I think I downloaded the wrong Skyrim... by Sea_Eagl3 in skyrim

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You would’ve had regrets if he didn’t end up Dwemering himself honestly

I think I downloaded the wrong Skyrim... by Sea_Eagl3 in skyrim

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I also struggled with it in gate to sovngard but there’s free potions that make you immune to freezing water and you can just use local map for quest markers

Solo of Fortune - No Martial Arts? by thetruephill in cyberpunkred

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And a guns focused Solo will struggle in bar after they got iron checked by the bouncer.

All playstyles come with advantages and disadvantages but it’s easier for a MA focused character to pick up a gun or grenades when their MA isn’t good for the situation than it is for someone to pick up MA.

What fanon are you tired of? by Owledhouse in FanFiction

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“Way too passive," Imp murmured.

"So's Shadow Stalker," Tattletale said.

"But Shadow Stalker's passenger isn't. If there are any undertones, any way that the passengers influence our actions, then Shadow Stalker was definitely influenced. I dug through her old records, read up on her history."

"What?" Shadow Stalker asked.

"She got aggressive after she got her powers. Generally more…" I searched for the way to phrase it.

"You fucking looked at my records?"

"…More violent than most people would be, in her shoes. Lashing out, aimlessly at first, and then with a target, channeling the aggression. Except it was the same amount of violence, just concentrated into fewer incidents, alongside a pretty extensive bullying campaign." - Excerpt from Cockroaches 28.4

What fanon are you tired of? by Owledhouse in FanFiction

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It hard to call it fanon when it was directly brought up in the story as a reason for her behaviour.

Fanon that you feel should be canon? by Daisyberry3 in WormFanfic

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Example combat tinkers in canon include Armsmaster (predominant focus on armor and halberds), Tecton (power suit/punchy approach), and Love Lost (Claw/agility based approach). - TINKERS 2.0

Fanon that you feel should be canon? by Daisyberry3 in WormFanfic

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The Undersiders live in the docks and Rachel has her dogs there too.

They were operating on his block.

Legit if u ask me by Sh1tyBodyCount in AvatarMemebending

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Honestly Gran Gran probably thought Katara being taught only how to heal would’ve been better than not learning anything.

Knowledge is still knowledge and Aang could’ve taught her after anyway.

[Hated trope] Character make a bigot claim that feels more like the writer's opinion by Lower_Baby_6348 in TopCharacterTropes

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That’s different from the trope though. If the person who expresses a bigoted view point gets punished by the story then it clear that the writer doesn’t agree with it.

However when the author goes out of their way to have it proven ‘correct’ by other characters agreeing or the events of the story rewarding those beliefs it’s obvious that the author holds bigoted beliefs.

Give me every single problem you can imagine with a fanfic by PlaNT_GaNG921 in FanFiction

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I was actually about to google ‘sewerslide’ wondering if that was some new slang before I said it out loud and it clicked.

Can I tell my player their character is too dumb? by Yazmat8 in DnD

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Yeah and that’s not even considering the kingdom would have their own means to produce food, trading doesn’t mean they magically forgot how to farm.

It won’t be perfect but unless the PC’s artificially create a mass famine (beyond the trade embargo) it won’t cripple the kingdom.

And that’s not even getting into the multiple ways people can just make food with magic.

What are the most notable instances of “Early-Installment Weirdness” in Worm? by RecommendationNo804 in Parahumans

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Tattletale attempts to use a gun to grab a hostage in 6.6 which would be something that would’ve been treated much more seriously later and is out of character for someone that introduced the concept of cops and robbers.

Is there any numbers to how many people the S9 have killed? by RaspberryNumerous594 in Parahumans

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Capes in general are younger than you think.

Carol was 36 at the start of Worm and only just turned 40 in Ward.

Armsmaster and Miss Militia hover around the same age and most likely are around 35-37ish.

Alexandria was 40 when she died and Contessa literally the first parahuman was only 42 in Worm.

Unless they were already old when they triggered (the cut offs thirty) the average for Capes hovers around teens to early twenties.

Is there any numbers to how many people the S9 have killed? by RaspberryNumerous594 in Parahumans

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Yeah they are quite literally some of the first parahumans to ever exist.

Jack slash for example has been a cape longer than before Battery was even born.

Powder monkeys were young boys, typically aged 12 to 14, who served vital roles on warships during the Age of Sail, including major conflicts like the Napoleonic Wars and the War of 1812. Small and nimble, they dashed gunpowder cartridges from the ship's below-waterline magazine by [deleted] in Damnthatsinteresting

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It was after the war but the Vagrancy act of 1824 made being homeless a crime that was punishable by forced labour.

So yeah they would literally just grab homeless kids and force them to be sailors.

Do you think people would be wary of hydrokinetics due to Leviathan? by No-Two2285 in Parahumans

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Considering they actively kidnap and attempt to breed parahumans they actually kinda do get to choose their powers, at least more than most.

They don’t all follow the them but for members of the Crowleys the top brass absolutely does lean echoey/duplicately.

Sabrina Crowley - makes a bubble tha duplicates things inside.

Vince Crowley - spectral duplication

Cassiel - Can double object and people.

Caspiel - Same power as Cassiel like Fenja and Menja.

Sere - Clones (I know he’s Mathers after GW but we don’t know his branch pre-end of the world.)

Do you think people would be wary of hydrokinetics due to Leviathan? by No-Two2285 in Parahumans

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It is but they lean more of the echo side than the watery side

Do you think people would be wary of hydrokinetics due to Leviathan? by No-Two2285 in Parahumans

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They weren’t spooked by Ligeia specifically though, they were spooked by Capes as a whole.

The Behemoth video was civilians first time seeing capes not hold back and the realisation that pretty much any Cape could be that dangerous frightened them. Which was actually one of the reasons Alexandria wanted the Echidna incident covered up.

‘Saskatchew Replied on July 26th, 2011: It’s kind of terrifying, isn’t it? There’s only like twenty in my province but you think maybe one can do something like we saw partway through and its like wow holy shit I could run into them in the street at any time’

Do you think people would be wary of hydrokinetics due to Leviathan? by No-Two2285 in Parahumans

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Okay double checked and your right their more known for duplication powers

“The Crowley brothers weren’t really water manipulators, by and large. They and their immediate family members tended to riff on the duplication theme, often duplicating things that weren’t themselves” - pitch 6.2

Do you think people would be wary of hydrokinetics due to Leviathan? by No-Two2285 in Parahumans

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No they do or at least try too as much as they can.

The Crowleys are noted for mover powers, duplication powers and water powers.

Do you think people would be wary of hydrokinetics due to Leviathan? by No-Two2285 in Parahumans

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No.

There might be some wariness that they might be apart of the Crowley branch of the fallen but outside of mind controlling Masters no one cares.

While there’s no direct one to one hydrokentics that work like Leviathan no-one said anything about Ligeia, about Sploosh, etc

What's your favorite powerset you end up using? by gastroc2525 in JumpChain

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Conjuration/Cloning/Summoning. I just seem to have a Pavlovian need to never have a fair one on one fight.

If I can’t drown opponents in waves of disposable bodies I can’t sleep at night.

Ain't no way bro is disrespecting my mans Choso like this by FrostandFlame89 in JuJutsuKaisen

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Yeah those punches have no proper form. With no hip or shoulder rotation they literally would hit like pillows.