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Four explorers in winter gear stand in a snowy forest with a looming mammoth in the background.
Man in a fur-collar jacket stands in a snowy Siberian landscape with a train in the background.
A rugged man in a brown shearling jacket and boots stands in a snowy forest with a vintage steam locomotive behind him.

Four explorers in winter gear stand in a snowy forest

By @panos ·

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SYBERIA : THE WORLD AFTER CHAPTER 1 now in its own blog, HERE: https://budgetpixel.com/blog/syberia-the-world-after-chapter-1?v=1780323094062

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  • syberia
  • winter adventure
  • snowy landscape
  • group of explorers
  • rugged jackets
  • mammoth
  • snowy poster
  • fantasy series
  • sci-fi adventure
  • expedition
  • survival
  • ice world
  • atmospheric art
  • budgetpixel watermark
  • Siberia
  • winter

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A dramatic winter-themed poster showing four rugged explorers in fur-lined jackets amid a cold, snow-covered landscape. The scene features a pale blue sky, a distant mammoth silhouette, and a faint logo across the top, suggesting a fantasy-adventure series called "Syberia." The mood is epic and mysterious, with muted blues and whites that emphasize endurance and exploration in harsh conditions.

A rugged man dressed in a fur-lined jacket stands resolutely in a snowy Siberia landscape, with a retro locomotive visible on a nearby rail. The cool blue tones and falling snow create a cinematic, harsh-winter mood perfect for themes of endurance and exploration.

A moody winter scene features a man in a brown shearling jacket, jeans, gloves, and glasses, standing amid a snow-covered landscape as an old steam locomotive rests on nearby tracks. The blue-toned, icy atmosphere and the stylized script above him evoke a cold, adventurous Siberia-inspired vibe perfect for a thriller or survival-themed poster.

Comments (194)

  • @panos ·

    Ok!! Glad that stupid label went away - it will be ridiculous to see it in my commics - but it will not stop me from doing them

  • @Sealine ·

    Love the characters! Bookmarked for later!

  • @CaylaCatz ·

    I think also they removed the posts to cut down on the number of spam posts. I never see them because I look at my friend's posts and people that comment me. Trust Score. We can't see our trust score, only BP employees can. But if your trust score is low like with someone who does lots of spam points, when you do a new post it doesn't show in the new or trending gallery or in the feed of people who follow you. However if you tag your friends they should still get the tags. It's better to get it fixed right away if you get a wrong spam label. The spam detector is not going away as they have a problem with spammers and they said it has caught many spammers already. But we have to help it to not trap real prompters by reporting when it's wrong. I don't like that they do this but at least they are small enough we can still chat with a real person.

  • @CaylaCatz ·

    REply to "Damn, when something good comes along, there come also idiots to ruin it...." Yeah, I think that can't be helped in the internet age. I think when you're small spammers and bots ignore you but when you get big enough, they start diving in. Thing is AI isn't quite as smart as people think sometimes. It's nice to have real people to talk to. BTW, you know how you can click the "re-rate" button to say you think the "mature" rating should be "teen". You can also hit the "re-rate" button if you get labeled as spam. It should take off the label. I'm happy because I put up a lot of images with text today and did not get the label even once. So crossing my fingers it is fixed

  • @CaylaCatz ·

    They gain credits. 3 comments = 30 credits. Because we can tip, they can give the credits to a real person's account to give them more credits than they are allowed to get per day. They won't get the receive likes credits, but they can get the others. So give 10 likes = 30, 3 comments = 30, clap blogs = 30. So 90 a day x however many bots. I think they jump on the images with lots of likes because people dont pay attention if there is too many comments so it's easier to fly under the radar. I don't know for sure. It's just my theory but eternasky siad there are harvester bots whcn people left me strange 1-letter comment and I asked the commenter what the letter meant. I think he's right

  • @CaylaCatz ·

    I will. I woke up but have errands. I did some quick replies but I want to read your story when I'm not in a rush. I am no longer spam labeled -- FYI, the problem was the spam detector was identifying images with text as spam (maybe because of memes?). King said he is going to fix it. I know you don't have discord but there is a report "bugs" chatroom so if it happens to you, report it in the bug room so they can fix it. They are fixing the AI spam detector but I think this area will give them problems -- especially with text in comic books

  • @CaylaCatz ·

    They said they fixed it. Just keep an eye out and report it if it happens. They will fix it and fix your trust score. They need the feedback from us so that the parameters is correct most of the time. Apparently they have a problem with spam posts. Look at the credits for today -- you can get credits for 20 likes and credits for 50 likes now. No more credits to do 2 posts.

  • @panos ·

    It is true that as soon as an imhe gets a big enough numver of likes all these come running in. What I don't get, being an ignoramus, is what is the purpose of bot accounts on a sit like tthis? What do they gain? And yes, I saw an image of archangeltara telling about the spam-removing button.

  • @panos ·

    Yes, that last one happened last evening, before my final post of the day. But, well, I like posting. (I guess people complained - rightly so - about the difficulty of reaching 50 likes) Uhh.. what's a 'trust score' again? Whose trust?

  • @panos ·

    Thank you very much, Cayla!!! I hope you'll like the new materal & some thoughts on it. Have your needed rest. I guess by now you are...

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