/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>66757303
CURRENT PROMPTS

>Clothing
What does the average Joe wear daily? Any formal dress impacted by tradition/culture? 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's your nation's current goals now. What are you trying to aim for your development? Would said development make your people happy?

TODO list:
nail down the overall map

>>66754960
You can just tell them Cameron just lifted everything in avatar from Dune but he swapped the sand for water.

https://rentry.org/vtwbg2-vnuglore
So I wrote something when I let my chuuni self out

>>66757887
It has similarity but things are treated differently

>>66758941
I love how you reuse the gold and silver from the ships, very fun. Gotta love a scepter MacGuffin. Nice way to have the people pilgrim across the various biomes of the land to finally arrive to a place where they can be comfortable.
That Kubla Khan poem is kino, it's getting my creative juices flowing a bit.
>happiness has to be fought for
Vaguely reminds me of this song.
https://youtu.be/SiEAz1TDm1c

>>66759318
I read a lotta stuff so I decided to see what would happen if I cramp them all in. The scepter’s something I took from Inca although the cave vista’s more inspired by Aztec myth
The founding myth itself’s a bit of a PL reference although at the same time since I strung both versions of /vnug/ history in the mythic past, I feel it makes sense that the thing the people want the most is stability and happiness, a place to finally call home

>>66759734
Oh Aztec stuff? Neat. Kinda fun how vnug1 took some viking elements from the aztec-viking /meat/ society, while this one is going with aztec elements.
Yeah, I feel that. I think my founding myth will weave in stuff from various hellish mythologies instead of some real civilization, probably mostly mesopotamian and greek hells because they've got a lot going on and the former is kinda underrated. Plus obviously that special Mori touch. Still thinking about the details though.

Late night bump

You shall have the protection from bumpgods if you can satisfy my question:
What is the lore behind old map turning to this new map?

>>66763015
Somebody released world-ending Catalog Storms and it warped the landscape and the denizens to be what it is today.

some pics from /lig/ OP's make me like the idea of /lig/ chuubas living with a population of blue skinned /lig/gers who're considered second class citizens but like in a nice way.
>>66763015
The rise of Gura bait threads along with multiple yabs from NijiEN and Idol caused a sudden rise in schizophrenia that reacted with the rising use of chuubanite based technology, the arrrival of Advent was a kind of breaking point with Bijou acting as a conceptual anchor for chuubanite as a rock (the most prominent form), Fuwamoco acting as a conceptual anchor for the concept of twins(in addition to the idea of travel from the residual aspects and qualities of their past lives), Shiori acting as a conceptual anchor for archiving(and a magnet for schizophrenia), and Nerissa acting as a conceptual anchor for songs which at first was innocuous but would eventually be the catalyst for the Vitubian Schizophrenian Cataclysm.
Using the combined concepts of these chuubanite variants, accompanied by the overarching idea of Advent being the dawn of something new and unheard of, without meaning to, chuubanite autist caused the world to conceptually split into several parts, these could be refrenced as the multiple settings and deviances from the original canon such as the space setting and all that. While split from an original world, all worlds exist in their totality losing nothing from this split and maintaining a consistent history independent of Vitubia. This new setting, vtwobia or vitubia 2 is one of those new settings which arose from the cataclysm.

Freshly baked morning. I have a word of the day: Capybara.

>>66757303
I think having those rough climate maps as a ritual post would also be pretty helpful for anyone just looking in, dunno how much of the thread's ips are from individual posters using multiple devices out of convenience but I suspect there are at least a few lurkers checking in occasionally and the rough climate+the height map would be pretty helpful to them in terms of understanding where we're going right now, maybe also that faction map as well even though its not really an official thing

volcano bros?

>>66769676
Patiently waiting for someone who knows more about tectonics to show what regions of the world has a high density of volcanic activity

>>66769676
https://youtu.be/vXdvk65euq4

worldbuilding

>>66770068
In my world, anti-land is volcano central.
Aka Negazion.

>>66770628
incoming

>>66757887
I was never very impressed by the specbio in Dune, but I guess I only read the first book

Eruption in my pants bump!

>>66769676

Cultures!

For the most part, its one nation per culture, with some exceptions.
Savan, owing to how there are many kinds of animals in it, have four cultures inhabiting it: the mammal people, the rodents, the birds, and the insects. All with their own language: Ruthenian for the mammals, Japanese for the birds, MesoAm for the insects, and Rodents hopping between English and Japanese.

Polarian language is just straight up English. Notable areas outside Polaria are a sizable part of Canas in Nero Eterna and part of Tempus Rock in Diarnuit.
Speaking of Diarnuit, there's the main divide of the west with its dwarves and the east with its elves.

>>66769676
Mine are located mostly near the red land on the map in >>66776383.

There's a dormant one dead center almost of the mainland, west of the lake there. A god gone cuckoo would change that however as his last gambit in his war, and attempts to superpower an eruption to sear most of the mainland.

Okinasai.

>>66771907
The sandworm biology is pretty peak, but I guess that's basically most of the spec bio in there. Also I don't recall how much was revealed by the end of the first book... was their role in the arrakis ecosystem mentioned in what you read?

>>66770628
Yes

>>66779848
Uhhh... maybe? I vaguely remember a little twist near the end where they mention that theres actually a lot of water under the sands or something?

>>66781167
Yeah, I don't think it went into a lot of detail, but probably in the next book (or maybe god-emperor of dune?) it goes deep into the life cycle of the worms, how they impact the amount of water available on Arrakis, how spice is actually produced, bioengineering shenanigans to manipulate it all... it went pretty deep and tied into the narrative nicely, but the payoff on all that came pretty late.

>>66770068
I can tell you that long spaghetti of an island choc and pink are on is almost certainly right on a faultline. Lots of shaking going on there, probably.

Fun fact. The frequency of earthquakes affect the architecture of that area. Japan for example makes their palaces out of wood, bamboo, and paper. Why? Because stone is expensive and it crumbles in earthquakes. If your palace is going to fall apart a lot then naturally you will want to use easier to gather materials to repair it. Not to say stone wasn't used. It was used for the walls where you needed the most defense.

I think. I'm just going by memory.

