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| [[File:Streaming.jpg|thumb|Streaming Beispiel : links, mit / rechts, ohne]] | | [[File:Streaming.jpg|thumb|Streaming Beispiel : links, mit / rechts, ohne]] |
| Streaming, or herding, is the basic principle of controlling bullets in danmaku shooters. The majority of the enemy shots are aimed directly at you, so by standing still, you're effectively luring the enemies to shoot at the spot you're in. To take advantage of this, move as little as possible so that you can gather all aimed bullets in one tight stream slowly following you from one side. This way, you can dodge most of the incoming bullet bursts with just a small tap away from the stream, giving yourself more freedom to move in case of emergency. | | Streaming, oder herding, ist ein grundlegendes Prinzip um die Bullets in einem Danmaku-Shooter zu kontrollieren. Ein Großteil der gegnerischen Schüsse ist direkt auf dich gerichtet, so dass, wenn du still stehst, du den Gegner dazu bringst, in die Richtung zu schißen, in der du stehst. Davon kannst du profitieren, in dem du dich so wenig wie möglich bewegst. Auf diese Weise, kannst du den meisten Bullets mit nur kleinen Bewegungen ausweichen, Sodass du mehr Bewegungsfriraum hast. |
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| To change the direction of the herd, do a quick move away from the stream (called "jerk" or "cutback") to make an opening, wait a bit to let the enemies re-adjust their aim to your new location, then proceed streaming to the opposite direction. It is advised to make cutbacks perpendicular to the stream source to increase the size of the opening (i.e., if the majority of the bullets are shot from the center of the screen, and you're streaming from left to right, cutback diagonally towards the top-right corner of the screen). If you're doing it right, the opening will be large enough to let you go through, no matter how dense the bullet stream is. As a rule of thumb, it is a good idea to cutback when you're reaching one third of the screen.
| | Um die Richtung beim Streaming umzukehren, bewege dich schnell vom "Stream" weg (auch "jerk" oder "cutback" genannt) um eine Öffnung zu schaffen, warte kurz, damit die Gegner ihren Schuss in deine Richtung umlenken können, dann "streame" in die entgegengesetzte Richtung weiter. Die Faustregel lautet: Es ist am Besten, einen cutback zu machen, wenn du etwa ein Drittel des Bildschirms erreicht hast. |
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| The more experienced you get, the more calm and confident you become about the streams and going through openings. As such, the technique becomes the key to evading most aimed attacks; danmaku shooters developed by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cave_%28company%29 Cave] popularised the U-shaped movement pattern based entirely around streaming and doing cutbacks at the edges of the screen to be able to survive the bullet onslaught during the stages.
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| Streaming is commonly used when moving left or right, although purely vertical streaming does exist. Some cards where streaming is essential include [[Embodiment of Scarlet Devil/Spell Cards/Stage 5|Sakuya's]], [[Perfect Cherry Blossom: Stage 6 Spell Cards#Spell Card 106 | Yuyuko's]], and [[Imperishable Night: Stage 6B Spell Cards#Spell Card 185 | Kaguya's]]. | | Streaming wird für gewöhnlich benutzt, um sich von links nach rechts oder umgekehrt zu bewegen, obwohl auch vertikales Streaming möglich ist. |
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| This technique is the key to getting many [[graze]] points from any streamable attack.
| | Diese Technik ist der Schlüssel zu hohen High Scores durch [[Graze]]Punkte. |
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| ==Advanced== | | ==Erweitert== |
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| ===Memorization=== | | ===Errinerunggsvermögen=== |
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| This is a necessary skill to get good at all games. While there is enough randomization to keep it interesting, learning the general flow of the patterns is essential for success, particularly in the Extra stages.
| | Diese Fertigkeit ist essenziell, um in den Spielen besser zu werden. Es gibt zwar einen gewissen Zufallsfaktor, aber das Erlernen des Flusses der Bullets ist für den Erfolg essentiell, besonders in den Extra Stages. |
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| Memorization is especially prevalent if you're doing scoreruns as opposed to playing for survival, since scoring systems in games like Perfect Cherry Blossom and Mountain of Faith ''require'' you to remember the correct bombing locations and enemy appearance timing to succeed.
| | ===Erweitere deine Sichtweite=== |
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| ===Expand your visual range===
| | Konzentriere dich nicht nur auf deinen Charakter und die Boss Markierung unten. Versuche, ein grösseres Arreal zu überblicken, so dass du mehr Bullets sehen kannst, und ihre Richtung vorrausbestimmen kannst. Mit genügend Übung, solltest du in der Lage sein, die Richtung der Bullets richtig zu interpretieren und die beste Route zu finden. |
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| Don't focus on just your character and the boss marker on the bottom. Try to look at a greater area, so you can read more bullets and try to determine their paths. With enough practice, you should be able to interpret the bullets around you and figure out the best way to move.
