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risky EST morning bake, will someone come by before I go to sleep? one way to find out.

Some of the last thread's lore:
>>70513533
>>70608053
>>70628143

>>70662405
I'll keep it up whenever my phone allows to

>>70663951
naisu
A Kronie from the old days dropped by last thread, should have asked him if those flags should apply to Viti /inf/ too.

>>70664147
If he is willing, I'll turn over inf to him. I'll still help tho.

>>70664957
It happens quite a bit to have multiple people working on one thread.

I WANNA HAVE INTIMATE BREEDING SEX WITH MEETA OSITA MY SEXY LOLI LATINA THREE TIMES A DAY EVERY DAY UNTIL ALL HER EGGS ARE DRIED UP!

>>70665914
understandable and same desu

>>70665914
Give her a deep throatfuck too for me.

>>70665219
Nrhd

Live.

>>70665914
The vnuggette on the last vnug OP made me think of Moriko the bat, very cute.

I think I finally know how im going to write about vnug sex. If I get it done, sports are next on the menu

want to lore
born to wage

>>70673671
Hey, be thankful you have a semblance of disposable income.

>Woke up to see last thread on page 11.
>By time finished captcha thread archived.

Pain.

Update: Still pain.

Yo whaddup.
vDriver will release v0.3 on Thursday.

This update will include:
>At least 5 new Installs (1 HoloJP, 1 HoloEN, 1 Phase, 2 Indies)
>At least 1 new ReInstall (1 Indie)
>The item system (including at least 10 items to use with the system)
>Tuning and balancing to existing Installs to account for new core design changes.
>Tuning to the CP system to allow more frequent access to upgrades.

Please reply to this post with any chuuba requests and what lore/playstyle you might like me to focus on for them. I probably won't get to them this patch, but I'd like to get a few more in before I push to 1.0.

Wake up.

>>70679166
Woke is cringe. Slept is based. I wanna go back to the dreamscape.

>>70679791
Dreamscape? In need of a dream goddess?

>>70680287
I think there's multiple dream goddesses. Dreamscape is an alternate world that we can only visit when sleeping. I got the idea from Little Nemo.

>>70620878
https://rentry.org/demon-lang
made a rentry and a small dictionary
>>70620878
>Did the the demons leave other stuff besides a language? Hellish cities? Demonic weapons?
Mhm! Although i'm not really sure what in particular. I feel like i slowly shape a sort of world as i expand the vocabulary. The language reflects the culture afterall! We know so much about the indo-europeans and their culture thanks to reconstructred PIE!
>The part about "impossible to speak like a demon" reminds me of a video a friend sent me about MTG where they created a conlang for a race of beings able to make sounds humans cannot, it was super interesting, might wanna check it out
I don't play magic, but this is pure fucking kino. It's so cool how the consonants are like metal klinking sounds
>the card that got leaked in phyrexian
you can't make this shit up. reminds me of how all official documents in the vatican state has to be written in latin and then translated
>>70625719
>that shouldn't be hard at all. i can do this for you, just list the cases you want and i can get to work on declensions, same with conjugations
I am not sure what cases would be good for this. Maybe it would be better to like use a particle system for cases like in japanese instead of conjugating them in the word like finnish. I think it can easily get really clunky maybe, I am not sure. What do you think? There are not many words in my dictionary yet, but i made a few to like kind of showcase how the script words just so you can like get a taste of it
>what we can maybe do is make it so that there're special morphological changes to words to make them into abstract adjectives of their main properties? like if we changed "father" to "fatherly
I really like this idea. Maybe we can like make it so the language only is made up of nouns, and you have to bend them to get adjectives and verbs. like instead of saying "he is speaking" you would say "he is word-ing"
>like [j] and [w] which have their own symbols not correlating to any of the three vowel categories. i don't know if this is what you meant or not. if so this also shouldn't be hard
I'll look into it!

I ain't askin'

Good afternoon. Today's menu is Japanese style curry and rice.

>>70685184
What's the difference between Japanese-style and any other given style of curry

>>70686071
NTA, but I'm pretty sure its mostly an ingredient "shift" to use more local japanese things, like serving it with fried pork or chicken (katsu) or serving it over sticky rice instead of long grain rice, or even serving it on udon

>>70677932
Looking forward to it anon.

>>70686071
Surprisingly a lot. Japanese curry is based on the British version of curry. British curry is not as spicy as Indian curry. Also British curry has potatoes. Modern Japanese curry is also pre-packaged. Meaning the curry spices are prepared in advance in cubes and bars. Then all you have to do is fry veggies and meat then boil in water. Also Japanese curry tastes better with beef and pork while Indian curry is best on chicken.

Curry ramen is also pretty good

Turns out there's no one recipe for curry. There's many variations of different spice mixes and how much of each spice you use. Malaysian curry is different because its mixed with coconut chicken when cooking. Curry is the pizza of Asia where you use whatever spices you have to make it. It's cheap there but expensive in North America and Europe. Central and South America have their curry recipes but usually they stick to peppers.

>>70689617
>expensive in North America
Where you from anon?

>>70689733
What is not expensive in North America?

>>70690063
This is the land of obesity, all you can eat buffets and free refills on soda anon.
Food of all kinds is stupid cheap here.

