I know I speak for /tg/ when I say that I feel that the adventure threads would benefit from some THE FLOOR IS LAVA

I'm all for waiting til the night of the 26th to get it rolling again with the original posters that the story started with.

But more importantly: bump to keep at the top where everyone can see Weavers message.

I'd probably favor a short delay in the Ruby threads for now, since /tg/ is going slow and lacking a good chunk of its population right now due to Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, and these threads are something that shouldn't be denied to any of us just because we weren't lifeless enough to stay home and visit /tg/ for Christmas. Take it easy and don't rush things, unless you want the slowest Ruby threads to date, with only 4-5 people participating.

As for the adventure so far, well, it's been great, what can I say. You can really see the beauty of real-time CYOAs here, especially ones which have been drawn for easy visual reference, unlike several other imageboard CYOAs I've seen. The railroading isn't actually all that bad, and people feeling down because their course of action wasn't taken is inevitable in these kinds of thread. So, good work so far, and keep it up. The feeling that an RPG player gets when his character gets into an interesting cliffhanger, anxious to find out what will happen next session... well, how do I put it, Ruby is /tg/'s character, and so we all share that feeling, and it's nice to see /tg/ united and all together like this, rather than the seething pile of rage it can be sometimes.

I squealed with joy when I saw this image and your tripcode, Weaver. Just thought you should know that.

As for your question, waiting until the 26th would probably be a good idea. However, the rest of my answers are all squealing-fanboy-esque answers about how much I love how it already is.

I think a delay would be great. Tons of traveling on Christmas day and eve. I'm actually leaving in an hour for somewhere.

I liked it personally. You let us do what we wanted for the most part and you gave us equal consequences for our actions. I think it is fine as it is.

Keep up the good work. =3

You should continue the threads when you feel like doing them. It takes a lot of effort and creativity I imagine, so when the time presents itself where you feel like you want to proceed, you should. Don't let yourself be explicitly bound by schedules of others, there will always be people who will miss it, but you might just as well be engaging others who haven't joined in before at the same time.

As for my opinion as to how to proceed, continue as you see fit. I see little need in change beyond what you have already stated on the reduction of violence in order to save time. Keep up the good work.

>>3237329
HELL NAW

The whole thing is tense and scary enough.

After the adventure is over I'd love to see a series of "what ifs", personally. What if we pressed the green or blue button in the locker? What if we squeezed out blood from the severed hand into the funnel instead of sending it up the vacuum tube? That sort.

>>3237371
Less violence more puzzles, I agree

>>3237387
>>3237371
If Weaver can keep up his incredible storytelling, less violence will just draw the tension out even more and make the whole thing that bit more thrilling.

Wait for people to come back.

The people that complain about railroading are sagefags that don't like CYOA threads, sagefags that think this is furry, and/or Fuuka(heartsymbolthatI'mtoolazytofind).

You are definitely doing the story progression right. It's tense and mindfucking at the right moments(OHGODZOMBIE), with moments of cuteness dashed in to give the scary moments more context(Ruby doing a pirate impression to make Tom feel better).

Though, I've noticed that you occasionally forget to take off layers in you Photoshopping, such as shortly after the last fight against the abomination against God, when Ruby goes back one room, and the gas from the room behind the couch is still hanging about the ceiling.

Also. Someone did this for you. Thought I'd post it here.

very good work. don't change anything. it's not broken.

>>3237387

I liked the way he did it except I think he used too many pictures sometimes. Like the zombie closet was done perfectly imo but near the end the glass breaking took too long. It put alot of suspense in there but took to long.

I guess it just depends how he does it.

We need Ruby/Tom romance.

NO RUBY DON'T GIVE HIM THAT FISH
TOM
NO

>>3237422
Oh you.

Anyway, I'd support a short break before the next part and would like if you'd link to the previous thread every time you start a new one. (I usually don't show up on time.) Other than that, everything you've been doing has been good.

I LOVE THE SUSPENSE YOU CREATE.

Don't change.

>>3237387
>>3237371
It's less about avoiding violence and more about drawing out action sequences in such a format that requires much more time to illustrate, which in turn slows the story. But I'm learning my limits.

>>3237413
>I've noticed that you occasionally forget to take off layers in you Photoshopping, such as shortly after the last fight against the abomination against God, when Ruby goes back one room, and the gas from the room behind the couch is still hanging about the ceiling.
Yep, probably my most glaring technical mistake so far besides the occasional duplication of items when I forget to remove them from one area after they've been moved and/or picked up. Such is the price of speed, but I'm learning what to look for so it shouldn't happen as much.

