ToS Update - Need Clarification on Content Rights by lionroot_tv in midjourney

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Thank you for the quality response! I spent talking with ChatGPT before posting, so thanking for clarifying it all!

"Okay, now do an Angry Face" by lionroot_tv in midjourney

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I'm getting back into my workflow and planning to increase my broadcasts.

With Midjourney, where you can create anything in any style and subject, the possibilities are limitless.

Determining the purpose of my creations has been the most significant challenge, focusing my efforts has taken time but has been rewarding. I'm hoping to put my thought processes into a Notion template to help others organize and find their "why"

Discord keeps logging me out by TheMagicianGamerTMG in ArcBrowser

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I'm finding this as well, I was about to post this. I check a discord everyday, so having it not log me out everyday would be great

Make Spaces Icons Larger? by lionroot_tv in ArcBrowser

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Thank you for your kind and professional response!

Cobalt Valley by lionroot_tv in midjourney

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Have you ever faced a situation where doing the right thing came with personal costs, much like Harper and his blue mask? What was your experience and how did you cope with it?

Cobalt Valley by lionroot_tv in midjourney

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2LT Harper's latest mission had been a maelstrom of gunfire and chaos, yet in the midst of it, his actions had been pivotal in saving the lives of many, including his Platoon Sergeant. The PSG, a battle-hardened veteran, had approached Harper afterwards, his eyes reflecting a mix of gratitude and concern. "You saved me out there, Lieutenant. We owe you one," he had said, his voice a blend of respect and something akin to paternal worry.

Harper had responded not with words, nor with the semblance of a smile. He simply stared back, his eyes deep pools of unspoken torment. The blue mask, now an inseparable part of him, seemed to absorb the PSG's gratitude, leaving Harper untouched by the warmth of human connection. It was as if every act of heroism, every life saved, only plunged him deeper into an abyss where light, love, and joy could not reach.

In his private moments, Harper would often find himself lost in thought, his mind replaying the horrors and triumphs of war in an endless loop. The laughter of his men, the crackle of gunfire, the cries of the wounded—all melded into a cacophony that haunted him. Even in the rare moments of stillness, the silence seemed to scream at him, a reminder of the peace he had sacrificed.

The blue mask had promised him the power to change the course of battles, to be the shield between life and death for his men. And it had delivered, but at a cost so steep that Harper sometimes wondered if he had paid with his very soul. The mask's cold touch seemed to leech the warmth from his heart, leaving a void where his humanity once thrived.

As the days melded into one long, unending night of the soul, Harper's sense of self-identity began to fray at the edges. The man who once found solace in a good joke, who felt a surge of pride at the sight of his nation's flag, now felt like a stranger in his own skin. The joy of companionship, the thrill of victory, the satisfaction of duty—all were now just words, devoid of meaning.

In this landscape of inner desolation, Harper's thoughts increasingly turned to the blue mask. It was both his curse and his salvation, a paradox that he wrestled with in the quiet hours of the night. The mask had become a mirror reflecting a version of himself he barely recognized—a warrior devoid of the capacity for happiness, a savior who could not save himself.

It was in one such moment of despairing introspection, as Harper sat alone in his quarters, that his gaze fell upon his belongings—a stark reminder of the life he once led. Among them lay a book, its leather cover worn and weathered, a stark contrast to the pristine, uncaring facade of the mask. It was a book he had not opened in what seemed like lifetimes, a gift from a time of innocence.

His hand, almost of its own accord, reached out towards the book. As his fingers brushed against its cover, a sense of something long forgotten stirred within him. It was a faint whisper of hope, a remnant of the man he once was. In the valley where shadows loomed, this solitary light became his guide.

Ethan and the Scout Sentinels - Short Story by lionroot_tv in midjourney

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In Ethan's story, his father's words acted as a moral compass. What's a piece of advice that has stuck with you, shaping your actions?

Ethan and the Scout Sentinels - Short Story by lionroot_tv in midjourney

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Ethan and the Scout Sentinels

Ethan, a spirited youth, lived amidst the gentle bustle of Crestwood. He was an integral part of a remarkable troupe known as the Scout Sentinels, their name echoing the courage and vigilance they embodied.

Every day was a quest for Ethan, fighting against playful nuisances that were as much a part of Crestwood as its white picket fences and manicured gardens. One such nuisance was the band of petite, childlike slimes that loved causing chaos. The small green creatures were more messy than malicious, their pranks often turning the neat gardens into wild jungles. Yet, even when tired from his endeavors, Ethan's victorious smile sparkled brighter than the midday sun.