>>70677932
Some suggestions, purely and selfishly because I started watching them recently.
>Yellow Lumi from Phase
-Lore: Stellar object (a star), greatest thief in the galaxy
-Themes: Luminosity, thievery, infamy
-Gameplay ideas: Stealing Drive from other characters, something about lemons, intimidation
>Kaminari Clara from Phase
-Lore: Electricity (1 BILLION VOLTS), showgirl, bunny girl
-Themes: High energy, extreme displays of skill, 1 BILLION VOLTS
-Gameplay ideas: 1 BILLION VOLTS, moving very quickly, electric-audio hybrid AOE attack, just make her an electric type pokemon lole

>>70690435
NTA, but I guess most "real" cuisines are kinda expensive compared to fast-food slop.

>>70690648
Yeah, but then we get into the goal-post moving game of what's "real" etc etc
Not worth going into

>>70686071
Japanese curries are roux-based and tend to be on the soupier end of the spectrum. Indian curries tend to use the spices themselves, onions or yogurt as a thickener. Japanese curry is actually more british than indian in some ways.
Curry basically started out in the Indus Valley in 2600BC, and from there spread naturally to SEA (where using coconut and coconut milk was introduced) and the middle east, but it didn't reach Japan. It took all the british empire shenanigans, them taking curries back to the UK, and then starting to export them worldwide to introduce curries to Japan during the Meiji Restoration, iirc. That's why Japanese curry uses a more western technique like a roux, and why it's commonly used in the form of long-lasting cubes, which were often used to feed sailors of the Royal Navy.

>>70690844
I have a pretty low standard for "real" cuisine, just don't be McDonald or A&W kek.

>>70691186
Tbh, mcds is real quisine, just gotta be in EU

So what types of curries would your country have? I'd imagine /uuu/ would be fond of vegetable curry sauces. Baker-chan has space curry but like most space food it's dehydrated and needs a rehydrator to work. Though Baker-chan has become a fan of sweet coconut curry bread.

>>70662340
I'd like to write a short story about /vtwbg/'s last divegrass match. For this purpose, I'd like to claim this small island in the thread's name, is that alright with everyone?

>>70692862
Interesting idea. Sounds good to me. Just give it a name at least though

>>70692141
I was actually thinking about cooking in /morig/ and met a bit of a conundrum. Most cooking methods are based on heat, for good reasons. But ideally I'd like Deadbeats to be able to live their whole life without requiring sources of heat like fire. Then, what does cold cooking look like?

>>70693067
I'm thinking Lorelei (lore heh) Island, and it riffs off the Lorelei monolith in the Rhine river by being this massive rocky fortress-island. Knights of Malta vibes. I'll keep the details vague so others can set stories there later.

>>70690513
>Lemon Woman
>Clara
I suspect you'll be happy about the v0.3 update.

>>70681006
>I feel like i slowly shape a sort of world as i expand the vocabulary.
That's a cool idea!
>The rentry has vocaroo soundclips to speak out the words of the dictionary
wait, he's cooking, this is kino. Somehow hearing the words be spoken makes them feel way more real.
Anchoring that rentry to the archive for /vsj+/ >>70662340

>>70692862
I object, island too big

>>70694048
I'll make sure most of it is uninhabitable rocky cliff-faces as a balance.

>>70694156
Seems fair to me

>>70628143
>Dissension, diversity, the grain of salt and mustard are needed.
Hmm, something else I should add to my reading list. I ended up reading some of Invisible Cities, especially the dead cities, very inspiring stuff.
Sematol sounds really cool, I never considered how heating dynamics could cause cloudlessness like that. I would have kinda assumed the propensity for lightning storms would result in a cloudier weather, but I guess it's more bipolar.
Ah, the fulgurite made it! You've got a way with words, the phrase "a “quartz of gold” with a numbing touch" is very evocative.
>rooftop koreans
kek

>>70693094
Lots of mixing and freezing stuff. Do you like raw meat and fish? That'll be most of your diet. If you can chew frozen meat and fish that'll be the best way to preserve them. In theory you can eat dry aged steak and salted pork raw. Though marinating will be the best way to cure meat as enough acid will kill bacteria. There's reciped for raw marinated meat dishes if you look. The biggest risk to uncooked meat is parasites. Which if you freeze the meat then the ice-crysyals will kill almost all parasites. And if you have instant absolute zero freezing you can freeze meat before it starts decaying.

Your marinades, sauces, and soft foods are going to have be made from fermenting things. Though fermenting requires room temperature which risks growing bacteria. Which is why a lot of fermented stuff requires cooking to cure it before bottling. Without heat alcohol will be your sterilization. I'm sure you can spec-bio a high sugar crop that ferments into rubbing alcohol.

>>70694156
Nope, if it's anything bigger than a single pixel it's too big

>>70696850
Ohh right, there are lots of ways to tenderize stuff besides heat. Marinades, dry aging, fermentation are all good ones. Now that I think about it there's also stuff like enzymes. And flash freezing can be the parasite/pathogen-killing process. Thanks for the idea, I think I can come up with a cuisine now.

