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Posted on: 02/25/24 03:36PM
> This post was deleted. Reason: AI / MD5: c583d49eb035d811195f3d95c352f399
Heh, this is _exactly_ why I was asking before bothering! So... should I bother with more of this work - or not? I don't mind either way; I just don't want to put in my effort so you have to put in effort to delete something - that wastes both our time.
Heh, this is _exactly_ why I was asking before bothering! So... should I bother with more of this work - or not? I don't mind either way; I just don't want to put in my effort so you have to put in effort to delete something - that wastes both our time.
Posted on: 02/25/24 03:49PM
Hawker said:
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Link the post.
Edit: Found it: post #9677898
It was deleted because it has AI Artifacts, remember, if they notice AI Artifacts it will get deleted. forum #6741 Many issues, specially on the eyes.
I see more issues on the other stuff of that -artist- so, I bet more deletions will happen.
Posted on: 02/25/24 05:01PM
Thanks! I appreciate that - especially the link to the post. Indistinguishable is actually a really good bar to set, as it removes a lot of grey area (for instance, what I was wading into).
I guess I don't have a fine enough eye to see it (some whispiness merging eyebrows and hair?); I'll not bother with uploading those, but I'll still follow the pixiv. :)
I guess I don't have a fine enough eye to see it (some whispiness merging eyebrows and hair?); I'll not bother with uploading those, but I'll still follow the pixiv. :)
Posted on: 02/26/24 11:03PM
ThePigeon said:
It is like a literary project. Some kind of world built by writers.
It is like a literary project. Some kind of world built by writers.
That's it exactly, you summed it up perfectly. There's just no enforced conformity, so things can change from entry to entry.
Hee-Ho said:
For me it's SCP-049
For me it's SCP-049
I think I like SCP-1548 best. The way they framed it as you're the last overseer reading the entry and needing to vote on action is quite good, and the damage the threat SCP was protecting us from caused is insane.
Posted on: 02/26/24 11:10PM
laura.loli said:
There's just no enforced conformity, so things can change from entry to entry.
There's just no enforced conformity, so things can change from entry to entry.
Is silliness is allowed? Mento finally became an SCP? youtu.be/y4mYPMvEbcQ?t=1384 tell me SCP sensei.
Posted on: 02/27/24 06:09AM
ThePigeon said:
Is silliness is allowed? Mento finally became an SCP? youtu.be/y4mYPMvEbcQ?t=1384 tell me SCP sensei.
laura.loli said:
There's just no enforced conformity, so things can change from entry to entry.
There's just no enforced conformity, so things can change from entry to entry.
Is silliness is allowed? Mento finally became an SCP? youtu.be/y4mYPMvEbcQ?t=1384 tell me SCP sensei.
There's a whole sub-genre of "SCP researchers doing silly/stupid stuff while testing objects" for one thing. One example I remember of that's in the extended research log for SCP-1459, the crane game I mentioned before. Some are more serious, but some are pretty funny: scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-1459-extended-testing-log In the logs SCP-1459-1 is the anomalous dog that the machine creates with magic... then kills. Sometimes it creates additional instances to achieve the murder method. It dispenses a cookie afterward, which can vary with the murder method. I'm not suggesting you read the whole thing, it took me days. A couple of short examples:
Player: Dr. King
Statement: "Zero gravity."
Result: SCP-1459-1 was crushed under a tremendous pile of apple seeds.
Note: Why did I expect anything different to happen? -Dr. King
Player: Dr. Harper
Statement: "Poker."
Result: Five additional instances of SCP-1459-1 were dispensed, along with a miniature poker table and chips. Each instance gathered around the table and proceeded to play a game of poker. Instances that lost all their chips were promptly beaten to death with a fireplace poker. After the game, the winner was given a treat and promptly beaten to death with a gold-painted fireplace poker.
Note: SCP-1459 dispensed six cigars rather than a cookie.
Statement: "Zero gravity."
Result: SCP-1459-1 was crushed under a tremendous pile of apple seeds.
Note: Why did I expect anything different to happen? -Dr. King
Player: Dr. Harper
Statement: "Poker."
