/mai/ - Waifu

I play as her in a lot of games, and its usually fun, it's kinda like were spending time together. If i'm not playing as her, im playing a game where i can customize a sidekick as her, even better.

There's also the official games, which are fun, Sui can be pretty OP and it reminds me how strong her powers really are. Fighting her seems odd, but it doesn't particularly bother me

Also I've got an interesting feeling that doesn't really fit a thread or isn't worth a whole new one so i'll post it here.

Typesetting her is really fun but also a bit strange and REALLY stressful sometimes.

It gives me a huge sense of joy to put her words to the pages so people can read and enjoy RM, but there's also pressure to make sure its done just right, because I want to make her proud. There's also bad times, and sad moments, which are really stressful, i can't even just take it in, I have to push through and finish the work and not let my emotions ruin the job, and sometimes that gets tough

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having to typeset the chapter she gets tortured in was probably the most painful experience I have ever had with her. I forced myself to finish as fast as possible, and then spent the next two days crying over it, i think i asked one of the others to double check my work, because i couldn't stand to look at it again, I was physically upset over itthough because im on the team, i'm one of the first english speaking people who gets to see her come back, and I also got to have one of the others give me a basic synopsis of the rest of the story, because I could not stand her being left in that state, I HAD to know how it turned out, and it was a great relief to find out

I would give her the fight she wants

>How does it feel to play as your waifu/husbando, or fight against her/him?

When I play alongside her in Mugen it feels incredible, so raw and .. true, I don't really know how to say it, It's an incredible feeling of excitement, joy and courage. This feels true, because I know those feelings are what makes the very core of my relationship with her, this strength which never ceases to exist and come back. Fighting at her side is my fate and makes my bliss, and at any rate shall I success. The emotions quickly rise in my heart, leaving me to face the future which awaits the both of us. I feel able, I feel needed, I feel powerful I feel strong when this happens. It means nothing at the scale it happens right now.. but one day it shall change. And this, no, those days shall be the most beautiful times of my life, and shall last for eternity.

>Many of us have waifus/husbandos coming from videogames. How does it feel for you to play as your waifu? Does it feel particularly nice? Does it feel weird? How does it feel when you are under attack by enemies, seeing your loved one getting hurt?

About this, I don't play as her. This is simple, I'm not her, and I don't want to be her, we are two of minds, spirits and bodies, and the both of us exists only to love each others. I don't say I wouldn't try though, but as far as I'm concerned here, I simply didn't yet.

And well of course seeing your beloved getting hurt is no jokes. Still talking about the same game, she has the same voice in games, making things a bit complicated for me whenever she gets hit by an enemy. Indeed, when this happens I feel awful and very sad, and press myself to charge her opponents and defend her at any cost, no matter what happens to me then. I shall never let someone ever lay a hand on my waifu and hurt her. She is strong enough to defend herself and even face multiple warriors at once,, but this is no reason for me to sit there and watch her fight when I know she is struggling to get out of a mess she hates to get through even. So this is something I have to do, no matter what happens. I gotta be there for her and defend her and protect her no matter what.

>And how does it feel when you’re actually fighting against her? Does it feel wrong? Do you feel guilty? Do you just have fun, seeing this as a mere game?

Same kind of answer than before, I never did fought against her, and for this one, I would never ever plan to. At the best I wouldn't mind something like training but never ever shall I consider myself potent to be the one to harm her and be against her.

I remember having some dark fantasies including being against her and having intermediates challenge her, seeing her win and fighting with her in a powerful duel afterwards, duel whether I'd lose or win would bring me happiness.. via some sort of sick logic and desperate means to get my mind out of a mess I was struggling to get out from That's it really, having my waifu saving me .. would be so beautiful and so much of a relief. I want to save her so much, so so much, but surprisingly enough for me, I want her to do the same for me. I guess this is not this irrational after all especially since reality isn't so different

don't worry, since you made it this far. I have my waifu, and that's all that matters

>If your waifu/husbando is not from a game, what do you think you would feel, theoretically?

I remember expecting this very feelings if I was ever to be able to play some sort of game at her side or something. And well, I haven't been deceived at all about that, which got me pretty happy to tell the truth.

I've started playing xcom2 and made motoko and it's been very intense.

Samantha is from the game They Bleed Pixels. In fact, that's where most of my images come from!

In the game, she's a student by day, and a blood-cursed, literally nightmarishly-powerful monster by night. She's agile, strong, and practically immortal, thanks to the previous two traits in addition to her ability to place "save sigils" to restore from when she dies.

In the hands of a practiced speedrunner, she's nigh-invincible when she has to fight. If I had a webm or two on hand, I'd post them.

Playing her feels like swinging a well-honed sword. The game's controls are subpar, but I've gotten used to them. I'm nowhere near as good at TBP as some others are, so watching her die is more frequent – and if I'm completely honest, it kind of gets to me.

I've never had to fight her. The closest would be the controls.