New vDriver Install just dropped:

Pomu Rainpuff
>Nature: Fairy
>Origin: Lazulight, PomuTori
>Lv 1 - Idolism - Passive - No Cost - At the start of an encounter, you can declare a Nature. Installs in all units (including you) with that Nature gain +1 Bonus Level. However, your Installs with that Nature cannot provide a Sync Bonus.
>Lv 2 - Proliferation - Active - 10 Drive - Target any unit. Randomly choose an Install of that Target that has a non-Fairy Nature. That Install's Nature(s) become "Fairy" until the end of the encounter.
>Lv 3 - High Energy - Active - 4 Drive - Increase all allies' Drive by 2d4. If they have the Regen condition, it immediately activates.
>Lv 4 - Hype Up - Active - 40 Drive - [FN] Remove a Condition from the Target and increase their Drive by 4d6+PRE. If they have no Conditions after this, Apply [Regen] (2t) to that unit.
>Lv 5 - Ritualism - Passive - No Cost - Once per turn, during your turn, you can use an Active ability for only half of its Drive cost, but if you do, it does not take effect until the end of your next turn.

>>66785219
Something something "bend, don't break". Basically how skyscrapers are made earthquake resistant in modern architecture as well.

>>66785294
Did you end up making a list of Natures? Also, can you declare any Nature with idolism?

>>66785512
You can declare any Nature with Idolism, yes.
There isn't an exhaustive list of Natures, because I'm not that good at predicting the future. I can put together a list of the Natures that already exist in some capacity, though:
>AI, Alien, Angel, Beast, Devil, Demon, Dragon, Dutch, Fairy, Golem, Horror, Idol, Illustrator, Insect, Mage, Nurse, Oni, Reaper, Robot, Vocalist, Witch

>>66785294
Waipaa! Faiya Faiya Tora Tora Kara Kina Tora Taiga, Dare Taiga!

>>66767451
I dig it, that's my headcanon. Our hiatus did overlap with some earth-shattering vtubing events.

>>66758941
i like the way that words of long-lost technology devolved, like silver and gold from spaceship multi-layer insulation, very esoteric sounding. where in the new map do you think this cave is?
and what language would they speak

I was running into this issue where it seemed no matter what I did, people always seemed to turn to nomadism as the population of a group grew. Took me a while to realize that the reason people stopped moving around was agriculture; agriculture lets you access more food for a given area, but you have to stay in the same place to put the agriculture infrastructure in place. As a result, the location where you currently are ends up having more food than the unsettled surrounding land, which is your incentive to stop moving around. That's why that's the first tech in civilization.

so we got a /vtwbg/ multiverse now?
>Vitubia 1
>Vitubia 2
>Space Vitubia
>VT tower
>>66776383

>>66794485
We've had an AU thing for a while, even back in the day there was Era After. Plus I kinda count that fog lands anon, his stuff is pretty cool.

>>66794485
>you now realize that /vt/ Tower predates /vtwbg/ by quite a while

>>66795471
I kinda feel like /vt/ Tower is a spiritual offshoot of bizarro /vt/, in the creative writing exercise feeling.

>>66767451
In the realm of threads and yabs, a tale unfolds,
Gura bait weaving, NijiEN stories being told.
Chuubanite technology rising, a symphony of hues,
Schizophrenia dances, sparked by the advent news.

Bijou, a rock amidst the chaos, stands,
An anchor for chuubanite in diverse lands.
Fuwamoco, twin concept's embrace,
Journeying through past lives, leaving a trace.

Shiori, archivist magnet, pulls history near,
A whisper of schizophrenia, a presence to fear.
Nerissa, the catalyst for melodic storms,
Songs innocuous, yet a cataclysm transforms.

Advent, the dawn of the unseen,
Chuubanite autists, unwittingly keen.
Worlds conceptually split, a cosmic divide,
Settings diverse, from the original they hide.

Space unfolds, a setting anew,
Deviances from canon, a colorful view.
Yet in totality, worlds remain,
Consistent histories, their essence retained.

Vitubian Schizophrenian Cataclysm's embrace,
A birth of vtwobia, a novel space.
Unheard of, unprecedented, a world untold,
In the tapestry of threads, its story unfolds.

>>66798805
I think AI poet really likes the phrase "story unfolds", I feel like I've seen it before.

>general revives during the VTL prep season after being dead for 3 months

>>66801436
>It's not possible for a thread to die during the holiday season, and then come back later

>>66801436
It's gonna be a complete embarrassment when they made a big show of it being their last one in the last season kek can't wait to see it

Reminder to punch your emotional support bread dogs.

>>66801436
the team's VTL caretakers had nothing to do with this reboot, surprisingly
I'm still happy about it though

>>66801905
Oh fuck off with this

>>66802095
But that's how you knead their dough.

>>66802029
Are they still around?

>>66802313
Ofc they are

>>66794469
I just remembered early agriculture is about river farming. The Egyptians made a calendar based on which months the Nile river would move. You'd farm the dry riverbed before it floods again. Then you rotate to the next dry riverbed. But generally agriculture stays in a local area.

>>66760084
I don’t think /vnug/ gonna be too heavily Aztec-inspired although the Mayan revival architecture’s admittedly pretty cool. Maybe it’ll go well with the underground part since my brain worm kinda put me in a death cult mood
wow that line came out wrong

>>66769676
Volcanos are nice! I wonder if /vnug/ would have a lotta active volcanos

>>66793752
I think most of the cave entrances would be in the treeless highland since there are fewer trees in the way. It’s also drier up there so the karst terrain won’t be completely eroded like in the lowland. Nowadays though I think they’re just everywhere
As for language I guess I’ll stick to the Korean-Norse mixture I made up before since I don’t have a better idea. I guess it ends up being more fitting now since the new gen has 2 girls from Scandinavia

>>66801221
Yeah it does that when I dont tell it to follow some sort of style. Makes me wonder where it picked it up from

>>66803470
Sometimes a river drying up or a tectonic shift can reveal ancient fossils and structures. I remember the dinosaur craze in the 1990s how every kid wanted a pet dinosaur. At least until they found out they can. Then they lost interest. Turns out a modern dinosaur is the humble chicken. At least they're cute. Your neo-Aztech movement could be modern culture trying to copy ancient trends whether they understand them or not. I'm seeing a revival in 18th century cooking where I live. Though most of it is Mexican cousine.

>>66758941
Upon the starry seas they sailed,
The /vnug/ people, their destiny unveiled.
Summoned by a goddess-queen's divine decree,
To find a promised land, a home where they'd be free.

