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>Clothing
What does the average Joe wear daily? Any formal dress impacted by tradition/culture? Is fashion being split by class or regional differences? Climate or other fantastical wackery making certain attire a necessity? Paint us a clearer picture of who you'll see walking through the streets!
>Food
What crops do your people grow for consumption? What about the food you import, and from where? Do you have unique delicacies? What are the common snacks or meals for the working class, or the rich and powerful? Any food reserved for ritual purposes? How about etiquette when eating? Any special practices during mealtime?
>Entertainment
What kinds of entertainment is popular for your people? How important are they seen as part of life? Do different class people have sufficiently different tastes? How much do the chuuba gods play a role in these entertainments?
>Religion
What religious rituals does your nation have to worship its deities? What's the religious structure look like? What's the official stance on other faiths?
>Alcohol and Drink
what do your people drink and what's is it made from? what sort of culture is there around drinking in your split?
>Development
What are your nation's current goals now? What are you trying to aim for in your development? Would said development make your people happy?
>Funeral Rites
How do your people observe the death of one of their own? What kind of ceremonies are held? How are their belongings handled?
>Music
What kind of musical instruments/music does your nation make/use?
>Name
Does your thread's nation have any naming conventions? What are people named, and why? Do names have meaning? Do people have surnames, and how are those derived?

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>>24140130
Hello /nasfaqg/! Currency was brought up last thread, I'm curious what form yours takes. Is there a Central Bank of some sort? /morig/ has a currency market of private mints, cuz we're probably too schizo to trust the Fed kek.
I'm gonna enter the top 500 soon.

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>>24140451
Do you accept nuts?

>>24141340
That's called prostitution

>>24141340
Sorry treerrats, you'll probably need to exchange your nuts for coins, and then exchange the coins for whatever you want. Don't dump too many nuts in the /morig/ market though, you might run into financial issues due to supply and demand. Google "Nut inflation" for more information.

>>24140451
I dont know. I'll have to think about it, and ask around a bit.
>>24141340
Nuts (of both kinds) certainly can be exchanged for whatever we end up using as money, which you can then use to buy whatever you like.

>>24141417
Risuners are always horny. Prostitution would likely be rampant and unchecked. Some anon did mention the risk of STD's in an earlier thread which would be a big concern but fuck it. Squirrel sex!
>>24140550
WARanon. I have another question for you. You obviously like causing bloodshed with your big sword but what about the other part of war. Infiltration, spies, deception, intelligence gathering, and recon. What are your thoughts?

>>24141682
sometimes i like to imagine waranon as a prisoner of risuners and two sexy risuners in concubine clothes seductivily rubbing themselves at him asking all these questions to allure him but also to remind him of the fun of war that he is not having as a prisoner as some form of torture

/uuu/ lore got updated in the docs! wherever you are archiveanon, thank you for your service

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/nasa/ does have some silver and gold to use as currency. We also have a local currency called "fuel credits". However fuel credits are only accessible via tablet computer through online accounts. This is also one of the problems with a full station shut down at /nasa/. While the station is locked down fuel credits are inaccessible because no internet. Most fuel credits are used for digital economies.

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>>24149349
I suppose I can continue. The worth of gold and silver would be its literal weight. Since countries have different values for gold and silver with their own local currencies and barter markets. I also need to talk to /nasa/'s thread to see what we can do to create a physical currency for fuel credits, if we can make a physical currency in the first place.

>>24140451
No need to anchor this, I'm working on a combined lore document for nasfaqg and I'll include this answer word for word (minus this disclaimer) in that document.
Also congratz on your climbing, 1st page soon!
There would be three different kinds of currency used in and by the Serene Republic.

>1. Nasfaq Dollars
The first is a pure fiat currency, its value comes from the Dev Council backing it, and from every trader in the Republic considering it valuable. As fiat, this currency is subject to inflation and deflation. We shall call this currency the "Nasfaq Dollar", symbol $, code NAD, also known as "Dollar", "Nsfq$", "Nas$", or "NA$". The Nsfq$ takes the form of printed paper bills and paper shares from the NASFAQ Stock Exchange.

The paper bills and the shares are used interchangeably, but the paper shares fluctuate wildly in value, which may be confusing to outsiders, but natives of the Republic are expected to know the daily values of each share.
A Nsfq$ is divided into 100 cents, but these cents are not used for trade as the dollar has inflated to the point where there is no point in even thinking about the cents.

This fiat currency is mostly used for internal trading. It is also considered a universal currency within the Serene Republic, so visitors from outside are encouraged (but not forced) to exchange their local currencies to the nsfq$ for their and everyone else's convenience. Time is money and determining the relative values of hundreds of different coins in the Grand Market wastes everyone's time.
This currency is the equivalent to your account balance / liquid in-game.

>2. Precious metals
The second currency is cold hard precious metals, primarily gold and silver. These metals are often not even minted, and are instead traded by block, their values being their weight in gold/silver. This is the currency the Serene Republic would use for external trade, understanding that not all nations are willing to accept fiat currencies.

>3. Special Gold Coins
The third currency are special gold coins. These gold coins are minted from pure gold and a hint of appropriate chuubanite and prepared in such a way that they cannot be tampered easily, i.e, wrapped in a cloth with official seal, or minted with a special seal. The value of these coins is semi-fiat, as in, it is the sum of the precious metal used in the coin as well as a value that is tied to how a certain chuuba has been doing. I dont know how exactly to consolidate this in-universe, maybe the value of the coin is partially based on how energetic the chuubanite of a certain affinity is. E.g., if Kronii has a good day, the coins associated with her rise in value by an appropriate amount. Chuubanite standard?
This third currency is also used mostly as an internal currency, and is an option for outsiders to exchange their currencies into. However, due to the nature of how the value of these coins are evaluated, they are not exactly as stable as the fiat currency is.

Pic purely for example reasons, not necessarily lore-accurate.

>>24151137
I see, thanks for explaining it! What kind of real power does the Dev Council have in the Republic?

>>24151568
Currently thinking about it and writing it into the to-be lore document. They are a secretive organization of a few extremely powerful individuals who run and upkeep the NASFAQ Stock Exchange. They are the de-facto government of the Republic and on paper have absolute power (I think), but they are mostly concerned about upholding the basic laws and maintaining the sanctity of the market, leaving the rest of the governing to the citizens of the Republic.
They have the power to allow or disallow anyone from participating in the Stock Exchange, and they are the ones responsible for minting and printing new currencies.

I was thinking they could have their own armed forces so the dev council would hold a certain degree of monopoly over force in the republic, which is necessary in order for them to be able to enforce their laws.

>>24152410
that or they got "something" that keeps all the officials in line that run the country otherwise. somethign like blackmail ect so they are all basicly on the leash of the council

>>24153743
They would have something on the top traders who are ERP'ing in the thread all the time.

>>24144008
No problem, feel free to tell me if you see I missed anything (same for all other splits for that matter).

>>24154714
I'm still waiting for the other anon to finish editing the /nasa/ rentry before anchoring it. That said I got a new keyboard. So I should be able to write the next part tomorrow. Its miles better than the Big Lots trash heap membrane keyboard I've been using for the past three years.

So Wooly Mammoths aren't the only migratory species we have. We also have mossback tortoises. The tortoises will also travel south to /uuu/'s forest. Though I don't think they'll need to travel too far in the woods. The tortoises needs chuubanite to warm themselves. The forest's chuubanite are still deep underground. /nasa/'s chuubanite seems to be more closer to the surface. So smaller plants and taiga brush can access it better. On top of that tortoises are built to travel across open plains and hills. They won't do too well with navigating a thick forest like /uuu/.

TL;DR: The tortoises will venture to the border of /uuu/ but will stick mostly close to /nasa/ for easier chuubanite access.

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>look up the Nahuatl word for "reparations"
>it's a combination of the noun for "heart" and verb for "soften/smoothen/tenderise"
It really is the /meat/ language

How much would /meat/ benefit from germ theory if they knew?

>>24161913
do not give /meat/ germ theory, sanallite.

>>24162101
Obviously we will not teach /meat/ germ theory. That goes in violation of the Grand Directive. I'm wondering if given a hundred or two hundred years when /meat/ can get modern medical science how will it affect them?

>>24161913
PRETTY GERMS

Jokes aside, it would probably allow /meat/ to streamline some of its cleansing rituals to cut out medically and spiritually unnecessary steps. With some experiments, they would also be (even) more effective in maintaining a disinfected, even sterile environment when they operate.

>>24162938
i miss the mumei poster that did the I FUCKING LOVE X meme for war and once did one for boats.

/nasa/ Principal's Log:

Compared to the rest of the world I wonder if I should be lucky to be a Sanalite. Sure there's a lot of benefits from having space technology. However the revelation of being cut-off from space technology really showed how useless /nasa/ is without it. Essentially /nasa/ has no easy way of hand-building anything. And with Sanalites being deathly allergic to the dust in the world we have to wear our space suits everywhere no matter how hot or how cold it gets. There's also the problem of Sanalites being dependent on electricity for just about everything. We need batteries for almost all of our tools, including the spacesuits themselves. Also from years of living in low gravity our bones aren't exactly the strongest. Since the crash there have been more bone-related injuries from bruising, to fractures, to breaks. And any heavy labor requiring the back is at risk of spinal injury.

Its true /nasa/ has a lot of technology. However without that technology /nasa/'s chance of survival is single digit percentage. Therefore /nasa/ has a ton of respect for the natives that survive the harsh conditions without technology. Especially because their bodies have evolved to handle the harsh natural climate of the world and its chuubanite. Its a complete fucking miracle that /nasa/ can metabolize chuubanite fertilized plants. Its as if we're a long space-fairing species who went away from this planet and came back after millions of years. I'm just rambling in a principal's log. I don't know if this log will be archived along with the others given the manhunt for my head at the station. I just felt like writing anyway. I do miss writing principal logs.

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>>24164383
Weak bones, huh. Would any sanallites like to have a vacation on /morig/? Just being here is bone-strengthening.

>>24166205
The suit would protect them from the chuubanite, wouldn't it?

>>24166465
>>24166205
The suit would filter the chuubanite. And if we remove the suit we'll last maybe 5-10 minutes without our throats swelling and choking. This is a problem that can only be solved with future generations raised in gravity.

>>24166465
>>24166743
A bit of chuubanite is absorbed through breathing, but the majority comes from eating /morig/ food and drinking /morig/ water. And there are other ways to take in chuubanite even faster, that only the Goddess Faithful know. It's just an idea, would get you some strong skeletons in a few years instead of a generation. But you might lose a bit of hair...

