/vtwbg/ - VTuber Worldbuilding General

[Anonymous No.]

New Blood Edition

Previous: >>23837918

What if your general was not just a general but a nation, devoted to your oshi and their will? Enter this general where the fanbases and generals of /vt/ are reimagined as countries interacting with each other through means peaceful and militant alike!

Interactive map:
https://vtwbg.github.io/

CURRENT GOAL: Add /ehe~/ on the map

>Note that the map isn't set in stone.
>Greentexts of your generals' lore in /vt/ land are much appreciated.
>Flags made for the region your oshi rules over are also appreciated.

THREAD REP TRIPCODE
>/∞/: !XcNdwMsONs, !np2UIvxwi. (backup)
>/pcclg/?: !!S9vZSg00/Br
>/meat/: !!J7IsvbPoQE1

CLIMATE & TECTONICS POSTS (AIDS LORE/PLACEMENT):
Ocean Currents
https://rentry.org/rvqz9
Weather Systems
https://rentry.org/nnvbx
Climate Analysis
https://rentry.org/vtwbg-climate
Tectonic Plates and their Movements
https://rentry.org/dmkyc
Geologic Provinces
https://rentry.org/ztaf99

FLAG POSTS
https://rentry.org/ah74h

LORE ARCHIVE
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HM_UK-qNKXQgFH-ixcWsCC3oAgBnFrxCKRPXdKiPMwQ/edit?usp=sharing

[Anonymous No.]

Anchor post for any story/map/lore. Please reply here for archival purposes. Anchored posts in the last thread will be archived within a day.
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instead of .co, as the latter is filtered as spam.
Thank you!
Please also report if there's outdated/missing lore in OP!

[Anonymous No.]

Anchor post for issues to be voted on next time.

>Vote Results
https://rentry.org/44do6
https://rentry.org/np9ke
>Bylaws
https://rentry.org/kuygt
>Vote post archive
https://rentry.org/ofx2x

[Anonymous No.]

CURRENT PROMPTS
Feel free to submit your own prompts to inspire others!

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

[Anonymous No.]

>>23904889
Oh, I was curious about something. Clearly, traditional torture methods would be ineffective on /meat/heads, especially raiders. But what about sensory deprivation, solitary confinement, white torture and the like? Is this a type of torment that could "hurt" a /meat/head? /morig/ CIA is trying to figure out how to interrogate captives.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23905332(me)
Okay maybe move it a little more over to the West as I forgot /meat/'s fleet is supposed to be near its western coast.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23905332
Yeah, it's a bit light on descriptions since not many have the taste for reading about it, and there is enough WIP in the lore as is. As for actual Aztec sacrifices, I think as far as suffering caused it's pretty mild compared with /meat/. They do have a focus on killing the victim instead of actively making them suffer, after all. That said, they really don't mind getting blood and gore around (although it might not be practical in their case, I reckon), so they'll be more gruesome in the sense that it's a literal bloodbath compared with the more surgical approach of /meat/. If you're interested, though, there're some Aztec sacrifice methods I found:
>The classic one, cutting your heart out before dumping your body down the stairs for further processing
>Tying the captive between trees and riddling them with arrows for a fertility ritual
>Drowning children, it's the preferred sacrifice for the water god Tlaloc
>There're records of people being burnt alive in enclosed space, but I don't know too much about it
>Although usually non-lethal, Mesoamericans also liked to pull thorned strings through body parts - one telling of the Five Suns cosmogony said that human flesh is made from Huitzilopochtli's blood after he did that to his junk

>>23905353
It probably varies a lot, although some raiders are known to make use of drugs to go berserk, so those who're hooked on it might not handle sensory deprivation well. Many of them might also rely on chuubanite tattoos and scars to keep themselves functional, so depriving them of chuubanite infusion probably will cause issues down the line for them as well. Of course, since /meat/heads are still humans (mostly), they likely won't have unlimited pain tolerance, so there *will* be a point where even they can't handle it. Of course, those are also often deadly, so using that for interrogation might not be optimal. I guess in a way, softer approaches might be better (if less morally permissible) than torture when it comes to coaxing information out of /meat/heads?

[Anonymous No.]

>>23905699
Cutting the heart out is exactly how I initially pictured /meat/head do their sacrifices generally. But the arrow and drowning part is new to me!

[Anonymous No.]

>>23905838
I wish i had the 30 minute Aztec Rituals Mumei soundpost.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23905838
The Aztecs are uniquely bloodthirsty, after all, to the point that even their human-sacrificing neighbours think they're insane. The heart-cutting one is the most (in)famous both because it's probably done the most often (Huitzilopochtli is their main god, after all), and is arguably the most visually striking. The reason why /meat/ doesn't go for it is that, well, you don't live long after losing your heart, so it just won't do for /meat/heads.
Wikipedia actually has a whole article about Aztec human sacrifice if you want more... variety for the heretics: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_sacrifice_in_Aztec_culture

>>23905962
I'm interested...

[Anonymous No.]

>>23887927
You forgot the most important part of tortoise mating.
>WOW

[Anonymous No.]

>>23905699
>It probably varies a lot
Thanks for the info! Yes, I also think the soft approach is probably more effective on humans in general, research shows that torture is pretty mediocre at information extraction even on IRL humans. But historically, the political will to use those methods instead of torture is often lacking within the organizations that end up with captives...

[Anonymous No.]

>>23906033
iirc from my history class the neighbours are more tired of the number they sacrifice as opposed to the methods they use. But the scale of sacrifices is important for the Aztecs as it was the way they expand in size and economy plus encourage social advances that drives and fueled such expansion. So the later radical reforms by Moctezuma destroyed that dynamic and basically spelt the doom of their empire.

[Anonymous No.]

Going to be busy with mother's day dinner tonight. Then I have another doctor's appointment tomorrow. Going to be busy so not much will be done with the /nasa/ rewrite in the next few days.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23906033
It was a png of mumei's overlay along with this video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=or6W4sXpl3c
's pretty neat i think.

[Anonymous No.]

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[Anonymous No.]

>>23906309
Well, on one hand, it's well-known that people will say whatever they think can get them out of the torture, even if they're false information. On the other hand, I don't know if those researches are done on repeated torture victims, where the effectiveness of lies is likely to reduce.
Ultimately, though, personally I don't think the desire for information is ever the actual goal of torture. It might be a nice excuse, and sometimes the higher-ups are not too keen on truth either, but ultimately, it's about exerting dominance over the others through control of their life and, sometimes, death.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23906689
Does peter have a creepy side I don't know about?
But yes, I think this is probably an accurate take on the matter.

[Anonymous No.]

Has /uuu/ figured out if they're part plant yet?

[Anonymous No.]

>>23905194
Is that it? Or don't we have a real /yah/ flag?
I've been playing around with a few designs

[Anonymous No.]

>>23906689
torture is good for interrogation if the information can be confirmed in a timely manner, and if the consequences can be established from the onset. besides that, torture is almost entirely a morale thing. to stop a behavior before it happens, you must either reduce the likelihood of success, or increase the risk of failure enough that people will see it as a bad investment, torture is a way of confirming that if you get caught, you'll regret it immensely. just wanted to put that out there.
>>23905699
>they likely won't have unlimited pain tolerance
while this is true, i'd say that the pavlovian conditioning of associating pain with pleasure on a societal level, from birth to the grave might be able to overwrite a fair bit, if not all of that. idk if any /meat/ chuuba is irresponsible enough to get addicted to something, such that they can have a withdrawl endurance stream, but we do know at least a few of them have done other psychological torture streams in the past, not to mention two overdose streams, so experimenting with withdrawl wouldn't be so uncommon or unusual among elites if i had to guess.

[Anonymous No.]

Part five is up.

https://rentry.org/embhz#kroniicles-from-exile-part-five-of-my-life-with-kemala

Had to cut this one in two from the original plan, so you'll find this as set-up heavy. Also, I didn't want to leave /Risu/ without doing a long goodbye.

Hope you enjoy it!

[Anonymous No.]

>>23908081
We are. How much so, I dont think has been fully decided yet
Id like some input from the other sapling if he's around
Im imagining it sort of like davy jone's crew from pirates of the caribbean but with plants instead of fish
druid/ent for sure though

[Anonymous No.]

>>23909373
>'I dunno about that, he uses fancy words and all, but his writing is a little basic, hiding that weakness with lengthy useless descriptions,' throw me a gut punch her mother, a teacher.
Cute self-deprecating Kronie, truly made in the image of his Goddess. This was a great read, as usual!
Also, #UncleDidNothingWrong

[Sapling No.]

>>23909975
I'm good with this concept, I'd like to make it a gradual process too. I propose a kind of lifecycle for saplings that goes along the lines of humans to evolving into forest spirits

[Anonymous No.]

>>23910600
>Cute self-deprecating Kronie, truly made in the image of his Goddess.
Like oshi, like fandom.

>This was a great read, as usual!
Thanks! I really appreciate it!

>Also, #UncleDidNothingWrong
Well, Kemala's father didn't condemn his ideas, just how he was acting about them.
Also, you'll like the next chapter then.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23909975
I'm thinking it can be a symbiotic relationship. Saplings are humans but they have plant symbiotes that grow inside their bodies.

