u/EllipsisMark

I drafted some lyrics and posted them into SUNO's front page.

It produced 4 songs. This was the free version.

The first two were the free mini model, but the second two were pro model samples. But the pro model changed the lyrics. I didn't really like that, but it was interesting.

I did generate the same song like 50 times in different styles, but none of them ever changed or remixed lyrics. I'm glad for it, but I wanted to try and trigger the rewriting effect. If only for the novelty.

I currently have a pro subscription.

I've been working on my own RPG system for a few years now, and as I've developed different parts I always lacked in the formatting part of the system. So I turned to AI. I plugged all of my notes into an AI model, wrestled with it in a parts, and saw it lose its mind a few times, but it managed to do flush out a full system.

I'm currently reading through and working through the text to iron out parts that the AI failed to understand, and add other features I didn't bother feeding into the AI as it seemed to have been reaching a limit to its comprehension. About 95 percent is still from the AI, but I'm hoping to fix it up and make it my own as I open up to alpha/beta testing.

Here are link to the text docs. I'm open to run prototype game myself, but I give full permission to use and play the system to the public. The original system was born from a desire to make a Fallout system(long before 2d20 was announced) but quickly turned into becoming a hopefully general system fit for any genre. It uses the SPECIAL system for stats, and that resulted in the model hard defaulting everything to Fallout, which isn't bad, but... Like I said, I hope to make this more general system. Anyhow, here:

Core Rule Book

Secondary Rule Book

One thing THE MODEL couldn't nail down was the traits system. Traits are suppose to help define a character(called a wanderer(this is a carryover)), but THE MODEL just gave every trait a flat bonus and penalty. Traits are effect the play-style of the player, not just be a series of minor setback that players can easily to daisy chain cover for.

Another thing was armor. It's suppose to follow the Fallout 4 armor system where armor is subdivide into body parts(Arms, Legs, Torso, Head), I didn't bother wrestling with the THE MODEL on that. I'll figure it out after some beta testing.

Power Armor was a whole nother thing. Again, like Fallout 4, Power is suppose to be a walking tank. You should feel like a tank, but not immortal. THE MODEL had trouble to walking that line, and so it's on the back burner.

The Chem/Addiction/Withdrawal is fine-ish. It needs tweaking.

THE MODEL switched the formatting of various entries. It's annoying, and it does need fixing, but it should be understandable.

I've trying to find a video with a specific quote. I've watched so many video essays they've all blended together.

The quote is "Hazbin Hotel feels like fanfiction of a much better show." and the video was talking about Mimzy showing up randomly with no explanation because you're supposed to already know who Mimzy was from the hypothetical better version of Hazbin Hotel. But I can't find it and YouTube watch history is garbage.

I don't even know how to ask this question, so I'll just give an example.

A Player Character has a max-HP of 24 hit points.
After an attack they are reduced to -5(negative five) HP.
However, they do not die nor fall. They continue to play but with extra BS until they're healed.
However, if they are reduce to -24 or lower, then they die out right.

However do I express that clearly?
My first draft is "When your HP's negative value is equal to your max-HP's absolute value, then you die."
But I don't think that works.

Addition: The long and short is when in negative HP they start doing death saves while still having their full turn. Half health doesn't feel right for that.

Something that really changes things up.

Stuff like having different nationalities on Entry Permits that the passport.

Or having passports be in the wrong format.

Or have DoBs be way too old or young for the face you're checking, just to have an evil option.

Heck, honestly, the game is way too easy, in my opinion. My biggest points are vax card names and height. And height is just a pain in the Denied Stamp.

Namely, a title of some sort.

I'm a writer, and the social hierarchy is based around age.

If someone is double your age,

They are your "Senior," and you are their "Junior."

If someone is triple your age,

They are your "Elder," and you are their (blank)

500-year life spans are common.

I've been looking around, but the best I can find is stuff like "child" or "offspring," and I want it to be a universal address system.

Examples:

1. Person A complains Person B keeps it's too hot. Person B turns up the AC. Person A then complains that Person B is running the electricity.

2. From Amazing Digital Circus, Jax's mother did this. Saying "You're less of a man than your father" and also "You're just as bad as your father."

3. Employer writes-up Employee for showing up early and "stealing time." Then complains Employee lacks initiative when they show up just on time.

I know these are forms of abuse, but I can't remember the name of it. I thought I knew, but I'm drawing a blank, and Google isn't helping.

I'm a writer, and we're working on character descriptions. The line I'm currently drafting with is:

"Character is a veteran member of organization."

I want to know if anyone here would roll their eyes at that. Like mixing up clips and magazines.

Note: The character has only been a member of this military organization for about 4 to 6 years, but does have field experience.

I'm a writer and I'm writing character who are in an anime army. I don't want a lot of the characters to move up into leadership, so I wanted to know if it would be okay have them stay as an E-3 or E-4, or even an E-2. Though I think you get automatically promoted into and E-3.

The timeline is about 10 to 20, and they do have the power of anime bullshit.

At work on company.

They use fortinet, and it's been known to be spotty.

Here recently, within the last hour, it just stopped letting my firefox browser work.

Usually works with a bit of slowness,

I get on. Turn on wifi. Access company wifi. Get sent Fortinet access portal. Click access. Watch 8 hours of YouTube instead of work(joke).

Sometime, I have to refresh the permissions. Like if I stop browsing for about an hour, fortinet will require me to click through access portal.

Then within the last month I would need to click through two or three times for fortinet to work.

Now I can't browse at all.

Tests I've done:

Used mobile data to use Firefox. Works.

Used Microsoft edge browse with Fortinet. Works. However, fortinet doesn't send Microsoft Edge an access portal.

I've restarted my laptop multiple times. Doesn't work.

Okay, this one might be too cryptic, but I remember the raw essence of this bit. It went like this:

Main Character: walks up to desk(i think) and starts asking questions.

Other Character: Asks clarifying questions, and then slips in a subtle insult.

Main Character: Starts answering clarifying questions, BUT THEN, for like one second stops talks and stares while goes "mmmmm" and then snaps back into answering the question.

I can not remember where I saw this, but I remember it being the funniest thing I saw that month, if not year.

Like I said, I can only remember the raw essence of the bit.