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Also rep, regarding the chuubanite effect of /who/, I have some ideas but not sure which to implement.
Of course the core concept would be civilization but as a construct and being pretty malleable concept I had trouble deciding in how to implement it. So I think I've decided on what's closer to the original meaning of the word, thus "Civilization as a civilizing process", instead of a complex of culture, religion etc like how for example Huntington and Weber imagined it as.
So in effect one of /who/'s chuubanite effects is that it makes it easier for people that have a large enough concentration of it to become unknowingly susceptible to an idea or to unknowingly work towards a goal. However through chuubanite magic and catalognaut's abilities, this effect can become stronger. This relates to the thread in that sometimes the thread shares the same brain cells, and that the "civilizing process" sort of applies to the thread as a whole too as although it welcomes tourists and refugees one has to adopt some of the thread's behavior and rules (also ties into the sort of civic nationalism that would develop later in its history).
That's the passive ability. And for some active abilities, it's kinda a mess of different things that aren't really organized. So the chuubanite can also record sounds and videos, to represent sound posts in the thread. It won't be like film cameras since the method by which the information is recorded depends on the glyph and construction of the machine/mechanism playing or recording the chuubanite.
The chuuabnite is also more "stable", in that vitubium particles have a much lower rate of being naturally released and eliminated, thus having a longer shelf-life and a larger potential store of energy.
As for catalognauts, they are almost all winged people. Works kind of like my old proposal but they now have stronger bones and better stamina. Moreover, they are stronger in physical strength and possess a larger number of rod cells relative to normal humans. Basic abilities are chuubnite manipulation (basic abilities, heat, light, directional force), better perception of space and limited telepathy, two way between catalognauts and one way between non-catalognauts. Aside from that they also have better spatial perception and some ability so sense threats by telepathy when they are in places with a high concentration of ambient vitubium.
They are basically new types that can fly.
Chuubanite autists feel free to comment and give some feedback. And rep if you have other plans post them too.

>>37300294
I'm following you up until the second part, which is where you say things get less organized nanora. I think recordings and replayers are definitely possible but it's worded kind of oddly, are soundposts a big thing in /who/? A recorder could still probably work through concepts like the owl, echolocation, audio movement, things like that but it's good to map out how you can get to one concept to another.
Also while catalognauts can totally do all the things listed, I'm pretty sure every catalognaut can do those things with a rune glyph aid. You might want to consider how /who/'s catalognauts might diffreniate in terms of magic from other nations but flying is admittedly a big one, though /irys/ nephilim have wings without being catalognauts. I also think there was a hooman that suggested a catalognaut from /who/ could be amazing at coordinating groups of friendlies and causing general dissolution of groups for their enemies

>>37299921
A colder climate? Is climate getting an update?

>>37301179
Latitude was messed up, climate chads can explain it better but everything is actually a little more north than we thought it was.

>>37301357
I guess I'll have to wait a bit. The monsoon current is very important. If that shifts then the whole biosphere shifts with it.

>>37300113
>rep has backbone
>runs away like a bitch
See ya, loser! Hahahaha

>>37300294
>Civilizing progress
I get it now, our chuubanite will be the maxim gun!
Anyways.
To me this sounds a lot like the Radio idea, as in, being able to spread messages across the air to a mass of people, so yeah, kinda like newtypes. However, I think that trying to make it a passive "unknowing" effect could prove a bit too difficult to develop, and would certainly be rather recursive in how the communication of ideas is done. And a bit too close to mass mind control, which could be troublesome.
I think trying to represent soundposts is a bit too broad in its scale to try and come up with that alone, but if you ask me, it could be something like magic devices that are trying to pick up on soundwaves from other dimensions or whatever.

>>37302127
First time I've heard about this, Monsoon Current but the word Monsoon does sound important nanora

>>37300294
Everything you guys do is about pushing limits of tech, pushing limits of ability, pushing etc. what is civilization to you but a machine gun to mow down others? What flaws exist in your nation? None to my mind. Everything that a nation can be good at, you are top 5 in. Stop playing a vidya and dont leave everyone else in your dust.

>>37302141
What made you think I am leaving schizochama?

>>37302506
I'm just a dumb bread dog half the time.

https://en.wikipedia.org//wiki/Monsoon

Its more of a region but it is caused by atmospheric currents I think.

>>37302580
Do you ever get tired of complaining Alice?

>>37302198
Communication of ideas is still done through normal, conventional means. And it's less so mind control, but rather influence. Pople experiencing the activated effects would not feel like they are not in control, but rather an epiphany, sort of like the overview effect but more intense.Again taking a page out of gundam here.
But I do agree having our chuubanite's main effect be something so passive and imperceptible could be troublesome. Though it depends on the direction we want to take I think. This would mean that rather than a magical effect the Republic's more so into magic tech, sort of like what I've been doing anyways.
>it could be something like magic devices that are trying to pick up on soundwaves from other dimensions or whatever
Maybe, but the chuubanite sound post thing would be relatively limited. Sounds are pretty easy to playback and record but images, films require expensive, specialized equipment to do so. And the recording process means that they would be hard to mass produce since they cannot be copied from each other, since each recording is unique.

>>37301115
Ah I'm more so thinking they don't need a rune glyph to do most things. So if they want to produce a flash of light they can just flap their wings, no need to use some sort of glyph. But more complex magic and effects, related to concepts would need it.
>a catalognaut from /who/ could be amazing at coordinating groups of friendlies and causing general dissolution of groups for their enemies
Yeah I remember it, have it in a note in fact.
>>/vt/thread/S31609951#p31632837
I haven't really developed the "negative" side of it yet though it could be interesting. And the "positive" effect is already pretty close to what I've imagined, the biggest problem is the visions, since that's kind of hard to implement and make sense of.
Also yeah sound posts are very common, just take a look at global and ctrl+f [sound, a lot of them are moomposts.

>>37302580
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/comparative-studies-in-society-and-history/article/return-of-civilizationand-of-arnold-toynbee/FE6F858900CBB1843DD7C0D3DD5BE360
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0263276406062699?journalCode=tcsa

>>37303734
Being able to influence people, especially by unconscious means, is what I think is too close to mind control, but I digress, in that case, mass speaking machines like an early megaphone is what seems to be closest to your idea, maybe this megaphone could be a telepathic megaphone or whatever, I dunno.
Soundposts could also be a representation of plays and of poetry that could be passed around, it doesn't necessarily have to be magical, but if you do want it to be magic, I don't see why specific instructions of a particular soundpost could also not be passed around in paper, the printing press should be relatively common around the world anyways. It's one of the few things I could see being universal in the planet across all generals.
The newtypes could do it with smaller machines I guess, or just outright without them.

