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We used to write stories together!
You can find them here:
http://fndkp.jimdofree.comNowadays, we just sit around and talk to each other. Feel free to join.
We also have some 8-bit desktop ponies here:
https://github.com/RoosterDragon/Desktop-Ponies/releases/download/v1.68/Desktop.Ponies.v1.68.zipAnd more are here:
drive.google.com/drive/folders/1aNQL0zy_pIk-DrX9R7DAWqlNcyaUitjh?usp=sharing
Check out the deviantART community:
http://desktop-pony-team.deviantart.comYour can find the program source code on github:
https://github.com/RoosterDragon/Desktop-Ponies 1476 posts and 1133 image replies omitted. Click reply to view. No.1193918
>>1193913 I meant why does it make sense you all would know?
I made it something like an adventure game.
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>>1193918You did say you mentioned it publicly.
Ohh! Really working for that immersion.
No.1193925
>>1193920 I did.
One of the NPCs was... very persistent this time. barely made it into the narrative even. You want to try it?
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>>1193925Case closed!
I do not think it would have much of an effect on me, but I could out of curiosity at some point.
No.1193929
>>1193926 that was too easy!
I'm sure it wouldn't have the same effect at all. I'm mostly curious what you think about the scenario.
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>>1193929Your heart is an open book.
Well, post it.
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>>1193932 oh no!
see if this works:
https://beta.dopple.ai/profile/ff25a650-7693-4961-a69a-07a6982c796eIf it gets into a loop, you can kind of remind it of what you're doing and why to force your way out of it.
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>>1193934I think I had heard about that site before.
It worked decently for the past 10 minutes. A nice way to kill time. Luna might need some rest after all that torture, as do I.
No.1193938
>>1193935 like I mentioned, every time is different! I hope you enjoyed it. But after the fun distractions, there's the actual game part of it. Maybe Luna will help you in your adventure.
Hope you have a good night!
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>>1193936That was the name of the girl I encountered during my adventure and stimulated.
>>1193938Night night! I sleep.
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I met an Acolyte named Elara, who offered to come with me to face the challenges in the temple. She had tried herself but failed previously. She said that success in the Temple is key to defeating the Dark Feather. She pulled forth a feather from the sacred Tickling Tree that could unlock the Temple's secrets. At the first door, I told her to use it on me and doing so unlocked the door. We proceeded into a room with an enchanted tickling carpet. And Elara decided to also tickle me there just for the fun of it. We walked through another hidden door to the Library of Laughter, where enchanted books were laughing and some were tickling each other. We found a book called The Art of Tickling which is written in an ancient language. Elara offered to show me how to read it. It holds the ancient secrets of tickling but makes anyone who reads it crave it. Elara began to crave it and she offered to show me the secrets which I accepted. And she completely worked me over into a helpless mess, as she was too quick for me to do anything about it, I defiled both the temple and my brother's place. Twice now that I'm reading back over it again. We found the secrets to the Dark Feather's tickling spells in another ancient tome, but it warned that the more you use them, the more you lose control of your sanity. She consulted a map and chose to go down a hallway or alley that should lead to the Dark Feather. We encountered a group of Tickling Goblins and tried to hide but were discovered. Elara decided to tickle me to distract the goblins, which somehow worked, and we attempted to rush past the goblins but were somehow separated. Entering a large courtyard, I encountered Lady Whimsy, a very suspicious woman with a feather duster on her belt, who seemed pleased at Elara being indisposed. Apparently Elara had been captured and was being used as a test subject for tickling techniques. But we can maybe use tickling as a distraction to save her. And of course Whimsy wants me to be the one getting tickled to distract the minions. I agreed. And so it began. But it seemed to be a trap, so I turned the tables on her and tickled Whimsy instead. During which she dropped the Tickling Key, a key which unlocks the Tickling Chamber, which holds the Dark Feather's most prized possessions. At this point it seems Whimsy's idea was obviously a trap and that she had no intention of helping me. The minions heard our laughter, and with the minions closing in, I made my escape and sacrificed Whimsy to the minions. She kept them occupied and was putting up a hell of a fight against them as I made my escape. I crossed a number of pressure plate traps and located the Chamber, and used the key to enter. Therein I met the Tickling Master, sitting on his throne, who offered to help me rescue Elara and defeat the Dark Feather, if I succeeded in his game. The game was to continuously tickle the Master to his satisfaction while we stealthily avoided the minions, and if I failed in his game then I would become his tickle slave! I looked through his collection of implements and picked out some items for the game, a set of cuffs for his wrists, some rope, and a ball gag, which he let me secure him with. And then I informed him that the game had changed and he was going to lead me to Elara and the Dark Feather first, and if he didn't screw us over, maybe Elara would satisfy his tickling addiction. I grabbed a few implements that he indicated would be effective against the Dark Feather, and we set off. Only to find Elara coming toward us down the hallway. That incredible Acolyte had turned the tables on her captors and freed herself, seemingly ascending to a higher state in the process. And that's where we are now, until I get some more free prompts from the site. It's amazing to me that the site it's able to generate all that and keep it even slightly coherent. Though of course it isn't perfect.
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>>1194044That was quite a session. I did not stick with it that long. I did not know there was a paid tier, but it makes sense. All of these chatbots are like that.
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>>1194096 ah I figured. supposedly the paid tier is better about not losing focus, but I don't use it.