>>70681006
>I am not sure what cases would be good for this.
forgetting whether or not we're doing particles vs fixes, there are a few obvious cases we may need if we're going the agglutinative route (such as japanese or finnish): nominative, accusative, dative (optional, though pretty much required for a particle-based system), locative/lative, and genitive/possessive.
>I really like this idea. Maybe we can like make it so the language only is made up of nouns, and you have to bend them to get adjectives and verbs. like instead of saying "he is speaking" you would say "he is word-ing"
a third thing no other langauges do! we're making a truly alien language here and i like it. we should establish a basic form for nouns vs adjectives vs verbs

I'll have to find some no-bake desserts. Though so far everything I've come acrossed requires heat of some kind.

>>70639160
You know it actually sounds like an interesting story when you think about it. Maybe I’ll do something with that some day

>>70681006
That’s cool! I tried working on my own language as well but they always sound off compared to words I just throw together randomly

>>70696007
Clouds do gather above the city and the water but it happens mostly during night and early morning where the situation’s in reverse. That’s one of the reasons I picked the image since it shows the morning sun shining through the dispersing cloud, which is what happens every morning in Tuihovyn

>>70702562

>>70704627
I got a research project. Parfaits seem like a great dessert.

>>70707449
Parfait, frozen yogurt, ice cream, snowcones, any other regional variants I'm forgetting?

>>70685184
Now das da good stuff

>>70708421
Well parfaits is easy because they are yogurt stacked with fruit. Ice-cream you may have to cook the cream into custard for some recipes. Snowcones are a given because they are fruit syrup on shaved ice.

If Deadbeats need heat then what fuel sources do they have if any?

>>70713353
Nah it's the other way, they don't want heat, the cold is comfier for them. Though there are no trees up in the mountains so I guess they don't have much fuel anyway.

>>70713353
Imports from Wawa.
Particularly Torchwood.

>>70713588
Well I was thinking to build some things you may need a little heat. But that's me being practical again.

>>70713630
I was thinking if you are in the mountains then maybe you can get lucky with coal. Though it depends on if you can dig under the ice.

>>70713913
There are some things where we'd definitely want some heat, I was mainly thinking about cooking. Some more industrious things like ceramic and metalworking you definitely want heating, but that's why I think that kind of industry would probably be out of the cold mountains in the valleys. Though yeah there's gonna coal deposits and such in the mountains.

>>70714114
You should have some good salmon in your mountain rivers. Salmon swim up mountain rivers to spawn before winter. Then they swim to the ocean in spring/summer.

Page 10 again. Looks like another storm.

>>70716652
More like a continuing one.

Maybe we can have a comfy world building topic during the storm. I'll take anything besides food. Though building the /who/ bakery blueprint was fun.

Oi, Latina fucker! You ever hear of flying boat?

>>70702568
In the heart of Tuihovyn, where the ancient rocks kiss the sky,
Lies a tale of a girl named Mei, under Sematol's watchful eye.
Born amidst the towers of carbonate grace,
Where the river Tuih whispers secrets of the place.

Mei wandered through streets carved in stone,
Where legends of lightning and statues were known.
In the City of Angels, where faith intertwined,
With the hum of the ships and the ocean's kind.

Her childhood echoed with the thunder's roar,
As lightning danced upon the forest floor.
In the shadow of statues, she sought refuge and lore,
From the tales of old and the legends galore.

With each passing day, Mei grew strong and wise,
In the land where the misty forest lies.
She learned the ways of the sea and sky,
In Tuihovyn's embrace, where dreams could fly.

Amidst the bustling port and ships of trade,
Mei found solace in the stories that never fade.
Of pirates and mercenaries, a world so wild,
Where order was kept, but justice beguiled.

In the heart of the city, amidst towers tall,
Mei found her place, standing proud and tall.
A daughter of Sematol, with tales to tell,
In Tuihovyn's embrace, where all was well.

Through the storms and the sunshine, Mei thrived,
In a land where magic and mystery arrived.
With lightning crystals gleaming, a treasure rare,
She found her purpose, beyond compare.

In Tuihovyn's cradle, Mei made her mark,
In the City of Angels, where shadows embark.
A girl of Sematol, with a spirit untamed,
In the embrace of the archipelago, forever named.

As Mei grew older, she became a beacon of hope,
In a city where dreams and ambitions elope.
She rose through the ranks, with determination strong,
A leader among the people, where she belonged.

In the heart of Tuihovyn, Mei's legacy grew,
A symbol of resilience, through and through.
In the City of Angels, where stories thrive,
Mei's name echoed, keeping dreams alive.

Through trials and triumphs, she stood tall,
In the embrace of her city, answering the call.
A daughter of Sematol, with a spirit untamed,
Mei's tale continues, forever acclaimed.

>>70721166
the only flying boat i know of is the flying dutchmans boat from spongebob and i dont think that counts as flying desu. Well actually there was that huge fuckoff flying aircraft carrier from one of the avengers movies but i forget which one.

>>70721300
Hear this. We put a big fucking balloon on a boat right? Then we fill the balloon with helium gas. But then we have propellors that are powered by MAGIC BITCH!!! So no heavy ass fucking steam engine to weigh boat down. Me thinks...

If we're going to have airships then we need to nail down the magics needed to run them.

>>70723138
Not really, I'm sure they're fine. Just keep the speed below Mach 4.3.

>>70723138
Look man, just cuz chuubanite MVP'd during league doesnt mean we need to bring it back up here

>>70723410
Chuubanite can rot. It literally became over-complication. I was thinking about ways to have an engine without it being petro-powered.

