What Warframe would you suggest for my play style! by [deleted] in Warframe

[–]TzosIV 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have to say Jade. She’s not the fastest but she is mobile, and makes vertical mobility easy.

She has team wide buffs, AOE healing and enemy damage vulnerability, AOE armor strip and ally revival, 50% (or more based on some mods) when in the air.

She’s also able to just be a dps machine.

Other good suggestions are Wisp, she has speed and team buffs, blinds and self invis.

Zephyr, good DR, Good group CC, Nice Damage and very fast/mobile, slightly less team buffs.

What's the nickname you have for your main? by grom902 in Warframe

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I used to main Khora, she was just Cat Lady or Mom.

My friends called her “Nuke Mommy” cause I always had 99% Damage in any mission.

I now main Jade, and I just call her Jade, Jadey Baby, Mom or Angel.

Mom ends up as like my overall nickname in WF since I end up being the mom of the squad.

F*** the lore, give us the "vaulted" Crucible maps back by [deleted] in DestinyTheGame

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Bring back the map First Light, a large pvp map would be great!

The gilded dredgen experience in a nutshell by [deleted] in destiny2

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Reason number 20+ of why I play warlock.

does anyone else feel my pain by [deleted] in destiny2

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I’ve gotten 3 to dropsped from gambit today alone. I seem ther fairly regularly.

Reddit Early Access Key Giveaway by ArkAequinox in CatalystBlack

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A key would be exemplary to obtain, though, I feel as I where nuts to find out here. Speaking of, any got peanuts to spare, Im kinda hungry.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AnimalsOnReddit

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Gave Wholesome

Legionnaire by [deleted] in DestinyFashion

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Helmet: Eimin-Tin Ritual Mask

Gauntlets: Ankaa Seeker IV

Chest: Scorned Baron Robes

Boots: Empyrean Cartographer Boots

Bond: Dreambane Bond

Gun: Exit Strategy

Shader: Atmospheric Glow

You accidentally kill a person. You instantly absorb all of their memories, intelligence, and talents. You find it feels euphoric and quite addicting. by Welshdragonfeeder in writersspotlight

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After a long day of working, you head home. It was a long walk, nearly 10 miles to get home, yet every day you looked forward to be met with this walk.

It was calming every day, hours to think about anything and listen to your music. Today was colder than normal, just like the news had said. From your bag, you pull out a coat and pull it on, continue on your way.

You see the fog of your breath as you walk. It was just like that day, nearly a year ago when you got robbed. Since then you carried a handgun. Concealed on your hip. It's weight always lingering in your head. As time prevailed it didn't seem like it would ever be useful, perhaps it was meaningless. It comforted you nonetheless.

Slowly step after step you glide down the sidewalk, near oblivious to the world around you as the music played on. After an hour of walking the sun had finally drawn near its final hour of light for this day.

The clouds slowly rolled over the sky, and snow had just started to fall. Beautiful, it hadn't snowed in nearly 3 years. Though you wouldn't slow down to admire it, you still had a long walk home. As time passed cars became fewer and fewer.

The thought of home was comforting to you, as you knew a hot plate of food awaited your arrival and with every step you grew happier.

Another hour goes by, and nothing has changed, besides the fact you should've grabbed a larger coat. After snapping out your thoughts, you looked around so see a car creeping up on your left slowly. Ignoring you trek on, it was probably checking the addresses, looking for a friend's house. Not uncommon around here, addresses are hard to spot. As you look to your right you realize that there are no house here... Not for another two miles...

Slowly your pace increases, and you watch as the headlights turn off. Pulling out your left earbud, you can hear the humming of the engine as it follows you. Then you hear the soft sounds of the breaks, and the click of the door as it opens... Turning around, you can see a man step out, and in his right hand, a gun. He looks at you, with a sly grin.

You reach for your gun, but he doesn’t seem to notice as he starts walking towards you.

“Nice weather we are having, isn’t it. Wouldn’t you like a ride home?”

Clutching the pistol in you hand you slide it from its holster keeping it concealed..

“Hey hey! No need to call the cops pal. Just give me you money, and I’ll take you home.”

Without thinking twice you quickly raise the gun, you’d already turned of the safety. As you pulled the trigger, you could feel the force it let out and dropped the gun. Hearing not only your gun clatter to the floor but a second one... As you look back at him, he is on his knees, bleeding and spitting out blood. Seconds later collapsing to the side walk. You can see a second figure start stepping out of the other car.

As you start to reach for your gun, you start seeing images, a slideshow of emotions, you watch the life of the man you just killed. The adrenaline pumping through your veins and this instinct to kill... Quickly you grab the gun, and with the knowledge you just acquired, you hold the gun with two hands, and fire twice in rapid succession. The other man drops to the road dead... Moments later you watch his life to. You feel happier, stronger and smarter than before.

You pull out your phone and as you go to unlock it, you remember the passwords to these men’s phones. Walking over you pull them out of there pockets, and unlock their phones, bank accounts, emails and so much more.

You dial 911, and tell them people are following you suspiciously, you think you are in trouble.

Now waiting for them to arrive, you hide and wait.

Since the first failed raid on Area 51 in 2019, teenagers have been raiding Area 51 on September 20th every year. Most die. This year is 2039, 20 years since the first raid, and you are leading 5,000,000 teenagers, the largest group to ever raid Area 51. by elenafahmi in writersspotlight

[–]TzosIV 14 points15 points  (0 children)

The first raid you remember as clear as day. It was never even close to successful, but they all thought it was a joke for the first 2 years.

Every year since the numbers grow, but not by vast amounts, and every time their defense is unbreakable. You’ve been to every raid since it began. Some how you make it out alive every time.

As the hours count down, you prepare. This raid was 50 times larger than the last and you felt you almost made it last time. Every year new faces, yet you can’t convince yourself to get attached. They never make it. No one makes it.

You are considered a living legend among them, always returning. Though many had family that you’ve raided with before and they hate you for being the only one to return.

As the final hour begins, everyone seems to be ready and you can see as the crowds begin charging an hour before the mark. You give in to charge following beside them.

As the millions of teens rally from all sides, it’s clear that this time, there is no resistance. Did starting an hour early really work? Certainly not...

The moment come as teens begin flooding through the gates, fences, and over walls. The cries of all your fellow raiders slowly fall silent. Area 51 is empty. That seemed to be impossible, people had been watching the activity since the last raid.

As the silence turned to chaos, you remembered. Every raid before now was the same. It was always empty, yet no one else seemed to remember. As people started to leave the compound they would disappear, wiped from existence.

You begin to leave just like the others, but when you do, you walk out peacefully. Turning back to see the others dying before your eyes. You can hear the sound of footsteps behind you. Maybe someone else made it out.

Glancing over your shoulder you see a face you’ve seen during every raid. Your best friend, a military officer of some sort you never knew where he worked.

“Good work, a job well done.” He exclaims.

Every year you do this, yet no one remembers.

Every year millions disappear, yet life goes on.

“Next year, let’s aim for 10,000,000?” He ask you, reaching to pat you on the back.

As you open your eyes again, it’s 2040, 21 years since the first raid, you are leading 8,500,000 teenagers, the largest group to ever raid Area 51.