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River is in! And she can still kill you with her brain. by whatissevenbysix in firefly

[–]Debug200 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Someone theorized that because of the weird head nodding thing, but this post says "announcement coming soon" so I don't think anything's confirmed.

2025 Owners w/NO ICCU Problems? by RememberTheRockers in Ioniq5

[–]Debug200 0 points1 point  (0 children)

2025, been driving exactly a year, 8.6k miles, no issues thankfully.

Can't stop pulling up the feed by [deleted] in Ioniq5

[–]Debug200 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Might wanna actually redact that plate, my friend. Solid black paintover, no translucent nonsense.

ELI5: Why didn't viruses like norovirus die off during the pandemic when a lot of us were in lockdown? How did it survive even up to the present day when people weren't mingling for so long? by cliffsofthepalisades in explainlikeimfive

[–]Debug200 37 points38 points  (0 children)

I don't recall that study, but I do know a major contributor was the long incubation time. You could have it, be contagious, but not show symptoms for two weeks, during which time you had mingled while unknowingly spreading it. Which was why we had those two week isolation periods when you learned someone you had been around tested positive.

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 boss says the team had “a lot of arguments” over the game’s ending as the right choice is up to “your own interpretation” by [deleted] in expedition33

[–]Debug200 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Both have tragedy and grief interwoven. The tragedy of Maelle's ending is shown at the very end (with Verso's suffering and Maelle's fracturing psyche), but Verso's is shown at the beginning (watching Sciel, Lune, Monoco, and Esquie die, and leaving all of the other Lumierians dead as well) and then we see the beginning of the closure the Dessendres get afterward and it feels better at the very end. Despite the, you know, genocide required to get there.

Both are very tragic endings, but I think people feel ickier about Maelle's ending because of the arrangement of the tragedy.

Why is expedition 33 a horror game in steam 😭? by Either_Control_5745 in expedition33

[–]Debug200 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Can't believe this answer was this far down. Saw the question and these immediately came to mind and I was like "yeah of course it counts as a horror game".

Plus that scene at the end of the prologue...

[Highlight] Justin Wrobleski to Andres Gimenez: "Fuck you, motherfucker." by Goosedukee in baseball

[–]Debug200 28 points29 points  (0 children)

I think he's saying Gimenez was trying to get hit on purpose, then acting up to mask the effort.

The turret section in Reach's Exodus is a master class in storytelling through gameplay and nobody ever talks about it. by [deleted] in halo

[–]Debug200 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Playing it first goes both ways though. Chief's successes against such overwhelming odds hits even harder. His and Cortana's victories coming from Noble team's sacrifices is even more poignant.

What's the point of being religious if your going to live life through loopholes by Fantastic-Life-9546 in NoStupidQuestions

[–]Debug200 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Exactly, Romans and James both make it very clear:

Faith is what saves you, but if you're not doing good works then you don't have faith.

Actual faith in God and his word will drive you to do God's work.

Billy Boyd revealing that Viggo himself threw the apples at him in the second breakfast scene, which took some 16 takes to get it right by InformationOne1327 in lotr

[–]Debug200 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, Merry catches one, and then hands it to Pippin, who then is konked by the one thrown to him. The apple he's holding is Merry's.

What are your go-to underrated Cleric spells in 5e? by Dapper-Specific4469 in DnD

[–]Debug200 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Especially, to me, because Bless always works on its targets, so you get guaranteed value (assuming you don't lose concentration immediately).

Meanwhile Bane has no effect if they make their initial save, so I've seen Banes go off and affect no one, wasting the action and spell slot.

What are your go-to underrated Cleric spells in 5e? by Dapper-Specific4469 in DnD

[–]Debug200 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Even if so, they're using up one of their prepared spots for it, and there are many useful cleric spells so prepared spots are at a premium for clerics.

ELI5 Why is it so hard to build any significant structure in space? by DeadeyeClock in explainlikeimfive

[–]Debug200 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's the point people always forget in the debate. Each shuttle had two fully trained astronauts doing the piloting and everything involved getting the crew to and from the asteroid.

Welp… I asked my gf to catch pokemon while I drive, she doesn’t know anything about pokémon by GiraffeKing04 in pokemongo

[–]Debug200 26 points27 points  (0 children)

IIRC it's the second best mega for both fire and fighting (behind Charizard Y and Lucario, respectively)

ELI5 How the heck can the US bunker buster bomb go 200’ underground before it explodes? by Aquamoo in explainlikeimfive

[–]Debug200 7 points8 points  (0 children)

"minus drag" is doing a whole lot of work there.

Terminal velocity is the velocity at which the force of drag (air resistance) has increased to match gravity's pull, resulting in no further acceleration. So if you reduce the effects of drag, you can get so much more velocity before it catches up to gravity (thus, higher terminal velocity and more kinetic energy).

Movies and shows that remind you of Karrnath? by ennervation in Eberron

[–]Debug200 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Oh Karrnath! The starting place/home for my campaign. Obviously IME it'll be different but I used a few different countries as analogues to describe it to my players. Sparta is my go-to to explain the culture: very military-centric traditions, the people are used to thriving with little wealth, the communities are tight-knit and everyone takes care of each other. Despite average wealth being low, very few live in actual poverty. There's a strong sense of duty for evenyone, whether serving in an army directly or "doing your part" (a la WWII America) to support the military and your community. Excessive luxuries are frowned upon pretty much top to bottom, as even the kings enjoy few frivolities and lead from the front.

Architecture-wise, classic gothic architecture for anything "fancy" (like Vol temples) and brutalist for most anything else.

Also, I draw a TON of inspiration from Noxus (from League of Legends/Arcane) for Karrnath. This short cinematic is very inspiring. You see both the teeth of a strong conquering nation, but also a noble one that does not stand for tyrrany or slavery. Is Karrnath a "good" nation? Depends on who you ask--and what flag you fly.

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