Stop using english voices

youtube.com/watch?v=XlHZrBUimuY

kek

I agree that the best way to appreciate the content is in its original language, and also believe that the best way to acquire it is by consuming raw comprehensible input on a regular basis. However, I am confronted with a conundrum which troubles my progress. That is, if I am stressed and too anxious about engaging with the content, attempting to consolidate new information naturally is ineffective. No measure of meditation, supplements, or drugs sufficiently prepare me to deal with the stresses surrounding learning anything. If you have any practical advice, I would appreciate hearing it.

THEN:
>aw man that retro game looks cool i hope it gets a fan translation some day
>aw man that indie game looks cool i hope it gets a fan translation some day
>aw man that manga looks cool i hope it gets a translation some day
>etc.
NOW
>sweet a retro game to play
>sweet an indie game to play
>sweet a manga to read
if you like weeb shit at all you have NO excuse

not the dinner dance...

All the games have fantranslations nowadays, even if they don't there's always going to be a random nerd with jisho, google TL and a text reader that's going to do the translation.

Video games are not a valid reason to learn JP.

Imagine hearing ansems voice not in dub.

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We have this shitty thread every signle day now and nobody talks about video games because nobody can play them without a screen reader and a dictionary open on different screens.

there's like a trillion ps1, ps2, saturn, etc. games that aren't and never will be translated. DS and 3DS as well! that's not even getting started on the insanely deep world of japanese free indie games. i used to have the "oh i'll just wait for a translation" mindset too, and then like 13 years went by without srw alpha's translation being completed so i said "fuck this" and learned japanese.

do you play rpg maker games?

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What about when the translation literally never happens because every time someone attempts some retarded drama or life issues make them quit

I am.

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>learn japanese
>guys i'm playing X game but struggling with X kanjis and studying for X
>wooow stop learning dekinai, you are scum

Meh whatever, as i said, all the games that are worthwhile are already translated or will be translated. Not going to bother anymore now that it's impossible to travel to japan by airplane.

I unironically think everyone should give up speaking non-English languages and globally commit to learning and speaking English. It helps that languages like Japanese are archaic and hard to learn.

Check out Musashi: Samurai Legend for the PS2 made by Square. Most People say it's an awful game with terrible voice acting, but I've finished it like half a dozen times and find it to be charming. Also the music is really good.
youtu.be/1Qk8IfNP8aQ?t=49

i tried, i gave up

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aint that the bitch which kilt mavis?

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why not go to fucking 2/5 chan if you want to sperg about Japanese shit

>cries in persona 1
>SMT IF ps1
>smt 1 ps1
>growlanser

I'm learning...classes start next week

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give her the mavis beatdown

I'm not even good at speaking my only language, why would I try to learn another?

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How come it's always just RPGs that remain untranslated? I'd be more interested if other genres never escaped Japan.

Learning Japanese is boring if you don't live there

>do you play rpg maker games?
No. Last game I beat was Yakuza 4 and I now realize I just wasted time after that. Also playing MH Rise for the first time and trying to get used to skill/weapon/monster naming differences.

I meant Japanese only games mostly, not shitting on localizations endlessly and definitely no posts including words like "immersion, anki, how to learn" etc.

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Do you want me to help?

Do people actually learn Japanese just to play untranslated games? How often do these people translate games?

You can't have a VJP thread without any of those things, including the lolrandomkawaiixd posters. Comes with the territory.

If anyone is interested in learning, give Monhunstories 2 a try, its not that complicated and the game is fun, helped me a lot.