[Sapling No.]

>>23911883
No, because that would insinuate that the saplings and the people that are saplings are two different things

[Anonymous No.]

>>23912089
NTA, but, hmm, true, this makes sense to me

[Anonymous No.]

>>23912089
>>23909975
Maybe Fauna chuubanite is what makes people into saplings?

[Anonymous No.]

>>23912325
>chuubanite
I'M GOING TO TIMELOOP

[Anonymous No.]

>>23912352
Hey, we only timeloop over chuubanite metaphysics. This is more like, chuubanite biology.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23912089
What if the plant is the brain and the human is just a vassal for the plant to move with?

[Anonymous No.]

>>23912325
>check lore log for chuubanite
>realize I need a PhD
ok, I'll be back in a couple of hours before giving my opinion on this

[Anonymous No.]

>>23912873
the tl;dr is magic ore, it does stuff depending on chuuba/thread

[Sapling No.]

While it may be a pretty shitty representation, this is something I propose as a sapling lifecycle. (With a unfathomably small chance of becoming a Kirin)

[Anonymous No.]

>>23912873
That doc is quite wordy, >>23913036 is a good TLDR but I'll try to summarize it.
Chuubanite is a magical substance that exists on Vitubia.
In nature, it is usually bound to some other matter.
Chuubanite can have an affinity for a certain general, which can grant it special properties.
Chuubanite can do things like store and release energy (/kfp/ or /nasa/ chuubanite), affect the workings of lifeforms (/risu/, /meat/ or /morig/ chuubanite) and some others.
In /fauna/'s case, it's a given that /fauna/ chuubanite would be the source of the supernatural growth of its forests, if that is a thing.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23913197
good chart, Im with the idea of progression over time, and really like your idea of possible splits into different types at the end; it would let us explain a lot of the different kinds of flora/fauna in /uuu/ (not that it ALL has be some sort of sapling, but still)
the only thing I might argue against is the possibility of kirin. kind of feel like that would be us writing Fauna's lore instead of just /uuu/ lore

[Anonymous No.]

>>23913288
thanks for the tldr anon
im still new so Im trying to be good about doing my reps and reading the docs

[Sapling No.]

>>23913509
I was thinking that there might be a chance to evolve into a demi-god like Kirin, while Fauna is the goddess, saplings who evolve into Kirin are her chosen that occur so rarely that most saplings don't even believe they exist. With this being a basic concept.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23913817
>evolve
this is nitpicking, but metamorphosis is the more correct word you're probably looking for

[Anonymous No.]

>>23913817
Are kirin tasty by the way?

[Sapling No.]

>>23913969
About as tasty as reptilian venison is /meat/man

[Anonymous No.]

>>23913817
ah I see, yeah, I could get behind the idea of demi-kirin. I like your idea of there being myths and stuff about the kinds of saplings that could exist

[Anonymous No.]

>>23913969
hooman fingers typed this post

[Anonymous No.]

>>23913564
nta
If you would like to ask for clarification about anything or if you would like to know more about anything, don't be afraid to ask!

[Anonymous No.]

>>23914053
How the hell did you even know?

[Anonymous No.]

>>23914053
>>23914126 (me)
pic rel

[Anonymous No.]

>>23914126
>>23914179
you hoomans all have a certain smell about you

[Anonymous No.]

The reason why I mention a symbiote with saplings is because this world has chimera species. Risuners have two unique DNAs with human and squirrel. Its how Risuners can breed with their species among others. That kind of chimera DNA might be hard to have with Human and Plant. Though Rosebutas are practically all plant with some animal cells. So it probably doesn't matter as much.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23914774
consider, it's also kind of stupid in the "i can't suspend my disbelief" way

[Anonymous No.]

>>23915497
That depends entirely on how its written and handled

[Anonymous No.]

>>23915497
>Every demi-human has to be a unique species that can only mate with their own species.
The two sets of DNA would allow a demi-human to mate with another human or even demi-human of another species by exchanging the human DNA. The animal DNA of a demi-human would exchange between demi-humans of that species. That's how I proposed it a while back. I don't think it was expanded upon in the archives yet.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23914774
while I dont think it fits into /uuu/ lore, that is an interesting thing about risuners
saplings go through their transformations because of our worship for Fauna and the amount of time we spend in her forest, but I wonder if risuners who spent too much time in our forest would have just their human side affected or both their DNAs affected

[Anonymous No.]

>>23916396
I guess the question is, do normal animals get affected by the forest in some way?

[Anonymous No.]

>>23916533
good point
no, animals are generally unaffected at the DNA level in our forest

[Anonymous No.]

>>23916609
Following this logic, the human aspects of Risuners would be sapling'd but the squirrel aspects would stay the same. So, ents with fluffy tails?

[Anonymous No.]

>>23916646
true, thats an interesting trail of thought
kind of feel like it would almost be /meat/ territory to talk about a risuner-turned-sapling munching on their own acorns

[Anonymous No.]

>>23916646
It could protect Risuners entirely. Risuners could have all of the natural defenses animals need to prevent saplingfication.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23916741
Kek, we're all a bit cannibal is some ways I guess. Your body is constantly digesting itself.
>>23916752
Yeah that's a possibility, depends on the mechanisms of saplingizing. You could spin either.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23916752
but unless the risuner symbiote can actively correct the human DNA, theyd still get partially sapling'd

[Anonymous No.]

>>23916891
I think as long as there's not much damage the process can be reversed.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23916952
well its not "damage" per se, but I see what you mean

[Anonymous No.]

>A deadbeat-mutated sapling'd Risuner walks into a bar
>Barman looks up and says "Is this some kind of joke?"

[Anonymous No.]

>>23917061
You also forgot irradiated from Mike Neko lands and /meat/ regenerating.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23917061
reminds me I should check out /morig/ lore sometime; kinda cool they have their own island. probably for the best...

[Anonymous No.]

>>23917307
>Chuubanite accumulates in body through mild exposure and makes you lose your hair
>Has a whole region that makes people mad
>Steady stream of schizo raids
>The deadbeats themselves are constantly infighting
Yeah... Better keep all our shit quarantined...

[Anonymous No.]

Since Saplings like sweet things what other pastries would Saplings be interested in from /nasa/? Assuming we get our shit together to make the bakery in /who/ first.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23918525
ice cream sammies

[Anonymous No.]

>>23916741
it all comes back to /meat/

even /vrt/ bots sacrifice RAM to their goddess to empower her processing power, wich can be seen as a form of cannibalism

[Anonymous No.]

>>23914774
it would be difficult from a physical perspective for chuubanite to bind to human dna specifically, since at that scale human dna, being made out of amino acids and the like, would look identical to any other kind of dna. symbiotes is one path you could take, but as they mentioned, that would imply saplings were only partially human. what about a virus or bacteria that can only survive in /uuu/'s climate that evolved to only have a noticeable effect on human dna in the form of a crispr cas9 sort of style of gene editing? once the genes are edited, itm doesn't matter what happens to the virus, though the longer you are in the woods, the more time the virus has to change you into a sappling. maybe the virus also has a sort of fountain of y/uoh/th property that extends the life of the person (not indefinitely no matter how long) depending on how long they stay in the forest. if it isn't a symbiote, virus, or bacteria, idk how it would work from a physical perspective. chuubanite might be magic, but it shouldn't be nonsense.
>>23918525
speaking of trades, would saplings be interested in anything from /meat/? we have a rentry with all our trading goods if you're interested.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23918749
>interested in anything from /meat/
I'll take a look, but were pretty self sufficient

[Anonymous No.]

>>23918749
Instead of the chuubanite binding to the DNA, it could be the DNA reacting to the chuubanite. This way it can be human-specific.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23918692
Don't know if we can do that with a rustic bakery. We can try.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23919195
The cookies are not too difficult, the ice cream is more challenging but it was made before refrigeration, you just need plenty of ice and salt to cool down your cream while you mix it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23918749
do /meat/ ships got a butchery on board or do they need local shops for far away countries if those would want meat? because /vrt/ loves BBQ and needs lots of meat for that and is not too picky of its origin as long as the quality is right

[Anonymous No.]

>>23919427
We got a way to make ice-cream with hand-cranked ice-cream makers. Ice is no problem in /nasa/ because we live in the tundra. The problem is delivering the ice south which we need insulated ships to do. Perhaps with enough cork we can deliver the ice.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23919749
You do share a border with /uuu/, so you could just have your creaming shops near the southern border. That's where settlements would probably be any way.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23919749
water and ice have a very high specific heat capacity, so in large amounts, ice blocks dont really need to be refrigerated
it used to be fairly common practice to just ship blocks of ice in trains even before refrigeration was commonplace

[Anonymous No.]

>>23917695
Deadbeats have the prettiest gems

[Anonymous No.]

>>23919948
True, but the cork still helps.

>>23919811
/nasa/ could use dry-ice to store pre-made ice-cream sandwiches in portable ice boxes and deliver via rocket sled.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23919749
>>23919948
you could also have ice cellars in the shops wich should be able to keep it cold whole year round.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23920008
Yeah, they're lovely.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23920140
Did anyone see my post about diamonds and dnd stuff? Really gives you ideas.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23920045
/who/'s bakery will come with an ice house. I really should detail the plans for /who/'s bakery. But I have a potential civil war to stop.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23920343
Yeah, it's pretty fitting it's linked to resurrection spells when in /vt/ it's related to deadbeats.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23920566
>Teleport circle
In 20 years risuners establish a teleport system with all other nations kek.

