語りごと。

You might not have asked me for song recommendations, but since there was an opportunity, I'll talk about it! Putting aside the brief mention, this time it's about Vocaloid songs... (lol) Well, some people might like or dislike them, but I like Vocaloid songs too~ I mostly listened to Vocaloid songs when I was a broke student (lol) So, among them, my favorites are... 『Saboten to Shinkirou』 (Cactus and Mirage) - It's a song by Miku. I don't remember the producer's name, sorry. My friend recommended it to me, and I cried. Yeah, I think it's a good song~ And I also love the hand-drawn PV, it has a unique charm. 『Discommunication』 - This is a song by Luka. Again, I don't remember the producer's name (etc.). It really resonates with me. I'm not very confident in my communication skills myself, you know~ Well, now I'm kind of resigned to the fact that one-way is fine (lol) It has a strong pull when I'm feeling down, like Dazai Osamu's『No Longer Human』. I don't mean it pulls you down even more than『No Longer Human』though (lol) I think it's a good song to listen to alone in a dark room~ It seems like I only listen to mellow songs, so you might figure out my personality (lol) But hey, when I'm feeling energetic, I listen to upbeat songs too, for the record (lol)

Hello! I've added it for the quest!

Hello

I joined for the quest. Nice to meet you all. If you have any recommended songs or music, please let me know.

Once upon a time, there was a company called Flight Plan. They created the mega-hit game "Summon Night." I was hooked too. However, as the numbered sequels increased, the old guard felt it was different, leading to customer departure and misfortune. Flight Plan went bankrupt, the development team disbanded, and many other things happened. It became difficult to remake or port their games (personal opinion).

So, I thought I'd talk about the games I'm playing now. I started a game called 'Ayakashi Daikou' around the day before yesterday. I don't know if this is a recent trend in games, but the prologue alone has over 10 episodes (lol). And it was episode 1, which just kept going, making me wonder how many episodes there are in total. Seriously, I play in my spare time, so I wish I had an estimate of how long it would take. I've had this happen before with another game where episode 1 had a lot of volume, and I got left behind by the story (lol). Anyway, I'll take it slow and do my best. Oh, by the way, I started this game looking for yokai, but it was different from what I imagined. I'll just say that much (lol).

I joined for the quest. Nice to meet you all.

I started playing the game!!

Alright, since I'm at it, I'll talk about them! First off, games I've played in the past. I'll stick to smartphone apps for this. Specifically, the ones I played for a relatively long time and quite intensely. First, 'Shironeko Project'. A friend invited me to play, and even after they stopped logging in, I kept playing (lol). It's great because there's no stamina system, so you can play as much as you want, whenever you want. Then there are the town-building types. I haven't logged in for a while now, so I probably can't catch up, but sometimes when there's a collaboration or something that catches my eye, I log in (lol). Second, 'Toram Online'. It's an MMORPG. I started this after marrying my husband, looking for something we could play together. I liked that you could create pretty cute avatars yourself and that there weren't fixed classes, allowing for flexible skill builds. The people who played were generally nice too. I kept playing for a while, but I quit around the time my daughter was born. So I have no idea about the current strongest players or anything. Yeah, these two filled up the character count quite a bit, so that's it for today. I might talk about others later, or I might not. It all depends on my mood (lol)

I don't know what to say, but I want to vent something. I had some thoughts about Playo recently and decided to share them here, but they're already half sublimated, so I guess I'll just say what little remains, as long as it doesn't turn into criticism. Nice to meet you all again ( . .)"