Result: Five additional instances of SCP-1459-1 were dispensed, along with a miniature poker table and chips. Each instance gathered around the table and proceeded to play a game of poker. Instances that lost all their chips were promptly beaten to death with a fireplace poker. After the game, the winner was given a treat and promptly beaten to death with a gold-painted fireplace poker.
Note: SCP-1459 dispensed six cigars rather than a cookie.
There also used to be an entry about a literal angry star that's heading for our planet to kill us all for... some reason. The author removed it because they were upset the wiki put up a Pride banner during Gay Pride month. You can read the original version on archive.org, although it loaded really slowly for me, so be patient. It's not very long: web.archive.org/web/20180507164235/www.scp-wiki.net/scp-1548
Posted on: 02/27/24 06:33AM
SCP Wiki was a shitshow after the rise of this series.
Posted on: 02/27/24 07:23AM
Hee-Ho said:
For me it's SCP-049
For me it's SCP-049
Daring today, aren't we?
Posted on: 02/27/24 01:44PM
laura.loli said:
There's a whole sub-genre of "SCP researchers doing silly/stupid stuff while testing objects" for one thing. One example I remember of that's in the extended research log for SCP-1459, the crane game I mentioned before. Some are more serious, but some are pretty funny: scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-1459-extended-testing-log In the logs SCP-1459-1 is the anomalous dog that the machine creates with magic... then kills. Sometimes it creates additional instances to achieve the murder method. It dispenses a cookie afterward, which can vary with the murder method. I'm not suggesting you read the whole thing, it took me days. A couple of short examples:
There also used to be an entry about a literal angry star that's heading for our planet to kill us all for... some reason. The author removed it because they were upset the wiki put up a Pride banner during Gay Pride month. You can read the original version on archive.org, although it loaded really slowly for me, so be patient. It's not very long: web.archive.org/web/20180507164235/www.scp-wiki.net/scp-1548
There's a whole sub-genre of "SCP researchers doing silly/stupid stuff while testing objects" for one thing. One example I remember of that's in the extended research log for SCP-1459, the crane game I mentioned before. Some are more serious, but some are pretty funny: scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-1459-extended-testing-log In the logs SCP-1459-1 is the anomalous dog that the machine creates with magic... then kills. Sometimes it creates additional instances to achieve the murder method. It dispenses a cookie afterward, which can vary with the murder method. I'm not suggesting you read the whole thing, it took me days. A couple of short examples:
Player: Dr. King
Statement: "Zero gravity."
Result: SCP-1459-1 was crushed under a tremendous pile of apple seeds.
Note: Why did I expect anything different to happen? -Dr. King
Player: Dr. Harper
Statement: "Poker."
Result: Five additional instances of SCP-1459-1 were dispensed, along with a miniature poker table and chips. Each instance gathered around the table and proceeded to play a game of poker. Instances that lost all their chips were promptly beaten to death with a fireplace poker. After the game, the winner was given a treat and promptly beaten to death with a gold-painted fireplace poker.
Note: SCP-1459 dispensed six cigars rather than a cookie.
Statement: "Zero gravity."
Result: SCP-1459-1 was crushed under a tremendous pile of apple seeds.
Note: Why did I expect anything different to happen? -Dr. King
Player: Dr. Harper
Statement: "Poker."
Result: Five additional instances of SCP-1459-1 were dispensed, along with a miniature poker table and chips. Each instance gathered around the table and proceeded to play a game of poker. Instances that lost all their chips were promptly beaten to death with a fireplace poker. After the game, the winner was given a treat and promptly beaten to death with a gold-painted fireplace poker.
Note: SCP-1459 dispensed six cigars rather than a cookie.
There also used to be an entry about a literal angry star that's heading for our planet to kill us all for... some reason. The author removed it because they were upset the wiki put up a Pride banner during Gay Pride month. You can read the original version on archive.org, although it loaded really slowly for me, so be patient. It's not very long: web.archive.org/web/20180507164235/www.scp-wiki.net/scp-1548
That is silly, and dark, and... a bit too random. So much damn text, wow. Someone put a lot of thought on those random situations.
I kind of see why people get so hooked on the SCP stuff.
It is funny that the people that love to laugh at others for being triggered easily often get triggered extremely easily.
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