>>70723242
You want airplanes for jet engines anyway. I'm just trying to think of a topic to keep thread afloat during the storm.

>>70724088
>I was thinking about ways to have an engine without it being petro-powered.
In an airship, it might be plausible to have some kind of man-powered propulsion, though it'd be hard work to row against the wind.

>>70726277
I guess we can have slaves pedal the propellors like how the Vikings did with row boats.

>>70727066
>like how the Vikings did with row boats
I think they used their slaves for making stuff back home. Slave galley is more of an Ottoman (and its neighbours) thing

>>70728579
Roman were big fans too, that was a classic fate for criminals.

>>70730172
They weren't since slaves suck at rowing, just that they happen to be a decent source of manpower when you're scrambling for extra hands regardless of skills (like when Rome was duking out with Carthage). If anything the fall of ERE was followed by a period where multiple Mediterranean powers made use of galériens for their fleets that lasted for a century or two until technology caught up (it took longer in some places)

Just realized, three Savanese top officials are all hag.

Botan, the queen
Fubuki, Mio, royal council.
Lamy ofc is Botan's right hand woman.

Korone meanwhile is a renowned Knight of Savan.

>>70737466
hags rule vtubing, it is known

>>70737553
Meanwhile in Polaria, A'chan sits as King Yagoo's Kinghand. And alsp doubles as Chief Liaison of The Order of Iridescent Guardians (aka Hololive, but essentially medieval Avengers).

Thinking about it, I definitely had Wakanda on the brain when I was thinking of making Botan royalty. That along with lions being regarded the king of the jungle was a fruit most tempting.

>>70737647
Does that make Yagoo medieval Nick Fury?

>>70738733
Absolutely.
And A'chan his Maria Hill.

Fun fact, A-chan was originally gonna be called Asuka back then.

Magic status?

>>70742519
As it turns out, it is, in fact, everything.

>>70737553
'tis known

>>70732743
Hmmm.....

CLEAR

Good work keeping this thing alive

Capcha: m hrt ov

Just a reminder

>>70721300
Does floating not count as flying for you?

oh no you dont

This bread dog will be out of town this afternoon. Today's menu is parfaits and toast.

Gods damn it this storm is still blowing

>>70758709
It really doesn't stop, huh

>>70761458
Seems that way

ᛒᛅᚾ

I WANNA SHOVE MY FAT WHITE COCK INTO A BROWN SPANISH PUSSY! I WANNA FUCK PERUVIANS, PUERTO RICANS, MEXICANS, COLUMBIANS, HELL I EVEN WANNA FUCK EQUADORIANS!
I WANT TO MIX WHITE AND BROWN AND MAKE ETHNICALLY DIVERSE BABIES!
I WANT TO RELENTLESSLY PLAP LATINAS EVERY DAY FASTER THAN I CAN PRODUCE SEMEN!

>>70765343
>no chileans
based

>>70765343
>no uruguayans
Excellent.

>>70765343
>no argies
Perfect

>>70765343
>no brazilians
Exquisite

>>70700820
I feel like particles would be better with the script because it might be too much with both bending the words in cases and bending them into adjectives and verbs.
>a third thing no other langauges do! we're making a truly alien language here and i like it
HELL YEAH

>>70765343
>no bolivians
superb

Alright fellow vnuggets. Here is my basic notes for vnug sex in Viti
>prostitution is legal but highly regulated to certain areas
>Known for having a large age range from lolis to hags in their 40s
>Brothels have to give their employees legal protection and they can even form unions
>All prostitutes must undergo regular health checkups and are deemed unable to perform if there are any STD's

Sound good? If so then ill write up a thing about it going into full detail and add it to the archive

>certain areas
does that mean its not allowed in other areas? are the areas certain cities or do you mean brothels can only operate in certain districts? what about girls that visit your place instead of having to go to a brothel?

Nyaru is about to go live eating some military rations:

https://www.twitch.tv/nyaruchuuu

>>70774576
What kind of food do your soldiers eat?

>>70774625
what do you mean? regular ass food what else?

>>70774731
any curry?

>>70774521
I was thinking certain districts. Also im aware of call girls but without the internet, how would they advertise themselves? I imagine there might be a small thing in the newspaper (assuming we would have a newspaper)

>>70774887
>how would they advertise themselves
go to the brothel or a separate building and schedule visits there

>>70774816
ohh i am stupid, that wanting to fuck latino rant made me think i am in /choc/

>>70775082

>>70775082
ive been visiting choc more ever since Meeta gave me a latina fetish. Also holy shit that hispanic girl that I finally got to fuck, her pussy was fucking nice. The sex was legit almost as good as sex with my cousin. I for the forseeable future will never go for trashy white women anymore. Latinas are the future.

>>70775082
kek

>>70775299
god damnit OG, worldbuilding thread btw

>>70775778
>worldbuilding thread btw
As the one who started spamming that shit back in the day that hit hard ngl. Ok ok fine ill start writing about prostitutes. Im sure vnugboi will be ok with it

>>70776145
Don’t worry about it!

ill save you bros

Saviorfagging is not an option.
Fight for your own survival.

>>70780827

>>70781072
that's a cool aesthetic

So I'm back with a migrane. I guess I'll put on some music and work something out.

New menu this evening: Meat pies. Chicken, beef, and pork pies are here. So how's your projects going?

