Valkyrie Crusade

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So, uh, basically, Valkyrie Crusade is a really nice mobile MMORPG (?) that @[deleted] and I have been playing.

I think the best way to describe the game is to call it a cross between pokemon (the card game) with waifu tier qts as the pokemon and the Clash of Titans MMORPG; idk which one existed first but I definitely prefer Valkyrie Crusade.

In Valkyrie Crusade you can collect really cute cards like these:

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COUPLED WITH U wrote

holy shit i played this years ago

had really super rare cards

you should start to play again. ;3

It looks cute, but it also looks like something that I would personally get a bit bored of rather quickly :/

Senpai wrote
COUPLED WITH U wrote

holy shit i played this years ago

had really super rare cards

you should start to play again. ;3

idk if i could after not having my cards

Senpai wrote

maybe you could use an android emulator. <3

I don't think you'd even need an emulator. There's an x86 build of Android 😉

malmon73 wrote
Senpai wrote

maybe you could use an android emulator. <3

I don't think you'd even need an emulator. There's an x86 build of Android 😉

But android needs the linux kernel still. Even if you are on linux you need a special kernel build, so it still needs to be emulated.

RX14 wrote
malmon73 wrote
Senpai wrote

maybe you could use an android emulator. <3

I don't think you'd even need an emulator. There's an x86 build of Android 😉

But android needs the linux kernel still. Even if you are on linux you need a special kernel build, so it still needs to be emulated.

I'm not sure that that's what emulation is. You could in theory just install the Android kernel + os on your desktop PC - no emulation required. Afaik, emulation is when you're simulating a different hardware architecture.

malmon73 wrote
RX14 wrote
malmon73 wrote
Senpai wrote

maybe you could use an android emulator. <3

I don't think you'd even need an emulator. There's an x86 build of Android 😉

But android needs the linux kernel still. Even if you are on linux you need a special kernel build, so it still needs to be emulated.

I'm not sure that that's what emulation is. You could in theory just install the Android kernel + os on your desktop PC - no emulation required. Afaik, emulation is when you're simulating a different hardware architecture.

but why would you do that over installing an android emulator? in what way is having to boot into Android to play one game convenient?

Senpai wrote
malmon73 wrote
RX14 wrote
malmon73 wrote

I don't think you'd even need an emulator. There's an x86 build of Android 😉

But android needs the linux kernel still. Even if you are on linux you need a special kernel build, so it still needs to be emulated.

I'm not sure that that's what emulation is. You could in theory just install the Android kernel + os on your desktop PC - no emulation required. Afaik, emulation is when you're simulating a different hardware architecture.

but why would you do that over installing an android emulator? in what way is having to boot into Android to play one game convenient?

Oh nonono, it wouldn't be more convenient at all. I'm just saying that it wouldn't be called emulation. It would probably run well enough in a VM.

malmon73 wrote
Senpai wrote
malmon73 wrote
RX14 wrote

But android needs the linux kernel still. Even if you are on linux you need a special kernel build, so it still needs to be emulated.

I'm not sure that that's what emulation is. You could in theory just install the Android kernel + os on your desktop PC - no emulation required. Afaik, emulation is when you're simulating a different hardware architecture.

but why would you do that over installing an android emulator? in what way is having to boot into Android to play one game convenient?

Oh nonono, it wouldn't be more convenient at all. I'm just saying that it wouldn't be called emulation. It would probably run well enough in a VM.

Well that's what a VM is, it's emulating an x86 computer. I count a VM as an emulator.

Always heard shit about it. Maybe it's time for me to play it.

losi wrote

Always heard shit about it. Maybe it's time for me to play it.

If you do, let us know!