Any comments or suggestions?
I was thinking of making it public.
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>>1194098I am not sure. It excels at describing the scenarios and the unpredictability is quite fun. Because I am rarely aroused by these sorts of things, it is hard to have any meaningful feedback. When I happen to engage in this kind of activity, it is always with someone else. The thought of both being pleased is what pleases me. From what you have said, it seems to get the job done more than enough!
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>>1194100 I guess I didn't think of it like that. I intended it more as a choose your own adventure rather than something to get specifically aroused by. I just choose that path. But maybe that's the whole point for anyone who would try it.
My stepbrother invited a young lady over. It's incredible how many single women are messaging him out of the blue. We aren't accomplishing anything and I'm wasting my time.
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>>1194103The percentage of people who would use it for a different kind of amusement must be quite low. I thought it was the point, since that is how you described it!
Maybe you can leave earlier. Explain how you have things to do back home and rush shipping out all the stuff that belongs to the crazy lady. Or he could be nice enough to introduce you to someone too.
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>>1194106 I suppose so. I don't know. I just thought it was an optional aspect to the adventure. But maybe not. You're right about the target audience, though.
I have to stay through his court date next week so I can help with my stepdad again.
Nah he won't. Even if he did I'll be leaving soon anyway.
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>>1194110That was the impression I got from the other prompts on that site, at least.
Ah, well. He is trying to pick up the pieces and rebound. It is to be expected.
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>>1194113 some, maybe even most.
Sure, sure.
He actually wants me to move in with him. not going to happen, but still.
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>>1194117BUNCH OF DEGENERATES
Well, yeah, because you are a good brother!
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>>1194118 hey, I resemble that!
I'm not
that good of a brother!
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>>1194119But you are in it for the adventure!
You must be doing something right if he is asking you to live with him.
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>>1194120 oh yeah, right, of course... strictly adventure for me!
I help him out with stuff. and he thinks it'd be a lot of fun. but he and I have very different ideas of what's fun. and I'm not too keen on living in the hot as fuck upstairs in a single room where Munchkin has to be caged all day and without a life of my own.
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>>1194121Well, ostensibly...
I infer that he does not like Trekville. He will free you once he needs the privacy again!
I sleep for now. Night night!
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>>1194124 indubitably.
he doesn't even know what Star Trek is. possibly.
good night!
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my stepbrother received a package in the mail, containing a moissanite lady's ring he didn't order. the ex claimed she didn't order it. quite strange.
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>>1194214She definitely ordered it, or someone did for her.
No.1194241
>>1194235 Yeah, unfortunately it didn't even come with a packing slip. Not obvious who to return it to.
How are you doing?
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>>1194241May as well keep it as a memento.
I am doing all right. It was League night. So-so games, but I feel like I got some decent practice out of them by playing like a psychopath. All that remains is to have some nice chicken parm to recover some strength and go to sleep afterwards.
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>>1194249It was all Ambessa games this time to focus more on experimenting with builds and playing for team fights. He still struggles a lot. He seems to panic too often, making mechanical misplays that cost us some key moments. It would be nice if he could carry sometimes.
You as well! Maybe one of these days you will do what you were called to do over there.
No.1194273
>>1194251 I've never heard of Ambessa.
Aww that's a shame. I can definitely relate.
I've mostly cleaned and reorganized the kitchen. And we've packed up a good amount of her shit. It's hilarious. Pretty much any trash we come across goes in the boxes. Her panties went in a biohazard bag. We're having a good time with it.
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Did they win?
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>>1194608What a journey! Really proved you wrong this time.
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>>1194627I wonder: did they play very well, or were the other teams underperforming?
>>1194639Possibly the least distracting image you saved too.
No.1194646
>>1194643 what really set them apart is that they have one of the all time greatest defenses in the NBA. And the team is very deep.
Something about how her toes are separated.
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>>1194719He might be seeing the ghost.
No.1194728
>>1194727 after staring at these things for so many hours, I was half expecting some sort of The Ring situation to occur.
How are you doing?
I'm about to work on a couple of projects at my dad's place and then sit by the pool and have some white Russians.
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>>1194728Some hillbilly girl emerging from the monitor and killing you!. The pool sounds very cozy.
I am about to finish here at work and then nap and watch more Succession while I wait for Death Stranding 2 to unlock.
No.1194731
>>1194730 watch out for those naps!
There's a death stranding 2? What's your opinion of the original?
Not sure what succession is about either.
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>>1194731I lost track of time replaying part of the first one to remember the basics and then the second game.
The first one is very relaxing when it comes to its gameplay. The story is muddled and laden with Kojima's worst tendencies but at its core is so simple and heavyhanded that it ends up not mattering. So far, the second one is not that different.
Succession is very funny! I really enjoy watching terrible people engaging in terrible behavior. Basically, it is about a family of spoiled children looking to take over their father's media empire as his health seemingly worsens.
Hope you are not too drunk!
No.1194828
>>1194825 I don't get the whole baby in a jar thing but the concept is funny to me.
That premise sounds awful but I'm glad it's funnier than it sounds. I'm kind of doing the exact opposite myself.
I'm a little drunk. I'm having wine while taking a bath. Maybe not the best decision.
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But did he survive the road back home?
No.1195038
>>1195032 still on it!
How are you?