Also, I want to thank everyone who did fanart. It's really a nice gesture, and I appreciate it.

>>3237422
who the hell drew these?

archive: http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html?tags=Ruby

porn: http://rule34.paheal.net/post/list/Ruby_Quest/1

These threads are awesome. Keep up the good work. In particular don't listen to people who complain about railroading; in these kinds of things some degree of railroading is inevitable - and for the most part didn't happen anyway.

I agree with the 26th being a good idea.

Can I suggest posting some 'coming soon' threads, just so that people know what time to log on? Personally I'll make time for it, and I suspect there'll be others who'll at least want to know and not miss the start.

Merry Christmas, Weaver.

Player One I suspect that this is you.

>>3237473
The problem with railroading is that in a thread styled like this where there's only one progression, everyone will assume that what DID happen was planned to happen, simply because it happened. There are no simultaneously-explored branching paths to disprove it so people will just assume that what they see is what they were going to see no matter what.

Merry Christmas. You deserve a break.

Though seriously, like... RIGHT AT THIS TIME PERIOD would be so much better than doing it at 1 am.

>>3237646
I live in the PST timezone, so yes, Ruby adventures for me begin at midnight and end around 10 AM. It's sort of an awkward schedule, to put it lightly.
However, I made both sessions occur at the same time of day so the same crowd could be there for them. I feel like I owe it to the people who've participated thus far to keep them in the game, so to speak.

Let's take a sneak peek at coming attractions in the next portion of the adventure!

I wish there was a way for me to catch up on the rest of what's happening when I have to go do other things and come back only to find the thread has 404'd.

Also, Merry Christmas Weaver.

>>3237677
This is why the board needs spoiler warnings.

>>3237700
That's what suptg is for.

im a ramp

>>3237677
No, Ruby, you are the demons
and then Ruby was a zombie

Ah, crap. If Tom is alive, it's chompy time.

>>3237463

No problem. Expect more coming.

A mutual friend poked me to do more.

>>3237677
Good show.

More sneak peeks at the upcoming adventure.

>>3237802

One question always bugged me though. What are the colours of Ruby's clothing. I need reference for fanart.

>>3237862
all white

Where are these archived, if they are?

>>3237862
I don't know, and it probably doesn't matter. Use your imagination.

>>3237887
Complete archive here:
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html?tags=Ruby

Goggles asked about is Ingenuity point the other night-

Whut's it do or were you just trying to reward a good post that could never ever work?

I love you Weaver. Have some bad fanart.

>>3237662
>I feel like I owe it to the people who've participated thus far to keep them in the game, so to speak.
>I owe it to the people who've participated thus far to keep them in the game, so to speak.
>to keep them in the game, so to speak.
>keep them in the game
>the game

>>3237802

Is Toms finger on fire?

>>3237906

>Ruby
>bunny sweater

D'aww.

>>3237926
He's holding a cigarette.

>>3237926

Fight Club movie reference. Tyler Durden is supposed to be smoking a cigarette right then, and wearing a ratty-looking fur coat. It's the part where the big reveal of ZOMGTHEY'RETHESAMEPERSON.

>>3237802
>>3237677
In b4 Tom is a sled

>>3237802
You know, I was going to suggest a theory that Tom never existed (that bloodstain had been there all along) and it was his appearance, not disappearance, that was the Hallucination.
I guess that theory's not really in the running anymore.

Let's hope Weaver doesn't go crazy due to sleep deprivation after another half a dozen episodes.

>>3237997
More to the point, what WAS that blood stain? Was all that Tom's? Is Tom dead? Or is it something else? Remember, there was no body, not even fragments of him left. Same thing happened with the disembodied head.

>>3238014
The disembodied head didn't make any more blood when it disappeared.

>>3238006

I thought this was a Star Wars reference, at first. Luke Skywalker on Hoth.

>>3238006

I think that's the time where he's at his best

OhgodwhatishappeningtomewhydidIdrawthis

Lol furry.

>>3238113
You should post this on /v/, they love feet.

I wonder what would have happened if Tom had been the protagonist and Ruby had been the one in the cell. Exact same plot progression, just switch the genders, names, and species.
I can't help but think it would have played out noticeably different.

