/lounge/ - Lounge

>>317814
never mind.
after finally sitting down to read your "lore dump" I can tell this is a poorly thought out half assed daydream that you expect someone else to flesh out.
Also
>the narrator is
Nigga, you ain't wrote anything yet, what the fuck do you mean the narrator?
>im thinking we do 13 episodes
I'm thinking you are delutional.
13 episodes of what?
Who is this "we" you speak of.


Rather than be totally critical I will offer some well intentioned advice at this point.

Actually try to write a full story of some sort set in the world.
One with a solid beginning, middle, and end. Be it a short story, a novella, or script. As long as it's a full story that is long enough that it forces you to mentally flesh out the world from at least one charicter's POV.
This will dramatically improve your world building and create a foundation for others build off of.

Right now you don't have lore.
You have a loose undeveloped scattering of ideas.

>>317832
why not ask ChatGPT hor felp???

>>317808
pur hero, the narrator of the story, is a demon hunter/wayfarer. he hates the demons because they killed his family and now he just want to kill demons as much as he can and also bring back demons where they come from.
there's a rumor about an ancient grimoire that can enslave demons and make them grand your wish (they can't refuse when enslaved), the book was made by an old magician long long time ago named Solomon.
the story of Solomon goes like this.
in distant times, looooooooong time ago, demons invaded earth (like in 2025) and enslaved humans. but someone stood up , Solomon, he found a technique to seal the demons in objects and in his book and send the demons and their kings in hell.
some says this story is fake but our hero believe that book exists and can help win against the demon. some says the narrator is crazy but thats the only way to deal with the demons, there's isn't much to do.
The hero, the narrator, hunts down demons to save people from them. he also need money so he goes to abandonned building to search for eletronic devices of value to sell them.
what do you think OP?

>>321364
use chatGPT plz

not to demean your works or anything but please look up how to prompt stuff

>>320700
hold on


so, you have a bunch of money and a desire to rent a place somewhere cheap? hmmmmm…

>>320753
I'd live in a car before giving money to greedy landlords.

>>320746
Oklahoma is always the butt of the joke.

I own a house and any wizzie is welcome to live with me once a room becomes spare. I'll charge you bare minimum in rent too.

Rent goes up. Mortgages do not.

If I chose to rent instead of owning, my monthly expenses would be at least 2x what they are now

>>318527
Weed's effectiveness is extremely dependent on personality. For me it has been a miraculous wonder drug even long-term (while still being able to enjoy life sober mostly), but I know that not everyone gets the same effect from it. My friend that tried it just felt sluggish and confused. Alcohol in comparison seems to give people a much more common and uniform enjoyment.

By far the worst part about weed is the culture. Stoners at large are insufferable people that speak like baboons. As someone who has viewed the culture from the inside, the stereotype is real and finding reasonable people within it to discuss weed with is impossible. I think it might become better as weed becomes more normalized around the world.

Besides obvious stuff like curing anhedonia and making bad media fun, I use it as a way to inject an artificial dose of "meaning" into my life. If you feel like your life is aimless and wandering through side quests, weed puts you back on the rails of an illusory main quest that doesn't exist.

In the beginning, I did actually learn some important about myself and my life and where I should be headed, but after integrating those lessons with my life it became more of a purely recreational/antidote thing. It's also a great window into feeling like a kid again.

The only downside is that it kind of "borrows" dopamine from the next day. I don't know if it's due to having ADHD and having bad dopamine receptors, but the price you pay for getting high one day is that the following day feels notably dull. It's not that serious though, and you snap out of it the day after that.

>>320226
>Stoners at large are insufferable people that speak like baboons. As someone who has viewed the culture from the inside, the stereotype is real and finding reasonable people within it to discuss weed with is impossible.





ah, m8, that's how they take good people's stuff down - they find baboons like myself, slap some "look at this dumb ooga booga being scary!" - bam!