A few bulletpoint ideas for /vtwbg/'s island:
>It is known as Lorelei Island
>Geologically, the island is the remnants of an ancient rocky formation
>The coastline is inhospitable for most of its length, with treacherous shoals and submerged boulders making approach risky.
>On the top of the island's plateau, what soil there is is thin and unsuited to fruitful agriculture, so the main sources of sustenance are small scale fishing, or pastoral in nature.
>On the top of a monolith found in the East is found the ruins of the ancient Temple of the Archives, which had gone abandoned for centuries by the time of the story.

>>70782986
Doing some rewording since I just remembered salamoim are too short to look like hags

>>70784124
So I guess airships would be the primary way to travel here unless there's a dock built into the rock face.

>>70784465
Oh, yeah you're right, that would be a better way to at least move people around.

>>70784577
The coast is no good for settling. However if you can have a cliff without too many rocks you can build a port in the rockface. The port would be high enough to get to the bridges of galleon sized ships easy. Since you're relying on fishing you'll need a dock.

That said the island is going to have to provide a service that would justify its import economy. A Galapagos-like checkpoint where traveling ships can resupply fish stock would be pretty good immediate commerce. The archiving of the world's library would be more for scholars and elites.

>>70785376
Yeah, I'm thinking the island has pretty limited intrinsic economic worth to justify it being abandoned for a few centuries (In case it wasn't obvious, the island being abandoned for a while reflects the thread being dead for a few months). So being a resupply checkpoint + offering tertiary sector services would be a good way to do it. The seaside approach being risky would probably mean the resupplying services have to be offered more cheaply to compensate, but it's not like we're looking at an economic powerhouse here lol.

>>70785923
You'll need the port to have boats in the water at least. And there's "some" agriculture but nothing commercial. Its more like there's a few fruit trees in fertile spots like coconuts and guava just to have some vitamin C. And maybe you can grow some rice in a paddy along with some medicinal plants. But its only enough to feed the locals. Raising birds for eggs would be a much easier food source. Assuming we can get birds that can lay big enough eggs. If not then importing chickens is essential.

>>70786702
/wawa/ is just across the sea, so getting chickens in is pretty reasonable! Or maybe there are some insular species like dodos.

>>70787355
Can we have domesticated dodos instead of just letting them go extinct this time? Dodos are cute.

>>70788359
Yeah, preserving things is kinda what /vtwbg/ does, so that would make sense.

>>70790230
Imagine the cute chicken and dodo videos if dodos still exist. I digress. So we have a plan for basic layout?

https://rentry.org/vtwbg2-vnuglore
So I rewrote some random bits of the lore

>>70792292
Ohh conlang stuff, nice. Also, butter tea? Butter coffee is pretty good, but that still seems weird lol.

Just for the fun of it I read a little bit about dodos. Dodos are related to doves and pigeons. They weren't fat and clumsy. Instead they were fairly mobile with getting around on two feet eating ground fruits and seeds. They swallowed pebbles which is stored in the gizzard to grind food after swallowed. That said pigeons aren't the smartest birds. But they are cute and domesticated. So /vtwbg/ dodos would be in the middle of domestication. They're too wild to train but they're tame enough to raise in captivity. Our dodos can even have a mild temper around humans. That said dodos live in forests. So we'll have to raise them to feed off of crops. There might be some forest area left. Soil maybe poor for farming but trees can still thrive. Maybe the woods overgrew on the old ruins of /vtwbg/.

>>70794395
Just some random stuff I found interesting to include in /vnug/ since I’m drawing a blank on what to write next! Kenning also warms my chuuni heart so I wanna include that in my future writing as some kinda courtesy name

>>70794503
Lorelei might have a little bit of forest in the middle, that's where the soil would be deep enough I think, it would be fairly anemic though. But that works, dodo coops sounds pretty nice.
>>70795408
>kenning
>grennir gunn-más "feeder of war-gull" = "feeder of raven" = "warrior"
how extremely metal, godspeed

>>70796926
I also read about how fungus cracked stone by dissolving them with acid. A lot of trees in forests have root and fungus networks. So the inner woods slowly expand outward to the stones thanks to tropical fungus roots.

That said the orchard forest has a good variety of fruits, rice, and buckwheat to sustain the dodos. Assuming there's no invasive predators. But unlike the Dutch /vtwbg/ has taken a liking to dodos. And the dodos learn to live around people for protection. And unlike the extinct dodos these lay 2-3 eggs per clutch thanks to domestication efforts. Dodos do have good meat, but they don't reproduce as fast as chickens do. So chickens are the primary food source next to fish.

There should also be a stone quarry. Plastered stone is just as good as ceramic bricks if you can vent the building. Building materials will be for another time. We'll need a culture now.

Fungus stone crack bump.

Most vnugs would fit well in Nero Eterna or Polaria.
Diarnuit would too, if they're neutral/light non-human humanoids.

>>70801401
Where would Palkyries go specifically? They're my favorite.

How long would it take for a deadbeat to change their appearance? Like if one of them walked into a freezer in the tropics, how long would it take until they fully bulk up?

>>70686071
>What's the difference between Japanese-style and any other given style of curry
There are hundreds, probably thousands of curries, from dozens of countries. So the answer would be a long one.