/tg/ - Herbivorous bunny girls

>>3238028
Exactly.

>>3238185
There wouldn't have been all that talk of schlicking, and Tom wouldn't have needed to free Ruby to move the barrel, the couch, and so on.

So wait...she DIDN'T die?

I'm practically giving these previews away.

>>3238241
well this just damaged my brain

>>3238241
Impossible. Tom is a cat. Ruby is a rabbit.

>>3238257
Tom is a short-eared rabbit, or Ruby's a long-eared cat.

That, or they had mixed parents and both took after a different one.

>>3238257
Parents were a cat and a rabbit?
Depending which furry you ask it can work like that.

I don't really mind a delay but a heads-up, say 12 hours before you start, would certainly be appreciated.

>>3238257
>>3238260
Doesn't stop him from existing.

>>3238260
>cat + rabbit = cat and rabbit

So Ruby's...a cabbit? Where's her ginormous tail, silly ears and ability to turn into a huge space battleship?

>>3238275

I actually drew fanart of a rat-guy with cybernetic implants up the wazoo called the Monitor :|

He watches Ruby from some sort of central command center as part of some sick experiment thing. WHO'S THE LAB RAT NOW, BITCH?!

What are you doing to me /tg/? :(

>>3238241
It's okay, if it's you Onii-chan.

>>3238291
Oh yeah I forgot the ears the size of her torso.

Unfortunately, anthropomorphic cabbit girls are actually pretty fuckhot. Ryo'ohki included. Go watch episode 11 and see for yourself.

i think it is some kind of experiment. no other reason for all those weird puzzles. random parts of objects misplaced in strange places. it had to be set up by somebody.

>>3238303
SUDDENLY

I keep waiting for a non-abomination-against-God threat to show up.

Like a spider. An incredibly scary/adorable spider that wants a hug and will stop at nothing to get one.

>>3238319
Wow, way to go Ruby. YOUR breath smells like YOUR OWN SHIT.

Holy shit. I'm suddenly reminded of the There She Is flash animations.

>>3238325
OH MY GOD why the fuck hasn't this been mentioned before? holy shit

>>3238325
OH GOD DAMMIT RUBY IS THE INSANE STALKER RABBIT GIRL

>>3238324
No way, Ruby has good, modern hygiene. She's not animalistic.
From the first thread:
>CHEW WIRES
>Ruby is above such primitive practices as chewing on wire and cannibalizing her young! If she had any.

>>3238325
Somebody linked those in one of the very early threads.
I hadn't realised until then that the guy had done parts 3-5. I dawwwwwwed all evening.

>>3238336
>OH GOD DAMMIT RUBY IS THE INSANE STALKER RABBIT GIRL
Given the Crossing Pals comic Ruby's (and Tom's) character design originated in, that's not a bad comparison.
Tom would be more likely to get raped by Ruby than the other way around.

y'know if there's quite a few of us on now i dont see why we dont run one or two threads

>>3238325
>>3238332
>>3238336
>>3238339
>>3238342

i dont really mind when you start, if you do another epic episode, chances are i'll stumble in somewhere along the way to contribute.

I really appreciated that you took my suggestion of vaccuuming the hand and the way you described it made me laugh out loud for a good 5 minutes and everyone in the cafe looked at me wierd.

Merry Xmas weaver. dont change a thing. its great.
it takes me back to the great days of adventure games. reliving my childhood with lucasarts.

>>3238346
>y'know if
there's quite a few of us on now i dont see why we dont run one or two threads
see:
>>3237662
>I made both sessions occur at the same time of day so the same crowd could be there for them. I feel like I owe it to the people who've participated thus far to keep them in the game, so to speak.

>>3238319

>>3238356
GOD DAMMIT RUBY WHY DID YOU HAVE TO GIVE HIM THE ARSENIC FISH

>>3238349

sauce on the original in that pic?

>>3238349
That was you? Hahaha, what the hell possessed you to suggest that?

>>3238360
Because everyone thought they were fine at the time, and Tom was starving.

Fish + Cat = Omnomnom.

>>3238365
Also the fact that we'd pissed him off and had to get him to cooperate somehow.

>>3238365

However, the Commutative Property of Addition doesn't apply in this case.

Cat + Fish =/= Fish + Cat
Catfish =/= Omnomnom.