>>24167614
you're forgetting the "allergy" part. /nasa/ spacemen would have have to depend on their own rations. Maybe clean and sterilize any food that comes from outside their rations, i don't know if that'd wipe the chuubanite thought

>>24167911
What are sanallites allergic to, actually?

>>24167948
Dunno, germs and bacteria which are in the air and water i suppose, but i'm not a sanallite so you'd have to ask one of them.

>>24168109
Gotcha. I'll see what the principal says then. If it's germs and bacteria, pasteurizing food and water would remove those without affecting things like chuubanite. Actually, since chuubanite binds to other molecules, it would be pretty difficult to filter it out. You'd need to make a filter made of a material the chuubanite has a stronger affinity to so that it moves from whatever it is currently bound to, to the filter.

>>24167911
>>24168109
>>24168264
If the food is clean through preparation we can eat it. Washed vegetables, polished rice, and freshly butchered meat is on the menu. As long as it doesn't have too much dirt on it its edible. The allergy is mostly in the lungs. If you don't trust us drinking your water then you can always distill alcoholic spirits.

>>24168603
Ah, so the issue is literally dirt particulates, I understand. Well, the offer for strong bone therapy stands, if any Sanallites are interested. No one deserves to suffer the horror of brittle bones.

>>24133073
>>24133863
i like how it can be explained in a logical way, but if this is anything like what i am imagining when i read it, it might be overpowered in this setting, just think of a few ways to keep it balanced besides merely saying it is hard to get a lot of it. perfect petrification from light doesn't seem feasible but should be possible through other means if it matters so much to you. btw, i wanted to say that i don't know if there is anything the magic system we currently have couldn't replicate given enough preparation and the right techniques, but i don't think there is. as long as people aren't picky about how they want their magic effects to be done, it should be theoretically possible to do anything they want, but i want someone to help me confirm that by testing the limits of it's logic.
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>>24134685
my personal preference is to keep the pig face. it adds a bit to the horror of turning into something not entirely human. plus, imagine being someone trapped in thorns, covered in mucus that causes you to exist in a constant state of drowning, only to hear your screams and gasps for air slowly start to sound more and more like squeals. you should do whatever you want, though.

>>24169211
We will consider it. Also I wonder if deadbeats have broths where they boil oyster/clam shells and pearls to make shell broth filled with calcium.

>>24169807
Kek, that's a fun thought. Calcium carbonate (which makes up seafood shells) doesn't dissolve in water no matter how long you boil it, so boiling clams and oysters gives you a delicious broth, but not a particularly calcium-filled one.
Hmm, however acid can do the trick. Maybe deadbeats make calcium-reinforced lemonade by throwing some seashells in the pitcher?

>>24161913
Well we do have basic middle era knowledge in combination with our thorough medical knowledge
Dirty = Bad basically
So altars recently used are scrubbed and cleansed with salt and alcohol, like treating a wound. To get rid of any spoiled flesh.
As for the general public, no need for excessive methods. Since there are no blood and flesh covered buildings or roads of rotting flesh with entrails hanging from the roofs. Those are just propaganda made up by xenophobic foreigners aka our agents and cultists in their society

>>24170490
I wonder if /meat/ knows about bleach yet.

>>24169747
The intention was because it had mori chuubanite essence it was intended to be weaponized. All the gems growing with risu chuubanite magic will have a completely different effect. This is the first time risuners had a gem from another land and to use another lands magic. Plus they did just say "fuck it" and see what happens. I do get the concern of it being powerful as that is what I intended. If multiple people think its too much then ill tone it down but by the time risuners will be able to use this commonly most of the world will have planes and machine guns to be fair.

>>24169747
From the sounds of it, it's probably somewhat comparable to nitroglycerin in terms of raw destructive power. Given you need diamonds to use it as opposed to synthesizing a chemical compound, I think it's probably manageable. On the strong end for our current tech level, but balanced by how difficult it'll be to get large amounts
Petrification is a fun one. Hmm, maybe it could be an extremely intense psychological effect, instead of literally turning into stone? Or maybe it makes the victim undergo massively accelerated deadbeatification effects, and the body goes into overdrive calcifying itself in a few seconds, with a deadly outcome.

>>24171268
When I think of petrification, I think of fossilizing.

>>24170726
Bleaching is a fairly old concept, as is the idea of detergents - soap was used by Sumers, and Pliny the Elder wrote about using different kinds of plants (and their ash) to clean clothes. Before chlorine-based bleaching agents were invented, people use different kinds of methods to bleach fabric, which was time-consuming but still effective. As such, /meat/ most likely knows about procedures like that, although I don't think we actually need bleach for cleaning.
As for /meat/ pathology, the predominant idea is probably a variant of the age-old miasma theory. Their experience of dealing with corpses and other infecting agents meant /meat/ likely will know the basic miasma theory is insufficient, so it is probably supplemented by the idea that some kind of pathogen can enter you even without you breathing in the miasma. A RL proponent of that idea is Charles de Lorme, who is probably most famous for inventing the suits in picrel, which is the reasoning behind the all-covering suits in addition to the herbal mask. Combining that with /meat/'s existing idea of cleaning things to prevent infection to open wounds (which they cause a LOT of), /meat/ might actually end up being quite advanced in epidemiology (at least compared with proponents of basic miasma theory and humoral theory, or just attributing it to divine punishment).

>>24171787
Fossilizing is, in a roundabout way, practically the same thing as calcification. Both are organic matter becoming minerals.

>>24170942
making it's effects unreliable would be a good way to make it more balanced in my opinion, but then we have to ask what is actually going on behind it all? also, i really like the idea that people are starting to mix the magic systems of multiple factions together. i suggested this a while ago, but there is no reason why mixing chuubanite couldn't produce an entirely separate effect from either individual chuubanite effects. the idea that chuubanite works less outside of the faction specific regions was always a bad idea in my opinion, which is why i wanted people to explain it based on climate and not some meaningless boarders, but even still, mixing them should be able to produce different results.
>>24171268
diamonds don't actually take too much effort to produce, though good quality ones might be different. as for petrification, i said perfect petrification, as in an entire tree turns into stone. saying the part of the tree that got hit turned into stone isn't a big deal since that's what happens regardless when you burn trees, assuming the carbon in charcoal can be considered a kind of stone. perfect petrification must create some kind of chain reaction in the body to turn everything into something that is still made up of the material present, but takes on a much harder form. alternatively, if we say it is only partial petrification, and only the outside is effected, then it needs some method to cover just the outside of it. fire turning a tree into a carbon statue is a good example of imperfect petrification, but it can't do that without time for the fire to spread. if you want a kind of petrification that is reversible, ie stasis, it has to all happen at exactly the same time, which is why we are having such a hard time getting it to work irl. regardless, turning a tree into stone instantly isn't going to happen with just a light beam.

>>24171844
/meat/ and /who/ have a surprising amount in common. didn't some of you guys say you visited the /sbg/ threads in /jp/?

>>24171950
>diamonds don't actually take too much effort to produce
The more effortful part is not the diamond here, though diamond synthesis is definitely not in the cards with the current tech, this is post WW2 stuff. The main limiter is that the diamond has to store energy to be able to release it later. For /morig/ diamonds, this is done slowly and passively over the thousands of years they have spent underground on /morig/. For /risu/ gemcorn-grown diamonds, this would still take many years, until the photosynthesis energy of the tree is slowly stored into the Jamaican.

>>24172120
huh... It autocorrected gemcorn to Jamaican kek. That's impressive.

>>24172120
so is that thousands of years in addition to the thousands of years it takes for diamonds to form naturally? when we have the tech to make our own diamonds, we would probably have the ability to store chuubanite in them, all we would need is the right chuubanite in this case, so mass producing them would likely take less effort than you think.

>>24155541
Hey, it's the other Sanallite here, sorry I haven't made an update on the story yet, Real life has been killing me this week. Learned I can't go to sleep right after I come home from night shift, or I won't wake up till like 9pm, when I have to leave again T.T
Gonna try to push it out today, But I don't wanna make any promises, cuz I have failed to deliver a few times already...

>>24157222
While the Mossbacks are somewhat migratory, their entire territory is within /nasa/ borders. Anything further down south would just cause them to overheat, what with outside heat and chuubanite reactions. So the furthest they would go is the edge of the pine forests on our southern border with /uuu/, but still a ways of before entering their borders. Not like they would get very far even if they could, the vegetation there just isn't something they are accustomed to eating.

Would anyone be interested in a story about Sanalites finding and adopting an orphaned mammoth calf?

>>24172437
No, you're missing a step. Yes, it takes some time for the chuubanite to accumulate into the diamond, but chuubanite is not energy, chuubanite stores energy. Once enough /morig/ chuubanite has accumulated into the diamond, it begins to draw heat from its environment, and this is how it actually stores energy.
Pushing chuubanite into the diamond could be done artificially, but the heat absorption process doesn't have a way to be accelerated, as far as we know. You could synthesize a diamond and infuse it with chuubanite artificially, but then you'd have to wait for years for it to absorb enough heat to be used as a prismatic bomb like the risu witch did.

>>24172535
Would the mossbacks love /nasa/ crops like wheat, carrots, and snowpeas? I think if /nasa/ is careful with their approach we can sway mossbacks with some of the harvest so they won't go after our crops. Also mossbacks would be smarter than average tortoises. With enough time they can identify Sanalites as non-threats. Though their encounter with schizos may make building trust complicated. They could get along with mammoths as they would gave grass and berries on their backs.

>>24172801
Carrots would suit them pretty well, actually, being a root vegetable and all (they do consume quite a lot of root "heavy" I guess? plants they can reach with shallow digging). Not sure about wheat and other stuff though.

As for domesticating them (just come out and say it, we both know you want that) the short answer is no. The long answer is kinda, but not really. Unless we put some really sturdy fences around the fields and greenhouses (plastic tarps covering those are nothing if they decide they want in), they would be a 400kg pest that would just eat through most leafy and root vegetables. While they would learn that we are not a threat after a while, their lifestyle would prevent them from staying around for long, so we would always get different groups passing by.