>>70802820
The "bulking" is basically a rapid accumulation of water weight, so it depends on humidity and water intake. If the deadbeat chugged four liters of water and walked into the freezer the change would be pretty quick, you could probably observe the muscles and tissues swelling up visibly, it'd take a few hours to reach the new equilibrium. If the deadbeat had an empty stomach but the freezer had very moist air, the accumulation would be slower but still pretty fast, as the humidity would be absorbed through the skin and especially the lungs, in those conditions probably a day or two to reach equilibrium.
If the air is dry and the deadbeat is completely dehydrated, there would be no visible effects until one of those things change. Though a freezer in a tropical area would have humidity levels at saturation, so that would probably be the second scenario.
Cooking something?

>>70803505
Maybe?
I was thinking about >>70721231 when I read >>70774323 and remembered salamoim won’t look like archetypical hags since they’re like a feet shorter than average and has a shorter lifespan. I figured if it’s Sematol then foreigners would be pretty common so I started thinking about Mei being neither salamoim nor human and deadbeat’s the first thing that came to mind. The fact that deadbeats feel more at home at freezing temperature (or at least feel prettiest) also helps with book preservation since cold storage slows down chemical processes (especially compared to the hot and humid environment of coastal /vnug/) and they don’t have to take the books outta cold storage to study them. I then started wondering how long it would take for a skeletal deadbeat to change their appearance after going outside (then again /vnug/’s known for insulating clothes…) so I decided to ask just in case I wanna do something with that idea

I did some research on marinade. Only the brines seem to go further than the skin. So you want to use brines on tough cuts of meat. Or you use marinades with tender or thin cuts of meat.

>>70805780
Is there an actual line between brines and marinades?

>>70806541
Brines use salt. They're called brinades. Salt is a way to make meat tender as it penetrates through the meat. Most marinades only flavor the skin. Though some strong acidic marinades can pierce through chicken fine.

>>70805141
Deadbeat freezer librarians... What an extremely creative idea, I love this. Now that I think about it, that'd make them good fits for morgues and butchers too, which is just perfect kek.
also nice art.
>>70805780
I was thinking that slicing meat thinly or cubing it might be common preparation methods so that chemical/enzymatic/acidic tenderizing methods can act more quickly! Plus meat is easier to slice thinly when it's frozen.
Hmm, maybe deadbeats have deli slicers.

>>70807014
I like yaguo’s style a lot!

how well fed are your citizens?

>>70808555
Me too, he makes a good crying Mori, also a bunch of good Takamori.

>>70802583
Hmm, based on name alone, I say Diarnuit, east part.
Tho, I'd appreciate more deets.

Stormbreaker bump!

>>70824739
Hold on a sec.

>>70824739
Whoa whoa whoa there das smuggling. I dont recall no red-orange broad in JP5.

>>70824797
>>70824897
huh? that's just JP5 no idea what you're talking about

>>70824968
She's taking up the CEO of Sex's spot.

>>70810862
Pretty dang well fed honestly

Who likes breakfast burritos? That's today's menu. Also don't forget to pet the Dokibird.

>>70829928
oh fuck yeah I could live on breakfast burritos

thread is dead so no one will see this small bit of chuubanite Im leaving here hehehe

>>70832944
Not so fast, criminal scum.

>>70833330
It's alright. Chuubanite only works in the old world of Vitubia. In Viti chuubanite holds no power because the laws of magic are different. Also chuubanite only works in its native lands.

magic bump

Cute bird bump.

Just a bit longer.

hubbub

CLEAR

flour or corn tortillas?

Well if we bump then maybe we should have some world building topics. Building materials seem like a good one. You build with whatever is around you.

>>70842465
Dont people just use literal carved rocks and wood? Seems like the most readily available resources.

>>70842429
Yes.

>>70842518
When they are available and when they are good quality. Sometimes you have access to neither. Like in the Great Plains there's not really a lot of forests to chop down. And stone quarries are rare. Also the food rotated a lot around the plains and stone was heavy to carry around. So the natives built their tents out of buffalo hides and bones. And sometimes on the river there's not enough time to tile a roof out of bark or clay. So they cut reeds and straw to build thatch roofs. Thatch is a cheap material to use for roofing if you need a roof fast. Though thatch is prone to catching fire. Which is why thatch is banned as a building material in towns and cities.

Paper might be an unusual building material in the west. But in Japan it's common for interior walls. Specifically rice paper. And Japan has earthquakes common. So they always build their homes with easy to replace materials. Stone is an expensive and brittle material in Japan. And the only iron they have is from sand.

>>70842465
Usually /uuu/ builds most of its things with living wood since Matres can coerce trees and plants to grow in any shape.
Though some other sapling tribes do incorporate large stones into their structures, into which religious and magical runes are carved.

>>70844664
I don't know if we have vegan breakfast burritos for saplings today. Maybe we can make some fruit and honey tortillia wraps. I'll have to look up a crepe recipe.

>>70845015
What’s the menu looking like for our next match of divegrass?

>This dipshit put two thieves in the same update

>>70845015
It's alright, that's why we didn't order anything today

>>70846310
Crisps, Cheezels, crackers, tortilla chips, pretzels, dips, salsa, and nachos. We still have mini meat pies, donuts, and biscuits (cookies). But our big money maker is bagged snacks and dip.

