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What are some good cyberpunk looking cities?
The best examples I have would be Tokyo Japan, London England, New York city (times square specifically)
Post number #143701, ID: 3ce331
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Maybe parts of Hong Kong
Post number #143721, ID: ff187b
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Sapporo
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Singapore,Shanghai
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Every big asian city
Post number #143994, ID: a137d3
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Kowloon Walled City.
Post number #144049, ID: 302c8f
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All aforementioned cities in this thread. I would also add L.A. but it's more punk than cyber right now.
Post number #144124, ID: c8a7ce
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>>143994 tfw never had a chance to see/live in Kowloon
Post number #144135, ID: ff187b
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>>144124 it was awful for actual residents but cool for tourists.
Post number #144145, ID: 9f2cd9
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>>144135 Is it not true for cyberpunk as a whole too? Cool for tourists, awful for actual residents.
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>>143919 Pretty much.
Post number #144778, ID: b202a1
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Should I learn Mandarin or Japanese?
Post number #144822, ID: ff187b
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>>144778 Chinese writing and pronounciation is harder. so probably Japanese
Post number #144924, ID: 0b5b19
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Mandarin will be more useful, but both languages are being spread equally as much, albeit one through immigrants and the other through cartoons.
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>>144822 You will have to learn a lot of Chinese writing to really write Japanese anyways, honestly. Its annoying but true. Chinese is more global and practical I'm a general sense. But if you wanna play JRPGs then maybe not desu. Anyways I did a semester of intensive Japanese and I still feel like an idiot because half the written language is kanji I don't know. I wish I had done Chinese instead. But then...maybe I'd regret that too
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| What are some good cyberpunk looking cities?
The best examples I have would be Tokyo Japan, London England, New York city (times square specifically)