Gold and silver ships adorned the waves,
A quest for a haven, their souls to save.
In the lush, green forest, the sun's gentle kiss,
They built their first home, a place of bliss.

Yet, shadows crept beneath the trees,
Fierce wildlife roared, brought them to their knees.
Plagues and beasts, a relentless fight,
Their bodies molded for another land's light.

Abandoning their homes of gold and silver sheen,
To the treeless highland, a refuge unforeseen.
Scorching days and freezing nights,
Shelter for the battered in the mountain's heights.

Desolation ruled the barren land,
No food to feed the desperate band.
In pleading tones, they asked their queen,
For a glimmer of hope, a sight unseen.

With sorrow in her divine eyes, she wept,
A scepter of gold and silver she adeptly crept.
Enchanted with power, a beacon of rest,
Pointing the way, a journey's bequest.

"Happiness must be fought for," she declared,
In perilous journeys, courage bared.
Through trials and tribulations, their fate unknown,
The /vnug/ people ventured forth, seeds of hope sown.

In the spirit of Byron's verses so grand,
The saga of /vnug/ echoes across the land.
Myth and struggle, a tapestry unfurls,
As they navigate the cosmic seas, their fate twirls.

>>66804596
>spoiler
Hehe…
I don’t think the previous vnuglands would have a very Aztec aesthetics but that does give me some ideas!

>>66807600
I don't mean it as literal Aztecs. That was old /meat/ I think. I mean someone comes across some old blueprints or recipes from the old world. They try to replicate it. Then what they make is successful.

>>66808104
man, the /meat/ aztec lore was actually really cool
I spent so much time trying to feed it into chatgpt but the bot fucking hated the idea of slavery and killing humans, kek

>>66807600
Ah, that's what was missing. Some dinosaurs, excellent.

>>66812907
In a lot of fantasy games dragons are evolved from dinosaurs or dinosaurs are a species of dragon. I've been playing a stupid amount of Dragon Quest Monsters lately. Though in Chrono Cross the dragons came from an alternate timeline where Reptites (dinosaur men) defeated the humans.

>>66813812
>dinosaur men

Sounds an awful lot like Jurard...

Okinasai

>>66815675
In an original fantasy setting I had dragons evolve from dinosaurs into their own species. On their own they learned chemistry. By chemistry I mean they learned how fire burns and what fire effects around it. And to have that understanding of chemistry eventually leads to language and math. Dragons grew smaller brains but their brains were folded and wrinkled. They even grew multiple brain systems for their big bodies. The downside was leading to a very long childhood but in return dragons had very long lives. The newer world dragons lost having strong impenetrable bodies in favor of more specialized bodies attuned to their environments. Like sea dragons losing wings in favor of flippers for example.

These were remnants of a dead project I had a very long time ago. Won't go into detail. But the idea was a what-if scenario if the K-2L extinction event didn't happen. How would dinosaurs evolve into beings of sentience?

>>66802688
Yeah, I'll probably need to generate some kind of river simulation/layer, since they're a really huge part of picking a settling location and farming productivity.

>>66803470
I love a nice death cult!

>>66818116
Long-term what if spec evo scenarios are fun, I like that one where cephalopods take the niches of mammals.

Do you think we'll have airships in tne new world? I thought about an idea where the world was flooded and everyone had to build ships to survive or live underground below the seas in subterrainea. It could probably be used for a tabletop game session scenario.

>>66822662
I love a great flood apocalypse. Based on last thread's chat on technology, I don't see why not.

>>66820799
Literally Splatoon elmao

>>66818116
I'd argue they were already sentient as dinos, they just got smarter evolving into dragons. Over time, through mating, there became different kinds of dragon, including people like Coco.

Jurard then would be some kinda weird combo, a perfect mingling of past and present.

>>66823432
What's the advantage of evolving big fat dragon tats and hips?

>>66823289
I was thinking of Mega Man Legends but Victorian era steam punk with blimp airships and heavy mech suits. Again would be a nice setting for a tabletop game.

Man, things are about to speed up.
https://cover-corp.com/en/news/detail/20240116
This really sucks, I liked her, what the hell happened?

>>66825256
...Fuck... I don't think I'll be awake to bump.

>>66826410
Gen 1 is gonna have a stream, hopefully more info comes out there. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oE8HLVwpimA

>>66826410
Leave it to the friendly SEAtist to dew it

Man...why Meru, why?!

>>66829470
This pic is nostalgia.

>>66829713
sure is

>>66825256
What happens to banpire country?

>>66833917
The blonde triarchy must be in shambles, who knows if it can stand with 2/3rds of its pantheon.

>>66825256
damn this is so sad.
i dont think anyone really wanted this to happen, she deserves more for all that she's been through bros.
>>66833917
Reverse solar eclipse catches them off guard

>>66833917
vaporized into ashes by the power of the sun.
Left with nothing but empty castles devoid of life, as if all of its citizen disappeared overnight

CLEAR

well I guess its fine since Mel never really had much lore anyways...

>>66757303
cool

need to go to work
no time for mourning, would appreciate a lasting lore blurb about the fall of Count Yozora, banpire's being literal semon demons that lurked the realm is a fun idea
dont let thread die

>>66833917
Anti kinpatsu ranger is back at it again

>>66848734

>>66837346

hump

>>66854976
if you insist

>>66855485
osa sucia

>>66757303
yo

Back up you go

>>66848574
There was just not enough semen...

>>66863259
clearly we need to contribute with more frequency

>>66863259
>there aint enough cum for the two of us

>>66866167
A Tale of Two Mels

>>66866167
guess it comes with the name...

>>66870361
oh people were cuming to both names alright

I got another word of the day today: Airship

>>66873554
Fixed wing?
Rotary?
Lighter than air?
Propulsion method?

>>66873796
I like the idea of blimps would be used for air bases and aeroplanes would be used to travel between them.

>>66873554
God please no!

>>66873796
Dumb idea... flying wing X blimp. aircrafts would be developed earlier by taking the buoyancy of balloons with the simple construction of flying wings
https://www.aerosociety.com/publications/jah-the-westland-hill-pterodactyls/

ahhh forgor image

https://rentry.org/vtwbg2-vnuglore
So I wrote more

>>66877905
THATS SOME GOOD SHIT RIGHT THERE

>>66757303

>>66879090
Butts

>>66877178
Its for a flooded world AU.

