/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>67211085
TODO:
Agree on the map
Re-gen biome map
Update country map with /choc/, /pink/, and /gem/
Get a new archive document going We can hypothetically just copy the current archive and have someone repost the link to a new one at the end of every thread with all the compiled lore if we don't want a singular archive anon

i'll need to call upon the old forgotten spells to keep this thread alive...

I overslept because I had a busy day yesterday and forgot to bump. Sorry.

Okinasai

Good morning!

>>67212573
Why is death metal so cute?

Bumping with a suggestion for the world name, or three:

Viti
Virtualia
Virtualis Tubernya

>>67219265
I'm leaning to Viti (pronounced vee-tee?). Just a simple name that says the acronym of the board.

>>67219424
Yes, its indeed pronounced like that.
The other two really were just alts cooked up on the spot.

This rough map isnt accurate anymore is it? I forget exactly what the discussion was but I saw a few other climate maps and general environmental stuff flying around.
>>67211085
Also, we should add vdriver to the OP if it hasnt already been in one of the archives

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>>67221318
No, this is accurate.

I did some more thinking about alpine farming. Due to temperature and less oxygen it'd be difficult to compost and mushroom farm. That said if you are lucky you can find a rock salt deposit easy. And due to the lower temperatures dry-aging meat will be easy. There's not a lot of building materials in the alpines outside of stone. And wood would have to be lumbered in lower forests. Even so you do have options for ore and coal mines.

>>67221639
I'm sort of confused on some of the glacial positions, though it might just be that not artic landmasses have been put on the map yet.
The westernmost and southernmost glacial territories seem like they should be alot warmer

>>67221318
I think the anon making the maps made a second version that had a more sensible icecap distribution, also that one doesn't have notAntarctica.

>>67223831
You mean this one?

>>67223995
Yep, I think that was the latest climate map? Though it was made before we had notAntartica.

>>67224373
Didnt we make a new name for the arctic on the old map? It had something to do with schizophrenia I'm sure...

>>67224490
It was the schizo wastes. I used to live next to it.

>>67226382
I used to call it Yabathoth but that wasnt official

>>67221451
sadge

>>67223788
The biomes on that map are correct on their placement

>>67231142
Nah, there's no way that much of the mountain plateaus are icecaps. They'd be cold deserts or tundras at most for the most part. If the planet is somewhat similar to current Earth at least.

I miss Delilah the baby mammoth. Anyway look up how the Great Plains are formed. During the ice age North America was a sandy desert. Then when the ice melted water steeped through the dunes to create the Ogallala Aquifer; a massive underwater network that is the source of almost all of the Great Plains' water. Without it the Great Plains would be a savannah at best.

>>67231823
The map generation is correct.

>>67234163
Can you elaborate?

>>67234351
There is nothing to elaborate, it is just correct.

>>67234382
B-based

kinda spec-bio question, but how would you imagine bio-engineering tackling the idea of creating an organism that can survive atmospheric reentry?