/jp/ - Otaku Culture

You could try using AviSynth and MeGui. It's a nonlinear video editing language, but it's relatively easy to make simple cuts and save your video. It`s really good!

186.241.32.198:10800

South America, Brazil. Bad tier.

187.127.1.80:10800

South America, Brazil.

My old router bit the dust so I had to buy a new one, testing to see if the ports work tier.

>>9357356
We seem to have desynced. Regardless, duty calls. GG's Mr.Brazilian, your corner pressure seems to be too much for me.

187.127.3.69:10800

South America, Brazil. KOS-MOS tier.

>>9324729
Rehosting.

187.127.3.69:10800

South America, Brazil.

>>9319483
>>9319490
>>9319513
>>9319525
>>9319526

I have no idea what you gentlemen are talking about.

...but I'm still hosting!

187.127.3.69:10800

South America, Brazil.

187.127.3.69:10800

South America, Brazil.

>>9295287
Sorry, Mr.Kuji, my connection's a little unstable right now.

>>9283742
GG's. You might be getting too good for me if you can afford to toy with me some before the match ends. Nevertheless, it's bed time.

>>9283523
Eh, I should be going to bed too but there's always more time, I guess. Please host again.

I actually posted the comment about the Alice because I wanted you to notice me on the slight off-chance you still wanted to play. Because I wanted to play with you.

I'm sorry. ;_;

That was a nice Alice you had there, whoever you were.

>>9282429
Of course it counts. Feedback is one of the most important parts of any project. Good luck on your translation!

>>9282247
Connection failed.

>>9281488
Mr.Anonymous came out with the key in the first place, but I doubt he knows the answer. You'd have better luck asking the man who made the game himself.

...though it does make me wonder how that key popped out out nowhere. Makes me think that a man involved with the project used to browse /jp/ and gave the key out of pity or something.

I still want to grab ahold of dxot, Retro, the guy who did the image editing and whoever else was involved with the project, and make a small translation group of sorts. Unpacking the files and figuring out how everything worked was a lot of fun back then, and hey, turned out to be quite the present for /jp/ too.

>>9280496
...and here's a screenshot showing how to unpack the .dxa files. The process should be self-explanatory. You can download the tool from here.

http://asmodean.reverse.net/misc/_/exdxa.zip

v1 and v2 do the same thing as far as I can tell. You probably won't need a key to extract the modified English files since we forewent putting it back in when repackaging the files. But in case you want to mess with the original Japanese files, the key is shine.

...oh wait, apologies. Those are just the translated .dxa files. Toss them in the original games folder after you download it, here.

http://www.vector.co.jp/soft/dl/win95/game/se463417.html

http://www.mediafire.com/?nlujzb91wjl0bu7

For anybody who wants to play it, there's Syndrome and Metsu already pre-patched. 2.03 is the latest version, don't get anything else.

GG's, Mr.Youkai2. I'm not sure if sometimes we were desynced because you just stood there on wakeup taking my blows.

Nevertheless, rehosting.

186.244.33.180:10800

South America, Brazil.

GG's, Mister Amen. I'm sorry about the random lag spikes, they're probably my fault. Still, thank you for sticking and playing with me! Feel free to join anytime.

...I'm not gonna do another character rotation, though. I'm a little tired.

>>9258284
Yes! As a matter of fact, when you assign an IP and port, you'll get the following message.

>>9254984
Rehosting for a bit to see if anybody wants to play at 2:40AM.