/vx/ - Videogames and Paranormal

Why does this board have flags and image IDs anyway? Neither /v/ nor /x/ had them. I guess the flags could have been in the spirit of our sister board /vint/, but /vint/ didn't have poster IDs either.

>>158567
The flags should go.

>>167543
The flags are a testament to /vint/, but /vint/ notably did not have IDs.

>>177387
Alright. I'll wait.

>>177358
He smiles
"Heh heh, that you will."

>>177385
D'awwwwwwwwwwwwwwww! Kira is immensely grateful for the blanket covering the pair. She tries to ever so subtly shift as to give Neela the comfiest position possible before falling into a slumber.

>>177385
"Hmmm...I suppose when you put it like that, it sounds like very eccentric combination."

>>177390
Kira has to be careful as to not startle the deer with too much movement. And even a slight tightening movement may be perceived as an attempt at a grip. Neela is not subtle herself, poking at Kira and stepping on her at moments, which may even be painful. Once she lays down, however, Kira can feel deer fur, her rounded snout, and her bloated belly, as she lays her head abd back against and in large part overtop of Kira’s own bloated belly, which is bigger than the deer. She’s kind of small, once she’s curled up into a sort of ball, of a bit of a heavy pressure on top of Kira.

>>177391
“Well, heh, yes.”

>>177389
The griffon mulls this over a bit before leaning forward. "I don't mind starting tomorrow, Major. Who will be my point of contact?"

>>174771
Space niggers not even once

>>170977
>>173491
Part 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=esiijJs7UWE

Lol, /mlpol/ is a lich. Its dead, but its also very alive and active and shit

<Cuz it'd be a roight shame if'n specific faggots were tryin' te' manufacture consensus

Again

Yay! New artwork commission just got sent!

>>175844
What kinds of cigarettes do you like?

>the bar's saloon-style CLAP open
>the bartender, flaming-red dred-locks trailing behind her, slid across the (freshly-waxed) floor, right up to the end of the bar
>tipping up her copper-rimmed sunglasses, she examined the register's contents as it popped open with a "clickity-clackity, PING"
>her eyes danced across register compartments as her form slipped it's arms out of her floppy-skin duster before tossing it
/roll

>>177164
Well that didn't work

>... gracefully dancing through the air before hooking on a standing coat-rack, bolted to the floor apparently, cuz otherwise unaffected by the bartender's coat, momentum, etc
>she maintains her posture from the throw of the heavy garment, her head beginning to bob increasingly and more unmistakably to some unheard beat
>again she slides over to the jukebox this time, and with a practiced finesse deposits one and then clickity-clackitys.
https://youtu.be/MTijPpYLS6g?si=TvhpCO8l3FAFOMXH
She grooves along with the astonishingly synchronized music that begins playing on the PA

>>177002
Are you okay?

>>177002
yeah, whats up?

oh, lol

>>177004
>>177005
He's upset because he started a new thread and didn't get to use >>177000 to start it.

>>175869
i wonder how much money this she-boon spends on lipstick every year?

>>176501
>cucks
Wow this really is just like 2015 again

https://youtu.be/5_LBClYkT8E?si=8TMxs73PaMJSZNU1
Shitposting works. Sweet Baby is being cancelled by the industry.

https://youtu.be/spGqUWDPOkA?si=VJlD0GUCYssjSh4C
Companies are blacklisting SBI. Their involvement in games only leads to rot and ruin, and companies want none of it.

>>176727
It seems like good news, but It'll likely result in the utilization of SBI-like services and philosophies being kept secret. SBI's biggest mistake wqas bragging about their involvement and likely making companies do the same as part of their contract. They can still intervene with creative works while now making their ideas appear grassroots by integrating silently

>>176737
>It'll likely result in the utilization of SBI-like services and philosophies being kept secret. SBI's biggest mistake wqas bragging about their involvement and likely making companies do the same as part of their contract
SBI got as large as it did by threatening game companies with public scandal if they didn't comply with their demands. They wouldn't be able to do the same thing in secret.
Nevertheless, stay vigilant.