>>66877905
Cool as hell, I can imagine ventilation is a huge concern in underground settlements, so that's a good thing to figure out. The idea of Shabestans is really neat, I didn't know about them but it makes a lot of sense. "Pumping" the air through by drawing it out with wind is pretty clever, I wonder how they came across that before fluid mechanics were figured out. I guess it makes some instinctive sense. Also neat how they're used to craft the soundscape of the cities, kinda like ambient music everywhere, that would be handy for setting scenes happening in them.
That quote from Invisible City caught me offguard, at first I thought that was an in-universe quote and taught "Italo Calvino? Interesting name, doesn't really sound vnugian" kek. It's a beautiful quote though, wonder if the book is a good read.

Conlanganon, are you around? Do you know anything about Sumerian, Akkadian or generally languages in the mesopotamian families? I'm thinking Vitwobian deadbeat language might draw from that a bit. Their Underworld mythology is pretty in-depth.

>>66886297
i wouldn't no shit for nothing about that, i don't deal in dead languages but i'm willing to learn a few things. do you need it to be a descendant of those languages (probably creole with another modern language, cause fuck it why not) or just a reconstruction?

conlangman are you available for DMs?

>>66887193
I'm mainly aiming to capture the "vibes" of that language for the parts of it that are thematic. I'm thinking in the past the "Ereshkigal's Bizarre Adventure" language would have been exclusively used by some clergical class, and then words from that language would have been adopted en-masse by the wider population, which had been using something else (probably one of the more general holo languages). So in the current day the result is a fusion of the clergical Sumerian-feeling language and the other modern tongue. Does that make sense? That does sound like some manner of creole, if I understand that right.

>>66887603
however you plan on setting that up, sure. but i need to make a new discord or whatever assuming you plan on using that
>>66887749
i get what you mean. still, does this mean something of a reconstruction (like actual, unironic mesopotamian languages) or do you need something that phonologically mimics akkadian or smth and then steals words from it to sound cool? because i'm all for the former (could maybe be fun to me), but the ladder is possible if all you want is the phonaesthetics. if you mean whatever language could possibly be associated with ereshkigal, that would be sumerian, which we know quite a lot about, so it would also help your case for the former.
i really wanna do the former

>>66888444
>trips of 4
It's the number of Death, a good omen. Yeah, I would dig some kind of reconstruction, if you're up for it! My main "source" if we can call it that is the Descent of Inanna which is sumerian, it's fucking metal. Excerpt just for shit and giggles:
>Naked and bowed low, Inanna entered the throne room.
>Erishkigal rose from her throne.
>Inanna started toward the throne.
> The Annuna, the judges of the underworld, surrounded her.
> They passed judgement against her.
>Then Erishkigal fastened on Inanna the eye of death.
>She spoke against her the word of wrath.
>She uttered against her the cry of guilt.
>She struck her.
>Inanna was turned into a corpse,
>A piece of rotting meat,
>And was hung from a hook on the wall.
(In case it wasn't obvious, the idea is that Ereshkigal is the goddess of the dead and queen of the Underworld, so that's where the inspiration will come.)
Also, in terms of the written language, the writing method will consist of scraping the symbols onto soapstone with a hardened finger. I was thinking that could easily use a brand of cuneiform, but I'd be interested in what you come up with.

>>66883057
funny you mention butts, Im fucking meetas right now

>>66888966
>isreal

>>66885981
Yes, I did some reading on cave-diving and I think both ventilation and cooling are pretty important if you want to live deep underground! When I look into how people did that in pre-modern times I think the water- and wind-based methods both fits the natural environment of the caves and has a nice aesthetics so I blend them together for the architecture! Just ignore the fact that high humidity in caves also make these systems less effective
I think I might let my chuuni self out more this time around so aesthetics are important, though I don’t think the natural ambient sounds can be a full melody due to how they’re generated. I might toy with the idea of the first /vnug/ people (I should find a better name for them too) thinking it’s the noises of ghosts and demons living in the dark too
Invisible Cities is a nice read especially if you like atmospheric/esoteric scenery! I got into it when I was writing about space /vnug/ and it’s a big inspiration for me! That’s why the planets are named after the cities in the book It’s a pretty short read and I think I saw some Chinese sites uploading the whole text before

>>66889397
>cant tell if your saying reinhardt is from isreal or if magic is real

>>66889530
Yes

>>66889236
>TFW you will never share a bath with a death goddess.

>>66889236
got it. i'll start on a syllabary right away

How well is the climate analysis so far? Do we have documentation for that yet?

>>66890122
giwtwm
>>66889457
Neato, I'm trying to visualize it. I'm definitely going a bit more chuuni for this as well.
>Invisible cities
Definitely sounds up my alley, I've read some of the chapters that struck my fancy already, very evocative.
>>66890471
Nice, looking forward to it anon!

Speaking of baths how is your public bath culture?

>>66896010
Oh... That might throw a wrench in my "subzero nation" idea... How do you clean yourself if it's freezing?

>>66896010
Yes

>>66896142
Easy. You melt snow into water. Then you boil the water. Then you quickly wipe yourself down with a wash cloth before the water gets cold. Then you dry yourself off with a towel before putting your clothes back on. You can make a sauna room that's hot enough to wash. I think.

>>66893498
litter.catbox.moe/oxmiwm.png
script is done. it's a shitty alphabet that looks like a syllabary. to make it look like the awkwardly-spaced, flawed aesthetic of cuneiform, this script is left intentionally jank.

>>66898156
"pak ju betsh"
Did I read that right? Looks nice.

>>66898446
yeah it says "fuck you bitch". couldn't decide if the soft [i] in english was closer in vowel height to an /i/ or an /e/ so i just picked the ladder

>>66898686
Kek. What does that symbol mean?

>>66900950
(ノ' ʔ')ノ

>>66901239
mfw

Any ideas what we might name the mountain range between /gem/ and /morig/?

>>66904464
Diamond? Or maybe onyx or amethyst since they’re gemstones related to death (in different ways)

A giant dick of your futa oshi jutting out of the mountainside

>>66905309
Onyx Mountains sounds pretty cool, though it seems to be the biggest mountain range in the world so I'm wondering if it deserves some kind of more wide-ranging name that pertains to vtubing more generally. Had this thought that mountains were often thought to be the residences of the gods, so maybe the mountains could have a name related to some concert hall vtubers used, or something else they were at in some way.
>>66905393
anon...