| | Zusammen mit dem richtigen Streaming, kannst du so den gesamten Bildschirm überwachen und rechtzeitig reagieren. |
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| Combined with effective use of streaming, you can safely observe the whole screen and react accordingly. Certain players also advise looking at your shot to determine the precise horizontal position without having to look directly at the character.
| | ==Verhaltensregeln in der Community== |
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| ==Community rules of conduct==
| | Mit erfahrenen Spielern eine Community zu bilden kann sich für alle lohnen, vor allem weil viele Spieler mit großer emotionaler Hingabe spielen und viel Arbeit einsetzen um die Spiele zu schaffen. Außerdem kannst du wenn du in Gesellschaft fähiger Spieler bist, Feedback und Anerkennaung für deine Fähigkeiten erhalten, und natürlich neue Freunde gewinnen -- es ist nicht ungewöhnlich für zwei Touhou Spieler die sich nur online kennen sich offline zu treffen und wie beste Freunde werden. Aber, wie in allen Communitys, gibt es einige unausgesprochene, trotzdem notwendige Regeln zu befolgen: |
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| Forming part of a community of fellow players can greatly enhance your experience as a Touhou player, especially considering many Touhou players have a significant emotional commitment to their hobby stemming from all the effort they have invested in clearing the games. In addition, being around greatly skilled players can be an excellent way to learn and to receive feedback about your skills, and being around people who have your same interest can lead to making new friends -- it is in fact not uncommon for two Touhou players who have only seen each other online to strike an offline friendship and act like they were best friends. However, like all communities, there are some implicit yet necessary rules to follow:
| | * Sei freundlich; prahle nicht. Egal für wie gut du dich hälst, im weit reichenden Internet gibt es sehr wahrscheinlich Spieler die viel erfolgreicher sind als du. Wenn du also damit prahlst Imperishable Night auf Normal geschafft zu habem, stehen die Chancen dass du eine selbsbewusstseinszerstörende Antwort bekommst sie "Ha! Ich habe UFO auf Lunatic in der Nacht, betrunken, mit zwei abgeschnittenen Beinen,während ich vor der russischen Mafia flüchtete, geschafft". |
| | * Das gilt auch umgekehrt: Auch wenn du einiges kannst, werde nicht frech. Du musst Neulinge nicht demotivieren, indem du ihnen ihre mangelnden Fähigkeiten vorhälst. Auch wenn du UFO auf Lunatic schaffst und der andere noch an Cirno's Icicle Fall Easy festhängt, ist das absolut nicht cool. |
| | * Diskussionen über die anderen Seiten von Touhou Project sind Teil der Community, insbesondere bei der weitreichenden Welt, die über die Jahre entstanden ist. Passe besser auf, dass du zwischen canon (was wirklich passiert ist) und fanon (Fan Theorien die von plausibel bis ausgedacht reichen) unterscheiden kannst. Wenn du dir nicht sicher bist, kannst du im Wiki nachschauen. |
| | * Solange es nicht explizit erlaubt ist, frage nicht nach Downloadlinks. |
| | * Denk dran dass alle Menschen anders sind. |
| | * Stelle die Geduld des Moderators nicht auf die Probe. sie hassen Menschen, die Sachen fragen, die in einem FAQ bereits beantwortet wurden,und in der Regel gehen sie hart gegen Trolle und Shitposter vor. |
| | * Auch wenn du müde bist, schreibe richtig. Wenn Englisch nicht deine Muttersprache ist (was sehr wahrscheinlich ist, wenn du diesen Text liest), benutze einen Thesaurus, ein Wörterbuch, aber bitte nicht Google Übersetzer. |
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| * Be humble; don't brag. Regardless of how skilled you consider yourself, in a medium as far-reaching as the Internet there are lots of fellow Touhou players who are much more skilled than you. So if you brag about having cleared Imperishable Night on Normal, chances are you'll get an ego-crushing retort like "Ha! I've finished UFO on Lunatic with both legs cut off, in the night, drunk, with three IRS collectors knocking on my door, on the run from two Russian Mafia henchmen".
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| * The same goes the opposite way: even if you're skilled, don't brag. You don't want to crush a poor budding player's motivation by rubbing in his face his lack of skills. Even if you can clear UFO on Lunatic and the other guy still hasn't figured out Cirno's Icicle Fall Easy this is absolutely not a cool thing to do, it scares newcomers away, and you never know if today's newcomer could be tomorrow's Touhou champion.
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| * If you're a newbie, it might be intimidating to be surrounded by so many experts. However, rest assured that these experts usually appreciate when someone shows willingness to learn. Even if you're literally the worst player of your entire Hisoutensoku community, even if Soku is literally the only serious fighting game you've played in your life and you can barely defeat the story mode, and even if you have to resort to calling yourself the group's resident punching bag, if you show you want to become a better player you will get respect even from the cream of the crop of the group -- sometimes even more than a self-centered expert!