>>37305297
> I don't see why specific instructions of a particular soundpost could also not be passed around in paper
Ah the chuubanite "sound posts" have to be recorded. Meaning they are like cassette tapes that cannon be mass produced or copied. if you want to have multiple recordings of the same orchestra you have to have multiple crystals prepared.
>It's one of the few things I could see being universal in the planet across all generals.
That is a problem since other threads obviously also make soundposts. But I guess there could be multiple ways to represent that. Magic soundposts of /who/ is just one of them.
>The newtypes could do it with smaller machines I guess
That refers to playback of any visual information contained in the chuubanite sound posts, but yeah catalognauts can probably use them without any machine aid, recorded images or sound waves from another realm alike.

ABANDON SCIENCE HAVE SEX WITH SQUIRRELS

Climate revision bump.

so from what I can gather, our friend Retro refused to tell his opinions and ideas, and then malds that people never get him?
And it's somehow not his fault?

>>37305699
>>37305297
So before I get to cleaning the border and stuff, how we feelin in this iteration? You lost some detail in the coastal area, but gained a bit more towards /rrat/. Let me know if you have any wishes on it.

>>37310535
Basically, yes.

>>37310535
I think he's aware he shares a part of the blame a feels bad for it. It's unfortunate things worked out like that.

>>37311561
Some nice colors there
Looks about right to me, also leaves the area open to either some plains or some rolling hills, very neat overall.

>>37311561
>>37312225
Oh, should this include the fluvial valley for the big river going east-west across /who/? Does Hooman still want that? I think it would be visible with this elevation detail.

>>37312225
Yea, you ended a lot more green than I though in the end. if you want me to make any specific areas a bit more hilly (that would be the small dots here and there, valleys that just fall down to a lower bracket) just mark them and I'll see what I can do.

>>37312350
I can make a more pronounced dent in the edge of layers where it would flow, but I think it wouldn't really be deep enough to be visible. We would be talking about 200m gorges if it would be visible all the way through a layer.

>>37311561
I wouldn't mind the East having a higher altitude. It's supposed to be pushed up by the holoplate after all. And since we would want it to have some steppes I think it can be pushed up a notch, the eastern plains should be around 1500-2000m in altitude. And I think the transition zone between the eatern and western parts can do with some more jagged terrain.
So if you take a slice in the middle of the country it kinda looks like picrel. (idk how to draw elevation maps)
Climate anons can the Western coast of the peninsula be more Mediterranean if there's a relatively tall mountain range in the middle? Or is it already there since it's drier?

>>37312795
A mountain range in the peninsula? I don't see why not.
We could have the steppe be on the northern frontier too.
From what I'm seeing, the bit of light green in the middle allows for a lot of hills there, if we make it more jagged, I'd say it'd be by adding in a few more noticeable hill ranges instead of sinking in territory, honestly I think it's fine already but it could be good.
What do you think should be our tallest peak?

>>37312691
>We would be talking about 200m gorges if it would be visible all the way through a layer.
Picrel is a topographical map of china with the Yangtze river as I remember it. Large rivers can dig out surprisingly large valleys, both in depth and width. If it is flowing all the way from rrat mountain, I think this river would create a pretty significant valley. Some of those gorges along the sides of the Yangtze have an elevation change of thousands of meters.

>>37312691
>>37313580
That's part of the reason I drew my approximation like that.

>>37313470
I really don't know. But It's most likely in the East, around the flat basin I guess. If there's a mountain range in the Western peninsula it's most likely less than 1500m tall

>>37312795
Alright, expanded the higher east a bit, want more? I can also try to make it a bit more pronounced where the major rivers would flow, but I'd ask for a pic of where you want it to flow first, if you don't mind. Also, what's this about a mountain range?

Also, just as a treat, here's the map without the border effect on layers.

>>37313945
Ohh, that's a neat picture. I wonder what elevation is represented in the graph exactly, it can't be the elevation of the river, otherwise it would always go downhill. Maybe an average of the slice of the land?

>>37314118
Eh should be. Didn't open the paper that image was attached to but that should be it.

>>37314118
This is the "ideal" major rivers.
https://archive.alice.al/vt/thread/32633527/#q32661572
Then this is what 3beat (I think) proposes the longest river should be like.
https://archive.alice.al/vt/thread/36247412/#q36277121
Basically I want a Yangtze running from East from West.

>>37314446
>Maybe an average of the slice of the land?
Seems to be, yea. Notice how it goes in the negatives when it ocean starts getting counted. It's most likely an average height of the land from 38-22 degrees latitude.

>>37314760
Alrighty, I'll have a look and see what I can do in about 2 hours or so, gotta destress with some anomaly grinding rn.

>>37314118
Also the mentioning of a mountain range is so that parts of the peninsula can be arider, by creating a minor rain shadow which limits precipitation on one side of the coast. Thus there would still be some Csb left.
But that requires input from there climate anons since I'm not sure what effect it would have other than that and how strong that would be.

>>37314760
Looking at the map Cunt has atm, the main rivers could also look something like picrel. Many ways to go about it.

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WAKE UP

>>37318780
no

>>37318780
Fuck off you mangy little shit

>>37318780

>>37310535
Alice's fault for.... lets see.... existing.

>>37303694
>everyone I don't like is alice.

>>37303059
Monsoon refers to the change of prevailing wind due to the existence of large landmasses, but it is usually only significant on the eastern and equatorward coasts of large continents, so while some degree of it exists in the west (like in /uuu/ and /who/), its effect is not as remarkable as in the east where it dominated the local rainfall pattern.

>>37312795
Unfortunately, no. Currently most of /who/ has an oceanic climate, which means it is wet all year round due to the Westerlies constantly bringing moisture from the warmer sea to the west. While the high pressure zones from the cold current west of Hoshiyomia and the interior of holo continent might cause additional rainfall during autumn/winter of weather fronts between the two (helped by /rrat/'s highland preventing much of the moisture from going further east), the summer is probably not dry enough for it to be truly considered a Mediterranean climate. At least, you won't get the scenic Californian summer sun at any rate. Having a mountain range in the middle of the peninsula won't help that either (and how said range would come along is also questionable given the council plate is established to be a continental plate instead of an oceanic one), as a range tall enough to form rain shadow would block rainfall to the east year-round instead of just summer. Ultimately, the issue is that Mediterranean climate requires both a dry summer and wet winter, and that combination is relatively rare. Still, one can argue that the dry summer is more important in terms of impact on society, and meltwater from /rrat/ highland should allow for decent irrigation water supply even if you go forward with the coastal range plan.

>>37300294
>The Chuubanite is also more "stable", in that vitubium particles have a much lower rate of being naturally released and eliminated, thus having a longer shelf-life and a larger potential store of energy.
This can work, but as the activation of a chuubanite glyph essentially uses the same mechanic as the natural release and elimination, it would imply that the same glyph that would release, say a 100 units of magic quanta on activation using regular chuubanite, would likely release only, (as an example) ~75 units when used on /who/ chuubanite. To get that 100 magic quanta released, you would need a bigger, possibly more complex glyph than usually.
Essentially, /who/ chuubanite would then be a sort of "slow burn" type. Lasts long, and has a high capacity, but lower maximum output than normal chuubanite.