So as much as it pains me to break your heart, no tortoise pets for us, sadly. Unless you wanna steal some and raise them in captivity, never to experience the loving touch of their own kind...you monster

And as for the mammoths, while I have yet to write their entry, the relationship they would have with Mossbacks would be indifferent at best, and downright hostile at worst. Essentially it would boil down to how many mammoths they would meet. If it was a group, they would generally just ignore each other, but if it was a lone male, things would escalate really quickly, as lone male mammoths are generally juvenile piles of hormones and aggressiveness, and as omnivores, tortoises are barely anything more than a meal for them. A meal that can claw, bite and burn you, perhaps even tear off your snout, but a meal nonetheless.

>>24172671
1) you are working off of a slightly different magic system from me. btw, not sure if you are the guy, but i'm pretty sure i asked a guy who had an almost identical system how chuubas relate to his magic system at all. i haven't heard a single other person advocate for, or even mention that interpretation besides him, and possibly you. even though i think my interpretation is better, and even though i thought everyone was more or less in agreement with my interpretation until a little while ago, since it has been around for a while, we should let people vote which is better. 2) be it your interpretation or mine, neither gets around the problem. chuubanite isn't energy, in my interpretation it is a portal to a universe of conceptual energy, and thus has no magical energy in it besides the ability to bridge the gap between universes, while in yours it just stores energy that already exists in the universe, and then produces effects that defy the laws of physics in the universe it exists in somehow. either way, all you need to do for yours is figure out how it stores energy and replicate it. now, if it were a convoluted process that had to take a lot of time for an actual logical reason, that would be one thing, but you said it literally just stores heat from its surroundings. even if we say it can only store energy in the form of heat, it would be trivial to do. even easier than making the diamond. if it's a diamond, it can withstand a fair amount of heat, and it is very hard, so you can't say it'll destroy the gem if you put it under too much heat, and even if you say the magic takes an arbitrarily large amount of energy to produce an effect, if it takes thousands of years under normal conditions and can be used to make a laser beam that can turn a tree into stone, then you can probably use the energy and a little bit of technology to increase efficiency to drop that down quite a bit, your only hope is to make a way for the technology to be too complex, but if we could recreate the surface of the sun in our universe without any magic tri-beams in the hands of people that only recently made it past the stone age, how much easier would it be for them? 3) rereading your suggestion, you are saying a material that exists in enough abundance to create a thick mist that cools off an entire island the size of Madagascar has to be absorbed into the diamond after it forms, as if it didn't exist at all before the diamond formed or wasn't present while the diamond was being formed. is there a process that forces /morig/'s chuubanite to only exist in the air or the surface for plants and animals to consume? furthermore, what process would a diamond free of any chuubanite be able to absorb it if a diamond is just a repeating pattern of densely packed carbon? i'll keep what i said just in case it adds anything to the conversation.

>>24172106
/meat/heads are everywhere...

>>24174649
God damn anon kek, I'm sorry but I can't respond to this. I literally don't have the brain power to address every point you've brought up. Anyway, from the original chuubanite proposal:
>3.a. This deterioration can take on may forms. My personal proposal is that chuubanite passively radiates energy into its surroundings in the form of heat, light, and some sort of magical energy. The rate at which this radiation occurs is proportional to the surface area of the chuubanite object. As chuubanite radiates, it slowly loses mass (this loss of mass could be noticeable, or it could follow E = mc^2 in which case it would not be noticeable to anyone without access to very sensitive measuring instruments) until at some point the chuubanite has lost its available energy and it becomes what is essentially an inert rock.
This says that chuubanite contains energy, not that it's a conduit transferring energy between universes or something.

>>24175203
that's not the kind of energy that would produce the effects they were talking about. that's basically just the stuff decaying naturally. why would that cause a tri beam effect? as for the stuff with universes, idk how much of the rentry you've read, or if you've read any of the threads since then, but that rentry was only meant to explain the physical side of it. he even said specifically that he didn't want to get into how the magic works, which was what my interpretation was meant to address. pretty sure he said he liked it when i told him about it a while after the rentry was made.

>>24175607
Eh, the decay is basically just emitting energy, the tri-beam is just other ways to emit energy. Anyway, the energy conduit thing is not really incompatible with the energy storage thing. If anything the former requires the latter, since the energy has to exist in the chuubanite in some way before being transferred to the rest of the world.

>>24175926
it's a completely different energy. and i'm pretty sure particle decay isn't the same as emitting energy, but i'll get into that later. i don't want to keep changing the word i use for my interpretation, so i wont call it an energy conduit interpretation, and it is incompatible with your interpretation of the energy. there is a universe of concepts, and the energy from that universe seeps out of the chuubanite in the form of magical energy. nothing physical from our universe effects it, but concepts from our universe can, including concepts of physical things. you can't store power in it, and even if you could, it would dissipate into nothingness, so there would be no point in storing any energy in it. actually, your interpretation of storing energy is incompatible with the rentry, too. particle decay releases energy when the element in question radiates part of itself away, becoming a different, less unstable element. it doesn't absorb energy in it's environment, that energy exists as a result of the weak nuclear force. in my interpretation, the energy that is naturally released in the decay of chuubanite has only one non-physical effect, that being the ability to bridge the gap between our universe and another. besides that, it's basically just a normal radioactive substance. all the stuff we call magic is a result of conceptual energy that fundamentally does not exist in this universe naturally, and is a completely different thing from our universe's energy, but because of vitubium, which does exist in our universe naturally, our universe had adapted to the energies of both. either way, chuubanite does not store energy, nor does it merely emit energy, though it does that in a roundabout way. the energy that the chuubanite releases is part of energy that is inherent to the atomic bonds that made it, along with every other substance, what it is, the fact that chuubanite is unstable is the only reason that energy can be released in the first place.

>>24176804
>only one non-physical effect
by that i mean magical, sorry if i confused anyone, though i'm sure most understood what i meant if they read it at all.

>>24175607
Like some anon said before that I won't try to link because phoneposting. Risuanon said that color means everything. Diamonds can produce the whole spectrum therefore have all the elements in them. He also stated that morig and risu chuubanite magic energy whatever is different so the effect will be different. But I'm pretty sure the prismatic bomb effect is just because of the whole color thing.

>>24176804
Sorry anon, my eyes just kind of glaze over when you write for a while like that. There's two types of energy, but they're both energy? Something about nuclear forces? I don't get it.

>>24176997
ya, you guys having such a versatile magic system is ok with me because you are pretty primitive besides that, and since you need to use gems to use it, it gives us more opportunity to explain how it works from a physical perspective. i'm just arguing with some other guy who has a different idea about something else. desu, i'm not sure if he is a risuner, but it doesn't matter i guess.
>>24177111
use the highlighting feature and ask specific questions. if you have dyslexia, the highlighting thing should be something you do more often, though i don't know how people with dislexia deal with their problems. or is it that the concepts are too advanced? i don't think you read the rentry properly, but if you are quoting it then that implies you did at least read some of it and get an interpretation from whatever you read. i can't imagine anything i said here to be more complex than nuclear physics, and i didn't find the rentry to be that difficult to read, though i might have misunderstood some aspects, i certainly wouldn't know if i did.
>There's two types of energy, but they're both energy?
yes, one comes from another universe and is fundamentally unnatural to this universe save for it's passage through vitubium.
>Something about nuclear forces?
you misunderstood what radiation is and how it works, i tried to clarify some of it. basically, your idea is incompatible with both my interpretation and the rentry. if there's anything else you want, please ask.

>>24176997
>color means everything
Makes me wonder if that means different gemstones of the same colour would have the same effect

>>24177408
Nah, the concepts are dead simple, your writing is just hard to read for some reason. I think you use way too many words to say simple things. Anyway, long story short I've seen anons discuss chuubanite storing energy a couple times in this thread and it never seemed like a very controversial thing, here are some archives I dug up.
>>19961828 >>19968394
Afaik, there hasn't been a thread decision saying chuubanite can't store energy, and all the stories I've read where chuubanite appears are compatible with either chuubanite storing energy or receiving it from magic, cuz at the end of the day we just see chuubanite emitting energy on our end.

>>24177408
My bad if this was already brought up in a previous discussion, but my interpretation of how things worked was
>group of people begin to worship a particular chuuba, fetish, etc.
>this faith flows into the conceptual realm via chuubanite
>the faith is then replaced by conceptual energy and returns to Vitubia through the chuubanite
>magic related to the worshipped concept manifests
This seems to agree with the properties of chuubanite that were voted on by the reps in the bylaws, specifically with the shift in magical effects as borders change and believers of new concepts move in to the area. Is this compatible with your interpretation?

>>24178341
so, one asks if chuubanite should be a battery or a fuel source, and the other suggested that it stores energy, but is incapable of burning it, as a compromise when /nasa suggested a wind-up time dilation mechanism for /inf/ that i am pretty sure got revoked. neither of these suggestions imply chuubanite should absorb energy from it's enviornment and store it until it's released when chuubanite decays. there are a bunch of things i thought we agreed on as a thread but didn't put down on the decision archives, so idk if we made a decision on the matter, but we didn't care enough about it to work on it any more than we have.
>>24178823
when i think about how concepts pass through chuuba and come out as magic, i imagine each different concept having it's own unique signature of energy that is more or less compatible with other conceptual forms of energy, and has different affinities to different materials that the chuubanite can bind to. when the chuubanite binds to a kind of material that has high affinity to one concept, it effectively resists the others, but since the energy can have more or less afinity to other forms of energy, enough of one type of energy or the other can resist all the rest through competition. a two-way dominance of one kind of effect, especially with the inclusion of the right material, can create a more stable connection to the concept with the effects you are trying to replicate. basically, what you said is correct, but there is a process to the "replacing faith with energy" that is worth mentioning in my opinion. ya, it's compatible with my interpretation, what with it being my interpretation in the first place.

>>24179364
>ya, it's compatible with my interpretation, what with it being my interpretation in the first place.
That’s good to hear. Like >>24178341 said, it can be difficult to parse your posts at times. So in the case of the /risu/ diamond experiment, there are a couple factors to consider.
>the vitubium was bonded to a /morig/ diamond and had become Mori-affiliated chuubanite
>the chuubanite was triggered using a wand — a Risu-affiliated activator substance which is presumably attuned towards maximizing the effects of /risu/ chuubanite
>the activation was done in /risu/ by a risuner, making belief in Risu the dominant faith at play
Presumably then, changing these factors, such as using diamonds grown from a /risu/ gemtree, should affect what kind of magical effect is produced.

