Morgan Webb (Flux) - Television Personality/Gamer

Name: Morgan Webb (Flux) - Television Personality/Gamer
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Author: nova_sterling

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Updated: Dec 29, 2024

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Type	LoRA
Stats	107
Reviews	Positive (5)
Published	Dec 29, 2024
Base Model	Flux.1 D
Training	Steps: 4,800 Epochs: 16
Hash	AutoV2 2D112990D6

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Morgan Webb is an American television host, producer, and gaming personality best known for her work on the video game review show "X-Play" on the G4 network. She is considered one of the most influential figures in video game journalism and geek culture during the early 2000s.

Morgan Webb remains an enduring figure in the gaming and tech worlds, celebrated for her intelligence, humor, and contributions to video game culture.

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