In general, it can be thought that unstable chuubanite is more energetic than stable chuubanite. This is not only born from how the quantum interpretation works, but is also a balancing act.
You could get around this by perhaps playing with the idea of how /who/ chuubanite can be refined. Perhaps the base form is stable, and has lower maximum output, but it could be refined into more purified, energetic, and far more unstable types? I have thought of nasfaqg chuubanite working a bit like that, with 3 levels of refinement, first taking a solid form, second being a liquid, and the last, most unstable and energetic type, being a gas.

>>37302127
Its really only the subtropics and arctic regions that change. Tropics stay pretty much unaltered

>>37319669
That can work especially with the pre-existing lore on chuubanite gunpowder. Relatively unrefined ones are made into lamps and self-heating tiles etc. While refined ones can be used as metallurgical fuel or explosives.

>>37319665
Ah shame. There goes my plan for a resort city.

That said I thought the plan's to keep the current climate map as-is as much as possible, and justify it by tweaking the planet's condition...

>>37319834
Well, what makes for a resort city is pretty subjective. If I have to go touch grass in a tolerable manner I would go to somewhere that is snowing all the time.

>>37319862
Yeah, coldening up the subtropics kind of tundra's up the polar countries. If we can accommodate the few nations that wrote lore assuming the colder climate (just nasfaqg I believe) I think it would be preferable to tweak the planet's condition.

>>37319997
But the tweaking is to make the planet hotter than it should so the current climate plan would make sense

>>37320138
Yeah, exactly. Did tiredrys make it seem like I was disagreeing kek?

>>37320213
Um, well, as long as we are on the same page, it is fine.

>>37319862
>>37319997
RELEASE THE REINDEERS! EMBRACE SNOW!

No, but seriously, I think the changes should be explored first, and so give the subtropic nations a chance to see how their "correct" climate would have been, before a decision is made on this. The Miocene fix was just a proposal, I think it would have to be voted on first before we go with it.

From me, its a selfish wish but I would find the loss of the potential larger cold biomes in our world quite sad. I don't think having a cold biome is a death sentence to any nation. Rich coming from a rep of a nice subtropical nation yeah, but I do really think that. The potential of colder biomes I feel is really overlooked.

Besides, our world is greatly lacking in maple syrup right now.

>>37320264
Right, which of us wants to tell the subarctic forest countries that they don't have trees anymore?

>>37320264
Do you think we could get an informed opinion on where the /vnug/ climate would stand with the coldening? Honestly, for me that's the main source of concern, since most other active countries would go from temperate to subarctic, which is workable, where the next colder step for /vnug/ is tundra, where there ain't no maple syrup happening.

>>37320379
I did my estimate in >>37216683 and I doubt it would work out.

>>37320297
Conifers can grow really north, and at worst we can spec bio them.

I will want to make clear that I do not plan on trying to push the change if the thread generally opposes it, and I would not want to force any rep to accept changes to their established settings against their will.

Does anyone have the pre-polar expansion climate map?

>>37320507
https://rentry.org/zo5ke

>>37320568
Wait so in /lig/ there's a cold desert right next to a hot dsert?

>>37320843
thats the lake

>>37320433
The main issue I see with a forested tundra is that the growing season is way too short for trees - in fact, that is why the tundra climate and tundra biome overlap almost perfectly. As such, a tundra forest would have to be able to grow faster than normal trees and/or in coder temperatures where tree seeds normally could not germinate.

>>37321403
posted a /meat/ thread. i guess we aren't having as many threads as we should be having for some reason, and i keep urging others to make new ones. if mine gets deleted, please help us make more because the gurochan thread doesn't seem to be getting to many people.

>>37299812
https://rentry.org/Treaty-of-Constantia

So sapbro did you have any particular ideas for goblins or trolls in /uuu/? In terms of the specbio sort of thing nanora?

Actuall while I'm asking troll questions, how do animals like lizards regenerate limbs? What would need to happen for a larger creature to be able to do that?

/meat/heads, I'd need a bunch of fun-sounding Matiyotl vocabulary.
How would you say:
Catalog
Death Witch (referring to a Moriji catalognaut)
Winter/Cold season (This one is weird, since there isn't such a season for /meat/, but if there's one I'd like to use it)
>>37322451
Basically, the limb being cut sends a signal to the glands to create the chemical signal that request the requests the creation of stem cells. There is nothing that really prevents a larger creature from doing it, but on smaller creature, there can be tumor-like errors in the regrowing process. I can imagine that with larger creatures with more cells, there could be more opportunity for such mistakes to happen. And the re-growth would be way more expensive in terms of resources.

>>37322802
>Winter/Cold season
I think Founder's poem got hat one covered
Borrowed lexicon from the nordic side of the culture.
Maybe something with snjor (snow)

>>37322991
Oh, yeah, maybe a composite word for "Snow Season"?

>>37323247
Does /meat/ snow?

>>37323291
It would not normally in /meat/, but historically they've raided far and wide, so I could imagine them coming up with words for foreign concepts.

>>37323291
i like snow, so i hope snow would happen sometimes in some parts of /meat/, even though it would be rare.

>>37323502
Maybe in the mountainous inland regions?

>>37323535
isn't that the part with the most religious importance? hopefully it doesn't interfere with the blood rituals too much, but i doubt it.

>>37323672
Blood skating rinks?

>>37323535
Doesn't seem tall enough for that

>>37322802
Hmm nanohodo, would it be possible to have mutative adaptation occur on a single organism over time? Common media usually fucks up mutation by treating it super fast or by ignoring how evolution works

>>37323890
It is possible for an organism to adapt to its environment, the issue is that those adaptations (generally) do not pass down to their offspring, so no evolution would occur by definition.

>>37323695
desu, it takes a lot for rivers to freeze over completely, so i doubt the blood river itself would be frozen, and /meat/ is still pretty hot, but there might be a few spots where you can do ice skating
>when you fall, your blood will go into the river.
should this be important at all.

>>37323890
Sorta depends on the nature of the adaptation, but as a concept, yeah it is sound and displayed in all sorts of ways in nature. As anon says, those traits don't tend to be passed on, unless there is a gene that allows the adaptation to take place which is passed on. Deadbeatification is an example of a mutative adaptation.

>>37323979
>>37324071
Hmm, I forget how general environmental adaptation works and how consistent it is nanora. Passing those adaptations down to children ti make them more fit in their environment seems like the end goal, would a kind of primitive eugenics help speed that up for an animal? Like a goblin that lives in caves kills off the offspring that don't have certain traits similar to itself?

>>37324596
Yeah, that's just good old Darwinian evolution, and yes, eugenics would speed things up, assuming there's a viable evolutionary path towards what the eugenicist is trying to achieve. But unlike mutative adaptation that happen during the lifetime of the creature, Darwinian evolution functions through passing down genetics determined at birth (though there's also behavioral evolution, but that's another thing.)