>>176313
The point was 'what is intelligence' as a concept not 'what is the score threshold'.
>Treating them the same way you would mindless undead
Who said that? The suggestion is that an undead creature can be BOTH: a fully/highly intelligent creature capable of learning, thinking, and otherwise displaying the many facets of consciousness AND YET still be an absurdly sophisticated automation.
Again, it comes down to perspective at that level, but it is forcing me to reevaluate my assumptions to do with the nature of life, unlife, animation, etc.

Example:

>>176328
I would already consider a mindless skeleton to be a highly sophisticated automaton. I think the behavior of most intelligent undead demonstrates that they are self aware, free-thinking creatures. Idk though.
I really don't see what it is about the undead creature type that makes an intelligent creature an automaton. Why undead, but not humanoids, animals, dragons, fiends, celestials, fey, or other creatures? What's so different about the undead type?

>>176331
>Why undead, but not humanoids, animals, dragons, fiends, celestials, fey, or other creatures? What's so different about the undead type?
Why indeed. Begs the question: is the erstwhile referred-to soul a form of automation/animation of a living (see atomic, cellular, organic, metaphysical, and everything else) organism?

>>176332
I'm not really sure what you're talking about. Some creatures in d&d have souls, and some don't.
Elves didn't have souls in original d&d.

Libris Mortis says a lot about general undead psychology. It can be viewed on realmshelp.
https://www.realmshelps.net/monsters/aboutundead.shtml

I'm fraence now.

Ok, bye.

>>167240
>I'm halting development cos i have no time for this shit.
F

Hi, this is dev speaking.

We're at a great loss today as of now the source for Element of Lust game files is gone. I've been gone for two months and by that time all my data got deleted. Could anyone of you please post it here again if you have it? The upper link is dead.

>>174498
Hope someone can find a copy. I will look though what I have saved and my backups to see if I got it.

>>174498
I got it
https://www.mediafire.com/file/dl20lqb8vyof2kp/Element_of_Lust_alpha_2_0.rar/file

>>176234
I saved it to archive it just in case

Read through the comments and i'm not really sure i can or even want to reply to them.
From my viewpoint: We are all given the chance to do whatever we want as long as it leads to a positive outcome in one way or another regarding to ourselves and/or to others.
Also i think using the principles of LOA can be achieved via different methods, prayer is one of them i would say.
And with that i'll go back to my original comment about that there are certain things that cannot be achieved therefore there are only finite amount of possibilities one can wish for. How to figure out whether what i wish for is in this realm of possibilities or not?

>>174952
>And with that i'll go back to my original comment about that there are certain things that cannot be achieved therefore there are only finite amount of possibilities one can wish for.
>How to figure out whether what i wish for is in this realm of possibilities or not?
Part of it is a bootstrap problem, knowledge, wisdom, skill, experience and success.
The other part is which tool kit you use.
LOA is stripped Planetary Magic.
You send the message up to the theoretical pinnacle for the stuff to be made till it's fully manufactured, letting the various stages fill out without your direct input.
Some of the places for some requests are efficient.
Some places get into deadlocks and development hell and mismanaged fuckery.
Most of the issue is a logistics chain problem.
However by just sending the mssage (LOA) one can aquire some wisdom, knowledge, skills and experiences.
What I mean is you can do A B testing to probe what is easily doable in which timeframe without touching or changing or getting into anything else.
One of the big problems is needed transit time, part of the solution is to send the message to the past of sorts.
So we send the message outside of time and so the whatever is completed and sent at a specific chronological date.
Each person's logistics route is more or less similar, the thing is what kinds of blockages and interruptions there are.

Which brings me to the tool of choice analogy.
LOA is to an email
Planetary Magic is to a computer
Chaos magic is to a programmer
Being one with Jesus is akin to being a family business multi-megacorporations soon to be owner with everything being top of the line and subject with clear hard guidelines and I'm understateing the riches and personnel at hand.
Prayer is a fancy way of saying you're having a chat with the family and friends.
<I have a clear preference.
Before I have made it an important point to not be seen/noticed by any hostile powers, it's important. The time and energy wasted trying to deal with whatever fuckery is annoying.
It greases the wheels and makes stuff churn out smooth, making it far less dangerous.
Now it's reversed where it's technically always dangerous all the time, but all hostile forces run the fuck away as fast as possible, and everything is more smooth, safer, faster, secure and meaningful.

