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Published: 2015-03-18 01:40:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 36152; Favourites: 192; Downloads: 106
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Continuation of Rotation .So Trisha (eggmanstudio ) and I played around with the Rotation trick a little more, playing around with the finer details of the trick inside and outside the box. Here are our results:
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Mmmmm~Β That first trick with the reverse queen conjoinment is very interesting.Β In regards to what you've discussed before, would she have any senses like sight and even speech via magic or something?Β Or is her only power the ability to survive in such a form?
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She can sense with magic, and of course survive. It's the same as her separated legs form, just connected together.
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Ah-kay.Β Cool cool!Β
Ah magic, what would we do without it~
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an interesting result my friend Β original parts being controlled buy the original mind.Β Β That seems to be the standard rule, though in my stories it is different. Β if you wish I can try to explain though I think you can get a general sense of the rules regarding parts exchanges form what has been written so far.Β
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I love it~!
So does Trisha, I'll bet she can't wait to try out some more tricks~
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I'll definitely have to call her around for some.
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She'll be awaiting that call~
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Heh, thanks. I've been having a lot of fun discovering the potential of such a simple trick, and all the effects that come from it.
Even still, there are a few things yet to explore: what happens if you Queen (attach upper half to upper half) two assistants, and then reverse the parts into something resembling the first image? Is it possible to turn double upper halves into whole people, and how? Can we manage to get one person's mind into the other's upper half? So many questions left unanswered.
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I guessed that, but I wanted to know what you were referring towards with the term.
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There's a lot of cute things here. Top halves and bottoms posing for photo. Reconfigurings of a few flavors... What's not to like?
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That chances are this is the last part of the trick experimenting, maybe?
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Yeah, I know, it's a true shame... but at least we explored as much as we did. And you might never know: someone else could try this trick out for themselves.
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These girls are continually becoming some great magic mascots, especially Penny.
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It's all in the smiling face... and the eager attitude... and the lifetime's love of magic... and maybe being at least slightly attractive doesn't hurt, either.
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Oh, my goodness, this looks too fun! ^.^ I was wondering about these, and kind of want to try them myself.
Heh heh. That double-legs thing... It looks quite amusing, and it's good to hear she enjoyed it!
Double Pennys! W? Certainly an interesting experience anyone with the opportunity should try at least once! Just don't go too long that way, or things get awkward. <.<;
And of course, finishing off with swapped bottoms is always fun. 
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Do it. Play with the Reversal, turn yourself into double legs, or double yourself. You will not regret it at all.
And actually, being doubled has never felt that bad for me. From the first pony blog I created to Penny/Partway's innermost desire to have a second version of herself to bounce ideas off of and do tricks with, it's always sort of lingered with me. Any more than that might be going too far, but just one more me is surprisingly rather appealing.
Ooh, so it's like a timeshare body? Each person owns a part of the combined assistant, but they can only use it a fraction of the time? That probably would be a good idea, so long as the assistants are into it. Trisha and I probably would be.
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It's not that there's any expectation that being doubled would feel bad, but rather that there would be very unfortunate consequences to staying doubled for extended periods of time.
I'd imagine bouncing ideas off yourself would be rather disappointing, seeing as you're still drawing from the same pool of inspiration. I could only see it being helpful if it turned out just voicing your ideas helped you develop them, since just talking to a wall would be awkward. Having someone like-minded but different is so much more useful!
Hmmmmm. Perhaps it's time to consider rp with three.
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Well, the biggest thing with being doubled is that from that point of duplication, both of you are different from each other. Yes, you're the exact same upon creation, but even something like where one ends up relative to the other can trigger a change that snowballs into an entirely different person. You're that much closer to something, so you're more likely to go over to it, making you more likely to use said object first. In the case of the magic prop, you're already setting up the prime method of entry to beat the other you into it, giving you the first go of the trick, making your first impression a lot stronger than the other. And that's just one simple action - imagine it occurring many times over a day, a week, a month. By that point, both of you are different enough to have differing opinions and perspectives in ideas and topics.
Hah, maybe the timeshare assistant could come in handy with transitioning between a two person RP to a three person RP. You have one RP where the two assistants meet and get to know each other, and then they join their body into one. Then you spend the next however long period of time using both assistants in separate RPs, until such a point as scheduling can work out and all three can take part in regular multi-person RPs.
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That sounds hilarious and fun. 
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I can go with spectating. It gives me plenty of time to focus on other things, while still somewhat engaging in an RP.
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Yeah, I can certainly see becoming a spectator being no problem at all. It'd just be a really awkward thing to ask somebody to do, or put their character in such a position as to require it.
Hence why we talk about it beforehand, like this.
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