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| * Discussions about the literary side of Touhou Project are part and parcel of any Touhou community, what with all the official expanded universe that has been written over the years. In these cases, make sure you distinguish between canon (stuff that actually happened) and fanon (fan theories that are at best merely plausible and at worst blatant untruths). It is generally considered very bad form to mix them up. Referencing this wiki can greatly help.
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| * Unless your community explicitly states otherwise, do not ask for download links. It is a controversial issue among some communities and it's better if you avoid it altogether.
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| * Remember that all people are different. The people you're talking with could very well know you're just kidding, and the next people you're talking with could take your insults seriously and feel offended.
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| * In the same way, remember that all communities are different: two different forums about the same thing and sharing the same basic culture will have different attitudes, different people, different opinions, and what one group might find acceptable another could find it offensive. If you have already gotten to know a certain community and yet don't feel satisfied, don't hesitate to move -- there are plenty of them, from Steam groups to Facebook groups to dedicated online forums, and it's not like there's anything that prevents you from freely moving to another forum.
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| * Don't test your moderator's patience. They hate people who ask questions that have already been covered by an FAQ, they hate people who badger other fellow players or disrupt the peace and order of a community, and quite often they actually get off on punishing trolls and shitposters with extreme prejudice.
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| * Act decently; don't be lewd. Even if it's the internet, it leaves a ''very'' bad impression about yourself and the group when you start sharing your dirty thoughts about a fictional character. Mind you, this doesn't means you should be a square, you just need to act like you'd act in an IRL group setting.
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| * Even if you're tired, write correctly. Use a spell checker, and if English is not your first language, use a thesaurus, a dictionary, and help yourself but don't abuse Google Translate.
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| ===Advice===
| | * Egal was du gerne spielst oder magst, du bist in der Welt der Danmakus immer herzlich willkommen. |
| | * Fühle dich nicht schlecht, nur weil du nicht "gut" spielen kannst. Es wird immer jemanden geben, der besser ist als du, und niemand hat gesagt dass es ein Wettbewerb ist |
| | * Auch wenn du dich schrecklich in den Spielen anstellst, hör nicht auf. Wenn du weiterspielst kommt der Erfolg ganz von allein. |
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| * The final golden rule of Touhou, and all videogames in general, is to ''play to your fullest and have fun'': give all your effort and have fun, but don't force yourself to the point of turning it into heart-wrenching suffering. Play for yourself and only yourself, and have fun in doing so -- it is admittedly easy to fall into relentless competition due to the way people sometimes express themselves on the internet.
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| * It does not matters where you come from or what you used to do, you are welcome to the world of danmaku. Do you come from playing a lot of Dodonpachi or other CAVE shooters? Welcome aboard. Were you a pro-level Starcraft or LOL champion? Welcome aboard. Were you the top-ranked player of a huge Counter Strike server? Welcome aboard. Was Candy Crush the last game you played? Welcome aboard. Did you used to play absolutely everything on Easy out of fear of losing? Welcome abord. What you used to do does not matter, the only thing that matters is where you stand here and now.
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| * Don't feel bad if you're not naturally good at danmaku. Comparing yourself to others on the internet is pointless, simply because on the internet there will ''always'' be someone better than you -- if you can clear UFO on Lunatic without holding Shift with no bombs, there will be someone who can do the same but with the Ultra mod. Different people advance at different paces, and nobody has ever declared that this was a competition. As stated before, people can show more respect and encouragement for someone who is putting effort in his playing technique, than for someone who is already at the top -- even if it takes you three years to clear Imperishable Night on Normal, it's the three years of effort that count.
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| * If you're not naturally good at danmaku, don't quit! It does not matters where you come from Otherwise, your skill will quickly decay, and it will be very demotivating to keep going afterwards.
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| * Once again: Touhou is not a mainstream game series, where anyone who is skilled enough can start from a high difficulty right off the bat and figure out stuff on the fly. It requires far more skill than your average modern videogame. It literally takes ''years'' of practice and a good heap of natural talent to clear a game on Lunatic. If you're a beginner and try to pull this off, you'll just end up getting crushed with extreme prejudice.
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| * Some players suggest starting from Normal mode, not Easy, arguing that discovering Touhou on the easiest difficulty setting will ruin your skills forever. This depends greatly on your natural talent and your ability to endure repeated defeat, however, so don't hesitate to go for Easy if you really find this learning curve way too steep.
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| * Unlike mainstream videogames, Extra Mode is not playing the game once again with extra bonuses -- it is a one-shot, very difficult stage usually comparable in overall difficulty to the normal game on Hard.
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