>>174953
Okay. Now how does taking an action toward the wish affect the whole process so to speak? Is it required to take action toward the wish,does it depend on the wish itself?
As in my mind i believe getting from current point to another one can be done via many ways.
1)I'm just waiting for the wish to be fulfilled one way or another.
2)I take action to move from current state to another state that's "closer(or perhaps further)" to the end and while doing so i might even shorten the route/time required to fulfill the wish and my action might even make it easier to happen.
And the way you described it,my thinking kind of matches to the logistics chain problem.
There are points/states and to get from one to another an action is needed. So by doing an action i can jump to a state in this chain,whether that's a good thing or not is another question.
However doing "nothing" could count as well depending on the wish?
>You send the message up
It sounds like i can send a badly written message(thus getting something different/bad) if not done correctly?IF i can even write the message to begin with.

>>174954
>The post.
Sorry, I wrote an hour long post about what I've done in the past, but I was corrected.
The too long didn't read, is that the only good GOD allows all to enjoy things nobody deserves.
That includes what is termed magic or LOA wishes.
As such if you ask Him, He heard you and then created everything from the beginning. Because He is beyond the flimsy grasp of time, so too all messages He listens to.
I strongly recommend accepting what Jesus has done to repair the relationship between everyone and The only living God.
If you want to listen to my previously dead shell visit the early/medium parts of the /vx/ thread.
It's not worth it, because He's more than enough. It's better to have the best relationship with Him, than to slave away with bits and pieces that can't last.
With The Holy Ghost He assists in being perfect. Messages that would be a jumbled mess are course corrected to be how God desires.
You get every promise God made, and you can talk with the creator of everything including you at all times.
The difference between God and LoA is too vast to even compare.
He lives you, and wants you know He's taking care of it.

No offense to OP, but at a certain point one can learn to stop asking, knowing - much as one who prays does - that through their choices/behavior they will experience precisely the circumstances, people, and context that will best manifest their best-suited development.
Imo, the best 'prayer' is a song that doesnt involve words; when sung properly, its difficult not to cry, especially in he 3rd verse (the song is Amazing Grace, done in harmonic tuvanese throat singing). The song reminds me how deeply and emphatically I love God. I am grateful for God's ever-presence, I would long have given into permanent foolishness long ago without. Its really hard to think about what you dont have when youre reminded that,... you get what Im saying.

>>174919
Hi. I'm wandering around, wondering where my /fringe/ homies have gone (the board is shit nowadays). I'm just a wandering schizo.
>what are the rules of manifestation
Manifestation works differently to how it is represented most of the time. Neville nailed the how, but nobody really explains the why, and some questions require you to answer it.
The key to your question is in Swedenborg's work. Manifestation is the result of closing in the spiritual (or "moral" as Swedenborg put it) distance. That is, the more similar you can feel to how you want it to be, the more like that it will become.
You can figure out how probable something is to manifest by gauging how easy it is for you to feel it is real. Then things take the path of least resistance to make that short distance you made symbolical to make it literal.
>bring back the dead
If you apply the above, you will see how this one is tricky. You can enter a trance (not really necessary if you are really adept), and spend an hour shifting your feeling to feel as if the person you want to bring back was in front of you, alive, talking to you. The path of least resistance to this will be a more-real-than-real dream experience in which you are with that person, or a mediumistic experience in which you see them. Technically, your feeling became realized (it was always "real"). But you didn't resurrect anyone.
I suppose you could come up with a completely unambiguous, layered "feel" that implied actual resurrection, and didn't allow for any substitute for a literal raising of the dead. But how real would you be able to feel it?

>>368
Never seen any. There are some spooky-ass stories about them though

>>369
>There are some spooky-ass stories about them though
I wouldn't worry about it.