>>37324596
Also that's one cursed luna nanora.

i have no clue what to do next... translating ideas into lore is extremely hard! I guess i can ask about climate. Climatebro, can I have a geological and climate report of /moon/? please.

>>37327258
I personally recommend trying to get familiar with your map! It really does help with preparing the lore. I am also curious about how this climate change effects me.

>>37327414
Ty! Is just doing a rough map over your nation a good place to start?

>>37327414
I don't know anymore

>>37327488
From my personal experience, it is doing that, but also trying to figure out some of the more boring things like language too. Have you read your neighbors lore? That actually can help you a lot!

>>37327258
MOONABOI!

>>37327555
Ty! Their lore scares me kek. It's really good and detailed.. I am familiar. I guess the language should be similar to our neighbors? Then again, there could be a lot of influences even from nijisanji since they are about the moon right? This is tough!

>>37327488
I think having some kind of idea of what your nation is like as a society would probably come before making a map of cities and the like. Uhh your nation ended up next to Hoshiyomia, right? It's probably split between humid subtropical and humid continental, depending on what ends up happening to climate.
>>37327538
Climeat love...

>>37327538
Well cancel that then!
>>37327656
Do not be scared! The hoomen, my neighbors have an encyclopedia of lore. Do your own thing and take pride in it.

>>37327566
Hey OG!

>>37327683
uhhh no, I am next to mep and v7... I sort of understand what my society is but its hard to put it into words!
>>37327739
Aww Thanks, I will follow your advice.

>>37327786
Oh, I must have been thinking of a previous discussion. Then regardless of climate shenanigans it'll probably remain similar to what it is on the interactive map.

>>37327853
Good to know! What about geology and stuff?

i am scrapping the idea of iofi being here, that just doesn't work with how this thread works. I guess a good thing for me to get into words is what makes our society unique.

>>37327872
I'm not really a geology anon, but you can refer to this to get some ideas. Your country is a split between a shield and a basin.
https://rentry.org/ztaf99

>>37327786
Relatable.

>>37328116
Ah ok, so I assume that means good metals and stuff then. I failed science classes...
>>37328117
Hey Zetabro! Help me please, I need your wisdom...

>>37328182
uhhhhhh my wisdom is lacking... I did not do most of my lore doc, but mhm rep did... shit... sorry.

>>37328182
>>37328055
Hmm, I don't know what you have planned but as I said, I think your position on the map overall is great for helping you get lore down because you have neighbors with great lore. Another thing is how your thread feels about them too. Since Moona is a space chuuba, I am certain your society could end up like mine in terms of some elements, so feel free to read my lore too! Ask Alice or PP, they both are extremely helpful as well with this and Alice in particular is close geographically so she could provide excellent insight into your plans!

>>37327258
Well for starters
Here are the basics
1. Does your thread/general have any known ritualposts/memes/subculture?
You need to convert that subculture into a culture on a national level. Like how /risu/ is infested with hornyposters, and some threads are just calm image dumps. Known namefags and memorable shitposts are like Great Persons of history. Like your version of Leonardo and Ptolemy
2. Official chuuba lore is your religious myth
Official chuuba content and interactions are your myths and sagas. So things like Pekomoon can be turned into cooperation between faiths etc
3. We have a huge list of prompts of cultural questions.
https://rentry.org/vtwbg-prompts
You can use them as stepping stones to get the feel

>>37328182
Didn't you see my idea of meteorite? I got it from terraria but you could have unique space rocks. Anyway I'll brb for now gotta do some quick shit.

>>37328455
>sub culture
OH, I get it now. That answered about everything mentally along with what Hoshi just said.
>>37328435
You are so helpful! Ty ty!! Anyways, I need to summon them for help then, but whatever I think i can do it.
>>37328265
im so sorry! I didn't know, but let's write soon ok! Zeta love

>>37327739
I was under the impression that we are keeping the current climate arrangement and justifying it with different planetary perimeters but apparently every time it is brought up I got a different answer when it comes to the map.
As for /moon/'s climate, it would have two general climate zones, with the east being wetter and the west being drier. Under the current climate arrangement, the east would be considered tropical savanna climate, while the west would be considered hot desert. Basically you can expect the east coast to be a mixture of seasonal tropical forest, woodland, and grassland. The further west you go, the fewer trees you get, and eventually the grass starts giving way to shrubs, until you reach the west coast where it is mostly desert, likely with a fair amount of coastal fog.
Geologically, the analysis classifies it as geologic shield, although personally I think it might be Ophiolitic in nature. In Layman's term, the top soil for most of /moon/ is likely some kind of laterite, desert soil, and maybe sand in the west. They are low in fertility and laterite is mostly useful for construction and potentially extracting iron from it.
Beneath the soil is the bedrock, which may or may not have a mixture of silicate, carbonate, and flint from the ancient seabed (it may or may not have been fully eroded away). Under that would be a layer of basalt, which is also iron-rich and is where the laterite got its iron from. That is about as deep as you can probably dig given the current tech level, but sometimes you might get some rocks protruding from beneath for various reasons, in which case you might get some other igneous and metamorphic rocks like gabbro and granite. As for mineral resources, iron is the most obvious one, although you can still have some degree of gold, silver, copper, zinc, and lead, perhaps more common in the west since it is not as eroded.

>>37328466
I like terraria, maybe I will use ideas from it then.

>>37328569
This is extremely useful! Thank you, I was thinking about how things like Climate and soil would effect a society so this helps a lot!

Also do not forget
THIS WORLD IS /VT/
So any lore and interactions you make should be inspired/analogous of actual events and happenings your thread had been through
Like how writing thread started as abuse thread, /ybc/ went missing until divegrass brought them back, /rumina/ was founded as a holo thread before becoming what it is now

>>37328591
I also personally am a major fan of pallasite. One of the most beautiful meteorites/asteroids filled with olivine crystals.

>>37299812
I am actually just going to publish this since it is useful. put it with the other climate anaylsis please!
https://rentry.org/fghrt

>>37328686
it looks like honeycomb candy
yum

>>37328722
It is mostly iron with the core being hardened and crystallized. Only a few hit the earth so they rare. If you want to go with other asteroids then note that asteroids are exposed to radiation unlike earth which has protective layers against it.

>>37328527
I am here, cannot say I am qualified to give you perfect answers but I will do my best.

>>37328641
Well, they play a pretty huge role since your society will have to eat something, and said something will most likely come from the soil and nurtured by the climate. In /moon/'s case, its land is not the most productive in terms of agriculture, but the open grassland across the country should be home to many animals that can provide food and other animal products. Some crops did manage to survive in climates like that, though, especially once things like fertiliser and irrigation comes into play. Depending on your ecozone, you might be able to grow things like maize, sorghum, cassava, and maybe yam as staple crops. Date palms might also be able to grow in the west.

