/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>86648848
This thing looks like it enjoys Tide

>>68849011

>>59197176
Nothing to see here officer.
Move along.

>>54313785
>Men are treated like Accessories in Barbie World
>Ken and Barbie head to real world to solve convoluted problem that makes no sense
>Ken finds out about 'the Patriarchy' in the real world and brings it back to Barbie World, so all the dudes essentially form a Frat Society
>Barbie gets educated on modern Feminism by her owner, and goes back to help save Barbie World from Ken menace
>Rather than work together with Ken and respect them on equal footing as the other Barbies, she easily tricks them into showboating each other until the entire society collapses
>Kens go back to being items of the Barbies and are stupid to handle themselves, while the Girlbosses run paradise worry-free now
It had a chance at making a more poignant statement about gender equality and respecting one another in a healthy relationship, but they ultimately just led to gender-swapping the issues most feminists feel like exist for females in modern media and making the men annoyingly stupid.
Yet in an ironic twist, Ken is undoubtedly the standout of the movie and carries the whole thing, and seems to be the one thing people unanimously love about the movie.

TL;DR: Modern Hollywood shlop, and one of the reasons I only watch Morpo and Friends these days

>>54149879

>>54012268
Or all the shitposters went to one of the splits for now

>>53460443
Take a nap.

This is one of my gay brother's favorite songs

>>53331204
All that is said about Monroki is that he was the previous manager for the sim center, he's meant to be a part of the station's armed forces who got a promotion. Clearly not too particular about protocol or OSHA given he'd let Tuval do whatever he wanted with the simulators. He might appear later.
Ah, so I don't think this will get a big part in a chapter soon, so I'll explain it. First, note that "untracked faunanite" is of note here. Basically, the idea is that the wizard faction of /morig/ has more or less of a grasp on the various settlements, and on station Kira2 they have an interest getting their hands on all non-Morinium sources of vitubium they can. You can probably find Morinium in all sorts of places on the station (namely in all the Deadbeats' bones), but other types of chuubanite are mostly being funneled towards the research center.
Detection is done with a magical radiation detector of sorts, I'm imagining recycled refuse being dumped on a conveyor belt that gets scanned by them and the items that have an emission are picked out.
Plaiduaine is a sapling hive ship, which are basically enormous biological space colonies inhabited by saplings. In some war between this sapling faction and rampaging chumbuds, some devastating weapon was used on Plaiduaine, forcing Ailbhe out of his home. Note that Plaiduaine is missing, with no hints, not destroyed. How can a country-sized station go missing instead of being destroyed? Left as an exercise to the reader for now. This isn't a reference to a past story, it's based on Fauna declaring she will drain the ocean in a Bioshock stream kek.

Yeah, Tuval is walking a dark path... The source of his motivation is meant to be a mystery at this point, I expect that whether his obsession is justified or not will depend on how this source is perceived. Ailbhe is for sure fulfilling a "wise old man" role here, unable to prevent the folly of youth, kinda thing. Tuval definitely has an arc planned out!
I went hard on floweriness in that first chapter, because it was a dream, but it somehow doesn't feel right to be very prettily verbose with Tuval as the POV, he's just not a very flowery person. This isn't an excuse for my subpar writing, there would be a way to write him to be more evocative I think, I just haven't nailed down a way to do so without taking away from his "vibe". Maybe a future chapter with a different POV will be more expressive.

Biomech all the things!
Ohh, medals doc... That could be fun, I'll think about it. The Diamond Skull&Scythe is really just a stand-in for a great mark of honor.
In battlefields where I expect vitubium-based weaponry or equipment will feature a lot, I think this will be a feature you see a fair bit, even if the machine itself doesn't have any. I guess it wouldn't work too differently from the VT-meter already established, except particularly sensitive. The interesting part is that since it is integrated into the sensor suite of the Daemon, it isn't just a dial somewhere, instead it's one of it's senses. So what this does is that it exploits the fact most creatures have at least a small part of themselves in touch with the Vitium Field (sometimes called their soul). This can be repurposed to react to incoming magical radiation to communicate to the being the presence of the emission directly.
Injection of extra vitubium in some way can likely improve this sense, as would having a catalognaut pilot. In this chapter, this is used to detect the vitubium-powered weaponry used by the Nousagi pilot.
>chainsword
fun fact, according to my calcs the teeth of this thing are probably moving at hypersonic speeds if it gets swung with any kind of velocity. I have no idea what that would sound like, the closest would be an helicopter with a supersonic rotor but I haven't found any recordings of that.
Thanks for the great review! Gave me a lot to think about and also some ideas to make future chapters better.

I saw Tunuc on the steam sale, should I pick it up or would it be better on Switch?

Even though I liked the Luerlin Village restoration quest, I think I enjoyed the Tarry Town quest from BotW better

>>53002670
I'm reminded that Mori actually talked about playing through that game when she was younger and loved the heck out of it.
Was it any good?

>>52999122
Except she explained it in a way that was very easy to understand and if you knew anything about her personal life it makes perfect sense for her to feel that way. Don't blame her because you're autistic.

I love Mori!

>>52909976
No problem. I've had them on the mind recently, our rogue janny has been acting up again... I wonder what space custodians might be like. A similar concept but with more grand powers on the physical realm, I guess?