>>24180369
yes. it's the /morig/ chubanite that apparently absorbs heat from the environment and stores it, hence why their island is so cold despite it's climate being closer to madagascar's, but that isn't something chuubanite does in general beyond how it happens normally. the /risu/ experiment found a way to release that energy, but i would imagine that only /risu/ chuubanite would have the ability to make use of chuubanite gemstones, so it's effectively the combination of /risu/ and /morig/ chuubanite that caused the effect, assuming i am understanding it correctly.

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>Add /ehe~/ on the map
I want to again table the idea that we should put /ehe~/ here, since it has been a week since the last time, and there aren't any other proposals that I can see. Tell me if I miss anything.

Here is a possible interpretation of how the magical energy and chuubanite could work.

1. Magical energy exists as a field, the magic energy field. This field is like the gravitational field or the electromagnetic field, it spans the entirety of the universe, and exists everywhere in it. This field has a subatomic particle that is associated with it, the magic energy particle.
2. Magic energy particles are analogous to photons, meaning that they too are quantisised (their energies and/or identities exist as discrete values), and they too have wave-particle duality. The magic energy particle can be in superposition with itself. For clarity, i shall call these magic energy particles "magic quanta".
---> These magic quanta are observed in the magic energy field as standing waves that in some situations act like particles. The energy of a quanta is dependent on the amplitude of this wave.
---> When magic does work, aka, when magic moves energy around, it is the magical energy field doing the work. Magic quanta are being transported into lower energy states (lower wave amplitudes), or being annihilated entirely, with their mass being transformed into the energy that does the work.

3. Each magic quanta has an identity. This identity could be expressed as a simple sine wave with a certain wavelength. As the quanta can be in superposition, more complex identities can be formed from multiple simple magic quanta combining into a super-magic-quanta.
3.a. This combined quanta does not have the combined energy of the simple magic quanta, but it has a new identity which is a sum of the identities of the simple magic quanta.
---> There exists a fundamental set of affinities/identities a magic quanta can take. These fundamental identities can be combined to make more complex identities. Depending on the complexity of the identity, it may or may not be stable, meaning that magic quanta with more complex identities may spontaneously decay back into simpler forms.
---> Magic quanta can also be annihilated (as mentioned above). This annihilation process converts the magical energy field energy into forms of energy that are more familiar to us, such as heat, light, and movement.

4. Magic quanta do not interact with normal matter in the same way as the more familiar subatomic particles do. They may or may not be affected by gravity or electromagnetic forces.
5. Vitubium as a material is special in the way that it does not act the same way normal matter does. Whereas normal matter does not interact with the magic quanta themselves, vitubium does. Vitubium can also interact with normal matter the same way normal matter can interact with itself. Vitubium that has chemically bonded with normal matter is called chuubanite.
6. Vitubium "atoms" can store and stabilize magic quanta inside them. Normal matter cannot. Magic quanta outside vitubium quickly annihilates.
7. Since the magic quanta have wave properties, they could experience tunneling. In this case, magic quanta that were previously "bonded" to vitubium can spontaneously appear outside it. As the magic quanta are not stable outside vitubium, they almost immediately annihilate, releasing their energies. In real world, this can happen to electrons, and this property of electrons is utilized in Scanning Tunneling Mircoscopes.
---> The "decay" of chuubanite is not akin to radioactive decay, instead it is a sort of tunneling current. The vitubium atoms itself does not decay, it only loses the magic quanta that were bonded with it. Since the tunneling probability would be dependent on the surface area of the object, this form of "decay" would fit the rentry far better than radioactive decay would.

Sort of relating to >>24176804, each "concept" or "idea" would have its own unique waveform for the magic quanta. One could transmute one form of waveform into another by introducing or removing the right types of magic quanta with the right wavelengths to or from the combined quanta.
Chuubas and concepts could very well affect the magic energy field and then by extension, magic quanta and vitubium and chuubanite.


Under this interpretation, the morig diamond was not a pure diamond, it was a diamond that had impurities of vitubium, making it a type of chuubanite. In these impurities was bonded mori identity magic quanta. Like was suggested in >>24133863, the diamond combined with the risuner witch's intent would have taken the mori identity magic quanta and deconstructed it into more simple identities. The diamond in this case affected the magic quanta waveforms like a prism affects photons, it deconstructed the combined identity into multiple simpler identities, and released the magic quanta from the vitubium, causing the described effect. What the mori identity decayed into may be probabilistic, meaning that one would not get the exact same results every time, but one would have a chance of getting the exact same result any time.

>>24187255 (me)
Note, electrons dont spontaneously annihilate, but they can tunnel

>>24187255 (me)
Since i forgot that waves in superposition actually do increase or decrease their amplitudes, perhaps magic quanta energy could be dependent on the amplitude or wavelength of another wave, in which case magic quanta could be described as a combination of 2 different waves.
That, or the energy could be dependent on some mass-equivalent quality (but not necessarily mass, just something similar. Like charge.)

>>24185981
I second this. The exact placement can be determined by whoever but /ehe/ has shown interest here so it would only make sense.

>>24187255
i like how you structured this. i don't know as much about quantum physics as i do about nuclear physics, so forgive me if it's a bit above my ability to understand, but you basically turned my "universe of concepts" into an invisible "magic energy field" with quanta instead of the conceptual energy, yet they still have concepts attached to them, so you basically turned my idea into quantum mechanics. you even have room that would allow the cylinder analogy to still be relevant in the stuff about how complexity affects decay rate, though i think yours is reversed from mine. that's awesome. i don't know how i feel about the implications that intent alone can change physical stuff, though. if you are using the same tool, i would imagine it would be better for that tool to not dramatically change its effect based on what happens in your mind alone. also, can quantum tunnelling be controlled to a high degree of precision with our current level of technology? depending on what effect the magic quanta have outside the chuubanite, it might be possible to have nonlocality as a fundamental aspect of magic in this setting, which would make it difficult for me to understand. correct me if i am misunderstanding something.

hurr durr pic related

>>24189218
Yeah, the the universe of concepts into quantum shenanigans is pretty much what i did there.

The intent was more of a side thought I just added there when I was writing it for, some reason, I personally dont see problem with intent affecting the magic energy field but im also not really adamant about the idea either.

I do agree on the "same tools should have similar results" logic though. I feel like intent in the form of, say, a chant or a prayer would be reliable enough to be an acceptable way for "intent" to affect vitubium, since anyone can recite the chant or prayer. I really like the idea of using the magic being a sort of religious thing, while not necessarily dependent on faith since I like the idea of all magic being at least on paper available to anyone. So, a prayer / chant uttered by someone who isnt a believer in a particular deity would still activate magic of that deity, as long as there is the intent of activating the magic.

Quantum tunneling is a very probabilistic thing but you can affect it (in real world, for example) by increasing the voltage difference between the tip and the sample. Higher voltage means more tunneling current. In the vt world, I'd imagine that one could increase it by increasing the amount of magic quanta within a given space. Higher number of, or higher energy quanta could reasonably have a higher % chance to tunnel out of the vitubium atom.

On the reverse, if one could somehow raise the magic potential barrier between the inside and the outside of a vitubium atom, one could also lessen the rate of "decay".

I'd imagine the sort of technology needed for manipulating the tunneling probabilities would be way outside the capabilities of anyone in-universe, save for maybe /nasa/. Scanning Tunneling Microscopy as an example was developed in 1981.

ah a day of discussing magic i see. and /ehe/ discussion in very small numbers.
i totally didnt spend the whole morning watching conma

Conlang anon!
Look what I found!
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>>24190670
>chant
lol, completely forgot about that. ok, that could make sense. how about the full metal alchemist-style "create your own runes/glyphs with your hands" idea, so instead of chanting, we get hand signals. the idea being that there is a little bit of chuubanite everywhere, including your fingers, and if it's further supported by other chuubanite formations, the hand signals, while incapable of producing anything on their own, can change some aspects of how the chuubanite reacts.
>tunnelling
i figured it would be probablistic, but can it be directed? you basically say the range of possible places it can tunnel to increases, but is there a way to be certain where it shows up relative to the source?
>reverse
i made an analogy for how i thought chuubanite should work. it would tell you how powerful a magical effect would be, how long it would take for the chuubanite to decay in use, and how much energy would be produced in that time. in my analogy, the cylinder's base would shrink the less specific your concept was, and the length of the cylinder would represent how common it was in the universe. the larger the base, the more energy could be burned in a single unit of time, resulting in a faster, brighter spark. you say that the more complex a concept is, the less stable it would be, resulting in a faster rate of decay, but depending of how you define complexity, it could either be that the idea that all other ideas originate from is the more complex one because it has more concepts it can break into, or it could be the opposite. now that i think of it, it might be closer to my expectation than i gave it credit.
>technology
so it's inevitable that nonlocal chuubanite effects will become dominant, but that time is not there yet. as long as it requires some degree of effort, it's better than not, but i would hope there would be enough of a drawback that people who want to balance their effects by making it only work on contact wont be so disadvantaged that they can't do whatever it is they want to do with it. ok, i think i like your idea. i suggest you link it to the archive so we can hopefully discuss it further.

>>24191306
Welcome...
Progress on my side has been slow: https://rentry.org/k2qfq#the-first-nights
I'll try to finish the remaining and gives the city a bit of an overview during the weekend before the next log.

>>24191992
>Chant and hand signals
I dont think those alone should be able to activate the magic. I think they should be used in combination with the activator substances and glyphs that were already in use.
>Directing tunneling
As it is by its very nature probabilistic, I dont think there would be a way to be certain where a tunneled quanta would end up at. You can be "fairly sure" in that its probably close to the surface of the vitubium object, probably away from areas of high magic potential, but this is only a good guess, not a certainty. In theory, the quanta could appear 100 kilometers north inside some poor kronie's milk goblet, but the chances of this happening would be incredibly small, so small that such an event happening shouldn't really even be thought about, but not 0. Never 0.
>cylinder
I dont recall reading the cylinder analogy before, forgive me for that.
You are right on how the complexity could be viewed. I didnt even think about that. My idea was simply that the simplest concepts have simpler waveforms (as in, closer to a sine wave), while more complex ones have waveforms that are different from sinewaves. As it is possible to construct any waveform from a combination of sine waves, so in this case I considered the simple waves being the originator concepts.

However, the idea that the originator concept would be the most complex one, in this case some sort of an incredibly unstable combination of near infinite other waveforms (all of them in fact), is a pretty interesting one too.

So basically there would be two ideas, "originator ideas as building blocks" (simple fundamental waveforms are combined to form more complex ideas), or "originator idea as a deconstructed source" (all concepts are deconstructed from the all-encompassing originator idea). I like both ideas personally, they've both got some good potential.