>>320226
Wow, I love this place (image), I want live in this room.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YIem2Xun6I&list=RD2YIem2Xun6I&start_radio=1

>>320181
same
so i can only drink alcohol, which sucks because it has too many cons

I know at least 2 people that got weed psychosis, now both are clinically schizos

/b/

Back to /b/, schizo

Just follow what you love, no matter what that means. Ignore what the outside world wants or expects, even logic.

>>320369
> Just follow what you love
I don't love anything. Everything is emptiness.

Ok but short drop you'll be in pain of strangulation and find a way to abort it. And what if you feel that subjectively as eternity in your final microsecond?

Long drop, if you place the knot in the ring place you end up with a short drop slow strangulation in pain

your conscious will be stuck at the moment of existing. Painful, I guess.


the metaphysics behind it: good luck entering a dream and remembering it.

>>320428
>Ok but short drop you'll be in pain of strangulation and find a way to abort it. And what if you feel that subjectively as eternity in your final microsecond?
Good argument

>>320628
google banana is your fren, I suppose

>>321585
>I want to create something
>"Have something else make it for you, same thing."
Left-dominant raped brains really think like this.

>>321594
if you're going to make it yourself why do you ask for help

>>321595
No participant in this conversation reply chain asked for help. Please update whatever machine translator you're using to read Wizchan in whatever jungle language you speak.

>>321594
ha-ha real funny
>>321596
Bold of you to assume me = him

>>321609
same as you, I was the brainlet

Nope, back my school days we didn't have club stuff, that for first worlders students, not for third worlders like me

Senior year of college I did anime club. It was a nice send off for that hobby and my college experience - I was aged out and couldn't keep up with all the kids running around and yelling weeb stuff anymore. Don't regret it, it was a nice bow on that hobby to wrap it up and move on (I was already mid 20's by then, took 6 years to get my 4 year degree lol)

>>321616
I actually embraced my weeb side when I grow older, back in my day being a weeb was look badly, only in my late 20s I actually drop to give a fuck about randoms and enjoy animus and mangas again.

>>321607
We essentially only had sports 'clubs' but it was more just competitive teams that trained for events against other schools in the area. Always kept heckling people to join up, too. Needless to say I didn't.

>>321551
Because you zoomers were born at the worst time for nerds. There was a kernel of truth for that claim 15-20+ years back when not everything was automated and certain behavioural traits, generally associated with nerds/outcasts, were useful for certain tasks that normalfags either found boring or took a level of critical thinking and effort that was below their normalfag status.

Now that all those things are automated or the complexity has been taken out of the tasks, it's just a mental illness/disability with no upsides. It's even worse actually since back then nerds/outcasts didn't have normalfags claiming austism as a badge of honour.

>>321549
As an autist, I would not recommend the autistic experience

>>321553
Classic cope reply

>>321557
>Didn't even bother to read the post
>Just needed to be "right"

I'm not even all the way disagreeing with you, and even somewhat supporting your post. But you need to be win an internet argument.

>>321573
Point is, there's was never a age where having a disability was a net benefit, never was and never will be, the idea that autism was good back then is a cope plain and simple, nobody wants to working with a autistic person next to them, nor schizophrenia, drug addict or other types of mental issues.

>>321285
I have the exact same problem when reading books . The understanding everything thing + I also can’t concentrate if I hear/might hear (that is the retarded part) noises, which means that I basically have to be recluse in order to be able to read anything ”complicated“.

>>321285
poor soul


i had the same problem


regards, "survival mode" wizard

>>321292
wear noise cancelling gear (5$) plus wireless earbuds (?$)

>>321285
>I was afraid of reading or watching anime before because I saw it as a serious hobby and put pressure on myself to perform well.
What the hell is wrong with nerds today?

>>321552
I am retarded so it's hard to follow what's going on and understanding the significance of scenes.

interesting


may take the test next month

>>316708
>Conscientiousness
>5
Based, but I can do you one better

>>317097
>open mindedness 2
Actually incredible.

>>321498
>スクリーンショット
Are you japanese or just a weeaboo

>>321499
I am PROUD weaboo otaku, アニメis LIFE, JP > ENG.