>>3238391
>Catfish =/= Omnomnom.
Speak for yourself, catfish is delicious.

>>3238325

Rewatching them all. God damn you.

>>3238399

Clearly, you've had better catfish than I have. It always ends up tasting muddy to me.

>>3238391
Or does it?

>>3238360

I didn't mean to!

>>3238401

Attn Weaver.

You are awesome.

That is all.

P.S. Merry christmas/happy holidays/happy festivus!

And joyous kwanzaa!

>>3238418
...where's her skirt?
WHY IS RUBY WALKING AROUND BOTTOMLESS?

Poor Tom is so sexually frustrated.
He's been in that cell by himself god knows how long.
He peeked up Ruby's skirt, stared at her ass while she was crawling between rooms, and then there was that whole condom incident and his reaction when Ruby asked him to get it.

He's either incredibly sexually pent-up or he's got the mad hots for Ruby. Or both.

>>3238459
Because there's no cameras around, duh.

>>3238465
"Poor Tom"?

Ruby's the one who had her privacy and trust violated! Tom looked up her skirt!

>>3238459

It could be a dress....

>>3238468
Ruby DOES sometimes seem more concerned about hidden cameras catching her in a dirty act than about performing the act itself.

Of course, her self-consciousness and (unfounded) paranoia of hidden cameras also serves as a good base for future rule 34 and writefaggotry. Nothing like a little voyeurism and exhibitionism to spice up a good pornographic story.

You know, given the whole "animals as people" motif to Ruby's adventures has anybody considered the possibility that the fish were actually the ones running the laboratory?

If we presume that the water button in Tom's cell floods the facility then everything fits into place. With the labs flooded the fish would be able to roam freely about and even access the exterior of the compound which we have already established to be aquatic in nature. The tank itself was likely just an observation module from which they could watch the progress of their experiments.

Not anymore though because we've killed them all.

>>3238465
He's obviously just checking to see if she's doing well.

I'm usually /co/-based, but you give me a reason to check on /tg/ every once in a while.
Thanks, Weaver, for making me draw bunny boobies on Christmas Eve.

Is that some Dave Kelly?

>>3238486
Draw Tom too :3

>>3238486
Awesome work. I like this style of interpretation on Ruby. Very cute in spite of the horrors that surround her. The bloodstains and footprints are a nice touch, too.
Quite awesome. I'd like to see more like this one. Simply adorable. <3

>>3238496
More great stuff. Something about the posture and concerned expression convey personality well here. Scared, concerned, but nonetheless determined to push onwards. Very Ruby.

All the drawfags contributing fanart keep forgetting that Ruby officially has a DFC.
>Oh no! Unfortunately for all parties involved, Ruby is flat as a board! That probably won't work.

>>3238522
>Something about the posture and concerned expression convey personality well here. Scared, concerned, but nonetheless determined to push onwards. Very Ruby.

I agree, this one's very iconic of the personality I imagine someone like Ruby would have to have, panting and sweating as she runs through these gruesome corridors.

The only thing about it that's not very Ruby is the breasts.
After all, poor Ruby has been described as "flat as a board". She's probably not even an A-Cup. We're talking mosquito bites here.

>>3238526
>>3238531
I must have missed that!

>bunny boobs

Those aren't bunny boobs. Don't ask me to show you what bunny boobs look like.

>>3238588
Well...they ARE both a secondary sexual characteristic in some breeds of rabbit AND a periphery erogenous zone.

Damn you Ruby, you delicious bunny girl you.

relevant.. slightly

My own contribution.

>>3238588
Tom's an ass man.

what is this i don't even

>>3238679
Chainmail and longswords? This can only mean Ruby's migrating from one type of traditional game to another!
Great stuff.

>>3238679
Cute~ ♥

>>3238679
Uh oh. Ruby's lost her skirt yet again.

>>3238691
And all her other clothes, apparently. She hasn't got anything on under that professionally-rendered chainmail.

>>3238679
Noh!!

>>3238677
>>3238588
in b4 dat ass

I just want to second whoever said less violence, more puzzle.

I've done my democratic duty and voted up the Ruby threads. Have you?

http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html?tags=Ruby

>>3238677

>>3238700

>>3238364
thought process went something like this:

"Ruby- eew hand. eeww."