By the way. Speaking of olivine specifically, does anyone know of the event in Hawaii where that shit was raining from the sky? LITERAL RAINING PRETTY GEMS

I have a ridiculous idea: An astroid or something hit our moon, which caused part of the moon to break off and hit /moon/.
>>37328686
space love!
>>37328791
Thank you! I think I will use you later then, you do owe me for trolling me lmao.

>>37328855
It is not that ridiculous - we have a bunch of those on Earth, and some probably even coming from other planets like Mars. The issue is that they are invariably very small asteroids.

>>37328787
so... I cant eat it?
>>37328855
That's a bit... extreme
A huge chunk that big would cause a disaster

In the early pioneer days of the thread, some speculation on /moon/ lore is that you and /pagi/ migrated over from space. And since ID gen 1 threads/discussion has existed since /jp/, before the split, you guys could pick the 'ancient civ' card

>>37328917
Would it be possible for it to be the size of an asteroid? I can just use the cool rule!

>>37328671
Should but not always required. Not every thread has a very defined culture or history, sometimes chuuba lore is all one can really work off of.

>>37328974
Does it have to be Vitubia's moon? For example, it could just be one from far away, remnants of another moon or something.

>>37328974
Asteroids come in all sizes, although the thing is that they invariably land on the planet at a *very* high speed so they have a tendency to break apart. Picrel is the largest piece of meteorite that we know.

>>37329061
>>37329063
Well ok! I just realize it could be terrible if the moon of this planet got messed up. I will have a holy moon rock!

Side note olivine is used for making peridot. So when that Hawaiian volcano erupted, some of those fuckers got rich. Volcano bros are blessed and cursed at the same time.

>>37329104
Well, the moon is *big*, so it can afford to lose some rocks from impact. Earth's moon has been bombarded for billions of years and it barely makes a dent (figuratively speaking).

>>37329104
I have a lewd but interesting idea. Jannies remove two giant pieces of a moon from far away that are shaped like tits and place them next to each other in the middle of /moon/. Your thread loves moonas moons and now they are in your nation. How about that?

>>37329274
holy shit that is a great idea and is what I am now doing!

>>37329342
why is Mooners in the toilet?

>>37329408
idk! But i like the picture.

Moonafic, this comes from one of our greatest minds, the legendary meatbro. See if you like this concept.

/jp/ era
Moonafics had their home on the moon
But when the split happened, the section with the population broke off
And was exiled on the planet's surface by custodians

>>37329493
That is a great idea! But... I don't think we are aliens... It makes more sense for pagi than us... Will have to leave this idea to them instead!

>Live look at Pagi.

>>37329561
It's not that you're aliens, during /jp/ times the Moonafic ancestors were able to colonise the Moon. Well /jp/'s moon at the time
So when the /jp/-/vt/ split happen, jannies wont let you guys off the hook and forcibly ripped you off and threw you to the surface
alongside the tiddy hills Z mentioned
So you guys are an ancient civ, but has been nerfed after that

>>37329654
I now must do this. This is hilarious!
>>37329665
Oh I see, but I am unsure about how that stuff works so I will keep it in mind if that is fine!

>>37329274
This is fucking genius.

>>37329759
Are you actually going to make whatever iofi's fans are called Marvin the Martian style people?

>>37330170
kek, if Pagi comes back they don't have to keep it but i would like to have these aliens that worship iofi that look like him.

>>37329274
big titty space mountain is based nanora

So I was thinking about our map after Zetabros and hoshis suggestions. enjoy kek.

>>37330613
>rivers form a waistline
ZAMN!!

ok ok, I have a better map and a name! I will name cities after craters on the moon and other names of the moon.

>>37331855

>>37332112
I am a fed!

>>37328569
>I was under the impression that we are keeping the current climate arrangement and justifying it with different planetary perimeters but apparently every time it is brought up I got a different answer when it comes to the map.
Its an issue that would need to be voted on I think...
Besides, as they are close to the equator their climate wouldnt really change anyways

>>37333057
I'm not really sure that this would require a vote but we probably should add this climate thing as a seperate anchor and get what we're going to do for each nation sorted out nanora

>>37333657
cut my dick off nanora!!

>>37334118
Speaking of penial dismemberment, Artic, what do you think the general punishments the Candy Kingdom would do towards their own knights or foreign criminals nora?
If the Hime Vessel orders something done than I'm pretty sure the guilty can only hope that Hime called for a time and date and that they can convince her to call it off before then but in terms of general things like catching a bandit, a luknight's disobedience, and conspiring against other lords, how would we go about punishment? I can see indenture servitude or imprisonment for most crimes however I doubt that we'd employ torture regularly if at all or execute individuals. I assume those that seek to harm the Hime Vessel are subject to immediate execution or indefinite imprisonment nanora.

OGsuner, where are you at?

>>37299812
https://rentry.org/moon-lore
yay

>>37336804
Living with my parents has the curse of them grabbing me on a seconds notice and doing whatever the fuck they need for the past 7 hours. And I'm still not done.

>>37299812
/moon/ flag!

>>37337484
nice work!!!!! I like the intro and flag!!!!!

>>37338519
ty!!!! Thank you fellow moon nation. all of the lore docs scare me so I thought of something that no one else did to do!

>>37337484
Nice work! Refreshing to see a different style and someone going against the curve in a lore doc. Your lewdness is forgiven! kek.

>>37338743
TY!!! Happy you liked it!

PP here is what you must do to repay me! Make me a map! It needs to be to high standards like the other ones you do!

>>37339176
Sure.

ALRIGHT FUCKERS I AM NOW (hopefully) DONE WITH ALL MY SHIT!

SAPLING I FUCKING MISS YOU WE CAN DISCUSS THE STORY WHENEVER YOU WANT

MOONABRO I ALSO FUCKING MISSED YOU AND YOUR OSHIS AMAZING TITS! GOOD SHIT BY THE WAY

>>37338743
HOSHIBOI DO YOU FORGIVE MY LEWDNESS TOO?

Did I miss anyone?

>>37339431
Never. xD

>>37339431
where are you at with your story? I don't want to undermine our other writer but as far as I can see, you have been waiting for us for months irl.

>>37339431
Did you like Zetabros idea for the two moon mountains and my rivers kek??

>>37339660
I, for one, appreciated the design.

>>37339660
i fucking love it

>>37339596
yes i have waited literal months. And I didnt progress anything because I did not want to go crazy without your permission or display saplings in a way they are not meant to be. It is meant to be our story not just mine.

>>37339551
hoshi...why dont you like ass? you dont wanna shove your face in pic related?

I'm thinking something like
9 Super-Heavy Frigates
36 Classic Frigates
27 Sloops
Might be right for us. Here's where I'll ask for some help in making sure the numbers make sense.

>>37340236
Hoshi is a hygenic and honorable poster, feral squirrel ass is unhygienic and is often lacking in purity nanora.

>>37340236
It is our story, so tell me what is up.

