What do you think of moving /AM/ to https://8chan.moe ? It seems relatively more active than this dead end, we could bring in fresh new posters and start /AM/ anew.
>>33895 It was truly a short but exciting time. Really the final dying gasp of imageboards in general, the last fireworks show before the long dark night that continues up to the present..
>>33895 I never thought about first exodus era 8chan as an anime school festival but maybe it's not a bad analogy.
The unity of a clear slate, the clarity of purpose, the convergence of direction, the inspiration of possibilities, the sense of battle born camaraderie which was not limited to a thread or even a board but permeating throughout the entire site, the spirit of hope which lures grumpy oldfag out of his mancave and gets him to relay the arcana of shitposting to a new generation, with a promise that this time his effort won't be wasted on yet another incarnation of fun killing cancer. It has happened before and it can happen again because while the effect was magical it's no witchcraft. That's just what happens when you get a bunch of cultural creatives together, letting them bond over a shared struggle, a bad experience or a common enemy and have them form a new community without the things they hate and people that stifle and hinder them. I'd guess that, while not easy, it's possible to artificially manufacture conditions needed for such occurrence. The real problem is keeping the cancer out without turning into elitist, no-fun-allowed faggots.
Truly the straightest fetish. The only downside is most of us are basically just waiting / wantin to nut in a real girl and get our lives together. Remember this though, you're becoming desensitized to the most love another human can really ever show you.
Hello. I want some anime that have people attempting to outsmart each other as a major part of the show. I already watched Death Note, Code Geass, Hyouka, Classroom of the Elite, Kaiji, Akagi, No Game No Life (some of it was nonsense, but some of it was really impressive), The Promised Neverland, Legend of the Galactic Heroes (I am mentioning this one even though it wasn't mainly focused on mind games so nobody suggests it anyway), One Outs, Talentless Nana, Kakegurui, Rokka no Yuusha, In/Spectre and Zankyou no Terror (it focused on mind games at the start). Please tell me of more mind game anime.
>>33708 if it's just any half decent board you might want to try kissu.moe's jp or something, at least one dude went that direction (it was only /qa/ there then though) I'm not staying there myself because I'm faced with that overwhelming feeling of being an outsider and I don't feel like lurking for a year just to fit in I'm still here I'm not really posting because I can't get invested in /AM/ either, which would be required for me to get slightest shitpost inspiration, because deep down I understand that even if we got together and rebuilt it somehow it'd fall apart again because /AM/ at large refused to comprehend what killed it to the bitter end
Hello. I want some anime that have people attempting to outsmart each other as a major part of the show. I already watched Death Note, Code Geass, Hyouka, Classroom of the Elite, Kaiji, Akagi, No Game No Life (some of it was nonsense, but some of it was really impressive), The Promised Neverland, Legend of the Galactic Heroes (I am mentioning this one even though it wasn't mainly focused on mind games so nobody suggests it anyway), One Outs, Talentless Nana, Kakegurui, Rokka no Yuusha, In/Spectre and Zankyou no Terror (it focused on mind games at the start). Please tell me of more mind game anime.
>>33868 If you want to discover more animes with mindgames you can try another route. Search whatever personality index you fancy for ENTJ type characters. If that type is somewhere in the leading role there's a high chance the show will have mindgames in it. On that note consider Kaguya-sama wa Kokusaretai, first season at least, later the mind games become more sparse and less entertaining unfortunately.
>>33869 I already watched Kaguya-sama. Most of it wasn't very impressive but the part with the umbrella was amazing. The characters playing mind games switched goals too quickly. For example, I remember they were playing mental chess but then the narrator said their energy was drained and they both wanted the food on the table (there was only one food item) and the victory condition changed from outwitting the other into grabbing the food first.
>>33864 You uploaded Ted Chiang's understand, which I read before. I would ask for mind game books but this is an anime board and I don't wish to talk of an off-board topic.
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