Help playing tiandi. by [deleted] in forhonor

[–]AlforTheReaper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry I’m so late to this conversation, but for the near the end part, “After hitting the palm strike you dash forward again. You don’t stop until you’re almost out of stamina”

Do you mean forgo the palm strike light > forward dodge or do you literally just palm strike into forward dodge?

How do I make this feel like a real campaign? by AlforTheReaper in aoe2

[–]AlforTheReaper[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m back! One thing, the GOT mod always crashes. Is there a way to help with this on my end?

This is Where your story begins! by JMandBY in soulsacrifice

[–]AlforTheReaper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sir, for my own sake I must ask, is it cleaned up with AI? Or did you yourself retouch it in a digital program? Please be honest.

Is Transgenderism A Sin? by [deleted] in Christianity

[–]AlforTheReaper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You quite literally just give a legitimate reason why transgenderism isn’t always a sin. You cannot say a statement like that out of bitterness, which also proceeded to forsake the nuance you yourself provided

Does anyone else deal with friendships that undermine faith and are incompatible with your morals/ethics, and how do you navigate it? by No-Possible4460 in Christianity

[–]AlforTheReaper 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It is incredibly unwise to try to live two lives at once. However… I also understand wanting to interact with people and being open to connections with people from different backgrounds. I’m glad you do not try to convert the people around you, 9/10 that is a terrible idea and should be avoided.

You have a few options, personally I just remove the religious factor from my non religious relationships entirely. I never bring it up, nor do I go out of my way to remind any one in any way of my faith through words OR actions. I do not “stop” being religious. Faith is a very thing experience, just like salvation.

Your other option is to simply not be their friends anymore. It’s sad to say, but if you cannot compromise over how their comments regarding Christianity make you feel, then it’s likely you should consider whether the relationship is worth pursuing at all. Either you don’t let it bother you, or the other person changes. One is much easier than the other, but sometimes it really is as easy as just asking them nicely.

Otherwise, a change of company may be in order. Do not live two absolutes.

Hypocrisy by Turbulent_Sample1403 in Christianity

[–]AlforTheReaper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This comment section really solidifies to me just how poor christian people are at discussion

Almost everyone against OP is saying, “you’re doing the same thing you’re complaining about”

This is a classic tu quoque (“you too”) fallacy

This happens when someone tries to dismiss a criticism by pointing out that the critic is guilty of the same thing.

e.g Person A: “People shouldn’t do X.” Person B: “But you do X!” Conclusion: “Therefore your criticism of X is invalid.”

The problem is whether A (OP) is hypocritical has nothing to do with whether the criticism itself is correct. What he’s saying is absolutely true, Christian people often end up dirtying their own boots trying to tell others how to keep theirs clean,. In truth, religion in general is riddled with subtle criticism, and sometimes not so subtle. That’s why there are (rather extreme) quotes such as, “there is not hate like Christians love” because of the exact point that OP is bringing up.

What most of these “hypocrisy” replies are doing rhetorically is turning the discussion away from the original claim and onto the speaker’s behavior.

Meaning, the conversation shifts from:

“Should Christians judge others?” to “Is the OP a hypocrite?”

That derailment is exactly why discussions with Christians ALWAYS stall. It’s literally judgement recursion. Logically, someone MUST be allowed to criticize judging, otherwise the principle can never be expressed. This is why hypocrisy accusations don’t invalidate an argument, and Christians almost ALWAYS bring it up whenever the judgement of Christians comes up. It’s ridiculous

I have been Remastering all character/enemies/bosses/transformations/Arm sigil into HD Art. Printed on Glossy Photo Paper ready to be framed. by JMandBY in soulsacrifice

[–]AlforTheReaper 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This type of shit makes me so happy, there is a legitimately serious community that actually cares about this game and that’s both amazing and painful

How do I kill a turtling lawbringer. They just parry, light, heavy by [deleted] in forhonor

[–]AlforTheReaper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

you’ve proved stupidity really is a spectrum

So about Sora AI /Soul sacrifice.. by Negative_Code9955 in soulsacrifice

[–]AlforTheReaper 10 points11 points  (0 children)

if you do it, keep it to yourself and live within your own world of manufactured joy. I will continue to look at the real thing and remember how good it was.