>>37340236
You squirrels think of sex! And not even in a humorous manner like Moonafic! Lunaito has it right, rather uncouth and lacking true purity.

>>37340765
Well. As a recap we had my witch meet your shaman and we were discussing what it would take for Sherah to learn sapling magic. Obviously she feels that her entire nation depends on her so that should be taken into account.
>>37340931
Sex is art. Sex is amazing stress relief, immense pleasure when done right, and vital to maintaining the population. Have you seen how many naked statues ancient people had. The body happens to be a beautiful thing and its a fucking damn shame that we have to hide it for reasons other than to keep us warm.
>>37340420
>feral squirrel ass
The fuck you calling feral?

Alright moonafic, here is the map so hard. I wanted to kill myself drawing the hi- I mean rivers.

>>37341259
There is nothing wrong with sex or nudity in art. Sex is in general beautiful but you don't know what sex actually is.

>>37341476
Good! Now make sure to other regions too. Make it ringo kek

>>37341658
sigh fine.

>>37341658
this is hilarious. OG takes notes.

...................................

>>37342176
This is hilarious. I didn't know you were so good at lewd art PP.

>>37341835
Hurry up Map Slave, nanora!
>>37341514
>>37341259
Naaaa, indeed Hoshi. Sex is fair and wondrous however in /risu/ sex is made cheaper than a bag of nuts! Sex with Risuners is simply boring, there's no delicate foreplay like with a fair lunaito lady nor a carnivorous appetite to sate like with a Matsurisu festival lord, simply an animal's rut which grows so large as to impede their development and to allow their easy manipulation nora! You must do your sex reps if you want the foreign cooch!

>>37342234
EX FUCKING CUSE ME!? Since when did i say that risuners dont know what foreplay is? Have you forgotten that i have literally a decade worth of incest under my belt? If anything, risuners would be the BEST at sex in the world. This actually offended me a bit.

>>37342331
NO. It is us!

Terrain is pretty much done, will do touch up tomorrows but will just work on cities now.

>>37342821
And this is all I will do today. Moonafic, tell me what names you want, I could have placed more but didn't since I didn't know what names you wanted.

>>37343041
WOAH It looks so good! Star lakes? That's really really cool! I will get you names soon, thanks PP

>>37343103
You're welcome, it's the least I can do.

Also OG, I don't think your own experience has anything to do with Risuners being good at anything.

>>37342331
OG, your incestual pursuits aside, have you ever actually written about what risuner sex is like? As in the general way it happens nanora? Risuners have lots of sex but how does that equate to having lots of GOOD sex? Them having sex as a currency asks the question of how long most risuners last in intercourse, especially since a nut exchange can't really last very long since you need to get about your day afterwards. Is nut exchange sex different from leisure sex? You've been horribly lacking in representing how risuners bump uglies despite your coom brain OG.
There's no mystique or intrigue with the girl whose legs are loose who'd fuck for a buck but you'll tell stories about the elegant knight who passed blushing glances your way, held back by the conduct of her nation but with a heart full of yearning nanora.

>>37342331
I challenge your claim! We are certainly better than you, just read Alice's story! Risuner have a lot of sex but the sex is bad I heard, very poor performance!

>>37343295
It's very much true. Risuners are very bad at sex. Men have small pps and the women are loose I heard!

>>37343375
Risuners nut early, foreign woman are never satisfied and foreign men would do better by bedding their own hands nanora! this message sponsored by the Luknight Order of Virtue and Purity

How can Risuners be good at sex when they are just treerrats? Imagine thinking some tribals is good at sexy versus classy women found in our cities.

>>37343469
Never have sex with Risuners! Countless STDs, they smell like cum, and you would be better off with your own hands! Sponsored by the C.I.O.

I think we all can agree that Risuners are only useful for a quicky. hahahaha

>>37343507
>>37343571
>>37343203
>>37343295
>>37343626
Through mutual trolling upon the risuners we are brought together nanora, truly a wonderous thread this is.

i come back from lunch and exercise to this....what the fuck. Do I need to describe in exact detail how we have perfected our craft of nutting?

>be risuner
>have nonstop sex
>somehow pull 0 bitches

>>37343730
Do it, we are better regardless treerrat!

>>37343730
You do not need to!!! It is quite obvious it is not satisfying.

>>37343733
i always have my personal fuckbuddy. Seeing her tomorrow actually.
>>37343735
pic related
>>37343773
Explain this. How exactly? Let us discuss SEX!

>>37343730
I am very much interested, but I have no illusions. I would take Moonafics over Risuners any day.

>>37343867
Risuners aint shit lil bro coping!!!!

>>37343879
Truly, you are a man of culture Zeta bro. We must be best friends in this world.

>>37343879
Naaa, I gotta agree as a partial architect. Moona's got those wide hips and a squeezable tummy.
>>37343730
Unironically yes nanora, you made it a currency and you teach it in risuner schools, we gotta know those details nora.

>>37344072
He has schools for sex??? WHAT!!! OG, Risuners must be really really bad then!!!

I will have you fuckers know that even though risuner boobs probably arent moona sized, boobs are boobs. definitely enough to get a tit fuck out of them.
>>37344072
Consider it added to the list whenever sapling isnt around. Actually...sapling where the fuck are you?

>>37344114
DAAAAAAAAMN

>>37344156
I am here waiting for you to tell me what you need unless I missed it.

>>37344114
NIGGER HAVE YOU NEVER HEARD OF SEX ED IN IRL SCHOOLS!? NO WONDER YOU DONT GET PUSSY!

>>37344204

>>37344197
Oh shit. I remember I was literally about to post it but i got dragged into doing random shit again. Anyway I was going to say We are at the part where Sherah is right fucking there about to have a talk with your magical boi. Discussion about what saplings want, risuners want, and how the deal shall go down. Note that Sherah believes her entire nation is depending on her so I would take that into consideration. But its whatever you want to do.

>>37344247
get fucked. oh wait you cant

>>37344299
I think our first thought is that she must be very naive to presume her nation will be destroyed or that we wonder why exactly this great magic you have isn't protecting you and why you need our stuff to get it to work. I have made it clear before that I really don't know how important the gems are to us and I looked over the list and I am not sure how exactly this adds up. What do you have with you at the moment?

>>37344446
Naive? Probably yes. But she would tell you everything. Our gems take a very long time to produce and it would take 50 years to ensure we have enough to use regularly. She has no idea of how sapling magic works or how powerful it is. She has only heard of walking trees that can fight as well as this magical aura that keeps people out or they turn into plants. To have a similar effect in /risu/ would be her ideal dream. She would be sure to take either one or a few of each one, prioritizing the ones she believes would be useful to you. Emeralds would be the one you would like presumeably.

>>37344626
Emeralds are actually what we do not want because it messes with the harmony in nature. Our magic types are very different, imo. I really need to think this over again because I do want to help you out, but I also don't know how feasible this is unless you are giving us gemtrees or something.

