/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>43396422
Traveling in a cool, fluid way over deserts is a trope for a reason, if you don't have giant worms to ride I think those would be pretty cool.
>Literal sky burial
It's like you misread those Tibetan rituals, awesome! Are there desert vultures? The tibetans relied on those to pick the bones clean, I guess in a desert of this size you'd be more likely to be completely mummified.
>20 seconds
Ah, that reminds me. "For All Mankind" had a really stunning scene of the effects of a solar flare on astronauts on the moon, the high energy solar wind hitting the regolith looks amazing.
https://youtu.be/WLLoe4M6skY
Would the effects of the flares on Despina look like this, you think? Even the thin atmosphere would dampen the effect, but the proximity would make the flares way more intense, I'm not sure how it would work out.
And yes, underground cities are always cool.

>>39390283
That's a nice synthesis of our discussions of the subject, good work. Fun fact, according to the timeline, there's about 23 days of likely chaos-filled silence after the split, and Moriji declared independence 3 days after the first sign of life (First reply to >>1).

>>39340862
Both sisters will finish.

>>39214910
Abe...
Divine right with advisors, then, a classic choice. Do you know how the advisors would be chosen? That would be an important political office.
Fabric, food and ore sounds like a good foundation. You're right in the plate's orogen region, so there's probably a lot of goodies to mine. Geology bro could weigh in on what he'd expect to find, that isn't my specialty.

https://twitter.com/Elun_00/status/1604362593417715713