(Or maybe Basement Junkie? Cave Dweller? Neckbeard? The original Japanese literally means "crippled invalid" [metaphorically a "video game addict", in this context], but it's also a discriminatory term [albeit a bit oldish and 'desensitized'], so it's kinda like "retard" in that sense, being combined with other words or used metaphorically in a derogatory tone.)
al_pacino said:
Before TL: let me make a guess. warspite have the best gaming skill?
Well, not necessarily. She's just the most obsessed. Oh wait, Ido put them on a scale, nvm.
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And of course, the 3d model for the virtual avatar is provided by Autumn Cloud-sensei, with Yuubari providing technical expertise.
(Or maybe Basement Junkie? Cave Dweller? Neckbeard? The original Japanese literally means "crippled invalid" [metaphorically a "video game addict", in this context], but it's also a discriminatory term [albeit a bit oldish and 'desensitized'], so it's kinda like "retard" in that sense, being combined with other words or used metaphorically in a derogatory tone.) scale, nvm.
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Went with Basement Dweller, to make it less nasty than cave dweller, but still a bit mean.
[ I never once feel guilty over us and the Americans selling the stuff no matter how the SJWs shriek and moan; mainly cos if I were a peasant in 19th century China I would want all the opium I could get. ]
A game hobbyist.
She's quite seasoned with turtling Guile in SF2.
Virtual Kemomimi
Royal YouTuber
LoliGrannyGamerHardcoreThe person inside is Gangut.
The model was made with the cooperation of Akigumo and Yuubari (having caught their interest).Game
SKILLZShe has an extraordinary game sense through her mature intuitions and judgements.
Has no peer in Tetris.Let's disseminate the opium!Basement DwellerWhen speedrunning, she can bang out a heinous score regardless of genre with her inherent ridiculous luck.
豪運 豪, while usually used for 'Australia', is also a variant kanji for 'excessive/amazing/great'
