i don't know, it's not like i can see the scores of others
and considering that i was simply able to answer all the questions off the top of my head without even knowing what it was even about beforehand yeah it was pretty easy
There are no degrees Kelvin. There are just Kelvin.
So it seems the problem with gender in media is...
...in western media, even badass-looking female characters frequently turn out to be not badass. ...in Japanese media, even the cutest and most innocent-looking female characters frequently do turn out to be badass.
...in western media, even badass-looking female characters frequently turn out to be not badass.
this is true in my experience but i don't think you can summarize the entire complicated relationship between gender and the media with reference to this one (or those two) aspects of its representation
i'd say there are many problems with gender in media
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
as he came into the window, it was the sound of a crescendo
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
More people have said that and been killed than there are thorium decay products.
AM has maintained a journal about his Touhou achievements and other things, mainly in his native Korean (and sometimes Japanese, with the help of an automated translator). After releasing his groundbreaking UFO Lunatic replays in October and November of 2009 AM was confronted with accusations of tool-assistance, which eventually had him close his blog and instead maintain a smaller journal on his homepage together with a Twitter account.
Upon failing to meet a self-imposed deadline of achieving 3 billion in Undefined Fantastic Object before the 1st of April, 2010, AM had realized that Touhou scorerunning had become an addiction that prevented him from experiencing more important aspects of life. He promptly severed all ties with both its community and the games themselves, which was explained in one of the posts on his homepage journal. Although the entry was posted on the 1st of April, it turned out not to be a joke. [1]
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Using this strategy, coa managed to attain 1,000,020,760 points on 2009/05/21, reaching his goal after a long struggle. A completely flawless run is expected to reach 1.001 billion with over 701,500 Faith remaining upon the end-of-stage tally, which means coa's current effort is less than 0.1% away from the theoretically optimal value.
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HS参謀's main competitors have included ISO and st. Based on his record history, HS has shown persistence rarely seen in other contenders: so far, he and ISO have been the only members of the Japanese scoreboards to have actively competed in Perfect Cherry Blossom for over seven years (since 2003). Each time HS had been knocked off the top spot in any category, he would usually reclaim his title within a short time (sometimes the same day), often accompanied by a somewhat sarcastic comment. For example, when かがみん posted a 1.187 billion replay with a score target of 1.2 billion, HS quickly retaliated with a 1.205 billion score and commented, "It took me only 1882 hours to achieve this target!"
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MSH was the first player to "break" Touhou 12's scoring system, having released a 485 million Lunatic replay no more than 24 hours after the demo's initial release. Since then, he has improved his score to 621 million using a more optimal UFO collection sequence.
More people have said that and been killed than there are thorium decay products.
This page is about a prominent Subterranean Animism player who has thoroughly concealed his/her identity behind a multitude of nicknames, including "#unknown", "unknown#", "UnKnown", "U.N.None", "#unexist", " " (blank), "Nekomimy", and the most recent one, "tongrentang". There is no information whatsoever that would help to determine whether this player is a known Touhou veteran or just a very experienced newcomer. Ironically, it fits the idea of such name perfectly.
UnKnown is famous for being the first player to thoroughly "break" Subterranean Animism's scoring system, achieving over 240 million on stages 1—3 of Lunatic mode within just two days after the release of the trial version 0.01. Tracking the player's subsequent doings on trial and full versions was proven to be easy thanks to him/her being consistent with the scoring strategies and ever increasing results, despite the odd name changing pattern.
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On 2008/07/27, YASU posted a screenshot of his Imperishable Night's profile status screen on his personal blog. It revealed that he had played 31,678 games of Imperishable Night in 1,621.5 hours of play time. As of August 2009 he has played over 33,600 games in 1818 hours of play time.
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On February, 7, 2009, YASU improved his IN world record to 5.868 billion, despite having made "numerous mistakes due to nervousness" in the second half of the game, where he failed several spell cards on Stage 4 and lost a life on Stage 5. Up until August, he kept announcing new scores made with Sakuya & Remilia as well as other teams, occasionally releasing corresponding replays on his blog. However, on August, 8, he finally managed to break the 6 billion goal with a new score of 6,083,832,350, improving his previous best by over 91 million. In this run, YASU lost over 120 million in stage 6, which would have put his score at approximately 6.2 billion, had it been played without mistakes.
More people have said that and been killed than there are thorium decay products.
あきすて (Japanese: Akisute, romanized as AKST) is a very peculiar Japanese Touhou player. Having mainly been a visitor of various tournament events (since at least 2005), Akisute rarely uses the actual Japanese scoreboards. However, in these rare cases, the scores uploaded by this player demolish any competition due to unexpectedly high level of character handling and depth of research on the scoring opportunities at the time. Because of that, he/she was a unique Touhou player whose records haven't been beaten by anyone else for years. However, the domination streak ended on 2008/04/03, when KWS overtook AKST's Imperishable Night Easy-B record. A year later another blow was delivered by かがみん, who improved AKST's Embodiment of Scarlet Devil Normal/Marisa-A score by as much as 175k points, later taking the rest of his EoSD records.
あきすて has also been seen participating in various IaMP tourneys.
not sure why really, i know i'm not very good at games
but it's like, i enjoy the occasional video game, but it's no fun playing it if i'm going to be reminded that i suck at it all the time, it just makes me feel inferior and pulls me out of the immersion which is what's the most fun for me
it's why i've tended to avoid the online fandoms of Pokémon and Smash Bros.
not sure why really, i know i'm not very good at games
but it's like, i enjoy the occasional video game, but it's no fun playing it if i'm going to be reminded that i suck at it all the time, it just makes me feel inferior and pulls me out of the immersion which is what's the most fun for me
it's why i've tended to avoid the online fandoms of Pokémon and Smash Bros.
hmm, interesting. :o I love being challenged and I love the things that get accomplished in competitive gaming and also I love seeing what skills other people have :)
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i thought you might have talked about it with others taking the course
So it seems the problem with gender in media is...
...in western media, even badass-looking female characters frequently turn out to be not badass.
...in Japanese media, even the cutest and most innocent-looking female characters frequently do turn out to be badass.
Or are my sample sizes two sizes too small?
i'd say there are many problems with gender in media
reminds me, i have a copy of the original 101 Dalmatians on DVD now
because look at her
and luck probably
The shrine of gods that I can only glimpse at. I want to become one of them maybe. But that will not happen until I stop being a mediocre player.
you have very high standards
well you regularly post about games that have a reputation for being difficult, and you play on higher difficulty settings when they exist
by any standards but those of the hardcore competitive scene i think that would make you better than average
not sure why really, i know i'm not very good at games
but it's like, i enjoy the occasional video game, but it's no fun playing it if i'm going to be reminded that i suck at it all the time, it just makes me feel inferior and pulls me out of the immersion which is what's the most fun for me
it's why i've tended to avoid the online fandoms of Pokémon and Smash Bros.
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead