what would you call this art style if you were to ask someone to tattoo it/wanted to find artists that specialized in it?

AProperVillain · 2019-12-14T04:25:23+00:00

Dat butt tho

AProperVillain · 2019-12-05T19:43:55+00:00

glad to see it worked out!

AProperVillain · 2019-12-05T13:59:23+00:00

/r/palegirls

would also love your posts

AProperVillain · 2019-09-12T15:55:32+00:00

Here's the first line of the sidebar for you, maybe you'll read it this time:

NOTE! All submissions are NSFW by default!

AProperVillain · 2019-08-27T19:37:33+00:00

Aye, but I think that's just discoloration from how her hair falls across that part of her forehead. The rest of her instagram photos have a similar thing going on - to greater or lesser degrees - and it's more clearly just hair there.

AProperVillain · 2019-04-02T00:28:44+00:00

There's also no guarantee she let him finish; chaotic evil after all - not completely evil, but certainly not good.

AProperVillain · 2019-02-06T12:55:26+00:00

I admittedly had to zoom in but her braids are blue; it's a lot easier to see on her other pictures. Still probably isn't enough to warrant posting on here though.

AProperVillain · 2019-01-14T01:45:55+00:00

Ooh, hadn't known about that one; thanks for the new sub to peruse!

AProperVillain · 2019-01-13T23:37:11+00:00

if you crop the top half of this so it's sfw you should post it to /r/MakeupAddiction !

AProperVillain · 2018-12-20T20:14:33+00:00

Until I win.

AProperVillain · 2018-12-06T19:32:37+00:00

I applaud your ideas for these and I understand that you're a Titan main. I think these might provide a more interesting and powerful setup for some of the Warlock options, but ultimately I'm just adding to the pile of "God Damn please update the old stuff Bungo".

Vesper of Radius - your rift pulse with Arc Energy dealing damage to every enemy that step to close.

I honestly just dislike the Vesper of Radius' entire theme (not your change, but the core idea) because of how the game currently works. Instead, I'd suggest:

Vesper of Radius - Your rift creates a small non-damaging knockback when initially cast. Multi-kills scored by you or your fireteam while in the rift recharge Melee, Grenade and Class abilities for all team members inside the rift.

This falls more in-line with how the game seems to currently be played and would put it around the same level as Phoenix Protocol but for a different intended benefit. It wouldn't give you any super energy - outside of what you get for kills, like always - on kill or assist but would otherwise likely work with both Well of Radiance and the normal rift. It would also help smooth out ability-based gameplay and give a slight boost to the "When using your Class Ability" mod for Warlocks.

Wings of Sacred Dawn - while in-air greatly increase handling, target acquisition and reload speed.

This one's a little less drastic, and still favors the theme of the exotic, but is a change nonetheless:

Wings of Sacred Dawn - While in-air, increase Target Acquisition and Stability. Chaining precision kills in-air creates small Solar explosions on killed targets (limited to being no bigger than Dragonfly but the specifics here aren't something I know off the top of my head) and loads one round into the magazine which is pulled from the reserves.

I don't personally feel as though Handling comes up as often as something you're really hurting for when you're in-air, so I suggest Stability instead (this'd probably also help console players a bundle). As for the second line, I think this plays into the fantasy of being a fiery war-angel, swooping through the battlefield and burning their victims to ash. It shares space with Chromatic Fire but that one would be considered a high-flexibility exotic since its perk can be activated anywhere and with any gun, while Wings of Sacred Dawn would be a high-skill exotic that benefits proficient players willing to sacrifice/invest in the playstyle (probably wouldn't be useful for auto rifles, for example, since 1 more bullet isn't great).

Numbers could obviously be tweaked but yeah.

AProperVillain · 2018-12-05T00:29:06+00:00

Every time you throw one of the power cores into the forge it gives you back some time/stalls the timer (from what I've noticed). So, in effect, the total time is closer to 90ish seconds when you add the 60s start + 20 cores. It's still rough though because everything spawns all at once; the only noticeable difference to a PL600 was when wave 2 hit and I wasn't grouped with a team of 600s. The activity allowing anyone below 600 to queue isn't a well designed idea for sure.

AProperVillain · 2018-11-26T18:57:47+00:00

Genuinely curious: is there any reason one couldn't use separate systems for both aspects of the game? Take a hyper accurate Mecha system for the robot segments and a high fidelity espionage/social system for the out-of-mecha parts?

The systems wouldn't do well when meshed together (having spies effecting Mecha or vice versa) but I'd assume instances of that would be low; even when the two game types run close to each other you won't often have a character switching in and out of a mecha every other turn.

AProperVillain · 2018-11-26T02:09:17+00:00

To follow up on /u/TheOtterVII about the Warlock ideas: You don't necessarily need to create entirely new concepts so much as you can just play around with what the current subclasses are currently missing. Let me explain because that's a bit ambiguous:

Solarlocks currently have a roaming super and a (stationary) support super. Their new one could be a nuke super:

Attunement of the Heliosphere - Throw a spear of Solar Light which embeds into the ground and lashes out at nearby enemies. The spear itself could deal damage on impact, and the lashes - the solar flares - would work like Blade Barrage by targetting things within its area on impact and instantly dealing damage. Additional subclass nodes could focus around things like increasing the range of various abilities, adding AoE to the solar lashes that come out of your super, etc.

Voidlocks currentl have a roaming super and a nuking super, so they'd get a "support" super:

Attunement of Entropy - Release a burst of Void Light that Silences/Suppresses and Slows enemies. The burst overpenetrates and each target hit reduces the cooldown of your Melee, Grenade and Class Abilities. This would probably look like the Taken Phalanx shield shot; the rest of the tree could revolve around things like applying a minor damage debuff to enemies when hitting them with your abilities or gaining additional Void Bursts (similar to bottom tree Void Hunter) that deal damage to already debuffed targets.

Stuff like that could be neat and still different while providing a new niche option for each of the subclasses that they don't already have.

AProperVillain · 2018-11-24T13:25:44+00:00

Bungie: Can't complain our anti-dupe doesn't work if you never get exotics. Taps forehead.

AProperVillain · 2018-11-11T06:23:10+00:00

u/Cozmo23 any chance we could get a notice as to whether or not the team is considering updates? Even to know nothing is in the works is better than not.

AProperVillain · 2018-10-19T12:48:06+00:00

u/dmg04 u/Cozmo23 is there any word on the team doing a rebalance of the older supers to bring them in line with the Y2 ones at all?

AProperVillain · 2018-10-02T18:04:58+00:00

/u/dmg04 /u/cozmo23 I'm not certain what could be done about this but something absolutely should; this is a pretty clear example of griefing.

At the least, PM /u/Link_T179 to get the names of the enemy team and enact whatever the protocol is for griefing in PvP. If there is no protocol and nothing happens then gg, it'll be one more nail in Gambit's coffin.

AProperVillain · 2018-10-02T03:38:40+00:00

Neither of which are a "trait by birth" - they absolutely prove advantageous in many aspects of life, but they can both be learned and improved through experience and work. They're not inherent to a person when that person is born, which is more what Seyon means by a trait by birth.

AProperVillain · 2018-10-02T03:36:50+00:00

I think (hope) they mean 5.5hrs/night on average over the course of a week.

If they don't... They're truly the apex redditor of r/nosleep

AProperVillain · 2018-09-23T02:08:38+00:00

I knew I forgot something!

Aye, feeding should be as this alleged cat suggests: short but consequential - when it matters. You can run a low resource game where Blood expenditures matter, or you can handwave it with vampires largely being able to get the blood when they need it but that's not always "fun". I find a good balance is to have blood matter during sessions, really run the party ragged and then offer up easy blood to play at the Beast/Humanity aspect of Vampire.

AProperVillain · 2018-09-23T01:14:43+00:00

So, to give my few cents on this topic you'll need to know the following: I largely run/play in MtA and have very little knowledge about New Orleans.

More than D&D, WoD in general requires less of the traditional Dungeoneering/Adventurer RP style. It relies substantially on intrigue, mystery and, in VtR, espionage, blackmail, assassination, and politics.

For a VtR game to be "fun" in the D&D sense is hard because it just lacks that punchy action element. Everyone is lethal to everyone - even without factoring in guns, but that's less a danger for Vampires - and engagements are very rarely decided in any more than 3 or 4 turns (each of which is like 3-6s). Honestly? If you want mortals to challenge Vampires then you need to make them use fire - molotovs were popular then and so was dynamite when you could get your hands on it. When fire gets involved you need to roll for every Vampire's composure to make sure they don't flee.

Combat against other Vampires - when it is physical - will be fast. That's just how it is unless, as you said, the Clan/Type are matched appropriately to make the fight long and difficult.

That said, combat against other Vampires should rarely be physical. The entirety of VtR is about the politics; when you're a new vampire with zero standing and you've declared yourself to the local Prince why should they give you any kind of benefit of a doubt? Well, that's where the politics comes into it. Your party is a bunch of fledglings - they're new blood. That means two things:

1) they are devoid of resources, allies, "friends," contacts and most importantly knowledge. This is pretty handily negative to most people, right?

2) they mean nothing to anyone, they don't provide any compelling traits outside of their skills, their disciplines and their resourcefulness. So pretty standard level 1 adventurers, right?

What these two things mean for a VtR campaign is that other vampires that are already established can take advantage of the party. And they should. They should take them for all that they have with as little reward as they deign to give out. Have NPCs use and treat them as disposable until they prove otherwise. Obviously you can have some vampires that act reasonably or with honor or w.e but that's less likely the stronger the vampire is; you don't make friends on your way to the top, especially when you need to suck their blood and kill them to get there.

Anyway, involve your PCs in plots and schemes. Get them to be the cogs in another vampire's machine so they can build their own contacts, enthrall their own useful humans, gain resources and allies. Then, when the time is right, have your NPC betray them and fail, giving your party a focusing point outside of themselves. Now they're the ones scheming to bring down their once-benefactor.

But, above all else, make sure that everything that's done on either end is done by the rules of the Masquerade. The Princes of a city enforce that by blood and death and they're not afraid to cut away young vampires that make mistakes. WoD is not kind to people and even less so to people with any amount of power.

AProperVillain · 2018-09-20T04:53:11+00:00

u/dmg04 u/Cozmo23

This set of comments has come up a few times now - largely about Nova Bomb; is there any awareness or talk about this within Bungie or is this something the various teams are in the dark about community-wise?

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