>>66906356
What if it was called the Budokan, or named after it somehow?

>>66892622
Closest thing to that would be this: >>66588201
Though it might get tweaked if we enlarge the ocean. Main think would be pushing land a bit away from the poles.

>>66913122
Going to sleep bump

new to this board. what the fuck are you niggers actually doing?

waking up bump

>>66915527
Wasting a slot that could go to a bait thread

>>66913122

>>66914752
>>66917425
You should really try to get more sleep than that, anon.

up you go

>>66900950
that's the romanization (a comma) and below it is the phonetic transcriptions because it may not be clear (a glottal stop, like the t in "water" (received pronunciation))

>>66915527
world building, cant you read?

We should make mods

>>66922695
>>66889236
also, i started on the deadbeat dialect, at the bottom of the document
https://files.catbox.moe/p8n31c.pdf

Good morning. The word of the day is: Gemstone

>>66927108
Gems?

>>66930684
Have you tried breaking geodes?

>>66925834
Ohh taking a look, jwu.

Sow how's everyone's projects going?

>>66935272
shelved for a while, sadly

>>66937582
Remember to take care of yourself and your needs first.

>>66935272
Where they belong: spending a couple days coming up for names for things before writing anything.
>>66925834
Good stuff! Thanks for the link to a dictionary, finding a decent resource for that was being a bit tricky. Do you know of any videos where sumerian gets spoken relatively "correctly"? Just curious about what it would sound like. I'm gonna start brainstorming some words.
>dabs

>>66938461
>Do you know of any videos where sumerian gets spoken relatively "correctly"? Just curious about what it would sound like. I'm gonna start brainstorming some words.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUcTsFe1PVs&t=90s

I'm trying to think of how to build an underground farm. I think you need sunlight from the surface. But it needs to be transferred without too much interference.

>>66939448
Damn, that's unexpectedly beautiful. Thanks for sharing. I'm happy with how the dialect sounds, then kek.

>>66935272
I'm expecting to have vDriver up to v0.3 by Friday.
Projected additions:
>At least 5 new Installs (including the previously-shown Pomu)
>2 new Advantages
>An Item system (Items will be one-time purchase, acting akin to Install-less abilities that have limited uses, scope, or cooldowns tied to them. This will also enable non-Drivers to be played, if desired.)
>A currency/XP system (these will be shared)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QLMIyRjcVRI
I think its time. A bit overdue actually

>>66888966
Shut up, tiny hands

>>66888966
I want to combine magic with technology. But its difficult because most magic in many fantasy settings is invoking power from the gods and channeling it through your faith.

inb4 the Virgin Arcane Wizard vs The Chad Invoking Cleric.

>>66947224
I feel like technology can potentially invoke power from the gods just as well.

>>66947545
inb4 someone invents a weapon that can drain god energy like the stasis beam from halo wars

>>66947545
I guess it depends on the god. Ritual sites and sanctuaries protected by magic could be examples. I don't know how magic works in this version of the world. Don't want to make chuubanite/vitubium again.

>>66950574
it's fine, we already established all magic ever across fiction is just chuubanite with fewer steps.

Quick prompt for countries:
Does are "magicians" common in your culture?
Is harnessing the power of your god/goddess something thats possible/allowed for anyone or only a select/specific few?

Quick prompt for countries:
Are "magicians" common in your culture?
Is harnessing the power of your god/goddess something that's possible/allowed for anyone or only a select/specific few?

>>66955017
By magicians you also mean priests, shamans, and the like right? I can see magic being a very powerful weapon that churches and governments want very tight control over out of fear of it being used against them. Its one of the reasons why in DnD pre 5e the temples are an integral part of your class if you were a cleric or paladin.

>>66956011
>By magicians you also mean priests, shamans, and the like right?
Yeah, pretty much anything "supernatural" goes

>>66955017
Hmm good question, lemme think about it.

come on yall, we can do it

Practice of Magic in Morijigoku
The deadbeats of Vitwobia are intrinsically magical beings. Accordingly, mastery over the flow of Mori's magic comes to them naturally. This magic can take many forms, but universal in the population is at least control over their own body's supernatural properties. More trained practicioners are relatively widespread, with hobbyist-level magic being encountered daily in one's life in Morijigoku. It may be used to tune or diagnose the issues of commonplace magical tools or artefacts, such as light fixtures, cuneic sensors, or the many cooling devices employed throughout a normal home. More advanced implementations, such as more refined magical mechanisms, or military applications, are much rarer and mostly found only in the capable hands of trained wielders, such as those found in the temples of the Ilim (lit. Death's Radiance), graduates of the magical academies, or soldiers. Though this rarity is not due to some conscious restriction but rather because of the difficulty in obtaining this level of mastery.

>>66963522
>commonplace magical tools or artefacts
so the magic is commonplace enough to be part of the infrastructure?

So have vnuggets determined a spot? Pic related is the biggest pair of tits in V&U

There were so many machines I wanted to make with gravity but it broke laws of physics. Imagine how light and fluffy zero-G raised buns would be. That said the barley, oatmeal, and potato breads sounded like they'd be delicious. Though hard-tack might have been the money maker at the time. I'm tempted to write an airship bakery that flies everywhere. But I'm going to hold on that until I know the feel of the world.

>>66966657
Yeah, I'm thinking a proper "hard to look somewhere without having some magic object in your field of view" scenario. Streetlights are magic, clothes are magic, roof tiles are magic. Full integration.

>>66968673
Magic roof tiles seem like a waste unless you're fending off lava bombs or something.

>>66968673
this might imply some serious state-level coordination of education/training of some corp of "magic civil engineers"
or maybe something less secular like a sect of construction monks/priests?

>>66969552
It depends on the size of the project. If you're planning on producing thousands at a time then you'll need some factory equipment. Otherwise a guild can produce a few hundred of a thing easily if its a street lamp. Now magic clothing is much more specific. I'd imagine it would be restricted to nobles, bishops, clerics, and knights since it'd cost more than a suit of armor to make. Clothes would be specialized to that combat or medical unit. Magic tools and weapons would most likely belong to the clergy or guild. You can borrow them but you can never buy or make them. Its how guilds justify your membership. Only they have the tools you need to make stuff. Badmouth the king or church and you're expelled with nothing.

A new Install appears!

