>>19502
What kind of shape does your head have to hit that combination of keys?

>>19504
The shape that can reach the numpad. Those symbols are fairly close together.
Unless you're without a numpad, then /-+ might be a tad bit had.

>>19506
Oh, forgot about the numpad. Nevermind me, carry on.

>>19272
>Especially so when it's a close relationship like family.
The ending in TS made it all worth it.

>>19286
>Unacceptable
Why?
It's taking place in an alternate universe, is it not?
It's a high-school story, is it not?
Alex has 3+ girls in love with him (Mokou, Tenshi and Medicine are the first to come to mind for me), does he not?

An Alternate Universe High-school Harem.
Or maybe your criteria for Harem is more strict than 'just being in love'?

>>19316
I wouldn't use love, maybe except for Tenshi but Mokou and Medicine clearly like him. No idea with Shou is friends only or not.

The white parts are hitboxes.

The hitbox is the part that kills the Touhou.

>>19266
So, the hat? Because if you remove the hat, the loli will die.

If a story doesn't start in Gensokyo and takes a while to get there, what board would it go in? /th/ or /others/?

>>19010
>>19010
Either is fine.

/th/ is moreso X in gensokyo

While /others/ is more gensokyo in X

These are of course, more guidelines than rules, so go with your best judgement, both are crowded anyway.

>>19010
I'd say it'd depend on what area/faction it's featuring, though if there isn't any particular featured area/faction, the advice >>19013 would suffice.

>>18779
At least give us a name.

>>18782

Silly anon, of course he won't do that. Then we could play it and form our own opinions on whether its good or not instead of taking his word for it.

Silly silly anon.

>>18805
>>18782
永夜狂月抄

>>17789
I think that, like you said, the discussion itself is meaningless: everyone has their own definition of 'art' and I couldn't care less about labels.
Per example, I heard that art is done for its own sake and if its creator is worrying about popularity, then he's more of a performer than an artist.

I missed the survey but I like this site.

>>18580
Stick around, keep voting, and maybe even try writing.
Or come on IRC. It forms a connection to the site that makes it harder to break away.

>>18515

FROM MY ANONYMOUS FINGERS TO ANOTHER ANONYMOUS POSTER, NO LESS

Or maybe that makes the apology more noteworthy, without names to tie us down? Hm.

Never before in my life have I thought my laziness would make two completely unrelated people fight.

Maybe I should look into becoming the second Hitler. Or just leave THP for another few months because fuck this shit.

> I'm sorry I puked vitriol all over your monitor like a raging asshole being ravaged by kidney stones, because that's exactly what I was at the time!
Man.
Don't even joke about that shit.

You haven't felt true pain until you've peed blood arr day everyday for a week. And trying to hold it in only makes it worse, because it'll hurt much more when it, inevitably, inexorably, goes out.

>>18482
I feel you. You could even say I sympathise with you. I do agree it is the writer’s own prerogative to choose one type of narration over another. But, still, for pure technicalities’ sake, TPP offers the most mechanical freedoms. The freedom to switch at will, the freedom to provide insight into characters other than the protagonist, the freedom to make remarks or observations which would otherwise have never been made by the protagonist, the freedom to refer to Geralt as “the Witcher,” further cementing the subconscious idea of his professionalism and devotion to his job (and maybe even the quality of him being unique thanks to that “the”), the freedom to appear a smug-ass faux-expert on writing on the internet...

... Ahem. Yes. At any rate, there isn’t one universal agreement on which type of narrator is the best in all situations, so your best bet would be to try out everything and decide which works the best for your particular circumstances. Experiment. Skill comes from experience – and the best sort comes from your own.

Does anyone have that back-up of "Retrospective and Astronomical Narraration"

I need it because reasons

>>18484
Get on the IRC and ask. There are a few people who have a copy of everything and will likely give it to you.

>>18382

>>/blue/16153/

Here's you go.

>>18383
>>18384
Thanks. I read the whole thread.

Well, dang. All that discussion and nothing came of it? Some of the things in that thread looked really promising...

Also the thread derailed so gradually that I forgot what the topic was originally about.

>>18388
Discussion just makes ideas; actually executing them is another matter.

>>11744
It's time.

>>18328
Crossboard linking is done with >>/board/##.

In this case, >>/gensokyo/11744

Moved to
>>/gensokyo/11756