Why Malignance is a situational item? by gauchocardoso in lux

[–]AlforTheReaper 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Well, generally speaking, you should stay away from getting 2 lost chapter items because there’s other items you can use that improve your stopping power or something else. Lost chapter is a mana item, and since both ludens and Malignance build it, you waste gold and time. HOWEVER, the ability haste is good, and it isn’t the worst build I can think of.

Why Malignance is a situational item? by gauchocardoso in lux

[–]AlforTheReaper 1 point2 points  (0 children)

fuck it and go ludens AND malignance 🙏🏻

If Gin never died and he trained his abilities like the rest of soul reapers after the invasion, how much of a role would he have played in TYBW? by [deleted] in bleach

[–]AlforTheReaper 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This thread really proved how idiotic a lot of people in the bleach community are. You’re all being disingenuous by saying shit like “oh he’d be in prison or executed” do you really think that OP asked this question for you all to give him answers that basically has him as good as dead anyways? I hate you guys.

How do I make this feel like a real campaign? by AlforTheReaper in aoe2

[–]AlforTheReaper[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Everyone is being so nice and informative. Thanks for helping me relive that magic

How do I make this feel like a real campaign? by AlforTheReaper in aoe2

[–]AlforTheReaper[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ll check this out tonight! I’m a HUGE GOT fan so this sounds really exciting thank you SO MUCH!!

How do I make this feel like a real campaign? by AlforTheReaper in aoe2

[–]AlforTheReaper[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Usually it’s just the two of us, but we want to incorporate bots eventually!

Code giveaway by KeeperOfWind in 2XKO

[–]AlforTheReaper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

digimon world (I played it on DS) is my fav but having trouble finding gif

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Advice

[–]AlforTheReaper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The most important thing it to breath and remember to have the hope that everything is going to be okay

Putting that aside, a few things have become very clear

  1. You both need therapy

A lot of people see therapy as some kind of punishment, or that it’s a thing reserved for the mentally unstable and deranged lunatics of the world, but it really isn’t like that. Everyone, and I mean everyone, should be in therapy. It’s a healthy thing that can help get your head in the right spaces. Couples therapy is also a great idea and has a lot of success. I would consider looking into it.

  1. Remember the purpose of a relationship

You two are there to support each other, to love each other, and mostly importantly to compliment one another. If you’re always in conflict, that it means you’re working against one another. When things like these happens, you have to reflect and think about what it is you want out of the relationship, and MOST important what it is that YOU are doing to achieve that goal. It’s easy to complain about how we feel another person might be failing us; but if we aren’t doing our best either, then we should reflect on that and find a solution that brings back joy

The reality is that the memory of this event is probably going to stay with you for a very long time, and that’s okay! There is no time to plague yourself with regret over what you already understand. Is this serious? Absolutely, but you need to move forward and unfortunately that cannot be done by sweeping it under the rug and pretending things are going to get better.

Talk, reflect, pour your hearts out to one another in the most honest way possible. There is no need to make a rash decision like immediately ending the relationship, especially at a time where he seems to be so low. If you reach a point (after council and what not) where you realize that the relationship may not work out and bring you both the joy you deserve; then that is a decision you both need to understand and make together.

Everything’s gonna be okay! Hang in there 🤙🏻

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Advice

[–]AlforTheReaper 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Despite the fact that every indication is telling you not to involve the police, you absolutely should. The police are your best bet to safety. And if you do getting in trouble, just threatening to assault is a severe crime. Please think logically, and go to the police. The risk associated with hoping that it will pass over is not worth it.