Roca Rourin
>Nature: Devil; Dutch
>Origin: Endless
>Lv 1 - Catalyst (Song) - Weapon - No Cost - Creates a weapon that deals FOR Sound damage to all foes.
>Lv 2 - Devil's Dance - Active - 40 Drive - Apply [Evasion] (2t) to yourself. If this Evasion successfully activates, +1 AS on your next turn (you can only get +1 AS this way per round).
>Lv 3 - Echoing Thunder - Passive - No Cost - When one or more units take Sound damage from an ability you use, deal 1d4 Lightning damage to those unit(s).
>Lv 4 - Backbeat - Passive - No Cost - When one or more units take Sound damage from an ability you use, all allies in the same zone as you gain 3 Drive for each unit that took Sound damage.
>Lv 5 - Rhythm Casting - Passive - No Cost - When you use an Active ability, reduce that ability's Drive cost by 2 for each unit that has taken Sound damage from you since the end of your last turn.

Evasion is a condition that gives a 20% chance to dodge any incoming damage while it's active. While Roca doesn't have particularly strong numbers, she makes up for it in having a lot of coverage and utility.
This is the first Install I've designed for a chuuba I'm not familiar with, so this was an interesting concept to work with. Thanks to the original anon that suggested it.

>>66968989
We've got solar panel roof tiles and heat exchanger roof tiles, why not magic roof tiles?

>>66969552
Yeah, I think there would be some manner of a state-wide organization regulating magical engineering projects, maybe something like the College of Physicians and Surgeons some countries have. I think it'd be a secular org, since the religious class is concerned with les earthly matter than construction and more on the spiritual and esoteric applications of magic. Though there are many ties and overlaps between the two.
>>66970381
I was thinking that lots of magic clothing would be so purely for aesthetic purposes, which would make them up the alley of the rich. More expensive than a suit of armor is pushing it, but it's probably pricy enough to be out of reach for peasants and such.

>>66970381
>It depends on the size of the project
Ohhh, now that you mention it, I think a big prompt for establishing a nation should be:
What is your population size?

Its a simple thing, but it implies A LOT

>>66971617
In fantasy more exotic materials like silk, spun cotton, and astral weave are very expensive but are easy to weave enchantments into. Quilted cloth comes close. Howevet quilted cloth is heavy that its classified as light armor. Enchanted quilt armor is good for priests that aren't in combat roles since invoking divine magic doesn't risk spell failure. Quilt armor can be stuffed with feathers to make it winter gear.

Quilt armor became popular when small swords like foils and rapiers became the duelist's weapon of choice. The cloth was thick and heavy enough to block glancing blows. Though a clean slice or stab would still cut through.

>>66972319
I think I'm too autistic to just give a number for population without more groundwork... Probably a few million? Big thing would be how fertile that valley is, I think it was a bit arid.

>>66973882
well obviously it would be an average/estimate, but yeah, it does deserve some thought

>>66972712
I guess magic prefers natural fabrics, wouldn't feel right to enchant some polyester.

Kokone watched G Gundam, life’s alright

>>66972319
I feel we’ll need to work out how large the countries are and what’s their climate before we can work out a reasonable population

>>66967179
Currently we’re planning with the highland east of /VRe/ in mind!

>>66974487
That's some very nice art anon.
We can take some steps towards figuring those things out. As I recall the main proposals for changes to the first stitch was to increase the ocean size a bit, and separately to widen the sea between the north and south east continents. One of the last maps posted had that bigger ocean, and a sea in between the original and a latter proposal in terms of width. Do we have other changes we'd like to make? Or can we settle on that one.

>>66975170
Is it me or did the world shrink a little?

>>66975170
I can only speak for myself but I’m fine with any plan as long as /vnug/land’s climate matches what I wrote before!

>>66975590
If you think about it, the ocean getting bigger = the continents getting smaller. At least for a setup where all the continents are kinda together like here (recent pangea).

>>66975646
/uuu/ and its surroundings remain on the equator in all proposals so far, so that should be the case.

CLEAR

>/hfz/ is the worst place to live in. There aren't any citizens in this place, it is basically a piece of land where everyone else comes to when there are events happening. When there are no events, it is a desolate wasteland emptier than China's ghost cities
>There is no infrastructure for the people or any semblance of a functioning economy. /hfz/ is like Dubai on steroids. It is masquerading as a nation when in practice it is a tourist spot which comes to life every now and then
>If you find yourself visiting /hfz/ during one of its events, you would notice that under the veneer of the hype crowds and the loud cheer of tourists lies a nightmarish hellhole for any poor soul who is trying to escape

Vitwobia is fine as a placeholder and all, but we should probably come up with a proper name for this setting. Does anybody have suggestions for a new planet name?

back up you go

Bump

>>66985552
we could call the planet chuubanite

>>66985552
And why would that be a placeholder? I say it's a canon name

Page 10 bread bump.

>>66983911
is /hfz/ just like a perma Burning Man situation?

fuckers?

>>67000751
Good morning

hold the line bros, gura did a member post or something and i can sense all the spam

>>66985552
We could use the classic Veetee.

I got an idea for spec bio: Cute animals.

some language stuff. small updates, but if the deadbeat is here, could you send me a list of words you'd like to add from sumerian?
https://litter.catbox.moe/svbjs9.pdf
https://litter.catbox.moe/p8cpbx.pdf
using litterbox (3 days) since nobody needs for there to be permanent links to these.
i also got sidetracked and made a sapling writing system for fun, maybe they'll get their own dialect if i get off my ass and work on the deadbeat dialect

>>67005246
whoops fucked up the key

>>67005246
Ah yeah I started to put together a little list, lemme get to my pc and I'll post it.

>>67005315
The sentence grow vertically, like trees, y'see? Kino...

>>67005246
I appreciate the effort, but I hope you're not submitting this as the actual writing system for /uuu/? We're mostly a rune-based civ, a la futhark, since a part our culture is based on that style

Mind in a haze wanders to some stuff Polka has mentioned more than once about if you join her as a subscriber you will become Polka

Possibly tied to the Zain's nation that upon death they join their goddess part of her if not reunited into the greater whole that is Polka.

Very different than the /become/ cults which believe manifestation of the divine in life is very possible.
Potential spinoff of those cults that are dedicated to Polka believing that success would herald the Final Act/Curtain Call/etc which would be an End Times type of thing.