>technology
I'd imagine that for the first few centuries nonlocal chuubanite effects would be on a very small scale, as manipulating the individial magic quanta would require tools of extreme precision, which would have to be constructed with tools that do not have extreme precision, making the building of gadgets that can manipulate magic quante incredibly difficult and ludicrously expensive, for a relatively little gain. At first at least.

As >>24191992 suggested, anchoring for archival of discussion >>24136408
archive this >>24187255

>>24193257
Making magic a quantum field is definitely the best solution I've seen so far. It's the only way to allow the complex behavior needed by the magic threads want to do while also satisfying paragraphsanon's autism.

>>24193257
>I dont think those alone should be able to activate the magic
>the hand signals, while incapable of producing anything on their own, can change some aspects of how the chuubanite reacts.
>tunneling
so you can't even be certain of the direction. so basically, it's so probabilistic that it might as well not even be a factor people think about, and it possibly can't be used in a practical way even by /nasa/, it's just a quality of quantum particles. as i said, i don't know as much about quantum mechanics as i do about other stuff, but it's interesting to think about.
>simplest concepts have simpler waveforms
i gave the fibbonacci sequence as an example of a highly specific concept that is very common in nature, and "horniness" for /horni/ as a vaguer/broader concept that is also quite common. would you agree with that or would you see it as the reverse? if it's the same, then it might be a case of the stand alone complex, or just serendipity. also, i suggest you look through the archives for it, i went into a lot of depth in it, even going so far as to make a few equations for it, though i didn't want to define an individual unit of anything.

Woah, I've never seen /morig/ chuubanite get discussed this much without me being there, it's kind of nice.
Well, I don't have any particular authority in the matter, as /morig/ doesn't have a rep. But I did write the entries on the diamonds, and was involved with coming up with the chuubanite-powered explanation to the coldness of the Underworld (which only spans a region around Mt Mori, not the whole island, see the /morig/ climate lore).
So, it wasn't the specific intention for the chuubanite to store energy, I was intentionally ambiguous about what happens to this energy because I knew that all this stuff was undecided. As far as I'm concerned the energy can go power the volcano, get stored in a chuubanite battery, be annihilated, be converted into magic quanta, be sent to the Heavens, or stuffed directly up Mori's ass that'd be kinda hot.

>>24194400
>handsigns
ah my bad, thats what i get for multitasking
>tunneling
In theory i could see a limited manipulation of the places where the tunneled magic quanta end up in, but I dont see how this would be useful outside maybe allowing for the construction of a magic quantum computer in the far far far future, but I dont think we ever should take the world that far.
>horni
Horniness would definitely be a broad concept that is common in nature. Fibonacci sequence on the other hand would be a part of a larger set of ideas regarding mathematics and geometry, or perhaps a concept that is emergent from these more broader concepts. I am not sure i follow where you are going with this.
I'll got check the archives at some point. what should I search for? Cylinder?

We are trying to justify a scientific reasoning for a fictional magic system in order to explain horniness for youtuber anime girls. Just a reminder. When in doubt just be like me and
>>24189619

>>24192930
Read it. Im actually jealous how well you meatheads are able to write. But at the same time you guys sure know how to tell a story. Cant wait to see the finished version

>>24196136
hey, being a little bit of an autist is fun sometimes

>>24195987
ya, cylinder is a good word i figure.

>>24185981
I think it's a good solution, and I haven't seen any opposition to it.
I can setup the voting rounds, and stuff, I'm not Sakuran though, haven't done it before. Should I go for it?
>Should /ehe~/ nation be located next to Bakatare and Anya-Petra, as shown in the picture?
Does that sound good?
This isn't the voting post, don't reply to this with your thread's votes, representatives.

>>24192930
Oh! oh!
I can see the chronological order already!
>Risuners agree to establish formal trade
>A few months later
>>23931679
>>24069784

>>24196702
Since /ehe~/ is receptive to the idea, and there aren't other counter-proposals around, I don't think a vote is really necessary, although I can make a voting post quickly if others prefer it to be done.

>>24196755
Don't worry, we'll teach them how to cook them real good...

>>24173486
We're not domesticating anything. It pisses me off when people think taming is domestication when it is not. Domestication happens after thousands of years of selective breeding for favorable traits in animals. Taming is just befriending the animal to tolerate your presence or liking you. Mossbacks cannot be domesticated. What you really meant to say is mossbacks cannot be tamed. And if they're going to dig in our crops regardless then we're going to have to set up defenses because they are pests. About 40% of our crops have been destroyed because of these fuckers. If we can't use them then we'll have to fight them.

>>24196850
Most other decisions regarding moving borders or changing territory ownership seem to have gone through a vote, but removing a bit of bureaucracy in this regard might be nice. Then again, there is a certain safety in having the precedent that territory will not be removed from a nation without that passing to a vote. Eh, up to you.

>>24197012
Fair enough:

>>24136446
Vote post, 2022-05-13
The vote will last for 48 hours, starting from the time where this post is made. The result will be compiled and posted within 24 hours after the end.

1. Should /ehe~/ be placed in the area shown in picrel of >>24185981?
>Yes/No

>>24196755
What if we make a giant hot top to bait the cappies in taking a bath?

>>24197546
>giant hot top
I would take the bait...

>>24197762
>>24197546
>hot top
What the fuck? I meant hot tub.

>>24141682
All are good
Most importantly intelligence is necessary to win wars

>>24198018
I would argue experience is the most important. You need to train your troops to be prepared for everything. And your seasoned generals will learn from experience when making decisions on how to approach and react to battles and attacks. Same with your commanders and lieutenants leading your soldiers.

>>24198018
>>24198139
No, the power of friendship is most important. Sufficiently friendly individuals together can never be defeated.

>>24200236
Only if you have gods for friends.

If your country has fiat currency then how do you regulate it? I know /nasfaq/ has their own dollars and /nasa/ has fuel credits. /risu/ technically has nuts but nuts aren't a fiat currency as much as they're a resource (food).

>>24200846
being a Champyon is cheating then

>24174649
oh look, cant-format anon is back. and I actually believed him when he said hed try to be better last time
doesnt even deserve a (You)

Is there a /vt/ Bannerlord mod yet?

>>24205471
Autism is a hell of a drug

>>24205471

>>24205471
Pls don't bully nocaps anon, he's trying his best.

Every time I get the motivation to write, it immediately leaves the moment I open a notepad. This is agony.

>>24206839
try a nicer notepad

>>24206839
You should do like me, spend ten times more time making a picture for what you're writing instead of actually writing.

Gentlemen. Today i have fuckloads of shit to do. But hopefully I want to do a continuation of risuners in rose. Sumargo and his crew would have noticed the influx of dragon and penguin people taking refuge as well as the schizo attacks. I was planning on saying the stay is temporary but you never know when it comes to antis. Here is list of shit I want to do in most likely order
Risu-rose

Risu-morig revisit/trade negotiations

Risu-meat once they finish their end

Timeline of /risu/ events since I personally joined this thread the kronii canal arc

Risu giant fleet doing a triple visit of who/nasa/uuu (which im porposefully holding off because it takes time to build a FUCKLOAD OF BOATS

I hope you all enjoy my ideas. Not best writer but I like to think of myself as a good creative thinker.
>>24206839
Either you just dont want to write anymore and are forcing yourself, in which case dont and have some fun. Or if this thing of rapidly losing interest is present in other things then i believe thats a sign of depression.
>>24198139
I didnt list experience as an option but your correct
>>24200236
This isnt /mlp/ kek
>>24196755
>paying big money
Paying us in big nuts UUUUUOOOOOHHHHHHH

Also voting yes to making /ehe/ a thing here. Ill let mapanon decide where but /wah/ has that island that should go to someone else IMO.

Lastly to paragraph anon. Please use the enter key after like 2-3 sentences. Thats it. Just hit enter. Its that simple. Even if you dont use caps or periods or whatever please just hit that sweet enter key. You make some decent points but like many trying to read them is cancer

>>24208067
>Gentlemen
>No risu pic
Who is this and what did you do to the real risuner?

>>24208067
Maybe the /wah/ island could go to /mhm/? They haven't visited the thread yet, but we probably want to place them too.

>>24136446
>>24197318
Voting for /nasa/. Since I can't abstain I guess I'll vote yes.

>>24197318
/vrt/ vote

unless someone from bakatare magicly appears and has a good argument against i vote yes

>>24208200
pic saved. and im a derp so i just forgot. thats how you know im the OGsuner.
>>24208343
As a fan of /mhm/ and kaela being my second fav vtuber behind risu fucking yes. Hell I even have ideas for them. Those fuckers are honestly the most chill people ever. Ive never felt so relaxed in a 4chan thread and thats saying something. OF course those guys would also be amazing at making metal weapons and such since.....blacksmith and could say they have some really good quality metal. Or even if they dont they just are so good they make good shit.

>shot down on taming mammoths
>shot down on taming mossback tortoises

I guess /nasa/'s priority is to build motor vehicles for transportation since we can't get horses or oxen that can survive the tundra. Oh wait...

>shot down on building roads

Fuck!

>>24209061
/nasa/ doesnt have roads?

>24205471
my thought was that i would give you some undeserved respect and change the way i formatted my responses so you would actually respond to the content of my work instead of making a half assed comment about how i supposedly can't format my replied as you have here but since as far as i can tell you pussied out of responding at all to the last one even though i went through all that trouble i figure youll get what you deserve now learn to read

>>24209770
>Learn to read
Learn to format. Just because we know how to read doesn't mean you have to purposefully make it difficult. You have an enter key just use it in between every few sentences. >>24209061
>Shut down on making roads
Um...what? Risuners got one through their whole country surely the spacemen can have roads of equal if not better quality.

>>24209109
Of course we don't have roads. We just landed during Sana's debut. We didn't have time to make proper roads. Also the roads we want to build are made from asphalt and tar.

>>24209061
Why no mammoth taming? Elephants can be tamed, is it so different? For your small colony, even a couple mammoths would be a huge power multiplier in terms of work that could be done.

>>24210645
I dont see any reason why /nasa/ shouldnt be allowed to have a few asphalt roads. It isnt exactly a very advanced technology

>>24210698
Nah, anon's point is that they don't have roads yet. Maybe after the civil war arc they could have a small 2 year timeskip to get some basics figured out...

as a sapling, Im kind of glad that sanalites arent fully industrialized yet, /who/ worries me enough as is

>>24210757
I think /nasa/ might be cursed to have everything play out in real time.