[Sapling No.]

>>23918749
While it is a nice gesture, I think lore-wise /uuu/ would be self-sufficient due to us mostly being vegan like Fauna not to mention that plants are photosynthetic

[Anonymous No.]

>>23921055
Being vegan or vegetarian w/ no dairy & eggs means saplings would need to find some good sources of protein. In order to make say some onions based protein and have it available to all saplings, /uuu/ would need a decent level of farming to do that. So I propose that either have saplings be vegetarian in the more traditional sense and also consumes milk and eggs, or in addition to that, imports some processed onions products from /who/ and elsewhere. For vitamins it's probably easier to explain because plenty of animals produce the vitamins they need if their food source don't have enough of them.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23921528
Do they need to eat animal proteins after they become Saplings? They could make their own proteins once they become saplings like many herbivores.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23921055
this is especially true now that we have gotten canon lore from Fauna that she doesnt like cars

[Anonymous No.]

>>23921528
>onion proteins
kek I love the word filter

[Anonymous No.]

>>23921528
>>23921600
the dietary needs if individual saplings depends on their "age"
as we become more plant-like because of the sapli-faction process we require less meat-based proteins
other versions of saplings can probably photosynthesize as well

[Anonymous No.]

I shall ask the important question. Can risuners have sex with saplings? We're already fucking one plantoid group mind as well fuck the other

[Anonymous No.]

>>23921708
Basically that, but before they fully becomes a tree they would likely still need some protein intake. There's also the problem with fauna that "evolved" from saplings. Like how the hell do they move? Is there still muscles under the bark? I would and should leave most of that theorizing to the saplings and let them have the final say but it's worth considering about.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23922041
the questions are welcome, it does give us saplings things to think about

>>23921996
are... most risuners like this? or is this particular one extra lonely? I suppose rodents do like to procreate often...

[Anonymous No.]

>>23922272
Nah, they're all like this...

[Anonymous No.]

>>23922272

[Anonymous No.]

>>23922272
you get used to it

[Anonymous No.]

>>23922272
Risuners are born to nut, it's not that bad once you get used to it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23922294
>>23922448
>>23922503
I did peep their lore. November must be an... interesting... time around here

[Anonymous No.]

>>23922534
We actually haven't seen them during November yet. I suspect we'll all be in danger once the month arrives. Thankfully Rosebutas have bunkers. The rest of you... Good luck.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23922272
Hello im the original risuner. Yes all the risuners are very much like this. We literally had sex with some deadbeats for diamonds. Kronies and risuners "get along" very nicely. We were actually annoyed that the luknights wouldnt take off their fucking armor and were disinterested in doing us. In an anons words their armor was like a giant metal condom. Our "nut exchanges" are the core of risuner culture and we wish to share our nuts with everyone.

[Anonymous No.]

You know. Considering the nut if a risuner is magical since they literally eat chuubanite infused nuts all the time would it be ridiculous to say that a risuner nutting in a sapling or a rosebud would work as pollination or fertilizer or something? Or is that a little too ridiculous?

[Anonymous No.]

At least /nasa/ seems to have made friends with the Saplings. Even if it is something as silly as sharing wild berry pies with the druids.

[Sapling No.]

>>23922722
I'd like to imagine that saplings that still retain their human parts still have their human desires but those early saplings who fall prey to sexual temptation are then classified as squeebers and are damned for forsaking the seiso teachings of our Goddess Fauna and are cursed to live and die never reaching full saplinghood unless repenting with a Ceremony of Slaps

[Anonymous No.]

If only we can get the /rrat/ monks to return. Then we'll have all the council generals in /vtwbg/.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23922945
Depends on how saplings/risuners reproduce. If we want something like this to work, I guess sapling pollen would have to actually contain sperm somewhat similar to human sperm.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23923179
it is indeed true that chronic squeebers will be forcefully metamorphosed and sold as lumber to /who/ or /nasa/

[Sapling No.]

>>23923332
Such is the power of our Goddess. Funny thing about that is that Risuners get to have their fun in corrupting saplings, as evil as it may be.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23923332
Risuners are now considering opening up a "Squeeb protection outpost" for the squeebs. You dont have to deal with squeebs and we get to nut in plant people. Everyone wins.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23923461
>>23923441
I was just reading /meat/ lore and thinking
>no way /uuu/ will have a "human resources" entry in our Exports list
but here we are...

[Anonymous No.]

Fortunately under the Grand Directive /nasa/ is forbidden to have sex with native species, including saplings, hoomans, robosans, and risuners.

[Sapling No.]

>>23923461
Silly Risuner, there is no cure for the Squeeb Curse.

[Sapling No.]

>>23923736
Except for penance

[Anonymous No.]

Posting the captain log for the /uuu/ expedition is going to be fun. I cant wait.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23923461
>>23923795
Hey Risuner, the Deadbeat fleet would like to start importing /risu/ wood and bog iron in large quantities. Our forests are smaller and slower-growing than yours, and our iron supply is limited. I think between our diamonds, gold and cashews we can probably find a mutually beneficial trade agreement?

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So, does falling in love with a Sapling makes one a dendrophile?

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>>23924584
This sounds perfect! It seems we are in business deadbeat friend. Looks like Cahya is gonna be a busy little boy with some translating.

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>>23924584
Would bog iron be better than sand iron though?

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>>23924783
/morig/ is culturally japan-esque, but geologically it's basically a carbon copy of Madagascar. So we've got IOCG deposits near our volcanoes instead of being limited to sand iron. However, they are limited in quantity. So we have issues with steel supply, not quality. Bog iron would help even out our supply, since all those cannons and armors require a lot of steel.
>>23924756
Nice! Yes, Cahya will have to familiarize himself with matters of international trade instead of getting laid for a little bit.

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>>23925042
If only you weren't so far away. /nasa/ knows how to process coal into coke for blast furnaces to make steel.

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>>23925125
wait /nasa/ opening up overall for trade again?, i missed a few days, did the lockdown arc finish?

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>>23925272
Not yet. I got busy with mother's day stuff and I'll be out of town tomorrow. Plus I have to fucking rewrite what I wrote last time because it got rejected.

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I wonder when risu will be forced to choose between morig and meat if the time ever comes. I'm sure both sides disapprove of working with the enemy.

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>>23926282
/kfp/ is another instance of a country juggling diplomatic relations with the two nations. We just kind of stay out of each other's way...
This story displays the dynamic very nicely (as well as being well written).
https://rentry.org/Melisende

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>>23924608
depends on the sapling

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Since Risuners = Indonesians, and meat Risuners are more aggressive, practices sentient sacrifices, and use tattoos, they are like the Dayak
Here are some Dayak myths to look at
https://gnmawar.wordpress.com/ensera-iban/

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>>23927474
Middle's kinda cute...

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>>23918887
Tell us if you want anything listed here: https://rentry.org/deiphagymining

>>23919649
>butchery on board
I would say that's pretty much mandatory in a time before modern refrigeration, so probably. Of course, /meat/heads have their own peculiar taste for meat, which means that setting up butcheries in other countries can be... tricky. I assume that in those cases, they would just import ice from somewhere and put pre-cut meat in on-board icehouse or something. That said, the skill of cooking meat should be easily transferable to other kinds of meat if their culinary skills are desired overseas.

>>23923592
Welcome to the club...

>>23927474
One more thing to add on the cultural exchange!

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If /nasa/ opens up trade again then we'll have to be careful with what goods we export. Food is an obvious export. However there are also refined material exports like medicine, petroleum oils and jelly, coal coke, stainless steel tools, etc. Refined goods would be hot items if they can't be replicated anywhere else. Nickel, copper, aluminum, and zinc will be /nasa/'s most sought out metals.

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>/meat/ trade ship docks at /risu/
>a flock of capybaras and guinea pigs came running out into the woods
Whoops

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>>23918900
dna reacting to chuubanite wouldn't work. chuubanite is everywhere. chuubanite binding to dna would also be a problem because it can't differentiate complex structures like that.
>>23921055
you do realize /meat/ sells more stuff than meat, right?

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>>23928618
The thing is, ships make for very poor butcher houses because they naturally rock a lot when sailing, the damp environment onboard would also make for a bad dry ageing environment. A more plausible way of transporting meat via sea routes is to just ship them alive and be butchered in the port they arrived in. When transporting live animals you also have to account for the diseases the animals carry and the environment of the ship.(https://www.izs.it/vet_italiana/2008/44_1/19.pdf)) Because of this, unless your ship is designed for this purpose or well maintained that it minimizes such risks, you are going to lose quite a lot of the live animals on board. Potentially losing half of your merchandise before you arrive at port is pretty bad for business and not conducive for large scale consumption of your shipped product in the target market.
For shorter journeys, it's possible for a large scale commercial live animal trade such as from /meat/ to /risu/ but for longer journeys, I found it less believable for countries to trade fresh meat. Of course it would have to account for the tech level of the two countries too.