No clue if the Pomus have embraced I'M POMU type stuff in their writings or if I'm just incoherently rambling in the form of a bump

>>67005246
Here:
Ilim : Death's Radiance (from ilim)
Tenzal: mountain, the end (where mori is)
Segki: snow (from šeg)
Lubi: My dear
Mori: Death
Mori: Mori
Udzake: Dawn (from ud zal and yoake)
Ud: Sun
Udra: to be darkened
Udnua: Moon
Usreap: to kill
Endudu: Guardian
Yame: Divine being
Yametum: Divine weapon
Igidnai: Divination

>>67008454
Nah i dont mind retconning the sapling part, i can just reuse it, ya know? I was just inspired and it looked plantlike enough. i'll find a use for it

If Saplings are here then do you still have a way of heating water to make soups and tea? I have a few ideas on how to boil water without metal pans. One of them is to use giant leaves as bowls. You put a heated stone in the water to boil it. Its a way to make both simple soups and medicine. The other is firing ceramic pots and using those with heated stones instead.

>>67009303
A few more:
Ilu: Song
Annunkan: Judge/Magistrate
Masagin: Justice (Masayoshi + agin)
Lukur: Priestess
Sutur: Garment
Isib: Magician
Mordimdima: Practice of magic, magical procedures
Isme: Stone

>>67010590
That palm leave trick is kinda really nice for the survival on a deserted island scenario. With a thick enough leaf, if you fill it with fire you might be able to hold it over a fire. The water in the leaf will prevent it from burning, but it'll still get hot enough to at least simmer the stuff in it.

>>67011482
>Fill it with fire and hold it over the fire.
I think you mean water but maybe. Though I would prefer heated stones over heating the leaf directly.

>>67012061
Oh yeah, filling it with fire wouldn't be too good at not burning it. I think from the video there was a line about how the stone method was good if you had a really big leaf because a big stone can hold a lot of heat, but heating the leaf directly might work better for something smaller because the smaller stones would cool too quickly to cook the soup easily.

Oh hey, never noticed those settings on the Azgaar generator. Might be more useful than I thought.

>>67013328
It's weird how convenient and at the same time retarded that program can be

>>67015789
Yeah, with that we have a bit more control over climate than I thought. Looks like it even does general wind direction.

>>67009364
Much appreciated. It does look good though, def keep it around

>>67012271
For long boiling you really need a metal pan. At least copper pots and pans should be used. Though I don't know if Saplings have access to copper making.

I did a lot of research on remaking things from scratch because of /nasa/'s crash landing and the tech ban incident. I think tech in this world is going to evolve differently with magic being more relaxed.

Do we have clear rules for the new magic system yet or is it still CONCEPTS, CONCEPTS, CONCEPTS?

>>67019530

>>67019530
We don't, but if I suggested some, maybe something simple like:
-Anything goes as long as it doesn't break other countries
-No butterfly effect if there are time travel shenanigans
-don't tell anyone, but under the hood everything is sufficiently explained chuubanite /jork unless...?no, actually jork

>>67017169
I remember doing that back in school science class! From what I can recall it works better if the container’s more water-resistant (obviously) so maybe some kinda waxy leaves that don’t melt (?) even during long boiling? Or maybe the flavor seeping from the leaves into the water when it’s boiled is itself desirable?

>>67020096
Banana leaves definitely give a nice flavor to whatever you cook with them, so I think that'd be a plus.

>>67019972
that last bullet, but unironically

>>67019972
Just for fun I want to make a bread dog in an flying bakery that travels from country to country to derust some writing. It'll be non canon but cute.

>>67020096
I remember seeing a recipe for mushroom ketchup (which there's no actual tomatoes) where you smoked some chopped shrooms in vinegar covered in a wet cloth over an open fire. Then you mix it into a sauce.

>>67023099
>flying bakery
the bakery is back!

>>67024033
I wish Retrobro came back because we can make his battle blimp now.

>>67026111
Kek, yeah I guess so huh, that'd fit right in.

Though we'll have to figure out limits of magic so it doesn't become too overpowered.

>>67027163
Why?

>>67027212
Everything has limits of some kind. It takes a special talent to push those limits. That's when those become legends.

>>67027745

>>67026111
I miss retro... I will post a fat ass in his name

>>67027745
>Everything has limits of some kind. It takes a special talent to push those limits. That's when those become legends.
Cool line, gonna add it to the climax of my shonen manga.

>>67031856
actual kek

>>67031856
Yes actually. It is shonen manga.

>>67033026
Ah I remember now, isn't that from One Punch Man?

>>67033949
Maybe? I just thought it was a thing in every Shonen.

Page 10 bump.

Big wave of nerd shit incoming, so I hope you're ready for vDriver currency/EXP mechanics:
>When elements of the digital sea clash and intersect, Crystallized Power is created. These are rough gems, stones, or other fragments of energized material forged from various elements of the digital sea. These can be procured from mines, veins on the surface, or even found at the site of Driver battles in limited quantities. Crystallized Power can be used as a power source, used for restoration of various objects/resources from the Digital Sea, used as a currency by most merchants, or reforged by a Driver to increase their capabilities.
>At the end of an encounter involving a Driver, any Driver with more Drive than their Base Drive resets to their Base Drive, then gains CP equal to 10% of the overage. Between encounters, in addition to changing any of their currently-equipped Installs, a Driver can use their stockpiled CP to make trades/purchases, or synthesize a Rank-Up Mark. You can only synthesize 1 Rank-Up Mark per encounter, even if you have enough CP to synthesize multiple. Each Rank-Up Mark provides +1 Rank.
>Once your Rank is 20, further Rank-Up Marks can still be Synthesized, but they no longer have any effect. Only the first 19 Rank-Up Marks in your inventory will have any effect.

I'm fond of the idea that energy can be crystallized into a psudeocurrency that can be bartered with, or used as power source, so I merged the experience and economy systems. Since IRL most currencies are (theoretically) backed by materials that everyone wants internationally, this still leaves room for nations to have their own unique currencies. This also promotes the idea that passion, when combined with elements of the digital sea, is what generates this power in the first place, leading to open-ended writing questions like "is /hfz/ keeping the lights on by having gladitorial fights between Drivers" or "what's actually in those mines under /gem/".
While it's called "Crystallized" Power for mechanical consistency, the form it takes isn't necessarily a crystal, and could be other resources depending on the writer.
Originally, a Driver's Rank was going to be a traditional level system, but I thought it would be more interesting if the player could craft a physical device or "proof" that increased their power instead, similar to a Pokemon Gym Badge. By making these physical items, it opens up writing opportunities like a Driver getting stripped of their Rank due to a mishap, misstep, or misbehavior abroad, or Drivers trading around Rank-Ups for tactical or sentimental purposes.

