I'd like to take a moment to say a massive, MASSIVE thank you to
Desudesu for his help in grabbing this doujin from Share, a program that I still can't work out even with the english translated program and the tutorials on Google. Unfortunately the scans were
less than perfect but short of actually buying the doujin and scanning it myself, I decided to try my best in cleaning it up so apologies in advance if the editing work looks crap.
So this is a Moyasimon doujin by Ambience Group, who is probably better known as Yurikawa. It's about the main character, Sawaki having having a threesome with the strange crossdressing goth dude and a girl who also bangs said goth crossdressing dude. So yeah, expect yaoi sexxorings in this.
Now available in the project page.
o_O
ReplyDeleteI... I... I really don't know what to say
I'm confused...
Desudesu's preference in his releases lately is changing.
I dunno about other people, but if only the goth-crossdressing-dude is a girl with a strapon (or futa), it'd be better, IMHO
sorry, I don't know anything about moyasimon
Thank you, Conan.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure the guys at desuchan's /tr/ will love this too.
i ahve 3 mango page now... you..Desu and mi other one is Sir´c Xd i love u all =)
ReplyDeleteMoyasimon porn is pointless without Kei. Great release.
ReplyDeleteShare is relatively simple to use, lemme see if I can highlight the important points.
ReplyDelete• All communications and file transfers in share are encrypted, and also bounce between a few peers as well before reaching their destination. The purpose is to obfuscate who's sending who what.
• Clusters define what sort of peers you want to connect to. Peers with the same clusters will prefer to connect to each other. The idea being that you connect to people who have the type of content you're looking for Example: I have a cluster named アニメ. Share will prefer to connect to someone who has アニメ as one of their clusters than someone who has 一般コミック as one of their clusters.
• Searches, on the other hand, are exactly what they sound like. However, results only stay on-screen for as long as a peer with that file is connected to you. So if you see a file that you want and the peer that has it disconnects from you, that file will disappear from the search results.
• If your ports are not forwarded, or you can't accept inbound connections for some reason, then share will spit a port error into the log and it'll refuse to work.
• Share is a closed network. That means that if you do not already know peers inside the network, you can't use it. You can get an up-to-date list of IPs from p2p-db.net (as well as post your own for other people to grab). IPs are encrypted for obvious reasons, so it just looks like a string of garbage.
• The cache folder is full of encrypted binary data (useless to you) that share has downloaded from the network. Downloads are stored here until they are complete. Because of this you must have at least as much cache as your download queue. When a download is complete it's decrypted and dumped into the downloads folder.
Uploading new shit onto the network is also kinda weird, but nobody cares about that. Beyond that stuff, it mostly behaves like any other p2p application you can think of (aside from torrents maybe).