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>>57376600
That stuck out to me too. There's an actual satanist running around and his blood rituals are working. And nobody really seems to care outside of a small cult? Then again I guess most people would just think it's the typical ninja magic. That world was full of crazy stuff.

>>39217112
Nice advisors! Are the selected for life, or they have terms of a couple years?
>I don't mind it too much for the upper part but for the 2 seas in the south, that looks kind of ugly... I also wanted the one lake near the mountains because it looks nicer... Why does that not work? There are many lakes without rivers i thought?
>Also is mining sugar that hard and complex that only /luna/ can do it?
Oh yeah, it is ugly! I just wanted to show what I mean. Cunt's attempts (and yours) look a lot nicer.
Okay, so the thing with lakes is that the reason they're full of freshwater is that they have water constantly flowing through them. So there's always at least a river that flows in, and at least one that flows out (you can look at the Great Lakes or Lake Baikal for examples of that).
If you don't have water flowing out of the lake (or at least not a lot), that means the water that flows in leave by evaporating, which concentrates the salt in the lake. So you end up with a lake that is salty. The Black Sea is an example of that. And that's fine and cool, just something you should be aware of, since it wouldn't be a source of fresh water.
Also, yes, misleadingly, rock sugar is actually just refined from plants, it's not actually mined.

Post thighs

>>37395889
Based

>>33470021
Okay, so. The way the tax works is non-linear.

For 1x, there's a 4.5% tax on a buy. So, you pay 100% + 4.5% of the current coin price, so 104.5%.
For multicoin, you pay 4.5% tax times the step of the multicoin /per coin/. That means, for 3x, there's a 13.5% tax on a buy... per coin. So, you get 3 coins for 300% + 3*13.5% = 340.5%, or 113.5% per coin.
For 10x, it becomes 145% of a coin's price per coin. So, don't multicoin until you can feel that /even/ the multicoin is profitable.

>>32511259
My speculation is that it's deranged idiots who actually do hate anything involving Mori, suffer from Pink Woman Derangement Syndrome, and will say/do whatever they can to (in their minds) go against her. Some bored trolls join in from time to time.
But they will side with *anyone* who is against Mori. Then if/when they actually do get her to leave, the monster they let out will not go back in and they will have to live with the fact they sided with the worst groups on Twitter/Reddit/TikTok/etc. and then the chuubas they like are in their sights. The hobby is killed by making a deal with the devil.
...While Mori spent that same time bettering herself, building more confidence, loving her fans, and creating a group of friends she wants to keep long into the future.

>>31379484
Happy to hear that, hopefully the physical stuff isn't too bad. Great, thank you. It builds on nasfaqronie's quanta work, especially the Vitium Field. This doc is more engineering focused, I'd like to write out a more physics-oriented version that would fit in the Crystal Math section eventually. But I think it gets the idea across well enough.

>>30995480
Also anon, I noticed that you guys have smoky whisky and kvass, we'd love to import some of this stuff, do you think we could add those items to our trade agreement? I think Moriji as a nation has been waiting for good whisky.

>>30708981
>An anonymous non-profit project already completely based on an intellectual property being DMCA'd for some monsters
If that's a concern, we're already getting DMCA'd because I stole the Elden Ring jellyfishes kek.

>>30670975
I could whip up a character and a character sheet. Do you want an expert in some particular field from Oppia Polytechnic/Ka-Ti Institute, representative of a particular subsidiary, or the mother-conglomerate middle-manager?

>>29186049
I don't want for /nasfaqg/ to monopolize having big companies, other states can absolutely have some major industrial/financial families/organizations. That being said, I kind of agree with the point you're trying to make, so let me also explain it to others.
/nasfaqg/ is centered around NASFAQ, which is a real game (https://nasfaq.biz/leaderboard)) with its own players and thread culture. Companies and plutocrats are largely inspired by players and happenings in the game and the thread. That's what Tripoint and Chronobanks are - at the same time, there are some completely custom companies (Edelweiss Co.) crafted for the purpose of lorebuilding alone.
Essentially, I feel like large /nasfaqg/ companies have to come from NASFAQ. You're free to become a player and larp with your /vtwbg/ company on NASFAQ, and of course you're free to make a small-medium sized corporation that's /nasfaqg/-based or operates in it.
Also, you can call me by my 'usual' name of Triangle, since Clocks is called Clocks.
>>29188225
Basically what I thought.

All that lameTwitter shit happens every time she does something good and gets excited. She knows it doesn't change anything. It's just people with a stick up their ass, trying to make others as miserable as they are.

What is slightly concerning (and she admitted it when she didn't need to) was her feeling like she was already getting washed up. That's the old evil of imposter syndrome flaring up.She knows it's not going to go away.
When she feels like that, she just needs to take some breaths and see what her fans think of what she's doing. Even when she releases something which doesn't do as well, people find stuff to praise and real feedback to give. As long as she is happy, most Deadbeats will be too. The music is nice but seeing her journey is the real treat.

I still have the first part to VOD. I don't want to watch the second live! I've been trying to catch up but I was working like crazy and then got sick for the past few days. (Might be coof, again.)

>>24875365
It's when I shove a gook vtuber into the washing machine and turn it on

You will never be her personal sexdoll

>>18647065
Feeling good? Yes.
But at what (monetary) cost?

To all the fandead, you have my sincere sympathy. Just don't go outside of this thread for a while, it should eventually pass.

>>17403355

>>17349597
>bare shoulders
I wanted to see them ever since the OG garb, and now that I have, I find them kind of unappealing thanks to the chuuba anatomy (namely the thin, long neck making them seem overly wide and stiff).
So for me, it's the classics.

Having Kiara and Milky there definitely helped too. Both who could relate with streaming woes, and one who specifically could relate with Hololive.
Early on Mori wasn't even sure how to handle her fans and chat, she kind of disconnected them from the entire thing- which was never going to work in the long run. Thankfully, Mori, her friends, and her Deadbeats, all learned to boost each other. Anyone who watched from the start should have a huge smile on their face knowing how far it's come and anyone who came in later on should enjoy what they get now.

A thread for the discussion for the Bloody Brutal Beletseri, herself, Mori Calliope, and the members of her extended universe.

I love Mori!

>>12406965
don't like so fast or you'll like another paizuri art moririn...