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>>23932791
Interesting, I'll give it a read, but in the meantime, let's go with your suggestion.

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>>23932791
Would transporting humans be easier than other livestock?

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>>23934612
Assuming they are allowed to roam, fed and have the ability to keep themselves clean aka not being treated like crap, should be. Papers and books on the transatlantic slave trade(and for shorter ranges maybe how the Barbary states treat their captives)would unironically be a good source for the feasibility of transporting soon to be meat humans around.

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>>23934779
That settles it - high quality human resources are on the cosmopolitan menu now

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>>23919749
Question:
Does /nasa/ have a port/harbor yet?

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>>23922041
I mean, the saplings could very well be able to synthesize proteins in their own bodies better than normal humans can. There is no real reason to enforce the saplings to be omnivorous.

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>>23934612
Hey hey hey!
Literal human resources is /meat/'s gimmick

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>>23937843
>Hey hey hey!
Hmm... veal is good, but this one in particular might have too much fat. Offal, maybe?

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>>23936706
Nope, civil war arc started before we could start construction

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>>23932561
It would be reacting this way to Fauna-attuned chuubanite obviously, otherwise the whole world would turn into saplings.

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>>23940738
so, i appologize if i sound annoying, if you think this isn't interesting, please tell me, but i prefer trying to hammer the physics out as much as possible just so we know how everything works, it's fun for me, and if you aren't interested you don't need to engage in it, but i would personally prefer it if we made everything as detailed as possible. my point in bringing up chuubanite was that chuubanite is ubiquitous in this setting. if dna responds to one kind of chuubanite in such a dramatic way, why wouldn't it respond in a similar way to all the rest? we should try to think of a specific process through which that would happen. if viruses and bacteria don't work, what process would cause dna to change in the presence of fauna chuubanite in particular in such a way that it makes them saplings? it isn't a small feat to turn an animal into a plant, /rose/ got through it with symbiotes, but i suppose you could get through it by carefully choosing the physical impact of the magical effect of your chuubanite on a physical level, /meat/ chuubanite makes things go through the life cycle faster. this results in regeneration of organic material because organic material is by definition self-regenerative but it would have to be more simplistic than "change the fleshy parts into woody parts" because chuubanite should mostly work on a microscopic level. making it a virus or symbiote could help in increasing the scale from molecular, to cellular, which is where the difference between animals and plants are better defined. the chuubanite would effectively act as a pilot in that circumstance, while the symbiote or virus does all the real work, and since organic life forms can be evolutionarily programmed to quite a degree of specificity, the fact that it only effects humans could make more sense. if you have another idea that you would prefer, that is great, i just personally would like it if it made sense in these terms.

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>>23941493
My idea is that chuubanite is activated by the user's belief/faith.
So even if the concept being worshipped/practiced is vague, the specific modifications depend on the person's spirituality
A Fauna worshipper gets Fauna chuubanite in his body. As long as he is mentally and spiritually aligned with Fauna, the chuubanite expends its magical energy to alter the user. Flesh gets replaced with cellulose, creating plant-like biology, his organs start producing chlorophyll, etc

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>>23919649
We would but there would be no human sacrifices
Either chimeras or big rodents.
Hope you like cavy on a stick

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Some more detailed thoughts regarding the effects of /who/'s chuubanite, especially on organisms. I think /who/rep originally intended for us to have owl girl shock troopers, not as cool but it would do, I think. No-paragraph anon if you found any fault in it please let me know.

/who/ chuubanite: Biological effects intent: Promotes growth of civilization(mostly on farmed crops and animals, some positive effect on humans)

Chuubanite have highly selective effect on organisms within /who/:
- Mostly on grain crop or crop artificially selected to have larger fruits/seeds: increased photosynthesis & fruiting rate > faster growth rate, better nutritional density, better taste(partly subjective, e.g. fruits have slightly higher fructose content)
- Growth and health on other types of (wild)plants also observed but extremely marginal(<1%), only type with noticeable difference are berries.
- Plants esp. farming cultivars absorb higher than usual amount of chuubanite
enters into digestive system
- Interacts with different cells in humans which promote both muscle growth, increased ATP production & storage(work longer before feel exhausted), also average focus time(unfortunately causes increased autism/add rate in some population)
- Natives respond to the chuubanite more than non native
-Ruminants absorb chuubanite by eating sheer amount of grass, omnivores(pigs & poultry) absorb it through eating food scrap/feed made from plants disproportionally affected(human food)
-Effect in animals only affect muscle growth and energy conversion
-Wildlife very marginally affected like plants. Some urban scavengers also exhibit observed effects on livestock but much weaker.

Other effects

Polygenic disorder:
- Females disproportionally affected. Only present in native pouplation.
- Strong association with the mother(only inherited through mother, Mitochondrial?)
lower skeleton(decrease of ~40-50%), muscle mass(decrease of ~10-20%)
weaker bones, muscle mass and strength can be partially recovered through the consumption of crops grew in higher chuubanite areas, but skeleton mass marginal increase only bone strength.
- Depends on individual, most would need wheelchair for longer distances, can stand and support themselves for extended period of time(hours) but usually can't walk for >15 minutes, sprint for ~100 meters before feeling pain. Too much physical exertion could break bones.
- New back skeletal muscle group connected with wing, similar to aviant flight muscle. Specialised cells in wing stores chuubanite. Limited articulation of wing due to skeletal structure, flight achieved mostly by expenditure of chuubanite, which creates vertical lift. Visibally emits amber colored chuubanite particles. The subject then are able to glide in a limited fashion and maintain altitude by occasionally flapping their wings(which expends more chuubanite). Depending on individual's physical ability & cell + chuubanite concentration, flight last no longer than 25 minutes before exhaustion, 1 1/2 hour before expending all chuubanite. Accumulation process slow, mostly through food and small amount from air & water, takes at least 2-3 weeks before completely replenished.
- Feather patterns different in individuals. Hair in some areas replaced by down feathers.
- Slightly lower cone cell ratio in eyes, reflective tissue behind eyes, like cats
- No observed difference in neck bone structure

I might incorporate the latter part on owl girls into a short story sometime later. Not anchoring until I either did that or expand the first part on crops into an actual paragraph.

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>>23948045
>I think /who/rep originally intended for us to have owl girl shock troopers
I didn't really intend anything with chuubanite honestly, chuubanite always just seemed like a massive pain in the head to deal with for me.

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>>23946799
sapling here; I like your idea of it being triggered by Fauna worship. If thats a thing that chuubanite can be activated by, itd be neat to fit into the lore

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>>23948186
Maybe it's because of that one ww1 inspired birdgirl soldier art you posted here before. I didn't really planned for /who/ to have owlgirls either but I stumbled upon an idea that would work, all the sapling evolution talk had me think about fantasy biology. Because of their rarity(maybe less than 2 dozen born per year) they aren't that impactful to the in-lore country. But it still adds a lot of flavour and sounds really cool.

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Greetings gentlemen. So Lets see whose turn it is to receive some nuts.

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>>23948426
Yeah, reading through, i didn't really want chuubanite to affect the body. I'll file it under "consideration" for now.
Also, entirely unrelated, but why spoiler that small bit?

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>>23948642
If not the body then you can use it for machinery. KFP use it for storing and releasing energy. So you could use it for electricity or heat or something. Which would drastically help out in many cases if you are creative enough. Risuners use it to accelerate plant growth so if you wanna use it on the environment you could make it so metal is stronger maybe? Just the first thought that came to my head.

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>>23946799
i am the guy who advocates the warp interpretation of chuubanite, belief/devotion to a concept is how i typically describe people who have high affinity to a chuubanite type. neither the chuubanite, nor the chuubanite effect should be controllable with belief and devotion alone. chuubanite is a material, the magical effect is determined by which concepts are associated with whatever the vitubium has bonded with. there should ideally be a way where you explain how the chuubanite achieves it's intended effect. as i said, if this doesn't interest you, so be it, but just saying flesh gets replaced by cellulose tells us nothing about how. chuubanite has local effects, it is smaller than dna, how does it influence dna at such a small size if it doesn't have any method to observe it's surroundings, and doesn't have the ability to control matter outside it's range of contact in a precise way. instead of making chuubanite itself be the thing that makes these changes, you should have some machine of sorts that can be influenced by the chuubanite while still being large and complex enough to have more precise behavior, one of the smallest scales of this being a virus. you could have human-specific genetic changes that are only found in a specific region/climate that are dramatic enough to turn flesh into cellulose over the course of time we are talking about if the chuubanite operated on the scale of genetics, such as with a virus or bacteria, or on the scale of an organism, such as with /rose/'s symbiotes, but you can't feasibly do that on the scale of molecules. in the end, the result is the same, only the explanation differs, but one is a more efficient explanation that maintains the logic of the setting.
>>23948366
worship mostly effects the conceptual side of everything, but i think in the same way certain materials can have high affinity for one or more concepts, same can be said for individuals. it's not that it is triggered/activated by worship, it's that it's almost passively resisted otherwise by the sheer fact that there are other things competing to be the strongest correlated concept to any given thing. meditation on a single concept, in this case being fauna, would only further reduce the competition, thus opening yourself up to the effects of nature that were always present, which might be a bit more symbolic, come to think of it.

