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TopBep (topbep@varishangout.net)'s status on Friday, 31-Jul-2026 06:06:29 JST

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penguin with a gun that calls grandmas sexy

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TopBep (topbep@varishangout.net)'s status on Sunday, 26-Jul-2026 11:42:13 JST

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On this episode of "Foid or Fake?"

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TopBep (topbep@varishangout.net)'s status on Wednesday, 06-May-2026 07:42:37 JST

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Whiskerwood has been a city builder I've seen shilled a few times on jewtube, I decided to check it out and it do indeed be pretty good.

The closest comparison I would say is Timberborn, though Whiskerwood has a much stronger focus on logistics and production chains compared to Timberborn.

There's also a lot more reason to expand and be aggressive about expansion in Whiskerwood, since you have a tax burden that you need to pay to your home country/king, and you can only do so in resources and goods, but not every resource and good has value, so you're encouraged to explore refining resource or look into growing things like cotton, a resource that you won't be able to refine for quite some time because of the research required.

There's quite a lot more going on that make it somewhat complex and satisfying such as every colonist belonging to a guild which provides bonuses based on what work they are assigned, or education and craftsmanship levels. Looks like there's also a way to set up factories and conveyer belts so I'll be looking forward to that.

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TopBep (topbep@varishangout.net)'s status on Friday, 17-Apr-2026 19:18:22 JST

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This whole Piracy topic that has been floating around between western xitter and jp xitter has been fascinating to watch unfold. Japan seems to just be permanently stuck in the "piracy is theft" era of thought, and they can't advance past it because they seem to have very little concept of customer rights at all.

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TopBep (topbep@varishangout.net)'s status on Friday, 17-Apr-2026 19:18:21 JST

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Kyonko802

@Kyonko802 They understand, but they don't; accept, which to me is just wild, they really love this grave digging analogy, where preserving or reviving a work that has been destroyed is equivalent to just digging up the grave of the dead because you want to see them again.

This is just so mentally retarded and I don't think they actually believe it but are just willing to say anything in order to win an internet argument, because even this retard recognizes that old works still persist to this day but for some reason just gives "public domain" as some sort of special reason as to why its okay.