/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>40270250
Yes, it is entirely possible to build them like that.
>>40272592
Consider: Vanity projects and national prestige. Monuments and art make little sense too for any other reason than that but I do not see you talking against them.
Not everything has to make perfect sense due to the simple fact that people themselves are illogical, and make sub-optimal choices.

>>37871601
>kronii master
KROMEIBROS

>>32239845
>womens right
nasfaqg makes no difference. If you can make money it doesnt matter whether you are a woman or a man or a robot or whatever. Everyone is equally judged by their merit.

We do have a class system although not an official one, jsut one that sort of naturally emerged. Movement between classes is common.

>>31954356
>slowing light
You can, and they do stay coherent while doing so. Thats what happens inside glass, or inside the earth's atmosphere, for example.
The photons themselves do not lose velocity, but the lightbeam itself moves slower. Its a big simplification but it does work in principle.
The doppler effect I think should only apply inside the medium of the bubble, once the light passes to the other side of it, the photons experience the reverse of the initial shift and should return to "normal".

>bubble
which is why i specifically initially wrote the word bubble in quotation marks. The idea was some sort of a chuubanite mist or a sheet or something.

You still need some form of a bubble for the teleporting light idea, since there needs to be a layer of something with which the light can interact with which then teleports it to he set location. You really shouldnt just teleport all photonsin the ship to a new location, that would fuck a lot of things up.

Besides, the teleportation itself has to be figured out. I dont think just makign stuff appear in a new location is supported under the system, and the other option would be bending space which itself is a pretty problematic idea. I dont think quantum tunnelin gcould be used as an explanation for distances larger than an atom.

>>31957892
The idea was the bubble would be *something*, i just did not know what exactly. I thought it obvious.

but yeah, I am a bit dumb at times, please forgive. Refraction/mirage or even the lens idea would be the best ones.

That, or the hallucination idea.

>>31959190
Sort of, yeah, and that is why i really like the system.

>>31960313
Based.

>>31575134
Yeah, from the mechanics perspective pure vitubium having the highest VRI makes perfect sense.

>Vitubium and dampeners have a Vitium wave absorption spectrum. All other materials simply don't have an interaction with them.
That is indeed very spicy. I need to think about that a bit, and what it implies for interactions. I like it though.

Do you think we could have each individual nation's chuubanite have a unique absorption spectrum? Because that would be cool. in my opinion. I guess the fact that each nation's chuubanite emits "concept radiation" (the magical radiation) would naturally mean that each nation's chuubanite has a unique emission spectrum, but its not so obvious whether this would mean that they have unique absorption spectrums, as the Vitubium in the chuubanite is essentially the same between all of them, only the magic quanta differ.

There are some other things that are sort of handwaved at the moment, like why can magic quanta exist outside of the vitubium particle inside chuubanite. I thought this could be explained by vitubium creating a few atom-wide area of space where the vitium field is strengthened (think of Vitubium as being an electric pole projecting field-lines around itself), allowing Vitium Entities and magic quanta to exist in the physical realm in areas where the field-lines are dense. This is a bit hand wave-y explanation, but it is an explanation.

The greatest handwave however in my opinion is how exactly does the conceptual information of "fire" turn into a fireball when magic quanta are annihilated. I cant really come up with explanations so this might be the thing we actually need to handwave.

>spoiler
Im glad you enjoy it. Chuubanite autism is one of the greatest pleasures this thread has given me.

>>31575505
Influencing the soul might be the way. I thought doing mind altering effects would be a bit simpler for nasfaqg chuubanite since the idea was for it to emphasize people's desires, as well qwl cause personalized multi-sensory hallucinations.
I have not seen shin sekai yuri.

Im not averse to the tattoo idea personally, but I wouldnt want to cover a character in them permanently. Do you think you could have small permanent tattoos in key locations on one's body, and during the signing ritual you'd paint the person with temporary glyphs? The small glyphs could be like some sort of "anchor" glyphs on the person, whilst the glyphs that are painted all around the person's body during the signing ritual are the identifying glyphs that (correct me if my thinking is wrong) establish/create/locate a person's individual concept in the conceptual realm.
>DNA
So, blood pacts. Works for me. A person's DNA shall then (if this get canonized) be the (artificial) activator substance. I'm not sure what an "artificial activator substance" is, could you elaborate?
>chuubanite being common enough to be inside most people to some degree is also an expectation
That is entirely doable, and in fact was already in the plans, and the effect has made an appearance in a story already. Nasfaqg chuubanite can exist in gaseous form which means that it could be in the air. Also small amounts of it probably do exist in the soil and water in the serene republic.

>>31610306
Extremely fruitful discussion, hoping these could be archived
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>>31224701
>Aren't the Heartlands and the other non-tropical areas of the humid subtropical climate?
They are, I'm assuming he is talking about temperate rainforests,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temperate_rainforest
which are a special type of biome which can occur in rainy subtropical areas. Think Ireland, Japan, New Zealand, Southeastern china (a bit),

>>30900850
I prefer the "Get a gun" solution
and if the first gun doesn't work, then get a bigger gun
continue until the mythical creature has been dealt with
No mythical creature can stand in front of human ingenuity

>>30301723
Before you there unironically wasn't any in-universe conflict anywhere, except with /nasa/ a bit. You introduced war into the setting.

>>28191692
Thats a good tradition, its great to have something in common here mr.repman

>>27749504
no
its nasfag, not nashetero

>>26722446
Clocks've done it first with some of their stories. In any case, it's better for the smut to remaing on the not as much side.
>>26722863
Huh... We should probably rename the fertility festival to something else.

>>22721968
We don't really have much to trade between us. Both our nations don't produce much that the other might require. /who/ is somewhat self-reliant industrially too.
And frankly, most in /who/ just prefer to avoid any interaction with /infinity/ anyways.

>>21829182
clock behind

>>17993762
Weak. Watch this.

THESE TWO ARE HAVING SEX WITHOUT (You)! HOW WILL YOU COPE, KRONIES?

>>16359995
Haha, cry

>>16175210
Legs so you can't run

This is what's happening now. She's got to lubricate her rusty clock.

>>14729639
hot!

:)

>>14610838
presumably all of humanity

an owl?