HS just updated, thread is saging. Time for a new general?

>>63473
And there are perfect images for it. Make haste gents and gentettes!

Not it. I'm browsing from my phone at work.

Oh my gosh, I remember these! I've still got a couple of them squirreled away in my downloads folder.

Neato torpedo, thanks for the share.

>>63042
...Woah

Can we have eri as dart maul pliz?

>>62415
I really like the Aradia&Sollux there.

doing what? posting confusingly vague threads?

``Back to /nudestuck/,´´ please.

no "we're" not

>>62950
Hussie will probably show us how he and Ms. Paint ended up there.

>>62950
I know, I'm sorry! It was done in the white-hot grip of Update Fever. You understand.

(But I think the scottie-origami would be just as nice.)

>>62799
it really does add some spice to your game unless you habitually play on peaceful

lousy stupid doublepost

>>62796
No, the white is wool or snow and the black is obsidian I believe. Someone just made that world in MCEdit.

I don't know how they changed the sky to yellow, though.

>>55396
Uh, Zingled is still up. No one uses it, but it's up.

Question to discuss:
Are you in t)-(e dream bubbles? 38)

Stranger 2: YES
Stranger 2: YES
Stranger 2: I AM
Stranger 2: Do you think the void
Stranger 1: what ?
Stranger 2: Is the dream bubbles?
Stranger 2: It's homestuck
Stranger 1 has disconnected

What did Omegle ever do to you guys? I don't know what it's for; but this isn't the first time I've seen a thread like this; sometimes in /vp/ you pretend to be a trainer, or homestuck or whatever.

This would have been a lovely addition to the youtube thread less than half a page down from here.

>>62539
Or the song association thread on page 3.

>>1757

Suffling out a new thread, brb.

>>62453
Shuffling* every day

Dammit, I'm almost as bad as Roxy now.

Maybe Dirk will turn it on...

I remember wishing someone made a Sburb fan game, as in just the actual sburb game itself. Building shit, Alchemizing shit, fighting shit. Seemed like it would be fun.

>>61944
cloud mirages actually work pretty well in nobilis - you can run them as imperial miracles, which gives the GM leeway in defining what was seen but gives the players leeway in figuring out what it means. as far as the other stuff... exiles can be secondary characters that the group switches to every now and then when they want a breather from plot stuff. and prospit/derse are a great way to get in social/intrigue type quests (as opposed to the more "slay imps" stuff in the Lands).

>>61953
Even if you don't use "proper" 60-BIT sylladex codes, approximating alchemy in real software is really, really tough.

I tired to read nobilis once. It was a headache. I couldn't understand anything that was written, and the pictures were no help either. I couldn't understand anything at all; I just remember flowers and something about a tree, a city of nothing and everything, and some stupid guy who wasn't but was evil and held it back behind a smile. Oh, and that an angel killed the dinosaurs because it pooped to close to him.

Added 005660 - [S] Flip. to the Mediafire page.

Along with tagging music in the extracts, I uploaded all the flash files themselves to mediafire and made a torrent.

Also put up my Medium mega mix I made, its just all the songs in the Medium album blended together into one song. because WHY NOT

this is pretty handy, not to mention still being updated with all the new flashes. you guys should check this out.

>>61814
Oh my fuck, that's a nice touch.

>>61815
it reminds me a lot of hal 9000

>>61814
ahahahahahaha it's a real link

>>61582
I know which bunny you're talking about. Should be possible to fix that with some alchemy, though. Maybe ||ing or &&ing it with the intact bunny is enough already. The book is the bigger problem, but both the text and the person with the right handwriting will be available in their session, so that should be possible as well.

>>61588
Seems like an awful lot of effort to close some time loops from people who probably aren't aware said time loops occured. Of course, the story certainly provides enough plot devices to make that work, but you kinda have to work around things instead of it happening seemingly by accident, like it usually does.

>>61589
Yeah it's mainly the book thing, as I said. While Jane trying to fix that old bunny does make sense, I can't think of a way Nannasprite would duplicate the thing without knowing what she's doing.
But it's the alternative to the kids' and trolls' sessions to be operating under different rules for no reason, and I like that less than I like this.