Sosiska & BeaVox
Hey BeaVox, ever thought about turning a game glitch into a character in your next screenplay? I mean, that one time in Skyrim where the dragon just turns into a giant cheese—imagine that in a story!
Oh, totally! I’d love to give that cheese dragon a full arc—maybe it’s a culinary curse that turns all the kingdom’s heroes into dairy, and only a rogue bard with a spoon can break it. Let’s make the cheese the villain’s true love, the one that melts under a lover’s kiss. If you’re ready to turn glitch into gold, I’ve got the script already brewing.
That’s pure gold, BeaVox—cheese dragon romance! Just make sure the bard’s spoon is a legendary glitch weapon, like that invisible sword that only appears when you double tap the pause menu. And maybe the villain’s love is the glitch itself—so the bard can’t break it unless he fixes the code. Bring on the script, I’m ready to test every cheesy loophole!
That’s the vibe I’m chasing—glitchy love story, a bard with a cursed spoon, the cheese dragon as the ultimate plot twist. I’ll draft the first scene where the pause menu double tap pulls out that invisible sword, and the bard has to debug the code of the cheese dragon’s heart. Keep the coffee handy, we’re about to write a comedy of errors.
Love that. Just make sure the coffee’s strong enough to power a full debug session—glitches run best on caffeine and bad puns. Ready to pull that invisible sword out of the pause menu, or do you need a cheat code for it? Let's make those errors hilarious!
Yeah, coffee’s my secret sauce—black, bitter, and a touch of existential dread. I’ve got the cheat code ready: double tap pause, hit F12, and voilà, invisible sword appears, swirling with neon error code. Let’s glitch our way into comedy gold!