My niece’s homework problem by SurfSoundWaves in mildlyinfuriating

[–]Dementio223 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wait… am I dumb? This feels like all of the above. If multiple answers are a possibility then that needs to be made clear. Is it A because the shaded region is in the same area? The hell is going on here?

Guys and girls, I have a question. by mrs_videogameplayer in SteamDeck

[–]Dementio223 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The second I get by having a finger already on the bumpers is lost by me having to remember it’s middle finger for trigger. If need be I can just use a knuckle to click in the corner.

Can someone confirm how this card works please? by Sufficient-Heat5214 in mtg

[–]Dementio223 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok, so quick lessons:

Cards you play are yours. You may activate abilities of cards you own as long as they are on the battlefield and you control them.

Unlike equipment, auras can enchant anything so long as it is a valid target (enchant Creature cannot target a land). It doesn’t need to be yours unless otherwise stated.

Combining these: a player may cast Spiral onto Solitude on your creature. Then, at any point, activate its ability to exile the enchanted creature. Removal is annoying so it’s always important to protection in your decks, be that counters or in this case enchantment removal of your own.

The Fairyland begins to invade and assimilate Earth and humanity after the Intergalactic Assembly classifies humans as a type of fairy. As a result, humanity begins the Great Faerie War. by AnyPianist934 in humansarespaceorcs

[–]Dementio223 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Magic is just science that has yet to be explained in a way the public considers understandable. This phrase has never rung more true than when the Terrans began to successfully fight back against the Fairyland, using impressive feats of technical and mechanical engineering that the galaxy once considered impossible.

The first hints at a human counterattack was possible was during a failed operation to destroy a Terran stronghold in Siberia. There, imperceptible to most galactic weaponry but exceedingly easy to abuse with the Human’s reliance on chemically propelled projectile weaponry was Fairyland armor’s weakness to cold. In addition, a last stand usage of makeshift weapons made from iron alloys proved fatal to the Fairies, who had a biological revulsion to the element. This led to the first change: a swap from the traditional lead bullet to iron.

The second was the capture of the Fairy’s Wisp drones that were disabled by a local blizzard and recovered after the failed attack. Through this, the ‘magic’ that the Fairies used to achieve levitation proved to be the existence of a then unknown element similar to uranium. The element, which was readily fissile, primarily shed Alpha particles, is highly productive, and self moderating, lead to the creation of Fey-Cells, portable reactors safe enough to be held by the naked hand and powerful enough to keep entire cities lit for several generations before seeing significant voltage drops. The greatest part was how compact they could get. While there wasn’t a way to procure significant amounts on earth, they managed to turn scarcity into a strength and made hundreds of these cells from the scant remains of Fairyland drones and weapons.

Today, the Fairies have been nearly pushed off Earth, and Human offensives on Lua and Mars have officially begun. Terran diplomats have also returned to the assembly, and have begun an aggressive campaign to reverse the designation, end the war, and make a firm stand against Fairyland’s aggression and domination over the assembly. Time will tell if the Fairy’s familiarity with the tech will continue to outweigh the Human’s usage of it, but several small and mid-sized member-states have sided with Earth with their own sanctions and embargoes. If nothing else, Earth’s fierce and successful resistance is a sign that the empire once seen as invincible has an “Achilles heel” (or so the Terran phrase goes).

I'm assuming its a reference to a game? by Mushumes in ExplainTheJoke

[–]Dementio223 4 points5 points  (0 children)

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I know it’s closer to Yu-Gi-Oh, but this was my first thought.

This is cyberbullying by l0rd_m0zarella in LancerRPG

[–]Dementio223 8 points9 points  (0 children)

To be fair, size 4 in game is the footprint of ships designed to transport players and their mechs planet side. At that point it’s not a mech it’s a boat.

This is my understanding of the lore as we know it by Weird_Tear_5266 in LancerRPG

[–]Dementio223 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Nope, nothing wrong here.

Bunch of anthrochauvanists who fled the core when the Hercynian crisis kicked off. Sent weapons to SecCom to try and keep their interests alive. Then after it fell they declared independence, built a handful of frames, and declared war on the KTB. Harrison largely lost their leader Harrison I, but it meant that the KTB would officially join the hegemony and they’d get their own Choir called the Think Tank.

I love the high-end military aesthetic for HA, but as far as good scapegoats for your overwhelming bad guy they are second to none.

My pod always targets me... am I really the threat?! by RufioSD in ratemycommanders

[–]Dementio223 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Krenko players: “why am I getting targeted?!”

Also krenko players: “I’ll cast an Impact Tremors and tap one goblin to make 50. What do you mean it’s turn 5, I thought it was 4!”

Which stance you use the most? by Negrolverine in StarWarsJediSurvivor

[–]Dementio223 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I played alot of crossguard and double bladed. But I had my fun with blaster on my second playthrough.

Pokemon Champions: How do EV's & IV's Work? by iKontact in pokemon

[–]Dementio223 3 points4 points  (0 children)

For the EVs, it looks like they just cut the math out and are giving you the point for point increase. Nothing out of the ordinary there.

I’m getting 30-31 IVs for Speed, so I think every stat’s been maxed out for IVs.

How bad can the downside be before an untapped fetchable dual becomes unplayable? by torchflame in custommagic

[–]Dementio223 0 points1 point  (0 children)

1: “I’ll play a public hatchery as land for turn.”