>>67042249
I'm out of the loop. What is vDriver?

>>67042249
>vDrivers are powered by cheese pizza
naruhodo

>>67042249
>Energy credit system into level up mechanism
actual kino, I like this a lot. So, that means players are incentivized to finish encounters with as much Drive as possible? If their Drive is lower than their Base Drive, they don't get healed to base? Do they still receive CP based on the average between the two (which would be a minimum of 50% of their Base Drive I guess).

>>67042618
TTRPG I've been working on, based on some old ass notes I took in /vtwbg/'s early days, and some suggestions from /log/ threads when those were alive.
You can find the stuff so far here: https://rentry.org/vDriver

>>67043001
Your drive gets reset to base either way. If you had lower drive than Base, you get nothing. I might add a safety mechanic later, or possibly turn it into an Advantage. Of course, since you can use EXP as currency, the inverse is true as well: people can pay you in stuff that you can turn into EXP, so battles aren't your only way to get Rank-Ups, and might not even be the bulk of where you get CP from.

>>67042813
cunny chads, we never lose

>>67042249
Well whatever vDrivers are crystalized energy as currency is nothing new. Rupees in the Legend of Zelda are often used for powering up items since the original game. Arrows cost 1 rupee to shoot. There's also Magic Armor in Twilight Princess that takes hits at the expense of rupees. In Freshly Picked Tingle's Rosey Rupeeland rupees are your life.

Also trading bullets for things is a very common post apocalyptic currency. Well shots at bars in the wild west were called that because you traded a shotgun shell for a drink of whiskey. Ether and its crystal form in Xenosaga and Xenoblade are important commodities and fuel sources.

>>67044173
Oh, you get 0 CP even if it's lower by like 1 Drive point? That might put a lot of tension on trying to get Drive back to base before ending an encounter. Might be an interesting mechanic, might incentivize unintended player behaviours lol. You mean you might add an Advantage that lets you gain CP even if your Drive is lower than your BD?
Could be fun to play some kind of merchant characters who gets levels while barely doing any fighting at all, seems like this allows that.

>>67044561
Correct. This rewards combat-oriented characters for being good at combat. I also like the kind of non-combative or support-oriented character that offer undeniable team utility, but aren't as strong in a straight fight. While most Installs and the vDriver mechanics are oriented towards combat function, I want to give players the opportunity to get benefit from roleplay.

>>67044173
Man I'm tempted to make a Tsukumo Sana install about Austrailian shitposting. Shame she was more shitposty than Bae at debut. I wonder how a Ceres Fauna install would work.

That said Sana was about growing bigger than the sun. Outside of gravity and increase in size I don't know what role she'd serve unless you can make a beeg gravity troll. Though trolling might be against the spirit of the game.

That said Fauna might be interesting as her Kirin powers manipulate nature. She wouldn't be a direct combat unit but an environmental one. Though I'm just going by lore rather than Fauna's personality herself.

>>67048487
The installs are supposed to be more centered around their lore abilities than their personality as a streamer, although obviously the streamer personality does influence things (which helps them be distinct).
Sana would probably be about spatial control, moving people and stuff around.
Fauna would be a bunch of field gimmicks, raising plants and greenery to boost other capabilities. Basically forcing a home field advantage.

>>67049455
What does a vDriver grid look like? Is it a D&D kinda thing, or a bit bigger?

>>67052099
Schnozna...

>>67048487
Kinda fits with Fauna's personality to be nurturing and protective to her allies.

>>66950154
actually this sounds like how schizos may gain power, not by any worship but by draining chuubas for their antiing

Together we can build a world free of catalog schizos. I believe in this general

Do Mio's arcane divinations appear anywhere in lore? I'm surprised that there hasn't been an attempt to make a tarot general based off of how accurate some of her readings were.
>Rushia's was that her emotional state would probably cause her a lot of trouble and that she'd need to control it
>Mel's was that she'd need to watch what she said and who she says it to and that certain things would no longer fly just because "she's Mel"

fump

>>67050611
vDriver is played on a hexgrid, but there's no size limit to how big or small the field could be.

vdriver sounds more like a wargame than a rpg, would be pretty sick to see anons playing against each other in the thread but maybe my rules comprehension is a bit slow.

>>67044338
cunny chads really are the best

>>67063230
gonna be wild once that new VAtuber agency debuts a loli or two

>>67011211
https://litter.catbox.moe/w37qq0.pdf
new words added. i changed the verbs to reflect the morphology of tcuubaspiku if that's fine
>>67016903
haha yeah... but wouldn't it be cool if i made you the runes instead... just kidding ha.. unless..?

>>67063086
wargame with mascots and fanbases when

Happy Birthday, /vtwbg/! It's been a wild ride with plenty of ups and downs, but I'm glad I got to spend the past two years with all of you. We had a bit of a slump, but now that our momentum's back let's make the most of it! This new setting is full of potential for more exploration and new ideas, so here's to another year of worldbuilding, and hopefully a lot less drama this go around. For anyone who wants a trip down memory lane, here's the post that started it all: >>/vt/thread/16710105

>>67066174
has it really been two years?

>>67066174
>2 years
Damn

>>67066174
whoa, ancient lore

>>67066174
>2 whole years
>and still standing
cheers retards

Pan pan! Let's have a happy new year.

>>67066174
Talk about a throwback lol.

>>67066174
Damn, that link brings back so many memories… Where did the time go?

>>67065007
That's what I wanted from you, make everything grammatically consistent, thank you. Maybe the noun entry for "usreap" should read "killing" instead of "to kill"? I'll come up with more words later.

Hello fuckers

>>67073875
good morning motherfucker

>>67074161
I'll be a latina fucker before valentine's day if things go right

>>67073875
Is this OGsuner?

Oh hey, bump limit.

>>67072409
oh lol i aint even realized i duplicated the entry. i'll make it a gerund, how does "usreapinj" (a killing) sound?

fresh bread
>>67075771
>>67075771
>>67075771