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>>23948776
Industrial uses seem easier to manage, storing electricity also would do making refrigerators something more plausible too. Thinking is hard.

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It seems that /uuu/ shall get its turn. Ill make a thing about a fleet visiting there. They are high priority after all and ive been kinda waiting for an /uuu/ rep for weeks now so now that there is one time to give some plant people out magical nuts

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>>23948642
Hmm Should the effect on crops part be shelved as well?
>Also, entirely unrelated, but why spoiler that small bit?
because I found it silly

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current list of people who I shall do lore stuff about in order
>uuu
>meat
>morig
>luna (if they want to continue)
>rose (if they want to continue) PLEASE SAY YES OUR STORY IS ACTUALLY AT THE TOP OF THE LIST I JUST DIDNT SEE ANYTHING ON YOUR END UNLESS YOU WANT ME TO MAKE ANOTHER ONE AND THATS ASSUMING YOUR STILL INTERESTED ROSEANON

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>>23948855
Maybe chuubanite is 'sentient'? Not exactly sentient to the point it can think, but once it enters a living being, it forms a mutual relationship.
The host's thoughts/beliefs/natural instincts are shared with the substance.
While the substance cannot think, it uses them as a vector to alter the environment it's in to match the desires of the host.
Although this would be logical for organic chuubanite/vtubium inside living creatures.
As for how deposits in the ground and water alters the environment, it would probably receive the thoughts of nearby sentient species

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>>23948045
sounds good to me. just to clarify, this is a species that evolved specifically to their local chuubanite over the course of millions or so of years, right? developing hollower bones and autism is one thing, but feathers are practically an entirely different organ, which is why most flying mammals use skin flaps, not that you should do that, but if not influenced by chuubanite, evolution would probably take a less inefficient route, not that mutations should be intelligent or anything.

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>>23949469
>>23948855
hurr durr pic related

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>>23948855
>it's almost passively resisted otherwise by the sheer fact that there are other things competing to be the strongest correlated concept to any given thing
ok yeah, that kinda makes sense to me, good explanation

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>>23948776
prosthetic owl wings...
Chuubanite infusion strengthening things seem to be a common characteristic, so that should work alright. Maybe some other characteristics that help with metallurgy in general? Maybe even memory metal?

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>>23949541
I can accept 'it's magic I cant explain shit' since it's fantasy
But we need to make sure it's consistent to avoid something like Celtic mythology where people just do asspulls out of nowhere

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>>23949589
Tf is "memory metal" ?

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>>23949717
Fun stuff: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shape-memory_alloy

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>>23949536
Homo sapiens are only around for like what around 300,000 years? And the humans in Vitubia are supposed to be transported to this planet after a calamity. So... yeah most of it is still magic bullshit. Any chuuba with non-mammalian animal theme is hard to deal with if one wants to give the nationals some demi-human traits I guess. I also increasingly see why /who/rep doesn't want to deal with the biological aspect of chuubanite.

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>>23949365
I don't know, early GMOs sounds funny so I'm really tempted to add it in. But it has very far reaching concequences to the point where it's something that i am more apprehensive to integrating it.

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HOLY FUCKING FUCK I JUST THOUGHT OF AN EXTREMELY BRILLIANT IDEA
>who has reps
>uuu has reps
>nasa has reps
>theyre all right next to each other
it wouldnt make much sense to only visit one but it would make sense to visit all three. So why not build a really big fleet and have them split off to meet all 3 of them at once. All the risu reps will be somewhat close to each other and the only thing stopping us is lack of boats. So you know what its time for

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>>23949469
the warp interpretation would describe vitubium as a material that can bridge the gap between our universe and a universe of concepts. the conceptual energy seeping out of the vitubium is the origin of all the unique magical effects, pure vitubium is highly unstable, and binds to whatever it is in contact with, in this state, all the conceptual energies are released indiscriminately, it is effectively so unsafe and unpredictable that you are in danger just being near it. chuubanite is formed when vitubium binds with something near it. different chuubanite is made depending on the substance it binds to. the substances have high affinity with a concept, which causes that concept to be dominant, thus resisting all other types. i have been thinking about ways to limit the concepts to thread topics in a natural way, but ultimately, it's unnecessary with the inclusion of symbolism and affinity, concepts that have no thread affinity aren't strong enough concepts to out compete others. regardless, these concepts might be described as having a goal, same as anything else in nature might be described as having a goal, it does not. it's personification of natural phenomena that has no will of it's own. chuubanite is not sentient, and any effect it has is a product of cause and effect. your thoughts alone might effect what affinity pure vitubium, or ambiguous chuubanite (two or more equal affinities) has, but you would do so at your own risk, as it would still be very unstable do to the ever shifting nature of affinity in this context.
>>23949956
this is not earth, and vitubium existed in /jp/ as well.

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>>23950280
thread affinity of risu
>i wanna fuck the treerat
>risu is sex
>i love the squirrel
>occasional retards but mostly just fanart and saying we love risu
>true risuners honestly just want the squirrel to stream, be happy listening to her, and have sex with her

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Hoomans are civilization, which are pure humans. So Hoomans being humans make sense. Only Mumei is owl.

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>>23950351
>interacted with risuner here
>ended up writing my first smut fanfic about risu or rather someone who looks like risu but doesn't really act like her
chuubanite irradiation is real

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>>23950467
>irradiation
Risuners are infecting everyone they touch with the horny and saplings are next on the list

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>>23950357
Civilization doesnt necessarily equates humanity.
It's an end product of sentience and spirituality.
Mumei would be happy to watch every sentient race building cities, conducting trade, and killing each other like a kid watching an ant farm.

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>>23950280
Thing is, council haven't debuted when /vt/ was created. So council split's(or any other chuuba who debuted after /vt/) territory shouldn't be under their affiliated chuubanite's effect for that long comparatively right?
You know what I think I'm gonna drop this idea entirely after I'm reminded of the evolution hills & valleys again. If one were to follow or just borrow from real evolutionary biology I found it extremely difficult to incorporate feathers somehow.

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>>23950614
This is from an old statement of Mumei in the early months, but presumably, alien civilizations would have their own guardian of civilization, not Mumei. The same would probably be true for other non-human species in the planet.

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>>23950280
>chuubanite is not sentient
Yeah it's not. But it is affected in the presence of them.
>bridge the gap between our universe and a universe of concepts
I GOT IT!
From the way you ordered these ideas, it puts vtubium below the hierarchy of concepts
How about we switch the hierachy.
Concepts -> Chuuba deity -> Vtubium
Meaning that Vtubium itself is not the one that defines the concepts it's supposed to affiliate with, but the deities themselves.
It could also answer >>23950801
A region would originally have Vtubium A
But once believers of Chuuba B appeared, Vtubium A receives energy from Chuuba B instead.
The Vtubium deposits can easily switch its affinity and affiliated powers easily because the 'concept' it's supposed to represent had already been decided by the deity

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I wonder if tortoises would like to eat raw grains. Raw grains with the seed bits are healthy.

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ri2ner here
My morning wood wont die so fuck it im writing this.
"One of the most unique flora native to the land of Risuners are the Nut Pitcher Plants. Biologically and physically they almost match a pitcher plant in every way except for the pitcher plants. The pitchers themselves are not shaped as pitchers. They do not collect rainwater nor feed on bugs. They feed on nuts. Risuner nuts. The pitchers themselves are shaped similarly to onaholes, believed to be in the shape, texture, and interior of the goddess Risu herself. Some folklores mention that it was Risu herself who planted these foliage during her /here/ visits as a prank. It is not uncommon for young Risuner boys to harvest the 'pitchers' for personal use."

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>>23950801
sorry to hear that. i thought your idea was excellently detailed, but if you don't want it that's fine.
>>23950914
have we had this discussion before? you sound like that guy who suggested making vitubium appear out of thin air one day to avoid the problem of the universe being unfit for life before intelligent life capable of thought formed. what do you stand to gain from any of this? we'd just be changing how everything in our universe works from a hard magic system to a soft one, which is inferior by my world building standards, not to mention forcing us to change any lore we made based on the assumption that our magic system had a form of logic behind it, all for what? correct me if i have misunderstood anything, or if i accused you of being someone you aren't, but i'm just responding to what i see. also, there is no hierarchy here. vitubium is the physical thing, concepts are the conceptual thing, chuubas are concepts, along with all the non-chuuba things that /vt/ threads are made about, so they affect the conceptual side of the interaction, whereas vitubium, being physical, affects the physical side of things. you need both to produce any effect, they are both equally important for producing that effect, they just have different roles to play in doing so. also, chuubanite is not physically affected by concepts, just like concepts aren't conceptually affected by physics. chuubanite is not physically changed in the presence of sentience, nor should it's physical characteristics be controllable with thought. if any effect is produced by thought alone, it's on the conceptual side, which would either not have a noticeable impact, or it would have an unstable reaction that would be dangerous to use. does that clarify how this stuff works more? it's not a hierarchy.

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>>23951642
HOLY SHIT RI2NER i was wondering where you were and you show up with this. Glory to you fellow risuner.