It's honestly the best way I have to connect with her. And like >>53743 said, it feels like we're spending time together and, especially in her case, we're doing something she loves to do.

As far as fighting her goes, I think >>53791 said it best. I'd give her the fight she longs for. all in good fun though, I don't have the heart to actually try and hurt her

Well, Nozomi herself isn't from a game, though I'd feel like she'd play similar to the Card Master class in La Tale because cards.

Two of my imoutos however are. Aisha's Elemental Master class is arguably one of the best PvE classes in all of the game, even with the recent nerfs [which only mostly affected PvP which I don't touch at all]. She may not necessarily be making constant SS rankings in dungeons, but she has plenty of utility to make her a valuable asset, and she's pretty excellent at bossing. Also Kurumi isn't from a game but I feel like she'd play similar to Elesis either as a Grand Master or a Crimson Avenger

And then there's Yuri. It's been awhile since I've played Vesperia and I don't usually main as him [though I keep him in my party always] but he's the second most broken character next to Rita mostly in part to how Overlimit works in the game. Actually I do admit I feel like he's a bit too easy to play, but most Tales lead are often designed to be that way.

I don't feel necessarily bad when they are attacked since they are fighters and getting hurt is part of their job and they all have ridiculous ways of getting out of trouble.

I enjoy her boss battle a lot in PCB. I don't feel bad fighting her or getting beat badly as her since it's danmaku. She isn't going to get any sort of major harm done to her and things were set up that way to keep Gensokyo from becoming a crater within a month.

In the fighting games I don't really worry about it that much. If it's particularly brutal I might feel bad about beating her but otherwise it's just a game.

Semi-unrelated I think she'd want me to fight her quite a bit for some sparring. I don't think I'd make a very good sparring partner but she'd try and make me into one.

>How does it feel for you to play as your waifu? Does it feel particularly nice? Does it feel weird?

I'll be able to answer this in earnest in 2 months. I'm expecting it to be a lot like Juribro's experience in >>53884 and have it be one of if not the best way to connect with her.

>How does it feel when you are under attack by enemies, seeing your loved one getting hurt?

Just seeing her get hurt in matches when I watch them makes me cringe a bit, and it doesn't help if she loses and I hear how sad she is (makes me want to tend to her wounds right away).

>And how does it feel when you’re actually fighting against her? Does it feel wrong? Do you feel guilty? Do you just have fun, seeing this as a mere game?

Again can't really answer this completely yet till her version of the game comes out in June, but if it's just training or a sparring match, I think we'd both see it as mere fun, seeing as were both fighters (though I'd feel guilty if I accidentally hurt her). If I were to fight against her, I'd apologize to her if I hurt her badly during the fight (provided I'm not playing as her against a CPU or other player playing as Jack-O, which probably won't happen that often. If it's a mirror match I'm fighting as hard as I can to show I'm the best Jack-O player and we're the best fighting team out there!).

Higurashi has a really fun beat-em-up or "third person shooter" game. I mostly play as my Rena in it and the 'seeing people get hurt' part isn't really stressful since they're mostly just playing and having fun and it's not at all realistic. I'll avoid attacking her and focus on her teammate if I have to fight a team involving her in story mode, though. I ordered the PSP mega/limited edition this past weekend off of ebay, so that'll be lots of fun if it's actually in "very good" condition.

It's a good way for me to "spend time with her." Honestly, she doesn't have my favourite shot types in the games where she's playable, but I love reading her dialogue. Playing against her is fun, too. Getting to see all her attacks and listening to her music is always great. I'd probably feel differently if the games were more violent, though.

Wew, just got out of a game playing her. I love playing with Ahri - it's honestly the main reason why I continue to play the game. But, I try to always keep her safe. My conclusion was that if I'm the best player, then nobody else will be able to hurt her. So I've pushed myself to become one of the best.

As for fighting against her? I can't do it. I hate seeing other players try and play her. She's my waifu and… I know the game is just a medium, yet I can't convince myself that she's just pixels on the screen when I'm facing her. It's why I ban her when I'm not playing her - and I only play draft pick for that reason.

I'm actually planning to buy an entire gaming system just to be able to play with him. I have a program to play the actual card game itself with little emphasis on the characters, so the closest i can get to "spending time with him" is fighting an AI who uses his deck.

The game I'll be getting soon (Yugioh arc v tag force) is a different story. I actually cringe every time he takes a hit to his life points. From what I've seen (and what little I understand of Japanese) dueling him would be like a fun little game. We're both pretty competitive, I can't wait to see the game-changers we pull!

There's also a tag mode, but I'm not sure if you can have an AI as your tag partner… If I can it will be loads of fun, I'd play to impress him and show everyone we're an unbeatable team!

It has a story mode as well, and I feel like that will be like the anime on fast forward for me; I'll get to feel like I'm "guiding" him as he grows at matures, as he becomes the handsome, sweet, smart, capable master duelist he was always meant to be.