>>24210998
hmm, this is something the /nasa/ rep might want to discuss. The rest of /vtwbg/ will probably want to "advance time" eventually. Even if /nasa/ roleplays and writes its materials in real time, skipping some years once in a while would still be compatible with that. /nasa/ has lots of plans for its future, it would be sad if none of those could ever happen because they were stuck in their own slower time bubble.

>>24210990
There is one benefit from /nasa/ industrializing. And that's the benefit of /nasa/ minimizing pollution. /nasa/ recycles everything we can to optimize resources. We have the benefit of abundant power thanks to the cold fusion reactor that powers our space station. That said /nasa/ will still have to rely on fossil fuel solutions while we're here because lithium mining strips the land completely barren.

That said: If things go to plan then chuubanite and vitubium may be able to completely replace lithium batteries in the future. Especially if /nasa/ figures out how to replicate the gravity chuubanite in the meteorites we dig up.

>>24211096
First the civil unrest arc has to end. I'm praying the arc should end in compromise. However if it ends in war, then we may see the end of /nasa/'s technology altogether.

>>24211278
Don't worry, in such a case we'll salvage it all.

>>24211400
But the Sanalites want this! The courts have decided the Grand Directive is absolute law. Therefore no Sanalite can be trusted with technology because there's always a chance of them losing it or showing it off to natives. Only technology essential to survival will be allowed. Yes this also means giving up all of our luxuries as well. The courts didn't think through what enforcing the Grand Directive as absolute law means. Or perhaps they did and understand this is what we need to do.

I'm just an executive following orders of the law.

since mind is still boggled from work i decided to do a bit of landbuilding.

with the huge concentration of trade via ships all big citys would be located at the ocean. cannot come up with good names tho

like the land defense i came up with tho

also lorewise rebranding /vrt/ into the Retro Reich

>>24211744
>a new mapanon enters
Nice!
What's the construction at fort eha and nin? Some kind of wall?

I think ever since the canal arc to risu exploration arc with all the learning/boat building in between from that point on it would have been 10-20 years? Somewhere around that time.

I hope /risu/ is properly taking care of the stainless steel tools.

>>24212065
yeah fort ega and nin are connected by a big wall, its basicly the main line of defense for land attacks

both forts are also always trying to compete with each other in showing off who is the better fort to defend the wall, fort ega is more outspoken about it and for example convinced that they can do what nin don't while nin is more subtle about it but are convinced they are the true defenders of the wall

>>24212205
i think 3-7 would be better

Good news, turns out all I needed to do was write something different.
Expect the next log for meetings squirrels very soon.

>>24212205
You see, the issue is that navies are really damn expensive, where the hell is /risu/ getting the funds for their navy? Are they commisioning them from other nations? the ports they hold aren't even fully under the control due to /infinity/.

>>24213207
Actually, on that note, how is /risu/'s government system organized? Is there a grand chief of all the villages? Is it a council of village elders? hat role do the witches have on the political structure? Do they have an admiralty?

And here it is! I mixed it up a bit this time. The third hunt is written like a journal entry, while 3.5 is a sort of mini story with a bit of talking. Honestly, I'm excited to see how the Risuners react to learning about everything that was hidden to them prior.
https://rentry.org/pk2hf

>>24213492
I'm expecting /risu/ is a tribal theocracy based on what I read and the power of NUT.

>>24211744
hated how naked and like an island it looked

>>24215547
i can't believe all of /risu/ is going to collapse due to super AIDS

I will answer all of the risu questions after I get back home. Be patient gentlemen. I have thought about this but never explained it in full detail. So in about an hour I guess will be the best time. But just want to say
>Funds
Our money literally grows out of the ground and on trees. We are the greatest society.

>>24217426
There's probably strong disadvantages to that but i'm not well versed enough on them to think about it.

>>24217515
No, there are no disadvantages. Nuts!

>>24217583
you risuners are so fun to watch
from a distance

Question to Saplings: Outside of ice-cream sandwiches are there other pastries you would like to try from /nasa/? Or would you be interested in other goods?

>>24218842
funny you should ask, sanalite

>>24218978
>Fauna is /here/ confirmed, that's why she did that stream.

>>24218978
Chocolate chip and ice-cream is doable. Donuts too if we get some cooking oil. Strawberry shortcake is a stable. Cinnamon rolls and French toast is easy. Mochi might be difficult because that requires a specific type of rice flour. Pies, shaved ice, brownies, crepes, waffles, and cakes are easy.

I'm going to assume anything C and below is trash and not worth it for Saplings. That is unless there's really something on the list that you personally would like to taste.

>>24219953
Dunno if you were there for that, /nasa/ made an agreement where /morig/ is shipping some durable food staples in exchange for long-lasting military rations for our navy. Among others, white rice, so you should have rice flour.

>>24219953
>That is unless there's really something on the list that you personally would like to taste
nah, most of us older saplings use roots or photosynthesis for nutrients, so it would mostly go to young saplings or as offerings for Fauna

>>24218978
>Cheesecake on C

To the other Sanalite who reads this. I'm going to go ahead and draft the next chapter in the civil unrest arc. I won't publish it until your edits are finalized. I do have an idea on how negotiations are going to go. I want to see how things go on paper first.

>>24220190
If /nasa/ has to we can process flour into mochi flour. I feel mochi is going to be a limited seasonal dessert for the summer. Also I'd love to send /morig/ rations in exchange for polished rice. We just have to get the food processors back online and- OH WAIT! Grand directive. Well your first shipment of rations should be there. We have approximately 1 metric ton (2,000 lbs) of preserved food (not including packaging).

>>24220306
listen. Fauna's tier lists are the closest /uuu/ will ever get to civil war, we prefer to not talk about it

>>24220236
If we're making treats for children we'll go with easy finger food. Cookies, donuts, ice-cream cones, mochi, shaved ice, brownies, and smores should do.

>>24220764
The timeline is a git wobbly, but since the exchange was agreed upon over a month ago by now, some shipments probably got shipped before the civil war arc. The sailors are enjoying the rations! Fresh fish is still the best, but the rations are a big step up from stockfish and ship biscuit. Enjoy your rice flour!

>>24221152
The good news about /nasa/'s rations is that they are full meals sealed in packages. So there's at least variety in your food for a varied diet. That said packaged food is still mostly starches, but there's at least dried milk and dried vegetables for fats and other nutrients.

>>24220764
Mochi has to be made with glutinous rice flour though. /nasa/ probably has the technology to change the starch content of flour but its way more convenient to just buy the rice from countries in the South Eastern continent aka /morig/. If you guy still don't have any flour mills not powered by space age tech then the mills near /who/'s port, where the goods are most likely to land would happily do it for a small fee.

>>24136446
>>24197318
/morig/ voting ballot, 2022-05-13
1. Should /ehe~/ be placed in the area shown in picrel of >>24185981 (Cross-thread)?
>Yes

>>24222351
>(Cross-thread)
Heh

>>24222559
>tfw I felt good about erasing the first (Cross-thread)

>>24222618
One night I had a dream where I spent the morning with a hung-over Calli. She didn't realize she was in my room until I gave her some strong black coffee. This dream almost freaked me out as much as me driving Kiara around town dream that came from nowhere.

Would cross-thread stuff technically be cross-country?

Ok I'm back. So because /risu/ in the thread is just simple as fuck that's where I got the primitive thing from (that and enchanted forest) so because they're supposed to be essentially tribes I have the nation as essentially a bunch of loosely held together tribals that trade with each other. The one thing holding them together of course is their religion in Risu.
Every single risuner MUST and is DAMN EXCITED to take part in this tradition of giving all their nuts to Risu when she appears. Yes, giving literally all their nuts down to the last one effectively resetting the entire economy. After everyone's bank accounts have been fully drained and Risu takes all the nuts with her back to the temple the risuners live life as normal. This effectively guarantees that no risuner can become too powerful. And anyone and i mean ANYONE that is caught hoarding even a single nut to themselves or refuses to partake is thrown in the geese chambers. This includes outsiders btw so we will toss luknights, kronies, meatheads it doesn't fucking matter. November is a time of nut exchanging between all risuners as they are all nut connoisseurs.
Now as for the villages themselves there are of course un named minor ones and the larger ones. Each village would be led by an elder/chief whatever you want to call them. Of course each fleet of pinisi also has a captain as you all have seen. The ones that are "in charge" would be the witches. They are also something that I personally wanted to keep a secret since even most risuners don't know how they work but high rank risuners are allowed to interact with them as you saw with Reza when they returned from /morig/.
Witches are the reason why risuners are obsessed with gems as this is the risuners alternative to technology. As some anon says "MAGIC IS EVERYTHING" and to risuners this is true. Anyone who of course isn't permitted to see them just assume that witches are the forces of risu keeping them away from the temple.
Risuners spend their day of course collecting nuts. I mean why the fuck would you not. Its literally climbing trees to collect money. So the harder you work the more money you get. That fucking simple. /risu/ is simple. Does this answer the questions asked?

>>24226349
This might not be related to your economy, but what does Risu think of acorn nut bread? Also what do you do with everyone's nuts after they given them all to Risu? You have to send these nuts to Risu somehow.

>>24226349
>we will toss luknights, kronies, meatheads it doesn't fucking matter
Oh that's just fucking RIPE for international crisis! Don't change that btw. Is good for potential storytelling, althought it may cause the downfall of your society.
>keep a secret since even most risuners don't know how they work
It's a non-answer but it works for me, I'll interpret it as a loose trade and alliance league between witches and village leaders.
Where do they get the ship captains thought? How do away risuners participate in the ritual?

>>24226349
>>24226989 (me)
Also, doesn't really explain how the navy is funded or how the admiralty is organized, but i can't think of any suggestions so i will leave it be.

>>24226832
Risu visits the villages herself (since risu is /here/) and collects them herself. All risuners visit the nearest major city for this. Since risu cannot hold all the nuts herself she has to put some of them in her mouth. The risuners with the most nuts get to nut in her mouth so this is the driving force for working hard.

>>24226989
Respect the traditions or get the fuck out. Simple
>>24227187
Never really thought about this but I assume the kronies took volunteers and trained them. They were further trained by meatheads so the ones who were trained were the ones that became the exploratory fleets. They then passed it on other risuners over time. We aren't very skilled as other nations desu but you know. We have enough skills.