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>>23952426
>have we had this discussion before
No? This is my first time telling that idea
>concepts are the conceptual thing, chuubas are concepts, along with all the non-chuuba things that /vt/ threads are made about
Right. We have threads dedicated to tangential topics like fetishes, numbers, virtual money. So putting chuubas as the fixed mediator wouldnt make sense when /#/ can pull out number magic
But there needs to be a way to answer how vtubium in a region switch when a new split is made.
Just a couple months ago (decades in universe) there are no Kobo and Kaela chuubanite

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>>23952426
The owl girls are more meant to be a kind of disorder that's unique to the specific group that has been living in /who/ for hundreds of generations. So they don't make much evolutionary sense. But then to give sufficient explanation on how the feathers came up one would probably have to plan out how humans, in general, evolved back in /jp/ as well. Because I presume /jp/ didn't have /who/ or any chuuba's chuubanite before they debuted, that would severely limit the possible source on how they got the mutated genes that makes them very occasionally grow wings, among other features. If /who/ chuubanite only influenced the pop for around two thousand years, and one has to explain how they got the gene, I can only say magic, duh.To fully address any potential inconsistency gets exponentially harder & complex, the payoff also diminishes because I intend them to only be a sort of religious icon, treated as sort of living saints. Moreover, bird girls are cute.
Might revisit it but ehh who knows. For now it goes back to the folder.

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>>23953015
affinity shifts somewhat erratically, due to it coming from symbolism which is a conceptual thing, so that could do it, or the natural decay of chuubanite as a radioactive material. evolution of chuubanite is also an idea, when two factions have a similar chuubanite effect but used slightly differently. also, there is kobo and Kalinin chuubanite if threads are still made for them, but it will be more unstable. sorry if i accused you of being someone else, many similar ideas over the past few months since we got this thread to be more active. i was here back when it was made, so i’ve heard a lot of ideas.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23953521
there are conditions under which fast evolution can take place. some time ago you guys said some of you came from the early /sbg/ threads, thus you have cannibals, maybe early /meat/ magic could have sped the process up even further for some of you. chuubanite effects can evolve a bit btw.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23953605
>many similar ideas over the past few months
Just like how Risuners are all horny, Autists share the same braincells it seem

[Anonymous No.]

>>23953841
That might explain it. Gonna have a think about it later. Thanks :D

[Anonymous No.]

>>23951642
Fun fact.
IRL pitcher plants are filled with acid.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23956333
but these arent irl pitcher plants wink winm

[Anonymous No.]

>>23957969
Oh yeah, I just had this image of a risuner dipping his dick in a random plant in another country and getting mild acid burns on his cock kek.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23949436
Sorry for the late reply, my house has been falling apart for the past few days and I've been busting my ass trying to fix it. But I'm definitely willing to keep going, I just haven't been able to sit down and write recently.
Also,
>>23948855
>/rose/'s symbiotes
What does this mean? I don't remember anything about symbiotes.

[Anonymous No.]

>Daydreaming about worldbuilding, making connections
>/ggg/ is India and shaped like Kumari Kandam
>/morig/ is madagascar
>/ggg/ and /morig/ are positioned relative to one another similarly to Madagascar and India
>Mori's favorite animals in Lemurs
>Lemuria is another name for Kumari Kandam
>Lemuria is the name for the Roman Day of the Dead
>This is the lore for the Lemuria faction in Dominions 5:
>With the second fall of Ermor, hope finally came to the Scelerian remnants of the ancient empire. The fear of the dead faded and the undead legions were no longer needed. Instead the soulless were put to menial labor. But the Thaumaturgs turned their attentions elsewhere. The common people became ever more dissatisfied. Some soulless slaves still toiled the land, but with the thaumaturgs less interested in reanimating slaves for the populace, the common men felt abandoned. Demands were made that the Thaumatugs should provide slaves to keep the kingdom going. The conflict escalated and finally, in an act of remarkable hubris, the Thaumatugs decided to settle the problem once and for all. In a great ceremony every Thaumaturg in the kingom joined a communion and poured their lower souls into a ritual that would open a gate to the underworld, so that the dead willingly might return to the land of the living as workers and farmers. The rituel succeeded, in a way. The gate opened, but the lower souls of the Thaumaturgs where ripped apart and swallowed by the gate. And from the gate emerged, not dead servants, but a spectral host of legionnaires and shadows. Now the land is slowly withering and falling under the dominions of a God of darkness. Ghosts and spectral legions reclaim a land once theirs and the shattered souls of the former Thaumaturgs are mustering the shadows and memories of a glorious past.
>???
Anons... I'm gonna lose it, it's all connected.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23960748
oh well ok then. you take care of your shit. ill do other people in the meantime. Its not like risuners have literally the entire world to explore or anything

[Anonymous No.]

>>23960748
>What does this mean? I don't remember anything about symbiotes.
Don't worry about it, it's something from the PCU (Paragraphsanon Cinematic Universe).

[Anonymous No.]

Meanwhile in /risu/
>were building a FUCKLOAD OF BOATS (no surprise) for a convoy fleet up to /uuu/, /nasa/, and /who/
>/morig/ is scheduled for a revisit since we have trading to do. and it just so happens they need the thing we have an extreme abundance of besides nuts.
>Nuts. Enough said
>Luknights try to visit the risu temple but get stopped. They do seem to enjoy being in Pasuma worshipping their princess. and yet wont even give us pretty gems or let us exchange our nuts because they refuse to take off their armor

[Anonymous No.]

>>23960748
symbiotic might not be the word, but look at the /rose/ rentry. the rose controls a separate body pretty much.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23962527
I-I mean, I suppose that's a way to look at it?
When I wrote it, I more meant to imagine that the main "pod" rose sort of birthed Rosebutas like an external pseudo-womb. Then Rosebutas are classified as plants because they're like the product of one and have that same sort of plant biology just in an animal-like way. Or something like that.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23962701
And yet when risuners have sex with them they get fertilized?

[Anonymous No.]

>>23962780
But I even stated in the lore that Rosebutas can't reproduce with animals... They can try, but normally nothing would come of it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23962860
Well, a rosebuta covered in cum would come out of it. That's already pretty good.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23962860
Oh i forgot about that part. Well shit. But I do think something might happen. Thinking about it makes me realize that chuubanite or at least traces of it would be in every nut. Thats how they grow so fast. And risuners are eating them directly all the time. Would that mean that a risuners cum is literal magic? why is my brain like this?

[Anonymous No.]

>>23962701
i thought it was a symbiotic relationship with a codependent but separate species.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23962895
I mean, yeah fair point if that's what you're into kek.
>>23962924
Hm, maybe Risuners would have some special effect then. Perhaps there could be a Sunwalker/Risuner hybrid, with both the body fluff of a Sunwalker and softness of a Risuner. But who knows until it happens?
>>23962984
While I could do that, I can't think of a valid reason for it to be a thing. We don't have anything like that in relation to actual Rosebuds.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23963153
oh btw roseanon since nyanners is getting shit on for the boyfriend thing i think a lot of schizos might stop fucking up /rose/ now so soon would be a good time to check up on that. Hope everything works out well.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23963442
It really is always pink women...

[Anonymous No.]

>>23963442
While it's sad to see another fall, I'm at least glad I don't have to bear the brunt of it anymore. Here's hoping things balance back out.
>>23963523
Such is our curse, deadbeat...

[Anonymous No.]

I think ill wait a bit on uuu story. Would make sense to let those big boats be constructed. Meanwhile meat and morig are currently on the list. Ill do meat first since their lore is fresh in my mind.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23963523
>>23963900
Funny thing is i actually hate nyanners myself but like callie and rosemi

[Anonymous No.]

>>23963951
>callie
I can't believe risuner is part of the calliopeople...

[Anonymous No.]

Speaking of Risuners... Chapter two of a /risu/x/morig/ story. A bit shorter than the previous one, felt like a natural stopping point and I've got some moving parts to figure out for the next..
https://rentry.org/cultural-exchange#chapter-2

[Anonymous No.]

>>23964540
I dont watch her a lot. Used to but risu has always been my oshi. Funny enough the reason why I stopped watching her along pretty much almost every vtuber was to not be a lonely fuck and maintain a social life. Somehow "watch less vtubers" turned into "watch only risu, kaela, rosemi like once every 2 weeks or so, and a 2 view i wont mention". Well anyway im no callie anti i mean yeah the whole lean thing was pretty fucking stupid on her as well as a few other things but there is definitely way worse things that others have done. And fuck it. I like about half the songs she made so far.
>>23964606
SWEET! LETS GOOOO BABY

[Anonymous No.]

>>23964882
I mainly said it because only tourists call mori "calli" or variations of that

[Anonymous No.]

>>23964974
Goes to show i dont visit the mori threads a lot. As of late /risu/ and this thread are really the only ones i visit primarily with a bit of /mhm/ recently and on occasion some bait threads to get some good keks. Anyway i just read the story. Nicely written and left right at a cliffhanger.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23965104
Thanks! I like how fog is always foreboding somehow...

[Anonymous No.]

>>23950076
Did /risu/ get their stainless steel tools yet?

[Anonymous No.]

>>23965349
The boat is very close on the way. Ill say it now since im about to go visit nasa right before takeoff will be when the black market guy comes around.

[Anonymous No.]

