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@Shoryu Magami
Yea... I'm gonna knock out early today because I'm exhausted (when it's only about 8 pm here lol). Hopefully I'm more recharged to work on RP stuff and responding to accumulated PMs tomorrow.

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Was working on this post during class just now, but forgot to post. XD Here it is, on the topic about fandoms that @NekoMizu had brought up in the previous page:

I think in any community - fandom or not - we can't run away from assholes. They are everywhere, breeding everywhere, as long as there are humans around. Even within ourselves, who says that we don't have an ugly side, some internal flaws that make us human? Human being is a flawed species as much as any living (or even non-living) things that have existed in the universe. No one - nothing - is perfect. If you have nice people, you'll definitely get jerks and douches to make that contrast. Otherwise how can the nice ones be considered 'nice'?

I like anime, I like Kingdom Hearts, but there's nothing I can do to truly purify the toxic fandom behind the things I like, so the only thing I can do is to stay far away from those obsessive fans to maintain my sanity. Sounds selfish, but let's be realistic here: I'd rather avoid unnecessary squabbles that will make me as childish as them and focus on the more important things in life instead.

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@Shoryu Magami@Gowi@HaleyTheRandom
Regarding retracting Likes/Laughs/Thanks, you can only do so within the first ten seconds you clicked on the button; after which it's permanent. I also have times I wished to take back the likes and whatnot, but oh well. You can still suggest that to Mahz, if you want.

Where are all my crazy writers? NaNoWriMo has begun!

@tsukune I just took a glance at your profile and I think I like you. *glomp* Blame Shoryu when you can't get rid of me~

@shylarah

Of course you'll like me, because I'm awesome. Do you still remember the time we chatted with each other occasionally in the Guild's C-box last year with Cara and the others? Took you long enough to realize my true charm, heh. XD

I only adopted characters created by my friends IRL (more like they begged me to write stories featuring their characters for them lol), never tried to adopt those created by online members. Well, mostly because of my flair of playing eccentric, weird and conflicting characters than the more straightforward types.

For Camp NaNo, yes it's a little different from the Main NaNo. Camp NaNo has two slots, most of the time in April and July every year. In Camp NaNo you can set your own word count target, more genre choices (including revision drafts and even playscripts), and you'll sorted into cabins (with random writers, or you can toggle the setting to form your own cabin with people you know) instead of the region-based system in Main NaNo. I personally prefer Camp NaNo over the Main largely because November is such an awkward time period for me - it's my exam month every single year, regardless of which grade in school I'm in, even in college. XD

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@Ailyn Evensen Can I just say I find it strange why the top stolen cars in your region are Japanese-brand vehicles? I thought people are more interested in freaking Ferrari than some simple Subaru or howling Honda. (Though I gotta admit that Japanese cars are not as overpriced as the European brands, and are surprisingly hardy that require low maintenance cost.)

As for painting waifus on cars, do you mean itasha?

I think I have seen someone who drives around with a carbon copy of Bumblebee in my country. It was too fast for me to take a decent photo of proof, tho'.

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@Gowi I hope everything will be alright for you and your dad.

Meanwhile, I just woke up. Thank goodness today I only have afternoon class, yay!

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@Pudding
Python has a debugging function inside; however, unless you know some basics about coding in Python, you won't understand what the error message means. XD

For programming softwares in video gaming, there's Unity 5 (good enough for most types of games across various platforms) and Unreal Engine (only if you want to go for something like Uncharted 4 and many other recently released 3D console games with top-notch graphics). Once Source 2 (DOTA and Counterstrike used this software) is officially done and out, it can be a great alternative - and it's going to be free!

I checked my Vita - it's already updated to the latest firmware version, so I'm afraid I can't install the hack. :/

@Ailyn Evensen
Whoa, sounds awesome. For me coding isn't widely available to everyone. It just happens that for my course having some basic programming knowledge is a must, yeah.

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@NekoMizu
Oh, RPG Maker? I've heard about it, but never tried it before. Ah, I remember that you mentioned in this hangout thread about some game you're trying to make from time to time.

Python. I did HTML/CSS for web design in the past, but for more complicated websites, softwares and even gaming Python is better at handling huge coding data sets and make life so much easier... sorta.

@Pudding
It's fun... until you start pulling your hair out of your scalp trying to figure out why you're having an error message for an entire hour, haha.

Men vs. Women Race to 1000

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And me two.

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@NekoMizu
Yes, I code. Coding lives of people and turn them into my lovely minions.
I did learn Programming in college, yeah. And I'm only 50% done with my next BBcode tutorial I'm doing for this site...

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@Pudding
Hiya. I'm taking a break from coding assignment atm to do some classy shitposting to de-stress myself, heh.
You can call me just Tsu, it's fine. :P

@NekoMizu
I don't really follow Dragon Ball or Naruto. Those are just some random pics I "borrowed" off the wonderful Google Search.
Also, I'm more of a kuu- than tsun-dere.

On the topic on books and manga, I actually read both. I am the type who prioritize the plot and characters above the media type, yeah. As long as the story and characterization are good, doesn't really matter to me whether it's in text or pictorial form.