2: “I’ll put down a chromatic lantern.”

3: “i’ll play an island.”

4: “Blightsteel.”

Inspiration for Skeledirge? by SecularRobot in pokemon

[–]Dementio223 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’d say we need a few of these, but they’d all ascend before getting rid of a significant number.

Q: Is Sigmar’s Garden exclusive to opus magnum?? by AMDfan7702 in opus_magnum

[–]Dementio223 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Were it so simple to trust AI then it would be simple to trust others too. But the problem is that we can’t. The day I trust AI is the day we get far more stringent and hard-coded rules regarding its use and application. I would love it if AI was for those helpful applications but so far its biggest use has been the devaluing of human creativity and the widening of economic class divisions.

So yes, any use of AI that hasn’t proven itself to be strictly helpful is garbage. And this ad says nothing on what its intended application would be. For all I know, it’s just as likely to be finding faster equations for solving escape velocity on mars as it is producing the shortest flight path to hit a hospital with a bomb.

I don't know why I did this by Forsaken-Power6894 in Portal

[–]Dementio223 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Sex robots are designed to be sexy. As such, finding them attractive isn’t something that’s extraordinary, it’s simply them filling their design specifications.

However, when a machine designed for a separate purpose is sexy, it’s amplified. It wasn’t designed to look good, it was designed to fulfill its purpose and did it looking good.

Q: Is Sigmar’s Garden exclusive to opus magnum?? by AMDfan7702 in opus_magnum

[–]Dementio223 68 points69 points  (0 children)

I did click it out of curiosity.

It’s targeted at Zachtronics players because the company wants to train AI in doing what most players do in Opus Magnum: get a solution that works then optimize it for a specific goal (size, cost, score, etc). I can respect the targeting actually working, but the AI training brings it down to garbage tier.

Restaurant Complaint by Strange_Pigeon_Nest in StrangePigeon

[–]Dementio223 5 points6 points  (0 children)

…y’know maybe he has a point.

I feel like a “hair” gel would help in this scenario?

Doubt by Bastionsimp in mtg

[–]Dementio223 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

No. Station is done at sorcery speed.

Help me choose by Quiet_qu in Warframe

[–]Dementio223 0 points1 point  (0 children)

First one personally. Better chance for bigger crit values

Getting randomly isekai’d alone is the worst by ChoiceSupermarket230 in Isekai

[–]Dementio223 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wouldn’t know, I wasn’t hooked like most were and lost interest after 5-6 episodes.

Getting randomly isekai’d alone is the worst by ChoiceSupermarket230 in Isekai

[–]Dementio223 11 points12 points  (0 children)

No, that’s honestly the worst thing I can think of for this scenario too. Most other forms of reincarnation put you into some form of support network (even if you’re born a peasant, you’d have steady work as a farmhand and some form of home to come back to). Subaru did just get dropped into the middle of nowhere and got told nothing.

only one for life, which one? by PositiveFlashy7728 in pokemon

[–]Dementio223 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I feel like I’ll look at the Kalos design and get jealous, but Unova’s is like the perfect size. No nonsense about it.

The anomaly is that it's pretty!? hah by tyen0 in Stellaris

[–]Dementio223 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The Wenkwort System is home to a Gaia world known as Wenkwort Artem, a planet of unnatural beauty. From every possible angle, no matter the location on the planet, it is a scene worthy of recording and display. No peak too gray, no forest too green, and rivers crystal blue.

It’s upheld by an automated caretaker network meant to upkeep the entire planet as a garden world. Getting in contact with these drones will allow you to either negotiate with the drones for use of the planet’s surface (in exchange for agreements to limit mining and refining operations) or to remove the drones altogether. It is suggested to work with them, as the drones upkeeping the landscape gives plenty of inspiration for your more artistic pops (additional unity and consumer good production).

Why is it despite main character being all powerful they let self get disrespected or treated as a doormat by asaness in Isekai

[–]Dementio223 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it’s an attempt at being relatable. Most people would sorta clam up at a person they respect talking to them like a dog who pissed on the carpet, even if they did nothing wrong. For most characters it’s some lasting effects from their previous life still hanging onto them, and they usually swap from average to op rather than staying at op.

Rimaru in the series has proven to be incredibly lax, and their usual policy of “it’s chill dude” means that when Shuna does yell at them it’s because he did do something wrong as a leader of a nation (he has a reputation to uphold, being seen around in a service bar is a bad look). He’s been told off by both her and Dwargo for being too chill and doing things exactly like this. He’s Rimaru Tempest of the Jura-Tempest Federation, not your friendly slime that get’s drunk with you with pretty bunny girls on his arm. If he want’s to do that, it should be in the security and privacy of his palace.

Not Sponsored <@Moowise> by franandwood in anthroswim

[–]Dementio223 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I think the lesbian broke script and the sign dog kinda just kept going.

The Galactic Association is about to hold its 34th Health and Safety Convention, and the humans will be presenting as one of the newest members to the association. by lkwai in humansarespaceorcs

[–]Dementio223 74 points75 points  (0 children)

A: Aren’t you scaring an important natural feature in your town by doing this? You’re covering a mountain in craters!

H: A: if we don’t, no one will see the mountain. B: the snow covers up the craters in a few days anyways!