USE hand ON Glass tube
"I'm sorry i cant do that"
OPEN glass tube.
"the glass tube opens, you feel a rush of air"
USE hand ON open glass tube

"you put the severed hand in the glass tube and close the door, there now the smelly disgusting hand is hermatically sealed away from ruby. and now its travelling up the tube in a messy splattering vaccuum mail delivery chute fashion. some poor mailboy is going to get a severed hand for christmas."

RUBY - *giggle*

>>3238730
I need to save this multiple times

oh god how did this get here i am not good with computer

>>3238738
RUBY IS NOT LIKE THAT
SHE DOESN'T GIGGLE AT HUMAN TRAGEDY
SHE IS A CARING, SYMPATHETIC SOUL

>>3238767
no. but i do, vicariously through Ruby. since we are the thousands of tiny thoughts that rush through ruby's brain, i am one part of her psyche that laughed at the notion of delivering a severed hand through a mail chute.

>>3238765
OH MY GOD. THAT IS FUCKING ADORABLE.

Who knows what we might learn in future adventures.

>>3238765
This might just be the cutest thing in the whole fucking thread, and there's a lot of competition for that title.

On the one hand, it's just an adorable massage between friends. On the other hand, something about Ruby's facial expression, body language, and curled toes suggest she's experiencing a far naughtier satisfaction.

And on the third hand, that is probably the awesomest interpretation of Tom yet.

>>3238765
more please. i love your drawing style.

>>3238765
Best yet, this is awesome.

>>3238765
CAN'T UNSEE

>>3238814
Ruby likes ass too?

>>3238902

The plot turns out to be cyclical and mirrored. It's only a matter of time until Ruby gets cadmium poisoning from a carrot Tom feeds her.

Well I ended up drawing rabbit loli porn after all.

YES!

>>3238837
>>3238849
>>3238883
Compliments! My only weakness!

>>3238933

Well, it's not like they're undeserved, you've got a nice style goin' there.

>this thread
Fucking awesome.
This is some of the best drawfaggotry I've seen in ages and it's all highly-concentrated. I applaud every drawfag in this thread who's actively making something up as we speak.

Rest assured I am saving all of these so fucking hard my local disk has dents in it.

>>3238925
this makes me sad.

>>3238933
>Compliments! My only weakness!
As a drawfag, I tell other drawfags what I know I'd want to hear if I was them -- but nothing undeserved.
I try to comment on specifics and styles so people know what they're doing right, because a proper compliment is far more helpful and satisfying to an anonymous artist than just "that's cool".

>>3238923
Ha ha ha oh man I totally forgot she pretended to be a pirate
That was awesome. Bravo.

>>3238925
Ruby doesn't strike me as a loli. Young adult is more like it, but certainly age-appropriate. She's got a quiet sort of maturity to her, a sincerity not usually found in most annoying teenagers.

>>3238933
GodDAMN I love your style.
The stylish anatomy and delivery works well, and Ruby's (and everyone else's) exaggerated proportions and skinny limbs make her seem all the more helpless and frightened in her current scenario. Plus, of the very few fan interpretations of Tom, yours is the only one that really attempts to express his manly physique.
The expressions are great too, and Ruby's look of complete fucking confusion conveys the tone of the scene rather well.

>>3238968
>Ruby doesn't strike me as a loli.
In thread 3 Weaver said she and Tom were both 14.

>>3238951

I like how you've captured facial expressions and body language. they really tell a lot about the character. keep it up.

>>3238933
>>3238765
Holymotherof... you sir, deserve more internets than I have yet earned. Please, take the one I happen to have on me. You have earned it.

Is this some as-yet-unremembered memory of Ruby playing with a pet kitten by the name of Tom, which might hint at this being a hallucination?! Or is it simply a picture of a future Ruby petting a kitten by the name of Tom, whom was named after her dear friend who may or may not have made it out alive?! Only time will tell!

Also. Bleh. I think I may have made her look like a man, by accident. I suck at this game.

>>3238912

And that's it from me for today.

>>3239049
Aw, cute. The difficulty of making a humanoid animal look female is easy to underestimate. When in doubt, large round eyes with visible lashes can go a long way.

Bump.

>>3238998
>Weaver said she and Tom were both 14.
That never happened why are you lying about that

>>3239100
BANISHED TO THE FRIEND ZONE

>>3239101

Holy shit, I can't believe that worked.