>>70846736
Understandable. I'm thinking tomorrow's bump menu is hot cakes/pancakes with corn and maple syrups along with honey, butter, peanut butter sauce, fruit, cinnamon, nuts, and whipped cream. Bacon and eggs cost extra.

*sniff*

>>70849281
Freshly baked Sanallite bread.

Presenting vDriver v0.3: https://rentry.org/vDriver

Patch Notes:
>New System: Combat Items
>Added Installs: Dokibird, Kaneko Lumi, Shiranui Flare, BasedaPoya, Takanashi Kiara
>Added ReInstall: Great Thief Dokibird
>Added Conditions: Guarded, Dark Screen, Fire Screen, Light Screen, Wind Screen
>Added Items: Base Edge, Base Lance, Base Knuckle, Cure Drink, Clear Water, Darkwall, Digital Flame, Digital Gale, Digital Gleam, Digital Void, Firewall, Lightwall, Windwall
>Added Advantages: Power Gainer, Durability Gainer, Force Gainer, Presence Gainer
>Increased base CP gain to 30% of overage. (Previously was 10% of overage)
>Advantages
>>Fast Learner - Increased boost to CP to +20% (Previously +10%)
>>Team Training - Increased CP gain to 5/ally (Previously 1/ally)
>Hoshimachi Suisei
>>Choreography - Now Once per Round (Previously Once per Turn)
>Kouseki Bijou
>>Gem Flash - updated text for clarity
>Selen Tatsuki
>>Catalyst (Gun) - Renamed to "Catalyst (R99)" for consistency with design notes.

Next Update will be when I can get to it. Hopefully next time I can make it so that half of the roster isn't graduated or HoloMyth.

>>70851370
Oh, is this like a table top thing?

>>70852128
Yes. This is a game system that is designed for tabletop-styled play.

>>70852218
How do you test balance? Or do you just kinda do it for fun and eye-ball it?

>>70851370
LEMON WOMAAAAAAAAAAAAN

>>70853640
I do some minor internal testing, but I've been designing tabletop RPGs for about a decade now, and I was designing vidya for about 5 years before that. After a while you just get a knack for it.

>>70853642
I tried to make sure Doki and Lemon Woman were distinct from each other, since both of them are thieves in lore. Doki's more focused on her ReInstall gimmick, though, while Lumi's got the Black Hole gimmick.

>>70853908
I can't believe Lumi threw Prism in the black hole...

>>70842465
I was actually thinking of writing about it before stuff happened
The most common building materials in /vnug/ would be lumber and limestone (plus other sedimentary rocks) since they’re plentiful and easy to work! Limestone, dolomite and gypsum are more commonly used in underground cities and building interior since they’re not as durable in the hot and humid climate of /vnug/ while marble’s sometimes used for fancy buildings since it’s more durable and pretty. Alabaster of all kinds are also used for interior to give the environment more variety! In more technologically advanced settlements you can probably see a lotta pipes of bronze and brass lining the walls as well
Lumber is used more often in the lowland since there’s where the forest is at. The natural moisture resistance of trees grown there also makes them a better material than the soluble rocks. I imagine /vnug/ often lacquer their wood products to make them withstand the elements better too. Overall I think /vnug/ buildings will look paler on the outside while the inside’s more colorful and ornate

>>70847329
>>70846310
I just had another thought. I'm considering other vendors and restauraunts around Divegrass Stadium. Which is why I'm focusing on snacks rather than meals. The competition will most likely be things like barbecue skewers, rotisseri meals, and noodle bowls. So I'm carving a niche for "space snacks". And you can't get more space age snacks than pre-packaged potato crisps and cheese puffs.

>>70857871
fun fact, apparently based on the cave formation of the worlds, the generic "stone" found in minecraft is limestone. This gives a pretty good idea of the appearance of /vnug/ buildings, thanks.

>>70859792
>appearance of /vnug/ buildings
For some reason I always imagine them to be white houses with colorful roofs like in Greece even though the climate doesn’t really match

What's your latest creative BGM anon? Listening to this while writing: https://youtu.be/4Ud21FEaUTQ

>>70861830
Ariabl'eyeS albums to channel the chuuni energy

>>70861830
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmWTZ3KfnXE
Heilung will pretty much always be my goto to for /uuu/, but Ive also been mixing in Eluveitie back into my mix lately, as well as band I recently discovered called Furor Gallico

>>70862264
This one? https://youtu.be/qLIRzddvl1I
I can see where the chuuni comes from, this is nice.
Oh, could you give me a name for a Salamoim wizard-alchemist? He's part of an expedition, and far from home.
>>70862540
>https://youtu.be/K8xeZu024RQ
Oh, this is great, I didn't know about them. Folkmetal bands love recording MVs in the middle of nature, huh.
I could use a name for a sapling on the same expedition as the above from you as well, he's a sapling around 30 years old, and now a sailor.

I'd take a name and a short description for an individual from any other general an anon here is from, though I can't guarantee they'll come up in the story (they'll be in my notes though). This is for the /vtwbg/ thing.

>>70864030
>name for a sapling
Depends, is he a traveler going there because they want to (which would most likely end up being a Seisi) or a sapling that somehow, through some other circumstances ended up there (would most likely a forest sapling)

>>70864415
Definitely the former, he joined the expedition out of his own volition and has been traveling with it for a while.