By the way, Cosmere bros would I spoil myself in Rythm of War if I looked up a list of Knight's Radiant Orders?

>>37344720
Giving you gemtrees would be a reluctance, but she would do it if there were no other option. But lets talk about saplings. Your people need to kill to eat food. Either that or pick fruit from trees, bushes, etc. And you need to make your homes out of something right? I thought about how you do not like the idea of chopping down trees but you do need firewood correct? This and a few other details about what sapling truly value. I know some saplings are plants when they evolve into trees and shit too and sadly, risuners simply cannot do that. We are talking about a trade between plants and animals who of course are very different.

>>37345023
I am sure you understand why this is hard for us as well. We sort of have extremely different societies and ways of life. let me think on this a bit.

>>37345196
I am POSITIVE something can be arranged. Ill wait for an answer from you. I have a lot of different ideas in case you can think of nothing.

Risuners literally are niggers
>sex obssessed tribals
>easy to enslave
>colonizable with pretty glass beads.

>>37320433
Won’t that mean only those special trees can grow in /vnug/ in that case though? I like my trees…

>>37346911
>easy to enslave
with their massive allies and them arming up like crazy? Boi you dont know shit

>>37347001
Its too late, so many risuners are enslaved everywhere.

>>37346952
doesnt your magic scare trees?

>>37347547
The Quavers supposedly got their names from being so good at magic they can make the trees quaver on command but they don’t literally scare trees. Most parts of /vnug/’s pretty heavily forested

All this squirrel bullying and I somehow missed it? Dafuq am I doing with my life?

>>37348359
Most of the worlds slaves are risuners.

>>37337484
A great way to do an introduction! Good work!

>>37342176
But.. Rivers don't bifurcate unless it's a delta, and this bifurcation is too far from the coast to be a delta.

>>37348478
You can breed them like livestock

>>37346911
>>37347052
>>37348478
damn even schizochama is on it. he usually doesnt target me.

>>37340386
Ah that's similar to what I have in my notes, just additionally accounting for the Republic being older. Might add a couple of ships of the line there too. Half a dozen 2nd or 3rd rates maybe.

Also, about that dilating the time conversion thing, what should the rate be adjusted to? 4 months every girl day?

>>37348673
>girl day
irl day

>>37348647
Sex spam is old news tree rat, time to make sex lore.

>>37348627
Thats the best part. They dont have many kids at home but in chattel its way easier

>>37348620
I know very well; unfortunately this is what was desired. Could be canals.

How do you guys like your Risuner slaves? The younger ones are less rowdy but they tend to beg more often and I can't have that kinda shit in my kennels.
Also branding preferences?

>>37348673
>>37348764
>ships
Sounds alright by me.
Further modificated to
4 Battle Line Ships
9 Super Heavy Frigates
42 Classic Frigates (2nd and 3rd rates included)
27 Sloops
Sounds about right for a battle/raider/merchant fleet, I do think that some of the older ships might be cut off so more resources could be invested in the newer ships, and that some of the numbers might be reduced because of that.
>time conversion
Honestly I don't know, I stopped thinking about time conversions a while ago. I do know that the deadbeat is the one that's been more involved in that conversation. My main worry is that it may be too fast or something.

>>37349310
I like them working the fields. I just need to have some dick provided for them and they are more than happy to toil

>>37349592
Believe it or not, I heard someone was looking to buy a risuner virgin so I put a few of my younger ones in chastity cages.
Put some of the others in cages too for keks and I let em out once a week if they work hard enough, it's been decently effective, less work on my part and more obedience on theirs.

>>37350233
Is that so? They must fetch a pretty penny, might adopt those tactics myself. One other great use i found for them was to show them that Risu wants them to be slaves to me like they are slaves to her. Using their horniness, i can get 10x the work from them by just shouting Cum Zone, Sex and other memes. Would recommend to familiarize them when they are young with this as boy, my cotton business is booming.

>>37348673
10 years per IRL month? Hmm, this seems sensible, but also a fair bit faster than what we naturally settled on purely based on speed of plot, I think. If we say we're currently around 1140 VTE, that would put us at around 1/10th of a year per day. While that's what we ended up with, it does feel a bit too slow. Maybe 2 months per irl day, as a middle point?

>>37351168
All of this is pointless considering the date gets changed by vote

>>37350477
Ok samefag now your just being too retarded. Risuners fucking hate slavery for obvious reasons. It was funny watching you have a convo with yourself for a bit but my fucking god i think my head actually hurts from the sheer amount of stupid.

>>37350477
Very smart use of the culture for maxinum efficiency and very minor effort, I'll need to try it out with my batch since it sounds like a good way to cut down on training. Probably wouldn't even need those hounds to chase down runaways all things considered but its a fun pass time on the occasion.
Also yea, the price fluctuates a decent bit but I guess the rarity of a virgin squirrel is enough to make it worth the cost.

I'm going to go ahead and research Monsoon crops anyway. On one hand Monsoon isn't that good for root vegetables due to flooding and fungus. On the other hand Monsoon is great for water intensive veggies and fruits.

>>37351447
We arent samefagging kek.
>>37351644
Excellent. I have heard there is a great demand for the virgins in the Caliphate. Risky but profitable.

>>37351336
Well it's to compress the time so things that happened in the board can be reflected in the world while following a relatively consistent timeline. Like say the wave of kronii related schizos wouldn't have to happen more than 200 years into the future, same as /meat/'s exile, which would be closer to what founder wrote. But there is a reason why there's an adjusted date and converted date. You don't have to follow the converted time for every event but it helps to translate things that happen on this board to the world.

>>37351820
Those melon heads are good partners when you know what to say, haven't been paying attention to the cotton market over there but there's gotta be a surplus, maybe reselling for cheap could be a good idea but I'll have to see.

>>37351168
perhaps, but it would also mean that at least 35 years have passed since the vote date. Maybe we go the uh real half way point and have the conversion be 45 days. (I got ~37 days if we are calculating it backwards from 1140)

>>37349451
Oh 2nd and 3rd rates are ships of the line. Ships higher than 5th rates, in the RN system are ships of the line, and those below are either frigates or sloops(unrated).
So:
~6 ships of the line (2nd-3rd rates)
9 heavy frigates (single deck, >40 gun)
36 frigates
27 sloops, specialized ships not included.

>>37353868(me)
oops >50 guns
So basically one of the original 6 frigates

>>37353868
>>37353955
Well then, it shall be those corrected numbers.
Super Heavy Frigates are a bit different from normal heavy frigates too. Keep that in mind.

>>37354254
The details can probably be worked out later, especially when hoshi rep works out how the rating/ranking system of the Principality works.
And yeah the 6 frigates in real life are built as super heavies as they are all armed with long 24-pounders.

Who has the best boats?

>>37354952
They fear the Graham Cracker Ship nanora

>>37354952
That's like timeloop material #6
you have about 7 or more threads involved in that argument

Also, would it need to be magicked or could there be sniper muskets?