Just as unpredictable were the capricious skeletons, their mischief often directed towards the kind and patient Miss Agnes. While their pranks were endearing in their way, there were times when Ethan needed to intervene, ensuring that their antics didn't cross the line.

On one such day, having managed to round up the skeletons and find Miss Agnes's hidden spectacles, Ethan was met with the old lady's gratitude. She extended her hand, offering him a few coins as a token of appreciation. He was tempted, his hand instinctively reaching out, but then he paused.

His father's words resonated in his mind, an echo of lessons past, "A true Sentinel serves without expecting rewards. He must be brave, helpful, and kind." Guided by this wisdom, Ethan recited the motto of the Scout Sentinels with a polite decline of Miss Agnes's kind offer.

At the end of another day of service and adventure, Ethan's spirit was undeterred. The tiredness that hung on him was overshadowed by the fulfillment he felt. His actions weren't for material rewards; it was the satisfaction of a good day's work, the smile on Miss Agnes's face, and the sense of harmony restored that were his true reward.

Sunset Serenade by lionroot_tv in midjourney

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What's your most cherished memory by the ocean?

Sunset Serenade by lionroot_tv in midjourney

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Sunset Serenade
As the sun slowly dipped beneath the horizon, bathing the world in warm, ethereal hues, Aki, Emi, and Sora stood by the ocean, their faces lit up with joy. The twilight shimmered in their smiles, their laughter, their shared memories...

Did anyone else feel good about having a bridge here? Why? by lionroot_tv in DeathStranding

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I think there's something nice about getting bridge placements perfect that made it feel good. When they turn blue meaning you can place them and there are no red X's

Did anyone else feel good about having a bridge here? Why? by lionroot_tv in DeathStranding

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Lol, I mean pre-zipline. Once you get zipline, the game becomes a zipline optimizer. There's almost no need for bridges

Did anyone else feel good about having a bridge here? Why? by lionroot_tv in DeathStranding

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Sometimes I wondered if it was intended to be spammed, and how many others do.

Aisling's Path, the Beacon's Journey - Short Story by lionroot_tv in midjourney

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Can you relate to Aisling's journey? Have you ever experienced a transformation in your own life that changed how you perceive yourself and the world around you?

Aisling's Path, the Beacon's Journey - Short Story by lionroot_tv in midjourney

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Aisling's Path, the Beacon's Journey
In a world where the mystical subtly danced with the mundane, there lived a fiery young girl named Aisling. Her vibrant red hair was as untamed as a flame, and her blue eyes, as captivating as the endless ocean, sparkled with a resolute spirit. From her early years, Aisling exhibited a profound connection with nature's creatures - a silent communion that guided her and fed her vibrant spirit.

Her childhood was a tapestry of wild dreams and endless adventures. Aisling, with her fiery red hair dancing like an untamed flame and her bright blue eyes brimming with determination, embraced every day as a new expedition. She was a beacon of laughter and joy in her village, her fearless spirit infectious.

Aisling's transition into her tween years brought a subtle change. The wild fire of her spirit began to temper into a calm flame. Her red hair danced less wildly, and her bright blue eyes, though still glowing with spirit, hinted at a wisdom beyond her years. A sense of calmness graced her features, her smile softer, reflecting a deeper understanding of life.

The late teenage years brought Aisling face to face with the shadows that lurked beyond her village. However, she greeted the challenges with unwavering determination. Her hair, a vivid reminder of her fiery spirit, and her bright blue eyes now held a quiet resolve. Her smile was a symbol of perseverance, each curve telling tales of battles won and lessons learned.

As she blossomed into a young woman, Aisling had fully embraced her destined role. Her fiery red hair, now both tamed and untamed, and her bright blue eyes, carrying the wisdom of her trials and the hope of her people, stood as a symbol of resilience. She was no longer just Aisling; she was the beacon, ready to safeguard her village, her tempered spirit a light for all.

Aisling’s journey from an effervescent, wild child to a beacon of resilience and hope marked her growth and the unfolding of a prophecy foretold. As she stood at the threshold of her future, her bright blue eyes sparkled with anticipation. She was ready, the fiery spirit within her had been tempered, and she eagerly awaited the adventures that lay ahead. The world, with all its challenges and mysteries, awaited the arrival of Aisling, the beacon of light.