/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>73077282
honestly, I don't know why I went so far with that question kek.

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>>23546245
They are conspiring against our beautiful ryona idols!

>>22901516
The last couple weren't.

>>21477983
Less brain, more hole!

>>21109939
Not in the geology department, unfortunately. I think someone else in this thread is more knowledgeable in that regard.

>>21107198
Yeah, a while ago I mentioned about helping with the road project. I'm not too sure about /meat/ being a source of cheap/reliable labour (which was originally mentioned), but I think /meat/ might be more suited for providing help regarding building roads through a (seasonal) tropical forest - /risu/ knows their homeland well, but I don't think they have a lot of infrastructure experience, while /infinity/ seems quite skilled in construction projects but I don't imagine them being very adjusted to the tropical environment. /meat/ lives in a similar enough environment while having already built quite a lot of stuff at their home should mean they can provide the expertise.
/meat/ has also promised to help /risu/ in terms of getting them up to speed with the whole metal thing, as mentioned in >>21107832. Having tools from /inf/ to help kickstart it will definitely help as well. The idea's that we'll be teaching /risu/ how to find and use bog iron, and once they have enough domestic tools to make better ironsmiths and forges, we can probably get more iron and other metal from the laterite soil (I still can't find how people get iron from that IRL, but I assume it's doable). We also talked about helping /risu/ with ships and sailors while they're building their first seafaring ships.

>>21109991
It's probably safe to say /meat/'s one of the least judgemental threads in this board because of the kind of shit we're already into, so that probably plays a role.

>>20796645
It's fine, I have quite a few of those myself from time to time.
Still, the heavy rainfall from warm tropical current (in the east) and seasonal monsoon (in the north) should mean most of those areas will be wooded barring outside intervention, although they would be more seasonal than the evergreen forests in the tropics. The southwest would likely be the place where grassland and shrubland is more common since they aren't (as?) affected by the monsoon and is kept dry by a cold current to the west.