>>3239110
FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFffffffffffffffff

>>3239101
You put so much personality into these characters and this style that it feels like they're protagonists in some cartoon. They're just so expressive in terms of even their basic composition. Then you add on the fluidity of poses and the completely adorable facial expressions...
Great stuff, really.
And yeah, I want to believe that deep down Ruby is interested in Tom. But so far she's managed to keep things purely professional.

>And that's it from me for today.
We'll be waiting tomorrow then.

reposting these two for the sake of a comprehensive Ruby Fanart Thread

Sure is drawy in here.

and the third piece from this drawfag...

>>3239129
Two lost souls, seeking shelter from a world which threatens to crumble around them in a storm of misery and violence, find comfort in each other.
For one fleeting moment, nothing else matters.

>>3238667
>>3239138
Looking pretty phallic there, monster.

...you know, I just realized another option as long as we're spouting conspiracy theories and getting all meta on this story.
Along the lines of the dream/hallucination ideas, what if it's all a metaphor? Consider that everything Ruby sees and does is symbolically compelling and it becomes a psychological exploration of her own psyche.

Perhaps this is more Silent Hill than we realized, and regardless of how real this facility or anything in it really is, Ruby's entire adventure is a manifestation of her subconscious fears and desires.

>>3239142
I like

>>3239165
Speaking of manifesting fears and desires... If you think about it, there's already evidence that Ruby's an unreliable narrator.

First and foremost is the indication that she's paranoid: somehow convinced that this mysterious place she's never seen before is full of hidden cameras. Emotional or psychosexual trauma, perhaps, stemming from being a victim of some voyeur at a young age?
A peeping Tom, if you will?

>>3239165

Just a quick idea, but I'm almost willing to bet someone else's right testicle that the end of this little adventure is going to be a giant human hand, reaching in and scooping Ruby out of a tiny maze.

>>3238765
>>3238933
>>3239101

while there has been a surprising variety in the number of interpretations of Ruby I think that these three seem to be the most true to the character, (note: only a personal opinion).

>>3239182
>A peeping Tom, if you will?
Tom DID sneak several sexually-charged glances at her more private areas when she wasn't looking. In fact, she's been too distracted by the phantom threat of her imagined hidden cameras she insists are watching her every move with voyeuristic intent to notice Tom looking right up her skirt.

>>3239194
OH GOD MAH HEAD. ;-; everything i knew is a lie.

>>3239186

And this will playing in the background whilst her fragmenting mind reviews memories about the terror and madness that she'd been put through.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFCJoW8oWSU

She looks back and sees that the maze is now empty and that Tom is nowhere to be found, if, in fact, he makes it to the end. Cue the replayed lines...

"I call it 'The Room Is Boring'..."

"My name is Tom..."

"Not a problem, Ruby, stand back and let me use my MANLY PHYSIQUE..."

"The Room Is Boring..."

"Tom..."

And then, our protagonist looks down at her hands... and sees a cat's paws. Cut to black, cue the horrified scream of sudden realization. There was no Ruby. There never was. There was only Tom. Crazy, crazy Tom, hallucinating everything that had happened.

The End.

>>3239182
>>3239194
You're saying Ruby suffered psychological/emotional trauma brought on by sexual abuse, possibly at a young age, and most likely involving cameras?
Would explain her obsessive worry about voyeuristic cameras when there's absolutely no sign of any such thing so far, nor any evidence to believe there might be.

>porn: http://rule34.paheal.net/post/list/Ruby_Quest/1
porn goes here

>non-porn: >>3237315
non-porn goes here

more porn please (bondage?). i'm such a pervert.

>>3239186
>>3239235
>>3239303

Holy shit.

>>3239303
That's not more dramatic, just more wordy. You don't need to spell something out into a bigger cliché to make it dramatic.

>>3239276
>more porn please (bondage?)
Figure out a way to make it work in-context and I'll see what I can do.

Seriously, I wonder when /tg/ became a haven for furries.

>>3239333

Well, FIIIIIIIIINE. 'Scuse me while I delete it.

Hay guys am I doing this right?

>>3239379

YOU.

YOU DID THIS, DIDN'T YOU?!

ITT furfags.

>Hey- The world is going to end in 28 days, 6 hours, 42 minutes and 12 seconds.. Oh wait sorry, wrong alternate reality.

>>3239407
Quit fursecuting us!

>>3239379

>>3239379
Fuck yeah, I am greatly amused.

>>3239347
>>3239407
>>3239417
My samefag sense is tingling. Something fierce.