Great, I have a fucking deadline to resolve civil conflict before /risu/ shows up.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23965800
Or they can show up while it's going on, could be fun too kek.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23961321
Dont think about it anon, just forget you ever even heard of this thread.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23961321
>he knows

[Anonymous No.]

any other saplings here? how do we feel about risuners coming over to /uuu/? the rules about squeebing are pretty clear...

[Anonymous No.]

>>23966432
I have evidence of the contrary >>23922340

[Anonymous No.]

Has anyone ever considered making a timeline where all the stories would be placed relative to one another? Placement would not need to based on actual years since figuring that out for some of the stories mey be tricky, but it would be nice to have some vague idea of what happened and when

[Anonymous No.]

>>23966553
Most of them seem to be set in a vaguely "now" time, and I guess they usually don't intersect enough to show a clear sequence of events relative to each other

[Anonymous No.]

>>23966517
only Fauna is allowed to squeeb. saplings must ask her for permission first

[Anonymous No.]

>>23966553
That's one of the ideas behind picking a "current year". Everything going on around "now" is happening sometime within a few years of 1120 VTE. Specific dates could be assigned to the stories, that would be fun!

[Anonymous No.]

>>23966616
>>23966694
I just kinda thought it would be cool to have the option to read the lore in a chronological order, even a very vague one.
Assigning a specific date to each story would be pretty great, but honestly I think that may be a bit ambitious, especially since many of the stories are written by anons who are no longer working on the project (i assume), so the option to consult the author on those cases goes out the window.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23966865
I guess if an anon is interested he could make a proposed set of dates, and we let 'em through if there are no objections? I feel like the writers would care more about where their story is in relation to other stories related to theirs than the precise date.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23928100
prolly had a gaijin daddy

[Anonymous No.]

>>23968075
Yeah me.

[Anonymous No.]

am i good for this world?
------
/omesis/

A very separate development from the ancient original Four Kings culture, the Sorority Omega was overlooked in the classic age, but being minor served to be a blessing: After the fall of the Four, the Omegans that descended from the sorority had strayed from the original core of civilization, and thus survived. The Omegans were a learned and inquisitive people, and had a plethora of odd knowledge and sciences they practiced.

Seeing ground-borne life was a bit more savage, The Omegans took to hot air ballooning. Their desire to flee into the sky grew, so that in the present, many hot air balloons are clustered together suspending large living platforms underneath. Though this greatly limits what they can develop, they have their hands in every craft they can. Their lighter than air existence means they have to master navigation, weather-lore, as well as ropework and repair.

Being a civilization on the wind, they often journey to the ground for resources. though they can lower ropes, nothing beats finding a moment of peace and open ground to touchdown for a few hours, maybe a day. When on the ground, the Omegan's don't waste time, and will trade or harvest what they need to keep their skyborne civilization going.

The Omegans primarily practice chemistry, woodcrafting, and courier messaging. Their foods are limited to poultry, mushrooms, and whatever grains they can trade from their trips to the ground below. They can grow limited spices and onions in the limited soil troughs onbard the platforms, but most of their serious food has to be taken off the ground or netted from the sea. Culturally, they are resource managers: nothing can be wasted if it can be helped.

The Omegan art of war tends to be minimal. They run from what they can. Their warriors are primarily archers, though they also use smoke and decoys as often as possible. Living onboard an airborne platform restricts heavy weapons and makes armor negligible. On the good side, Omegan arrowheads tend to be really ingenious, often carrying poison, sleep, or some other special quality.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23968241
I don't think we've quite figured out how to represent fans without threads, but I guess some kind of nomadic people makes sense?

[Sapling No.]

>>23966621
Fauna is too seiso to participate in Squeebing. And she would not allow for saplings to participate in squeebing. Risuners would come as "cultural exchange" as fellow nature-lovers. Saplings who succumb to temptation are villified as Squeebers and fall to the curse.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23968487
exactamundo!

[Anonymous No.]

>>23968900
What if a sapling squeebs after eating a wildberry pie from /nasa/? Or am I interpreting squeebing wrong?

[Anonymous No.]

>>23968900
I concur
might need to put up signs or something
also, we gotta make sure they dont try planting some of those pitcher plant things they were talking about earlier in our forest

[Anonymous No.]

>>23969060
Nah, squeebing comes into play with cream pies normally.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23969060
I guess... it depends on what you use pies for...?
Im not one to kink-shame...

[Anonymous No.]

>>23969231
Eating. Pies are for eating. Though we cannot stop other natives from interpreting other things to do with pies.

[Anonymous No.]

What are /lofi/ people called. I can't find them in the catalog unless they renamed their thread to something else.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23969655
Their thread is /pagi/.

[Sapling No.]

>>23969060
Squeebing is a euphamism for masturbation or general sexual activities

[Anonymous No.]

>>23963919
You can say we're quite good at keeping things fresh...
I do want to see how the story goes tho

[Anonymous No.]

>>23969655
the ioforia of /pagi/

[Anonymous No.]

I think I might know what to do with Security General Jonathan. Its not what has been planned. But as I'm rewriting things my perspectives are changing a little. Outside of the political "death cult" everyone else should be a reasonable mind. And the more I think about it the more I understand General Jonathan is not really the bad guy, nor is Principal Alex. They're just two reasonable men with two different opinions. And that's why writing is so hard.

>>23963919
Take your time. It is a very long journey. You will want to stop by other nations along the way like /ggg/ to resupply. In fact /nasa/ may open a bakery and store in /ggg/ so we have a supply depot for east Holocontinent. Please take your time as I'm still writing the conclusion to the civil war arc.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23968241
>>23968487
hot air balloon nomads sound kinda awesome

[Anonymous No.]

>>23968241
Nomad balloon people are kino, I like it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23970652
Just wait until they see /nasa/'s rockets and airplanes.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23970728
Eh, I still prefer balloons

[Anonymous No.]

I am back gentlemen.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23971350
What's your opinion on trying out nylon brushes to brush Risuners' tails?

[Anonymous No.]

>>23971350
Sounds like a most pleasant time.

[Anonymous No.]

fucking derp meant to reply to
>>23972081
>>23972151

[Anonymous No.]

>>23972151
>>23972245
We have nylon brushes for pets that catch shedding fur. Eventually we want to develop brushes for mammoths once mammoths are familiar with us to let us get close to them. Mammoths sometimes die migrating in the summer from heat exhaustion. So brushing off their shedding fur should help them survive the heat. Also with cleaner fur mammoths shouldn't need to go further north in schizo territory, which is all ice tundra.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23908236
I'm a bit late to the party, but welcome to /vtwbg/! From what I remember, /yah/ tossed around a few designs for flags in their thread but never came to a consensus. So there was never a finalized design posted here.
>>23968241
Hoo boy, so many new threads are stopping by lately! Does anyone have any ideas on how we would represent this one on the map?

[Anonymous No.]

>>23972643
stopping by to /vtwbg/ might mean a few people travel to the /vtwbg/ region, but it shouldn't effect much else on the map.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23972770
I think he meant how to represent /omesis/ lol. And I'm not sure, nomadic people wouldn't have land assigned to them I imagine. Their entry should be anchored in the archive.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23968241
If you'd like this to be anchored in the lore archive, you'll want to include a reply to this in your post: >>23905142

[Anonymous No.]

>>23972571
Another benefit I thought about brushing mammoths is that it exposes more parasites like ticks to birds who love to follow mammoths like elephants. Ticks, fleas, and other parasites are a great source of protein to some birds. The other thing to keep in mind with these mammoths is that they co-exist with the modern species in the tundra. Tortoises also welcome mammoth company as mammoths can eat excess grass from the tortoise's backs if the grass gets too heavy for tortoises to carry.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23973012
yea, this is what I meant. Sorry for the confusion lol. I just worry that it would be easy to forget about them if they're not listed anywhere on the map.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23973012
how common are /omesis/ threads?

[Anonymous No.]

>>23973903
Are they one of those silly people with moonrune thread subjects? cuz if so there could be one every day and I wouldn't know

[Anonymous No.]

>>23972643
they have no thread, we can make them nomads on the holocontinent

[Anonymous No.]

I will take this out of my system and fix all the mistakes later.

Part six:
https://rentry.org/embhz#kroniicles-from-exile-part-six-of-my-life-with-kemala

Goodbye /Risu/, I'll miss writing about you. Maybe I'll come back to writing something about you when I end this story.

Hope you like it!

[spolier]Next part might take a while, I'm drained of writing juice but I wanted to at least end this part of the story. Hope the anons here are not tired of my non-mapping specific writing.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23974060
the boarders was supposed to reflect how large the thread was. i once gave the suggestion of having a /vtwbg/ faction that constantly produced new factions that would break off from it, but that was a while ago, and things have changed somewhat. still, if what >>23974274 said is right, they could be nomadic.

[Anonymous No.]

This might be a trick for me. Not sure if it will work for you. I find making a new document easier to write than continuing a bigger document. For the hell of it I decided to write a new file for my rewrite instead of writing in the old file, which has text copied from rentry. Then again I'm a weird guy who draws his art on a new layer with other layers hidden when I compose a drawing.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23974284
so. many. things. to. read.
Nah but seriously i hope you enjoyed your stay in risu. Take your time btw. No need to rush.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23974274
would they not be more likely to roam the small corpo continent being former upd8?

