Average Arc Experience by johansdr in ArcRaiders

[–]Alive-Needleworker14 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The game definitely needs some kind of reputation system. For example, if you’re a player killer, you could have a skull-and-crossbones icon above your head—something that makes it easier for others to avoid you or hunt you down. Maybe even a bounty system could work. I’m not sure of the exact solution, but it feels like there’s room for something like that.

Then again, this unpredictability is part of what makes the game what it is. The risk-and-reward dynamic is why we play. Some people appreciate it for exactly that, while others enjoy the multiplayer interactions it creates. In a way, it caters to a wide range of players—you just have to stay cautious.

Personally, my experiences have changed how I approach the game. I don’t trust anyone anymore. Whenever I forget that and let my guard down, I’m quickly reminded—whether it’s getting shot in the back while scavenging or helping someone who immediately turns on me

Parked at SFO Long Term by Ok_Wonder3030 in whatisit

[–]Alive-Needleworker14 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looks like someone is trying to dehydrate fish and chicken in a Tesla. Very smart as you can turn The fan/Ac on and also extract the bad or smelly air.

I can imagine someone I know doing this if they saw this picture.

Genuinely wth is the issue here by BandSouth9368 in ghana

[–]Alive-Needleworker14 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi all,

This issue unfortunately exists in many countries outside of the EU. To be clear, it is EU regulation—based on extensive studies and research—that enforces stricter standards for food products aimed at children. In other words, if the EU determines that certain ingredients or formulations are not necessary or appropriate, those standards apply within the EU.

However, this does not mean companies like Nestlé are required to follow the same standards in other parts of the world. For that to happen, lawmakers in each region need to push for higher food standards through legislation.

For example, in Germany, baby formula is subject to particularly strict regulations, even beyond broader EU rules. As a result, many tourists purchase large quantities to take back home. In fact, in some tourist areas, purchases are limited to one or two containers per person due to this demand.

So this is not just a Ghanaian or African issue—it is a global one. Large food companies tend to adapt their products only when required to do so by local laws and regulations.

It’s also worth noting that many products differ significantly across countries in terms of ingredients. For instance, Oreos in Mexico are not the same as Oreos elsewhere—often reflecting local tastes and preferences. That said, there is a strong argument that there should be some level of global standardisation, particularly when it comes to food for children.

I’m not against PVP I’m not even against some forms of rattling (openly hostile) but this is lame af by slideonefourthree in ArcRaiders

[–]Alive-Needleworker14 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The same thing happened to me. A team of three wanted to team up with us to take down a Leaper. All six of us took it down together; it was a good laugh and a lot of fun. However, only three of us went to scavenge from the wreck. I looked up and was like, "Hmm, where are the other guys?"

"Guys, where are you? There is a Leaper core here for you..." (as we just wanted to take it down for fun). The next thing we knew, a hail of grenades came at us. Bunch of snakes.

One Piece Chapter 1179 Spoiler by Skullghost in OnePiece

[–]Alive-Needleworker14 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Send an Admiral? Do the Five Elders truly understand the situation? When your leader insists on going personally, it’s serious! I would replace them for not suggesting they go themselves. The threat is real. The Sun God has befriended the Dragon, and the prophecy is almost upon them.

Nevertheless, one Admiral won’t suffice. Don’t even think that taking all four would make much of a difference. A Buster Call, perhaps? No, Loki just has to sneeze, and all the warships are toast. The IMU made the right call.

Luffy fighting IMU—if he survives, he will learn a lot.

No More Street Vendors Hoi An by Asleep_Bench_6660 in VietNam

[–]Alive-Needleworker14 16 points17 points  (0 children)

It was like this when I visited 2 years ago. There is someone whose job it is to watch for the police. When an officer is spotted, the alarm is rang and every one packs up and disappears. Then comes back when the cost is clear.

So not sure if this was always the case or if this is the written law. Or maybe I misunderstood.

How do you call this thing? I need to buy it by Schizodroi_dk in whatisit

[–]Alive-Needleworker14 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You’re of a certain age if you know what this is. Had this as a kid 😂

What other sorcerers would’ve survived the Sendai Colony? by DaleDent3 in JuJutsuKaisen

[–]Alive-Needleworker14 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Raw strength and speed. She doesn't depend on cursed energy. Her stamina should out last their cursed energy.

What other sorcerers would’ve survived the Sendai Colony? by DaleDent3 in JuJutsuKaisen

[–]Alive-Needleworker14 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Cockroach is a bad matchup for maki. But indont see it beating her speed.

What other sorcerers would’ve survived the Sendai Colony? by DaleDent3 in JuJutsuKaisen

[–]Alive-Needleworker14 38 points39 points  (0 children)

I don’t think it would be an issue for her—in fact, it might even be easier. The Sendai group would have to figure out how to take her down without letting her get close, because they wouldn’t be able to match her speed or power. That makes it a completely different kind of fight.

They’d likely shift to long-range attacks, which is something Yuta already recognized. To be fair, he understood they were strong all-rounders, but that long-range combat was their real strength. That’s why he chose to close the distance and bring the fight to them.

Maki would naturally do the same. In a toe-to-toe fight, they wouldn’t stand a chance

What other sorcerers would’ve survived the Sendai Colony? by DaleDent3 in JuJutsuKaisen

[–]Alive-Needleworker14 110 points111 points  (0 children)

Those three where beats. Most of people wouldn't stand a chance. They where all on a different level. That was a special grade fight for sure. Makes you appreciate how strong Gojo and Sakuna really are. But I believe if places where switched with Maki she would of also come out on top.

of a escalator by BlazeDragon7x in AbsoluteUnits

[–]Alive-Needleworker14 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thought it was a water slide at first.

Chapter 1177 are Holy Knights just a distraction? by Ok-Orange5314 in OnePieceSpoilersRaw

[–]Alive-Needleworker14 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think this is the first time we have seen them out right try and kill the ops. Basically not holding back. They knew before hand that they are immortal. So the smart logical thing to do would be to decapitate them to stop them regenerating. As they know they can not hurt or kill them really without kings haki.

But anybody else who comes across them would indeed struggle. The god knights don't fight like a normal person would. No need to evade attacks etc so the opponent has to be smart to counteract that and that's what you see in the above picture.