>>24227335
But Risu never announces whenever she's /here/ right? So another way of dealing with the collection is that it's probably done is that the collection is done by a sort of agent that's commissioned by the Village elders/witches. The nuts(culinary) are then stockpiled at various temples for Risu herself. There's a chance that Risu would be the one collecting your nuts(culinary) but the normal Risuers wouldn't know since every nutman would be wearing cloaks and interfering with them are a grave crime. The commissioning are also kept secret and the nut collection day is a rest day where no one is expected to go out, so no one knows whose out there collecting the nuts(culinary). Unless a chuuba announces themselves when posting/posting actual screenshots of them /here/, I think their in-universe identity and movement should be kept as a relative close secret.

>>24227868
Risu made a story about this called the nut tale. This si the last video on the 2nd year of nonstop nut november and the inspiration for the entire idea. But if enough anons think its too ridiculous then maybe i can change it.

>>24227471
i mean depending on where on the timeline /risu/ fleet is in contrast to the road being built it would mean /risu/ being visited by fleets of several nations that would be very positive towards /risu/ and probably more than happy to teach them and provide them with basic materials for ships, retro reich certainly would if they get to build a port office in the roadcity on their side sicne it would help immeansily with getting stuff shipped

>>24228170
DON'T /risu/ got one of the best flair to them of all, don't take away from it unless you yoruself want to

>>24228342
I really didnt want to kek. I like being open to options since it seems that i single handedly write most of the lore but fuck yeah its one of the best parts of it desu

>>24227335
Would /risu/ enjoy a loaf of freshly baked acorn bread herself?

>>24229452
probably. Just make sure to give it to her during the end of november.

>>24229567
I'm hoping /risu/ doesn't get offended from Sanalites grinding acorns into flour and baking it into bread. Also if all nuts have to be returned to Risu by November then I don't think /nasa/ can abide due to the distance between us. So /nasa/ is going to have to look elsewhere for nuts. Possibly /uuu/.

>>24229816
only during the end of november. After the yearly ritual everything is fine. Basically just stay away for that month.

>>24230559
Okay I was worried that nut sacrifice was for nuts throughout the year.

>>24230786
The rest of november is just full of risuners going into overdrive collecting nuts and lots of sex.

I've come to realize that having an isolationist, nearly landlocked country that's located in a very cold climate in a part of the world with basically zero representatives, makes it hard to interact with other places unless they take a lot of time to visit us for anything.
Crap. My guys are probably going to end up starving for interaction like hell after the Risuners leave.

>>24231683
rose is just in a bad spot sadly. i dont think when mapanons made this were expecting anyone to show up from niji or small corpos but thats a guess. I will say again you would have some claim in nijiEN (and possibly 2434?) It helps to close the distance a little. Also theres the fact that rose might become OBSY so if that happens then you guys get dragons which are faster than boats and can fly over land. Just saying.

>>24231683
You're actually relatively close to /nasfaqg/, and /morig/ has a base there. I'll start thinking of possible interactions with Rosebuds...

>>24232045
You do make a decent point. I understand the choices of the mapanons, honestly if it wasn't for me and that /yeah/ rep that appears every once in a while, the nijicontinent would still be absolutely dead. I might do something with /NijiEN/ if I ever get any ideas for it, but I've got nothing as of right now.
If /rose/ does turn to /OBSY/, honestly I wouldn't mind anymore. I've got pretty good ideas for it, especially since /OBSY/ is sort of just a stealth /rose/. I think we'd be the first to really have true dragons too, which might scare the hell out of people who see them for the first time. Would be funny, though.
>>24233159
Wait, are you from /HAHA/ or /morig/? Either way, would love to get more interactions!

>>24233399
/morig/, but /HAHA/ is in between /rose/ and /nasfaqg/, and I do love me some Selenium. I'll try to come up with something.

Dragons are for snoot boops.

>>24233784
Based and same. Excited to see what you come up with!

>>24233784
wait. do we have a /haha/ rep now? If so then i wonder how theyre gonna run it since selenposters are known for posting stupid shitty bait threads. I imagine /haha/ to be that nation full of annoying assholes that nobody really likes but has to respect because fucking dragons. (i saw you were from morig after i typed all that out kek)

>>24226989
Risu civil war arc
with Syrian numbers of factions

>>24233946
>>24234015
Kek. Ok im gonna get me some sleep. As usual i said i would write shit but did so much shit i didnt have time. So probably tomorrow then. Goodnight gentlemen.

I miss having American dragons from Coco.

>>24234116
Sleep well, Risuner!

>>24234081
Don't forget about the anti-/meat/ reactionaries! who are possibly receiving covert support from foreign nations.

>>24234116
Good night Risuner!

hey, short time lurker here
due to immense autism i've been thinking about what a version of this world hundreds of years after an ambiguous apocalypse would be like

Would anyone be interested in that sorta thing?

>>24235315
Well someone made a chart of potential endings should one (or more) general becomes the dominant (or rival) world power

>>24235540
>>24235315
Wait wrong version

>>24235315
Vitubia: 1895 VTE
War. Waranon never changes.

>>24235315
That sounds like it would be fascinating! Like that anon posted, we've got a whole list of ending scenarios right here >>24235625 if you want to pick one and run with it!

>>24235706
I've realized waranon doesn't actually know that much about war

>>24235925
Them's warring words.

>>24235965
I'll fuck his crops ups

>>24235625
Yes, I saw that chart as I started reading up on lore and got intrigued by "small corpos post-apoc", which led to the idea. I'm not entirely sure what the post-apoc part of it means, but my idea of the post-apoc world is somewhat similar to that one.
Sorry if I'm getting stuff wrong, I'm still catching up on a lot of things and may get some parts of the writing wrong but I hope you'll like it

I've been plotting it out for a while actually, only got the balls to post about it now. I can send an entry on what the amelia watson land looks like there soon

>>24235764
thanks for the encouragement! I'll see if I can get the opening rentry and amelia description organized by tonight

>>24236005
/awat/? Fucking nice!

>>24236005
By then either /nasa/ will be a reclaimed crater after the station self-destructs via supernova or we'll be in space orbiting the planet. That's my two cents on /nasa/. We could even build a Noah's Arc for the natives to flee in.

>>24235625
>vspo VS hfz eternal war
Waranon?!

I always wondered what Amelia Watson would look like. I always imagined it look like the US colonies from the late 1780s. I wonder what kind of period dress Ame will wear when she visits the 13 colonies. Hope its cute.

>>24236790
She's from the 1920's or something

>>24237114
>Ame is a flapper.
Nice.

insomnia bump

>>24240018
drunken bump

>>24218978
>chocolate
>cinnamon
>pumpkin
>lemon
>vanilla (depending on the ice cream taste, I suppose)
/meat/ might have something some Saplings would want, after all...

>>24226989
>Oh that's just fucking RIPE for international crisis!
I don't know, it sounds like something that at least some of the /meat/heads would enjoy, depending on how much they know about how the geese chamber works.
>mfw /risu/ also has euthanasia tourism now

>>24227868
Eh, personally I won't sweat details like that. Once the vtuber's known to be /here/, we can safely assume they appear from time to time in this world unless something they do directly contradict that (somehow).

bump

Finished the lore introduction to the post-apocalypse world mentioned in >>24235315
https://rentry.org/78s3q

It took me longer than I thought to write this whole thing up and there might be some errors in there I overlooked, lemme know what you guys think. Originally I was gonna attach an explanation of the universe along with this but time constraints forced me to keep just this. I'll make the next post about that and then I'll get to ame
Anchoring: >>24136408

>>24244094
It's a fun concept anon, I look forward to the next one.

>>24241024
I was probably nitpicking too much but my idea was that yes, Risu does appear from time to time and may even stay for an extended period. But since she doesn't exactly announce it's her whenever she posts, it translates to her keeping a rather low profile when she appears in universe. Yes although she did acknowledge this board multiple times, she isn't like Kiki where her presence directly influences the thread.

>>24245100
Eh, maybe, but I think we can take a bit of creative liberty in that regard since what the risuners come up with is pretty fun.

>>24247051
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZkgguaGDWGE
this is where the idea came from

Took a while but finally finished my part of the log for /risu/: https://rentry.org/k2qfq#the-city

>>24249770
>https://rentry.org/k2qfq#the-city
WELL HOLY SHIT I GOT SOME READIN TO DO

>>24250063
/meat/ agriculture might actually work pretty well for /risu/ as well, since the climate's similar enough for them to grow (IRL it was used by people as poleward as the Iroquois), and it seems to be a relatively low-intensity farming method that isn't as demanding on infrastructure (it doesn't require tilling, although I see conflicting reports on whether it's done regardless). The more varied diet is probably more appealing to the forest-dwelling risuners as well, and depending on where the nutrients the /risu/ chuubanite's growth acceleration comes from, something that doesn't drain the land as fast might help keeping things more sustainable.

bump

>>24249770
>corn gets infected with fungus
"Delicious!" says the /meat/head

>>24249770
Great stuff! I'm seeing a lack of norse stuffs in this trip however

>>24256714
To be fair, if people can stomach truffles, they can stomach the sleeping poop

>>24256962
Can you tell I like Mesoamerican stuff more than Norse stuff
There are some, but they aren't as prominent since they're not as exotic to most of us, and are often widespread enough that we don't associate them with Norse people.
>lime plaster (used by both cultures)
>cutting silver coins (used by Norse, by virtue of Mesoamericans not having coins)
>Itstemoc was drinking whiskey before deciding to go wrestle people
I guess we might see more in aspects more related to ships and weapons, since /meat/heads use battleaxes and their ship hulls are more similar to Norse designs (although it has since been supplemented by carvel planking). That said, if you want to go with the old raider funeral idea, maybe we can get in some fighting training segments in the story.

>>24258016
Yeah I can see that you really love nahuatl elements. so do you guys have beef with hfz and vspo like the aztecs and their neighbors?

>>24136446
>>24197318
From /who/
>1.
Yes.

>>24258255
I want to know too, but /hfz/ is fairly inactive here, and /vspo/ is straight-up absence apart from that one post a while ago. From the few stories between /meat/ and /hfz/ though, it seems the relationship is fairly cordial over mutual meathead tendency.

>>24258693
They probably enjoy killing each other cordially from time to time.

>>24259679
>>24258693
There's this short story
https://rentry.org/6hxef

>>24260138
>/hfz/ soldiers are all Iron Fist Alexander
uhhhhh kino?

bump

>Everyone is active when I'm asleep.
I hate CDT timezones sometimes. Anyway I just need to sit down and draw a map sometime.

