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Cake

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10/30/2013 | |
Do you do wolfing runs? Or maybe some sort of challenge?
I've been taking care of a lot of Seru norns in DS recently, but I'm starting to get a little bored. I've been thinking about making an aquatic world since I just downloaded some mermaid norns.  |
 Peppery One
Papriko
    
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10/30/2013 | |
Mixing random breeds to see what they look like.
Experimental scripts are always neat too.
Lets play plants! Photosynthesis... Photosynthesis... Photosynthesis... |
 Senior Wrangler
Nutter
    
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10/30/2013 | |
Wolfling for the C3DS norns, and to see what pretty variations come up. And play with metarooms, because I keep finding ones I haven't seen before.
For C1, I tend to start poking around in genomes - and if I get really bored, I'll break out the genetics kit and start doing the whole Frankenstein thing. |
 Small Birb
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10/31/2013 | |
I like messing with metarooms, planting plants, making the rooms look really cool. One time I filled the Ark's hallways with Whirlibirds and spigot plants. It got a bit crowded in there, but looked really cool.
Small bird who lives here sometimes, and wanders other times.
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InsanityPrelude
 
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10/31/2013 | |
Lately I've been spending more time setting up and decorating worlds than actually playing with Norns. |
 Prodigal Sock
Ghosthande
    

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11/1/2013 | 2 |
I develop. And develop. And develop. Then I usually take a break and raise some Norns. And then I develop some more. A lot of times I leave my Norns to their own devices, but I'm not sure I'd really call it a wolfing run since I pop in at random intervals to abduct a test subject, then ditch them back in the Meso when I'm done. My Norns must think of the hand as some kind of UFO, hehe.
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NoxTheNorn

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11/2/2013 | |
It's not easy, I grant you. One way I try to keep things interesting is by exporting and "cloning" individuals from my C3-DS feral and wolfling runs who seem the most promising (usually defined as keeping themselves adequately fed/amused and obtaining language), running IQ tests on them, and then breeding them to each other in the hopes of producing even better norns.
As some people already know, I've also been conducting an experiment in which I've (quite successfully) reared a group of CFE norns isolated in their own meta-room away from the HLM in order to find out whether the offspring could and would pick up good skills from their peers and parents. Of course, as I said in a recent post, I now have a meta-room filled with happy, healthy norns that evidently need little or no intervention or interference from me and lack only the ability to properly understand and express abstract concepts...which means I'm starting to get a bit bored with them. |

Rat-tailed


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11/2/2013 | |
If there was a warp i'd take the norns i was sent in and breed them with my crazy methods i develop, and then send the bred norns out into the wild world. Alternatively, i'd do a warp wolfling run over the long term where norns can come and go at will and it will be pure immigrants! |