[Anonymous No.]

bump

[Anonymous No.]

What should /nasa/ prepare for /risu/'s landing? I'd say a tour of the station. However hoomans taking notes and the robosan invite scared security too much. So they banned all natives from entering the station. I guess we'll have to make due with tourism outside the station. We can set up hologram projectors to display AR simulations and games. We can also use holograms to display 360° film documentaries of local wildlife. Porn is banned from public display so no AR interactive porn. Perhaps by now /nasa/ has an air-filtered hot pool house. Hot pools are giant bubbling hot tubs Sanalites use to rehabilitate their bones after a long week of work. They are not bath houses. So you will have to wear swimwear if you want to use the hot pool. /nasa/ also has RC sailboat racing and other remote control vehicle sports that we live broadcast from inside and outside the station. We also have AR and VR sports, which are sports that use augmented and virtual realities that test physical skill. E-sports are a thing, but that's for nerds. I guess AR holograms can also be used to inact both theatre and full movie productions. We even have various types of animation video productions as well.

And this is why the lock down has to end before /risu/ arrives.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23978180
dont worry ill do other things but i wont wait TOO long in IRL time. I think personally it would be funny seeing a bunch of space people arguing about lockdowns when suddenly the squirrel people show up. Especially since we would tempt you to break that "no mating with natives" rule

ABANDON SCIENCE HAVE SEX WITH SQUIRRELS

[Anonymous No.]

>>23978605
alternatively, do both

[Anonymous No.]

>>23978605
Have you sit down and thought about "sex science"?

[Anonymous No.]

>>23978923
Is that what they call social sciences nowadays?

[Anonymous No.]

>>23978923
risuners are scientists all along. True scientists of sex.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23978180
Maybe this happened before the lockdown arc?

[Anonymous No.]

>>23979244
Most likely after.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23978180
As an entirely impartial third party with no relation to any of those involved, I say you ought to let those hoomans in.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23974284
>/risu/ has hate groups now
Although I guess if the majority of foreign contact you have until relatively recently is with /meat/ raiders, you would lean towards xenophobia as well

[Anonymous No.]

>>23979617
Uhhhuhuhuhhuh. No. Uhhuhuhuhhuh.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23979617
Why Anya sounds like Gura today?

[Anonymous No.]

>>23979785
most of the west side of risu has either forgiven them for giving them iron/gems/teaching them how to build boats or still has feelings of hatred for them. Most of dianas crew thats in /meat/ right now hates them.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23974284
Nice! I like how frenetic the narrator got in there, with all his schemes getting tangled and untangled like that, pretty thrilling.
>anti-/meat/ resistance group
Alright, looks like the Deadbeat CIA found its Mujahideen.
What would be /morig/ 9/11?

[Anonymous No.]

>>23979785
Which country doesn't have racists?
>>23980475
I made sure that most of your people and you government is against it.
>>23980576
Yeah, but I didn't want to drag the story more. And I finally cashed most of my laundry list of pay-offs. The only one left is the cucko clock, but that will be resolved in /∞/.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23980576
As much as i live the idea i fear that risuners wouldnt be able to do shit unless its defending their turf. And even then they would have to snipe from trees since meatheads are just better at CQC. Like I said >>23980475
most of the ones that still hate the raiders are currently there and that could end good or bad.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23980475
Don't worry, later in the story they might get some closure when an old raider wonders if the risuners would like to participate in his funeral. Admittedly the timeline might not line up perfectly but eh
Probably won't help /meat/'s image in the risuners' mind, but the culture shock might be interesting to write about

[Anonymous No.]

>>23981029
Ah, but anon, that's the whole point. The Mujahideen didn't fight the Commies in Russia, they fought them in their homeland, in Afghanistan. That's how proxy wars work, baybee.
I mean, until you give too much money to your Mujahideen, they evolve into Al-Qaeda and fly planes into your biggest buildings, but that's something for the next President to worry about.

[Anonymous No.]

I have to admit that I made that story to take out of my system the fact that we put /meat/people in /risu/ without much thought, even if it wasn't my call. But hey, it inspired me to write, so maybe it wasn't a bad call.

[Anonymous No.]

Finished the next part under "One Hour Later".

https://rentry.org/27z3g

Pending review before archiving.

[Anonymous No.]

>Post an updated rentry.
>Everyone fucks off.
Living in CDT timezones is suffer.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23985215
I'm always here, i just don't have any comments worth mentioning

[Anonymous No.]

>>23985519
Better than a negative comment I guess. Though negative comments can still be useful feedback.

[Anonymous No.]

blender anon, i am requesting permission to redraw your risuner and morig priestess

[Anonymous No.]

>>23986202
Do it! I'm sure you'll do a better job kek.

[Anonymous No.]

The meatheads in Risuner territory are all employed under Kronies
So it would be the Kronies responsibilty if anything happens

[Anonymous No.]

>>23986260
good 'cause i'm already halfway finished with it kek. pretend theres a wall on the other side of her thats invisible with the risuner on it because i havent finished that layer
https://files.catbox.moe/mu8u8q.png

[Anonymous No.]

>>23986675
Holy, anon, a 4chan post can't quite get across how happy I am to see this. It's the first time someone makes art based on my art. Can't wait for the complete piece!

[Anonymous No.]

>>23982608
Great work! Gimme a bit to read through it before we archive it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23982608
Progress in the /nasa/ civil war? Exciting! Mac is pretty good at cinematic one-liners.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>23988902

[Anonymous No.]

>>23988506
>>23988592
I hope you don't mind my rant >>23970430 here. I think I may have found a way for Jonathan and Alex to hopefully come together. Even if it means councils and courts disagree. I'd like to write the next part.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23989011
you can't keep finding me like this sapling.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23989011

[Anonymous No.]

>new bread at dead hour
this is going to be painful

[Anonymous No.]

>>23989107
Oh, errrr hi. mfw there are so many operatives they bump into each other constantly.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23989080
Oh yea, Jonathan stayin in the picture has been my plan all along, both he and Alexander are what this station needs right now, two sides of the same coin. While they both have their quirks, neither is what I would classify as a main antagonist. Shame I didn't really get to write much about him though, since my parts have mostly focused on Alex, and now Mac and Charlie.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23989223
If you are ever in distress or suffering then always remember to hug your bread dogs. That is what we are here for! Pan pan!

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>23989362
It's fine, suffering is just part of life

[Anonymous No.]

>>23989322
The R.I.D. is effective and never sleeps.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23989080
Oh by the way, hope you don't mind if I make some small edits to what you wrote? expand on some things here and there?

[Anonymous No.]

>>23989353
Jonathan doesn't really need much introduction. He's a complete stern hard ass that takes bullshit from nobody.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23989511
Your rentry. I've done my part hopefully to your satisfaction. Also R.I.P snek ladies.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23989637
And you have done an amazing job might I add, at this stage even my eternal writer's block couldn't stop me with all the key points you set up. Really, thank you for this.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23989801
No more forced vacations please.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23989886
what about forced vacation with sexy robot ladies?

[Anonymous No.]

>>23989960
Only if Robosan is still around. Which I think we scared them away.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23989886
The only vacation you are getting is as a manager of the Owl republic bakery we are opening, if you would take the spot. Otherwise be prepared to be wrung dry with the catch up diplomacy you will need to do for Lamington.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23990062
I have plans for the next part with negotiations. I still can be thread rep with votes. I don't consider me to be the characters in the story.

[Anonymous No.]

>>23990262
Oh yea, you would still be the rep, but "your" character, Alex, would kinda take the back role, just handling a bakery in /who/ with a robosan assistant and maybe handling the diplomacy with them specifically. Would also give us an established character in the republic if hoomans ever wanna write a story involving us or something.

I'm also taking Mikael out of the picture very soon, if by some small chance you planned anything with him, as a central explorer character for short pieces on my fauna entries (just like 1-2 paragraphs journal entries encountering different species that I and others would introduce into this world).

[Anonymous No.]

>>23990657
>handling a bakery in /who/ with a robosan assistant

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>>23990657
I have no plans with Mik other than setting up the negotiation table at his cafe.

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>>23990870
Great stuff, then he can just be one of the side characters. Wanted to check nothing bad happens to my baby boy in the last chapter.

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Also since Sanalites are here thoughts about >>23978180 ?

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looks like we'll need to make the new thread at these hours. hope it survives. post it here when it's up.

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>>23991405
So this is how /vtwbg/ dies...

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>>23991093
Personally, I would go for a welcome outside the station, and if they arrive just as negotiations end, or in the days after, there is double reason to hold a small party. A tour inside the station also wouldn't be out of the question, but they would be strictily monitored, and taken through in a group, like in a school trip to a museum. I think it could serve as a great first try of the new Directive, with the isolationalists experiencing that mingling with locals ain't that bad in the end.

Could also have some comic relief with Alex and perhaps some others, who would have at least passing knowlege of the squirrel people from local texts, trying their hardest to keep the squirrels away from some of the more zealous members, like Jonathan only to find him behind a building later in the evening, in a company of a delightfully fluffy lady or something.

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Nauja duona: >>23991695

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>>23991598
PSP. Nut outside.