Good morning, folks.
It's been some time, the schizos seem to have moved on, but /rose/ still hasn't reappeared. I think I'm going to begin working on /rose/'s transition into /OBSY/. For the sake of not interrupting /risu/'s visit, I'll say chronologically it should happen after they leave. Probably during the spring or summer, if I had to pick a season.
In any case, mapanons might want to change /rose/'s territory into /OBSY/ and such. Maybe we even absorb a bit of /HAHA/ and /NijiEN/ since it's based around a wave instead of one vtuber. I think all of the lore can stay the same, it honestly sort of still fits if /rose/ is hidden underneath /OBSY/. The lore doc might want to replace the name /rose/ with /OBSY/, but whoever updates that can also just make a new /OBSY/ section if he wants to do that instead.

>>24265371
Yeah, that sounds like a reasonable solution. If I was archive anon, I'd leave /rose/ in, but make it a subheading for an added /OBSY/ section.

Goodbye /rose/? Also board is stupid fast because of Bum's break.

>>24267315
Who is Bum?

>>24267451
Pekora.

>>24267545
Why is she called that?

>>24267556
typo of bun?

>>24267577
Oh, ty.

>>24267556
Because of threads posted showing Pekora's butt called BUM. Bum-posters got permabanned by now.

So anyone have a layout plan for /obsy/?

>>24267918
I'd want rosebud to approve it before it gets used, but maybe something like that? Is it too big? Keep in mind, that country is quite far to the south, so polar distortion makes it seem much bigger than it actually is.

>>24267315
Don't worry, nothing will really change outside of future lore. I'll still be here and to be honest I'll probably just keep posting Rosemi since she's my oshi.
>>24269642
That looks good. I think it would make sense if we took a bit of /HAHA/, since /OBSY/ includes Selen, but I don't know if we have anyone from /HAHA/ that would disapprove of that move.

Speaking of niji continent when are we gonna nuke nijiID and nijiKR? And what would take their place?

>>24270224
nijiKR is already removed. nijiID is still there. I guess it becomes unclaimed schizo territory? Maybe /HAHA/ can get a chunk of it.

>>24270224
>nijiKR
Replaced with /kr/
>nijiID
Pending, we could probably leave it as a schizo waste after massive emigration

Chocolate chip cookies seem to be popular among plant people. I wonder why.

>>24270945
I mean, who doesn't love sweets? They're delicious!

>>24270945
>photosynthesizers love sugar
makes sense to me

>>24270945
if we want a pseudo-scientific reason, they enjoy the carbohidrates since they hold so much energy maybe

>>24271056
>>24271112
>>24271147
I think its the vitamins and minerals in chocolate. Cacao has a bunch of vitamins and minerals if you can get past the bitterness. And /nasa/ uses dark chocolate chips to counter the sweetness of sugar cookie dough.

>>24270936
I think nijiID is now /warkop/

>>24249770
That was a good read, you're great at environment descriptions. I have this image of the temple in my mind's eye.

Bump. Can't think of a topic right now.

I'm debating whether or not somebody pulls a gun to someone's head during the negotiations for /nasa/.

>>24277048
Is it really a civil war negotiation if no one pulls a gun on anyone?

>>24277336
I think I have an idea on who's going to pull the gun. Negotiations are going to the hard way or his way.

How many Reichs do we have? I can think of the Takanashi Kaiserreich and the Retro Reich.

Hey everyone, post-apocalyptic anon here. I've been trying to get the lore guide document ready, but the size of it ballooned and some parts of it may not be understood until I give an example of the world beforehand.
Would you guys rather prefer to see my example of how ame-land might look like first and then I'll publish the lore guide?

>>24280230
Whatever you prefer anon, as long as you use paragraphs and start sentences with uppercase letters, we'll probably understand it. I liked the little prologue you posted.

>>24280331
does my formatting make you seethe sapling
JK, I hate reading unformatted posts too

>>24280230
Take your time. If its a big piece then it will need quite a long time to edit and format properly.

I have to ask /meat/. Do they have hot cocoa recipes?

>>24281040
Kek, we now have anons falseflagging as shiftkeyanon, this is really something.

>>24284926
If anyone bitches about formatting then you can always show a clip from the Boondocks. You know the one.

>>24285437
FORMAT NIGGA FORMAT

Gentlemen?

>>24285869
Oh nuts! Risuner is here. Quick! Find the rubber duckie!

>>24286116
im just checking up on you lot. hows it going bros?

>>24286993
Should /nasa/ invent rubber duckie racing with remote control rubber duckies?

>>24286993
the /uuu/ forest is extra green today since we were given an original song by Fauna

>>24286993
Converting to /OBSY/! I'm getting dragons, penguins, and more land to work with.

any other saplings have thoughts on if we could/should bring picrel into the lore? could be an export

>>24286993
Progress is being made in the third chapter of that Cahya-/morig/ story... It's getting more eventful.

>>24287399
To make jam (jelly in burger land) you will need juice from berries. Where do "Fauna berries" come from?

>>24287658
I propose they be the period of female saplings.

>>24287658
am from burger land
jam and jelly are different things

>>24287695
I propose against this!

>>24287695
get out here you damn grasshopper

>>24287695

>>24287102
Great I caught you here, other Sanallite. You can go ahead and anchor your ending of my civil war chapter, doesn't seem like I will finish it myself. Would hate to stall any further when the last chapter is already in the works.

>>24287748
>>24287773
>>24287804
Why not? Eggs are periods, and we eat eggs just fine.

>>24287854
I will strange you

>>24287898
You'll get strange with me? Does this count as squeebing?

>>24287945
Typos used against me? How could this happen? Regardless, die.

>>24287838
Is that a yes or no on rubber duckie racing? Also I have to go to church tomorrow. So I won't be able to start tonight. Now before I archive the rentry is there any changes you would like me to do?

Also it seems there's some controversy on where Fauna berries come from.

>>24288168
they come from trees and the ground? bushes probably? same with risuners.

>>24288406
Sapling "berries" come from the same place as Risuner "nuts" alright.

Im starting to regret posting the jar now

>>24288610
It's incredible what a single obsessed pervert is capable of doing

>>24288610
>my face when risuners are the ones that are being logical and not horny

>>24288168
Indifferent on rubber duckies, but sure,why not? It could be a thing a couple of nerds developed as a joke and it caught on. As for edits, nah, while I did write up a paragraph introducing the priestess, it doesn't change anything. Just post it as is, unless you wanna do some edits of it yourself, in which case, you are free to do so. Honestly just wanna get this over with at this point. Gonna have to make a mental note not to start stories if I can't even finish them in the future.

>>24288676
>ricucorncern
>ricu
hah

>>24288654
Tell me about it. /nasa/ civil war arc started in part because someone insisted our Principal slept with Robo-san, which is a no-no

>>24288778
I mean, he really needed to get laid to be honest. Good for him.

>>24288678
Welll that's alright. And don't censor yourself. I write many stories all the time I don't finish. I even had an outline for a comic book I had to throw away completely because reality caught up with the story. Many of the things I wrote for the Sci-Fi comic started becoming true. So I abandoned the comic entirely. I still have the characters but I'm going to have to completely change the story of the comic. Which means developing a new art style and redoing character design. Yay...

At least if you keep a record then you'll have a backlog of ideas to fall back on. And if you can't finish the story then someone else will. Its a collaborative project after all.

>>24288828
The principal didn't get laid. He played video-games with robosan and ate instant ramen.

>>24289533
She was slurping on a noodle alright, wasn't a ramen noodle though.

>>24289533
Yeah, he "played" with her for sure.

>>24289841
>>24289962
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gV6yhEbEw9c

ok ill add something tomorrow btw. i know rose is continuing the risu story soon so ill do my morig return trip tomorrow

>>24290336
But I already did continue it? It's right here >>24215502

>>24290702
OH FUCK I DIDNT EVEN SEE IT!
YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
TIME TO READ

bump

>>24290807
We're past bump limit.

>>24290807
>324 posts
>bump

bump

have a bump from me too

Bump!

bump

Uh... So who else is here?

we gonna be doin some bumpin tomorrow. but for now i sleep.

>>24291348
drunk sapling here
this is about the time the thread gets slow

>>24290796
>>24291346
I like when I get tangible proof that the two risuners are in fact two risuners.

>>24291464
filenames are good for that

>Identical twin squirrel girls on your lap asking to taste your nut.
Help me god.

>>24291704
Now that's a nutworthy fantasy.

you all so horny holy fuck. have we really had this much of an influence here? have i made you all believe in the power of the nut?

>>24291858
Despite what risuners might think, they're certainly not the horniest around

Could Saplings just grow berries off of their head branches?

>>24291897
Do their fallopian tubes migrate to the head branches?

>>24291897
not all saplings have head branches

>>24291858
My dear friend, I've always been horny, I simply hide it most of the time.

>>24291973
Technically yes if their flowers bloom on their head branches.

>>24291989
Where else would they grow branches?

>>24292099
check the lore docs, but each sapling develops differently
though I suppose in that context some saplings could specialize in sprouting fruit....

>>24292264
Here I was imagining some sapligs grow a tree branch out of their junk and stuff.

>>24292368
nope, we have a strong cultural stigma against squeebing

>>24292264
>Productive berry sprouting spalings
Yes please

>>24292426
Sounds like a punishment for squeebing actually.
>Always have wood.
>Can never be relieved.

>>24292020
I do remember the time you literally taunted me into nutting into plant people. sometimes i forget im on 4chan and were all horny desu kek

>>24292506
ah shit, I didnt think about you hoomans. get out of here, shoo

New bread doko?

>>24292719
I do hope baker-chan makes it happen soon

>>24292586
C'mon, we can be good friends.

>>24292582
>literally taunted me into nutting into plant people
I'm a very clever guy, what can I say?

>>24292980
from a distance

Looks like breadman isn't here, someone else make it.

Sorry Hoomans, but you can't ask /nasa/ to ask /uuu/ for things either. /nasa/ only visits /uuu/'s forest to study wildlife and to collect wildberries for pastries to share.

>>24294023
I'm not sure what gave you the impression we would, if you started to request the same things you'd get the same treatment anyways

>>24294023
Ahh... This is what hawkish sanallite foreign policy looks like.

>>24294097
We'd get slapped too. And slaps with tree branches hurt.

>>24294023
sapling here
let us discuss this in the future

>>24294515
New bread