/vn/ - Visual Novels

I think it's kind of a last resort for this board. If we see no growth over a long period of time we might decide to resort to these kind of things but for now the small but growing community we have is a great thing.
Thanks for inviting us, though. I don't have the final say in this kind of stuff but I'll ask the Board Owner.

>>314
Yeah… No.
As much as I like the idea of this board expanding. Which it is, just at a slowish pace.

I'd much rather have a dedicated userbase who are actually passionate about VN's than a bigger community where half the userbase is a bunch of Tomoko worshipping faggots.
We might be autistic here, but we will never be "Worshipping an anime character"-tier autistic.

Not saying it's wrong to like her, but dedicating a board to worshiping her because you see your own autismal-permavirgin flaws in her?
Is fucking _ _ _ _.

What did your mind naturally fill in there?
If it was anything except autistic, you're a fucking autist.
If it was autistic, congrats, at least you're projecting correctly.

/am/, you're alright. Mind you, it ain't exactly hard to be better than /a/.
/w/, the wallpapers are pretty but I'll stick to the one I've got.


This is just what I want for /vn/ the now.
If the volunteers and the general community want to be part of this ring, then fine.
I'm in, but until then.

I'll have to decline.
Cheers for the offer though.

>>326
I don't hate the standard waifufag.
I hate /a/-level waifufags.

There's a difference.
Normal waifufags will post in best girl threads and enjoy banter among conflicting opinions.

/a/-level waifufags are the cancer killing anime.
1: "Sir, our anime is shit. It's has no worth. What do we do?"
2: "It's simple."
1: "Work on the story and character development?"
2: "Naw fuck that, we'll just add the biggest weeb-bait 'cute girl' there is."
1: "… Anything else?"
2: "We'll make it so… She has a crush on her brother."
1: "Fucking brilliant, just how do you do it?"
It then gets proceeded to be called the greatest anime of all time by /a/.
Meanwhile anime with actual great storylines and amazing characters do shite, and just mentioning them is enough to be bombarded with pictures of the almighty Costanza.

>>328
I'm a bit curious of your definition of "waifu" here. Is it something like pic-related? It should be anyways, /mai/'s definition is pretty solid even if that board's nothing but a giant circlejerk.
I completely agree with your bit about "/a/-level waifufags", and that's as an /a/non, I think half of /a/ would agree and half would disagree. I'm sure /a/nons who post in waifu threads on /a/ would agree completely.