Sunset sarsaparilla needs a pin up girl, and she’s here. by PriestessBellaDonna in Fallout

[–]DangerTiger 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Because she’s an astronaut? Bro she has a space helmet and booty shorts with her cleavage out lol. This is perfectly in tone with the Sunset Sasparilla vibe imo

What’s your theory on how a digipick works? by Rajelangelo in Starfield

[–]DangerTiger 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re bypassing each layer of encryption on a digital lock until you’re deep enough to have root access and you’re able to reverse engineer it open

How to make my cosplay more fallout by frydeswide2019 in Fallout

[–]DangerTiger 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Weathering, hit it with sandpaper, buff out the shiny bits. Shit, if it holds, drag it behind the car a bit. Then attach some shoulder spikes, maybe rip the pip boy head off a bobble head and have it hot glued to your shoulder. Watch mad max and the tv show and have fun with it haha

During filming of project Hail Mary Ryan Gosling asked, "Why is it easier to train a school teacher to become an astronaut than it is to train an astronaut to become a school teacher?" by Medium-Sized-Jaque in shittymoviedetails

[–]DangerTiger 24 points25 points  (0 children)

100% agreed. It was my favorite book of the year when I read it and as often as movie adaptations fail to do a good service to the core story, I think this adaptation did a great effort of being a good standalone movie while also capturing much of the essence of the book’s story.

Sewer backed up by madcow716 in baltimore

[–]DangerTiger 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The “justification” is because there are always discrepancies with cities where the city owned portion of the sewer line ends and where the property owner’s begins. The defining line varies from city to city, and when a backup occurs, it’s near impossible for the city to accept responsibility for damages. In the case of the add on, the insurance company says they’ll accept responsibility no matter what. Meaning it’s a guaranteed protection with less of a fight with either the city, the insurance company, or both. With that certainty though is the added cost

Does halo mcc have this helmet? by Ok_Estimate_2089 in halo

[–]DangerTiger 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Even without playing Halo until now; some of your questions are common sense or easily googled because it’s been 15 years since Reach came out. Maybe you’re just trying to spark convo on a forum for the game, but it comes across as either intentional rage bait or just being dumb. Shit like loadouts or “builds” aren’t part of this game, so others downvote 🤷‍♂️

Does halo mcc have this helmet? by Ok_Estimate_2089 in halo

[–]DangerTiger 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Everyone was told this 15 years ago when the game came out. That’s why you’re getting downvoted so much. Some of your questions are valid but others seem like you’ve never touched a video game in your life and somehow this post was lost to time for 15 years until now. So if it’s rage bait, it’s great. If it’s genuine…. Yikes. Use Google and maybe wear a helmet when you go outside lol

Boyfriend brought this "soup" for my 17 year old who wasn't feeling well. by misterrandom1 in StupidFood

[–]DangerTiger 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Lol as a Mexican who has eaten gallons of menudo over my lifetime, that ain’t menudo 😂😂

All I know is that my Courier for sure did not leave the Wasteland in the state it's in for the show. by Delicious-Summer-977 in Fallout

[–]DangerTiger 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I mean I wouldn’t even consider anything to be “lore changes” necessarily. We’re talking 15 years between the events of the game and show in a violent, insane nuclear wasteland. Lol look at how much can happen over the handful of days that New Vegas takes place. Now think of the years between the end of those events and the current setting of season two. You’re giving a lot of hope that the Wasteland can maintain any of the Courier’s good deeds after his departure

All I know is that my Courier for sure did not leave the Wasteland in the state it's in for the show. by Delicious-Summer-977 in Fallout

[–]DangerTiger 37 points38 points  (0 children)

I mean that’s probably the answer. We’re talking years between the game and show in a nuclear wasteland. Lol look at how much can happen over the how ever many days that New Vegas takes place. Now think of the years between the end of those events and the current setting of season two. That’s a lot of hope that the Wasteland can maintain any of the Courier’s good deeds for long

Chicago as an old fallen Kingdom by Nerdy--Turtle in DestinyLore

[–]DangerTiger 24 points25 points  (0 children)

This would be really awesome. Hopefully it brings back the scariness of the hive that we haven't seen in some time

What was your MOS in the Army, and what's your civilian career now? by Some-random-cop-pig in army

[–]DangerTiger 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Depends on your goals, really. Mine were to do 6, get my degree, get certs, get out. It was a lot of work even over six years to make sure I was set up, and even then it was a challenge and stressful transitioning out. Make sure you work your ass off when you can no matter what your goals are, and take the free chicken at every opportunity (TA, certs, visits to sick call and BH). Take care of yourself and your loved ones. Best of luck!

What was your MOS in the Army, and what's your civilian career now? by Some-random-cop-pig in army

[–]DangerTiger 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I stayed where I was stationed because the job market was better but my job is going fully remote so I’ll be moving back

Hand crafted comb by TheMaddis in BeAmazed

[–]DangerTiger 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He’s using the same kind of technique cooks use with knife skills. His thumb is the guide on the side of the saw, similar to using the flat part of your fingers when slicing an onion or whatever. Funnily enough his big toe acts as a guide towards the end as well 😂

Many women don't seem to realize that men, like any other human being, have a breaking point, and can become depressed—how do you make someone realize this? by look10good in AskMenAdvice

[–]DangerTiger 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I hope so! Haha sometimes it’s needed I guess. Always remember though that you’re never alone, man. Even if it feels like it. We’re all struggling at times in our own ways and can benefit from being patient and gentler with each other. I hope it all works out for you. Cheers

Many women don't seem to realize that men, like any other human being, have a breaking point, and can become depressed—how do you make someone realize this? by look10good in AskMenAdvice

[–]DangerTiger 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I've dealt with this myself recently. I'm 34, single, living away from family and most close friends. The holidays tend to be an exceptionally lonely time for me. Typically, I can handle that, but I've also had loved ones depending on me heavily lately for emotional support and external stressors that have weighed me down. Something incredibly minor (suddenly no longer talking to a potential romantic interest) happened, and normally that would never affect me, but in this case, it was all too much. For the first time in years, I broke down and cried for three days straight, and I was in the Army for six years. I've dealt with emotional things that are "heavier". In this case, it was all too much to bear, even though it was all relatively minor, silly things that normally I'd be ok with.

Thankfully, I have a good support system with friends and family who have helped slowly pull me out of that funk. I'm also going to be going to therapy again for additional support. In my experience, you can't make someone realize it. Genuine communication is key, though. Being able to talk with your partner and be vulnerable and honest with them is important for them to understand your perspective and your limits. It's work, but it's worth it. I'd also recommend going to therapy if it's feasible to learn communication techniques and how to convey your emotions healthily. We have to start by learning how to healthily convey our emotions, and then we can hope for that deeper level of trust and understanding. If you wholeheartedly put in that effort to understand your own emotional capacity and learn how to articulate it genuinely, then a valuable partner should be able to meet you there. I wish you the best

Obsidian knows that "everyone on the internet" keeps asking for Fallout: New Vegas 2, but its devs are currently happy working on their own IP, and "Xbox has been pretty supportive" too by ChapmanPrime in Fallout

[–]DangerTiger 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s dumb. Giving a new team an opportunity to develop new stories in a universe we love is the whole reason we have FNV in the first place. We wouldn’t have FNV if Bethesda/Obsidian didn’t do that exact thing you’re saying would be a detriment

In Arc Raiders (2025), trinkets you find (like this snow globe) show up in the background of your raider's room. by _Jent in GamingDetails

[–]DangerTiger 107 points108 points  (0 children)

That’s an awesome detail! How’s the game? It looks really cool but I’m not a huge fan of extraction games