>>3239433
Well it seems it's broken cause one of them is mine and the others aren't.

Sorry, but Ruby has turned into something furry. Look at the images in the thread, you can't deny it.

>>3239379
no ruby, you ARE the deamons.

>>3239444
It's fanart. There will always be fanart pr0nz of non-adult characters.

It's only furry when Weaver starts drawing nudes. Cuz that's canon furry then.

>>3239444
Oh I knew that was going to happen from thread one. We have so many fur fags here it isn't even funny.

>>3239444

It's a conspiracy! First the cutebolds, now it is Ruby! Next thing you know, all the fa/tg/uys will be having meaningful discussions about "Furry Pirates" and posting their fursonas.

Just watch, it will come. If I were you I would get out while you can.

>>3239463
We already had a thread about fursonas a long time ago, remember the half wolf half onion &c? Pic related, he is half potato, half yam and has a trench coat and dual bladed katana.

>>3239406
Oh no Anonymous! I would never draw a furry, I hate them you see! I love 4chan, Anonymous is legume and all that! That picture up there is just oh so furry, it could not have come from me!

LOOK OUT! SOMETHING THAT I FIND ENJOYABLE FEATURES A CHARACTER WHO CAN BE DESCRIBED AS AN ANTHROPOMORPHIZED VERSION OF A REAL WORLD ANIMAL! TIME TO START SAGEING AND RAGING INDISCRIMINATELY SO THAT I CAN DISTANCE MYSELF FROM THIS MENACE SO CLEARLY DESERVING OF MY PUBLIC LOATHING! GUYS, ARE YOU WATCHING? I'M VOICING MY DISDAIN FOR IT, JUST LIKE THE BIG KIDS DO!

Just write Ruby up as a vaguely rabbit-looking demon and call her a "monstergirl", and these knee-jerk sagefags will eat it up.

>>3239444
Look, I hate furries as much as anyone, but it's the people I hate, not the imaginary characters. Anyone who's been here more than a week knows it's the drama furries stir up with their bullshit that makes furries so ridiculous and offensive, not their art or porn (of which there are many more disgusting or pathetic varieties).
When you become so reactionary to perceived furfaggotry that something really fun like Ruby spontaneously becomes worthy of loathing when it's depicted with more detail, you've crossed a reasonable boundary and turned your distaste for drama into a source of it. The logical schism that illustrates is far more ridiculous than someone drawing Ruby with paws.

I wouldn't mind knowing how Weaver does those bloodspatters though. Is it a photoshoop brush?

>>3239379

Needs more love.

Also thread's autosaging now.

>>3239668
Seconding this. I want to do one of these after Weaver finishes, and I realized after a few quick practice draws that it is damn hard to do blood splatters that well.

>>3239668
>I wouldn't mind knowing how Weaver does those bloodspatters though.
By hand.

i ask for bondage and this turns into a furry ragefest? what the fuck? i mean seriously those two things are completely unrelated (though they could be, which would be nice).

be sure to post a link in here if a real rubyquest thread starts up. this is the only topic i care about on /tg/ at the moment. i love adventure games.

some recomended free adventure games are:
http://motas.gamesplanet.be/
http://www.freegameplayer.com/games/submachine/

>>3239755
>i ask for bondage
And I said if you can find a way to make it work in-context I'd give it a shot.

>>3239765

i don't want to violate ruby like that as much as i'd like to. i've got mixed feelings there.

>>3239765

Just make it involve some kind of cable/net booby-trap.

>>3239792
So you want Ruby in bondage porn but thinking up a reason behind it is going too far. Right.

>>3239755

Not that I'm defending the sagefag, but wouldn't you agree that asking for bondage of an anthropomorphic animal character is asking for furry porn?

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>>3239813
I think it's an arbitrary distinction and if you're raging at furry porn you're raging at the wrong part of their idiotic "subculture".
There's far worse kinds of porn, many of which routinely show up on /tg/. The entire furry routine is overplayed, and should be taken somewhere like /b/ or /v/ where people will still trip over themselves trying to voice their hatred of anything that's even remotely related to furry shit.

it's up >>3239860

i feel like saying something about rats abandoning a sinking ship, but i'm out of clever today.

>it's the drama furries stir up with their bullshit that makes furries so hilarious and trollable

This is how it should be. As it is the anti furry anons are worse that the furries were.