>>70864589
>Muire
>Fionng
>Neresus
>Thaless
Take your pick

Howdy boys

>>70864823
>Neresus
I like this one, thank you!

>>70864030
It is! They got some nice albums that also comes with stories! Personally I favorites are Siren Femme Fatale, Shuugeki no Romanesque and Zettou no Labyrinth even if their most popular work’s Kegare Naki Bara Juuji instead
>name
What about Ptymse/T’ymse? Fitting for someone travelling around the world… and I realized I don’t actually give male and female characters different names

>>70865988
>Siren Femme Fatale, Shuugeki no Romanesque and Zettou no Labyrinth
Thanks for the recs, I'll check these out.
>Ptymse
Yeah, that's perfect, thank you. I guess that makes sense, since Salamoim are a bit androgynous.

named bump

I think worldbuilding building materials is fun. I'd like to look into more eastern materials and methods. I wonder if /vsnug/ has the climate for Korean architecture.

latinaitos...
we are lost

>>70871546
what happened?

>>70871593

>>70871632
OH fuck........
cuantos velarios vamos a tener en todos los paises hispanos...

>>70871546
Kamehameha, Toriyama

>>70872031
más que Gojo

>>70871546
I just got the news recently. The gold star dub of Dragon Ball Z was my childhood. Also Dragon Quest is one of my favorite JRPGs next to Lufia. So it hurts. But I guess I'm old enough to understand old people die. Almost all of mom's close friends have died last year. And its one of the reasons why I didn't check /vt/ until recently.

Apologies for the sock post. I'm not having a good birthday month.

>>70872525
Happy early (or late) birthday anon.

seems like the board is moving quick right now, but this does bring a topic I think we could all tackle tomorrow:
how does each nation and culture handle death ceremonies
might repost tomorrow to give everyone time to think

>>70873569
Not exactly a death ceremony, but in my world, one graveyard stands head and shoulders above all else:

>The Fallen Star Memorial.

Here, many significant names of Aurorai from all walks of life have been laid to rest here. The first body to be laid to rest here is of the legendary Polarian Valkyrie Kizuna Ai, hero of the Great War.

No die

>>70872618
Thanks.

>>70873569
/nasa/ has some pretty good funeral lore. I think that still applies. Though Baker-chan doesn't have anyone to grow her star wheat for her funeral. Technically she does but Rocket-Man doesn't want to demoralize her as he's still sending her credits for Sana cosplay SFW lewds.

>>70875130
ngl, that one gpt poem about the /nasa/ funeral of a star child still holds a place in my heart to this day

I'm trying to research colonial era building stuff. In the US buildings were primarily made from wood, stone, and brick. Though once settlers started moving west wood became much more scarce. So the settlers dug their homes in the ground called dougouts. Dougouts were similar to houses in the shire but they were more holes with support than houses topped with dirt and grass.

>>70879542
Sounds comfy, temperatures are more regular below ground so this is probably pretty good in the warmer regions.

>>70880084
Only if the soil is clay enough. If the soil's too dry and dusty it'll collapse. Dugouts don't last too long without support. Even then it's better to build homes on top eventually.

>>70662340
Alright, first part of that thing. Gonna try to make it a two-parter, this way I actually finish it.
https://rentry.org/vtl6-morig-vtwbg

I wonder, is it possible to combine East Euro architecture with steppes(Mongols, Tatars, Cumans etc)architecture? Because that's what I envision Savan looking like.

Polaria meanwhile would have something more akin to West Europe with their buildings.

>>70883505
Azerbaijan?

>>70851370
>New natures
>Bean
>Tomato
more like vGrocer am I right kek
I like that Great Thief Dokibird's R4 is basically stronger the more of an underdog she is, perfect. Also I like how you worked Gloomi into the Install, very cool. Also there's quite a few conditions, now, good stuff. Godspeed.

>>70883651
True.

More upscale places lean more on East Euro styles while downtown places uses Central Asia styles.

I'm referencing Age of Empires 2 visuals here.

>>70884260
Fauna will complete yggdrasil in 2024, I believe

>>70886338
gotta trust the process

Has the storm passed yet?

Also, nice first match for our divegrass team, I watched the highlights. Hope my girl gets to play next.

>>70883437 (me)
I didn't include it in the rentry because I'm still not happy with the design, but the ship Neresus saw has roughly this shape.

>>70883703
>It's possible for vDriver to have fish, various plants, and meat.
Are vtubers just a supermarket with a zoo attached

>>70893010
Something might say a zoo is a live supermarket

fuckers?

>>70894155
Learning the /morig/ language!

>>70895029
Well, time to learn the /vnug/ language then!

>>70895835
Good luck since I barely know how the /vnug/ language works!
I was originally looking for fragmented words for something I wanted to write but I ended up spending hours looking into how to make a functional language

>>70896169
Relatable, my conlang ventures usually stop at coming up with vocabulary, which is why the /morig/ language was created by that other anon and I just came up with a bunch of words for it. I should try to write something in it, maybe some religious psalm or the like. Figuring out grammar rules seems a bit scary.

>>70896667
>maybe some religious psalm or the like
It’s funny you mention that…

CLEAR

>>70899071
CLEAR!

No Clear this time.

>>70903867
I was watching this lady play Factorio yesterday. Interesting talks about books and the sci-fi fantasy genre