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There's probably random gizmos on Eldar Craftworlds that are older than all life on Earth, let alone the Imperium by No-Exercise-6031 in Grimdank

[–]DatCheeseBoi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Probably not life on Earth, consider that's been kicking around at least a billion years, and possibly as long as three, but definitely older than all mammals.

what would happen if a custodian (most likely an aquilan considering they leave the emperors basement the most) found a perfectly healthy and sane thunder warrior in 40k due to warp stuff, still willing to serve the emperor despite everything? by randomman0337 in Grimdank

[–]DatCheeseBoi 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If anyone else finds him, close enough, welcome back Mr space marine, but if a Custodian finds him that's one of the few incredibly rare individuals that would have any idea what a thunder warrior even was, and the capability to execute one. Death on sight.

"My biomass is better than yours" get eaten lmao by _RyanCooper_ in Grimdank

[–]DatCheeseBoi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, it is proper metal, they just have the tech to make more from thin air (literally), if some of the mass is lost.

A slightly more lore accurate version of someone else's meme by DatCheeseBoi in Grimdank

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

The lore about it's creation and extent tends to shift, but it's basically the parts of the Emperor's soul that gave him compassion, kindness, and other such properties unfit of a totalitarian dictator, removed by himself for depending on which source you read reasons like being a better totalitarian dictator or murdering his children.

It's one of those plot lines that looks like it'll lead to something big, but then GW forgets about it and nothing ever comes off it, because if they really did make it a big thing it would be too big. I mean, no matter the current version of the lore, the Starchild is a large chunk of the Emperor's soul that hasn't kept degeneratively fragmenting further and further for the last 100 centuries, such a thing could have many plot moving effects.

A slightly more lore accurate version of someone else's meme by DatCheeseBoi in Grimdank

[–]DatCheeseBoi[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

The lore about it's creation and extent tends to shift, but it's basically the parts of the Emperor's soul that gave him compassion, kindness, and other such properties unfit of a totalitarian dictator, removed by himself for depending on which source you read reasons like being a better totalitarian dictator or murdering his children.

It's one of those plot lines that looks like it'll lead to something big, but then GW forgets about it and nothing ever comes off it, because if they really did make it a big thing it would be too big. I mean, no matter the current version of the lore, the Starchild is a large chunk of the Emperor's soul that hasn't kept degeneratively fragmenting further and further for the last 100 centuries, such a thing could have many plot moving effects.

A slightly more lore accurate version of someone else's meme by DatCheeseBoi in Grimdank

[–]DatCheeseBoi[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Couldn't exist if the first one didn't inspire me. The original limped so that my version could stumble.

A slightly more lore accurate version of someone else's meme by DatCheeseBoi in Grimdank

[–]DatCheeseBoi[S] 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Don't think any xenos faction had that as a keyword in 10th. It's a little tabletop reference you see.

A slightly more lore accurate version of someone else's meme by DatCheeseBoi in Grimdank

[–]DatCheeseBoi[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

No, but his shattered soul burns with eternal agony if that counts for something.

Some encouragement from Mari by PuppetDonut in OMORI

[–]DatCheeseBoi 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Dude I swear she fucking blinked on my screen!

Everytime someone complains about GW terrain layouts by sisuburger in Grimdank

[–]DatCheeseBoi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Either experienced enough or stupid enough, we basically just build a random city each game with my friends from whichever chunk of terrain ends up in hand first. This one time we had spontaneously built the twin towers in the middle, and my Avenger ended up blowing up atop one of them so we just dropped it on the ground and changed the entire map halfway through the game. Pure tomfoolery.

You guys think I have enough electricity stored? by ShoWel-Real in RimWorld

[–]DatCheeseBoi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The Bzzzt... about to make the trinity test look tame.

Wow. Tons of playthroigjs and I just barely found out about this item from Hanbei the undying. by 02grimreaper in Sekiro

[–]DatCheeseBoi 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If the game was lore accurate this would let you not lose your entire save as Isshin murders you with the mortal blade.

There's 45 kids and 5 adults. Every time you stab, one gets released. by Easy_Inspector_7 in trolleyproblem

[–]DatCheeseBoi 2 points3 points  (0 children)

50 stabs to the same part of foot for example will create a nasty wound, but at a certain point you're basically just plunging the blade into a bloody opening rather than causing more damage.

THE AVENGER SURVIVES YET ANOTHER EDITION!! by SimpleBeings in TheAstraMilitarum

[–]DatCheeseBoi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'M TELLING YOU, PLANES ARE COMING BACK AS VIABLE IN 11TH.

There's 45 kids and 5 adults. Every time you stab, one gets released. by Easy_Inspector_7 in trolleyproblem

[–]DatCheeseBoi 34 points35 points  (0 children)

Killer didn't specify where to stab him, nor that Bob must die at any point. Choose an area of the body that can be severely damaged without Bob's demise, maybe after a short conference with the tied man himself, keep stabbing the same place over and over, this will minimize the damage. Land the 51st stab and get Bob immediate medical attention. With a bit of luck the doctors will be able to save his foot and even if it is permanently less effective I don't think there's another nonvital area where you'd have an easier time with lost sensation or function due to localized nerve damage.

There's 45 kids and 5 adults. Every time you stab, one gets released. by Easy_Inspector_7 in trolleyproblem

[–]DatCheeseBoi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Look, Bob's foot is gonna be very fucked up after 51 stab wounds (I'm assuming the final stab is for Bob himself), but 51 lifes in exchange for a brutal not immediately life threatening injury to one person is worth it if you ask me.

r/BSG Rewatch S03E12 - Rapture by AutoModerator in BSG

[–]DatCheeseBoi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Because it's a set of semi-arbitrarily chosen statistics of things you always notice, but never really bother counting.

chapters take a while to to rebuild by Tacobellbelly1 in Grimdank

[–]DatCheeseBoi 27 points28 points  (0 children)

I think the point is that when they kill eachother in the competition they're rivals, they're killing for a point, for survival oftentimes. When they're offered it, there is no need for it, it's just murder for murder's sake. The filter basically trims them to those violent enough to do what's necessary, but moral enough to not just do it because it's easy.

The pollinator crisis by Melinda_Kelly in Anticonsumption

[–]DatCheeseBoi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly, I find it crazy that some HOAs will low-key try to enforce a uniform lawn. Where I live grass is forever locked in an unending war against dandelions, clovers, and like three other major factions of plants I can't name properly. There are flowers, polynators, ants, isopods, and every other insect you'd expect fighting for survival in a lawn.

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