any time is "Muh treadmill simulator", completely ignoring the slew of technical charts actually done right that the community offers in place of Bemani's latest coin-eater.

I'm mystified.