>>37355374
Rifles are a thing. Even if they aren't common in armies they are popular as hunting tools. However telescopic scope making only really became a thing in around mid 19th century, when production methods and quality of glasses improved, together with improvements in the ballistics performance of small arms (which can utilise the magnifying power of the scopes). There were documented cases of experimental small rifled cannons having scopes in the late 18th century, but they went nowhere, partly due to them being too "advanced" but also that they do not fulfill any roles that are deemed missing. Most people just rely on simple iron sights. Though sporting or hunting guns often have more elaborate sights.

>>37356108
>Most people just rely on simple iron sights
kino

>>37356448
the M/28-30 also had a much more sophisticated, adjustable iron sight than rifles in the mid-late 18th century.

>>37356108
I think risuners would prefer hunting rifles. Bigger calibur i think would be preferred to take down bigger animals. Range isnt too much of an importance due to the large amount of forest/jungle

We should bring back that vtwbg un concept just so we can all take turns killing them over and over again nanora

>tried writing a folklore for /vnug/
>it won’t make much sense without context
>tried writing the context as a story first
>it came out as discount Pomerlane
>still doesn’t make much sense
Why am I like this

>>37359041
Post the folklore so we can give some pointers maybe?

>>37354952
774

>>37359041
vnug boi....

>>37359120
Maybe once I’m done… though I don’t think I can write 5 chapters of it, let alone 50

>>37359178
Hello!

>>37359401
how about....and this is just my idea. Start with just 1 chapter?

...I want to iterate again that /jp/ was a mix of fantasy sci-fi and high fantasy. While it had what can be think of as hyper-advanced technology like mechs most chuuba worshipping cultures or states are pure fantasy or magical, from the last time we talked about this. And the technology made in /jp/ also relies on /jp/ chuubanite(or its equivalent).

>>37359642
I guess I can write them in a manner that each can be read as a separate short story or something… to be honest that would probably be how people record character tales in /vnug/ too just in songs and poems because they are better writers than I am

>>37359650
I think /jp/ uses a different magic system entirely
Since they dont 'worship' their primary concepts
You dont see the jav and gravurefags being as fundie as the average unicorn holobrony

>>37359867
We didn't go there last time and I think so, yeah. So would /jp/ only have one magic system or did the current /vt/ magic system evolve naturally to coexist with the /jp/ system, before most chuuba worshippers got dumped to Vitubia?

>>37360072
I think that in its origin it was like the /jp/ system
Kizuna Ai and co are treated like any JP entertainer at the time
But the moment digital avatar tech became available for everyone on phones, and no longer reliant on expensive hardware, the floodgates opened.
Indies and new startups, this boom and the massive fanbase explosion is when the schism starts

>>37299782
what the fuck is this retarded larpshit? how is this vtubing related?

>>37361870
VTUBER WORLDBUILDING GENERAL.
VTUBER.
come on get with the program.

Naval ensign of /who/. Not sure which one to go with.

>>37364823
Based on the Noctua constellation btw. Also I changed the bottom color to the current flag and it looks nicer instantly. However I'm still unsure which shape combination to use.

>>37364823
>>37365033
Do we even have the same constellations in the world?
Anyways, I like the second design more.

>>37364823
Right one looks nicer imo. Having one "major" star and several "lesser" identical stars looks nicer than 3 different types.

>>37365033
>>37365154
Are we in the constellation deciding arc nanora?

>>37365154
Uh I just assume we have the same solar system and thus almost exactly the same stars in our world.

>>37366096
I tried to search for the apparent magnitude of the stars that make up Noctua and I can only understand like 20% of the information. So even if we were to do so it's not really up to me.

You cant stop me from eating risuner hookers

chumbud here, do we live underwater yet?

>>37366817
No that starts at about the year 3000, nit much else has changed by then though.

>>37366817
You know, that never did end up fully developed. Why don't you write it?

>>37366817
I think you guys did partially, basically the underwater ones are racist shrimp nationalist and the ones on the surface are chill

>>37366817
You the touristbud from a while ago? Either way, nah, noone picked up where he left off, so no lore has been made about ggg so far.

>>37366801
Jack the ripper story when? Chop chop get on it.

>>37366817
I think touristbud planned chumbuddies to be cute half-shrimp people at least.

Chapter 1: The day I met Mr. bump

Naval jack of /who/

/who/ Naval Jack

>>37367281
Write it yourself. We all know your just samefagging your hatred of squirrels anyway. Not like you have anything better to do anyway since /rrat/ rep BTFOd you a few days ago

>>37370109
Man, something seems to have really gotten in your nerves.

>>37370109
>a few days ago
OG I'm pretty sure that was yesterday

>>37370297
Squirrel brain pls understand

>>37370531
At least i don't have to resort to having a conversation with myself

>>37370109
Oh man, have I finally obtained the fabled status of living rent free in someone's head? That wasn't me btw, mate.

Hi I'm back. I didn't realize how long it had been since I last posted. Anyway I've created a rentry that will include the final drafts of my /ggg/ lore. So far I've done architecture and it mainly focusses on how coral is used to build
https://rentry.org/6hvn3h
I also added a bit to the old outline rentry
https://rentry.org/n27ck
I still want to add more on appearance of shrimps, culture, and religion eventually. I also want to try and write these faster. Hopefully I can manage to do one a week. Let me know if theres anything I should change or add to either of the rentrys

>>37372013
Good stuff, chumbud, glad to have you back. One thing That caught my eye was
>Sharks are revered and considered holy creatures
How would this work with shark attacks? Would the victim(if it survives) have any special recognition or status granted to it(idk "Ooo the holy shark spared you, you must be special" kinda deal or something), or would they be punished if they tried to defend themselves when they were attacked. Would they even be attacked? Do you have any special connection to the sharks?

>>37372323
I was thinking about how cows are sacred in India and just changed it to sharks. But if someone were attacked by a shark, the shark could be fought off just not killed. I think because Shrimps are roughly people sized most sharks wouldn't bother with fighting one. That also opens up a whole possibility with Gawr (evil red Gura) being connected to shark attacks, kind of like Satan being connected to evil

>>37354952
/rumina/

>>37372675
I see, yea if they are that large, most sharks probably wouldn't bother. Also good thinking with the red Gura connection. Always liked that bit of Gura's lore, looking forward to what you do with it.

>>37372013
Oh, nice to see you again! It's good to finally get all those elements in an archived document, this'll be a useful reference. I wonder what theologists think about there being the concepts of both the Last Chumbud and the Last Deadbeat in the religions, something to do with the shared pantheon. Also looking forward to red Gura lore!

>>37372944
>>37373091
Thanks! I have some more free time now and I really want to put more time into this and flesh it out

Chapter 2: Mr bump got suspended

Alright made a second design. Rep which one do you prefer? Please do take in mind it's for the Navy.

A storm is approaching...

>>37378172
I am the storm