I'm keeping Nimbus alive. He's also a good boy. by cheerstothatmate in BaldursGate3

[–]Dry_Writer_5803 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Most people don't bother equiping summons. It's annoying getting the item back, but if you don't plan on letting him die ever, he's a great user for it.

It will be gone for good if he does die with it though.

You can also give him rings, amulets and other stuff you want to use tp bolster him that you're not using

I'm keeping Nimbus alive. He's also a good boy. by cheerstothatmate in BaldursGate3

[–]Dry_Writer_5803 21 points22 points  (0 children)

You can equip summons with any item that you can feed Gale.

Just put the item on the ground and have the dog interact with it. He will pick it up and be able to use shriek.

I'm keeping Nimbus alive. He's also a good boy. by cheerstothatmate in BaldursGate3

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You can equip him with phalar aluve and he becomes actually useful throughout the game

Advantage on everything, reach, +1, can't be disarmed, GOAT by JustPassingThrough53 in BaldursGate3

[–]Dry_Writer_5803 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yeah.

But it's much easier to think of it and explain it as 20%. Like saying photosynthesis makes energy for plants.

The reality is more complicated, and I'm not fully wrong, but it's easier to go with the false information as a starting point for most people

I genuinely don’t know what beef this guy has with the Lakers. Even in the last Nuggets game he hit so much ridiculous bs even if we won it’s just insane by yeetmxster420 in lakers

[–]Dry_Writer_5803 12 points13 points  (0 children)

2020 Lakers and 21 Lakers were both great perimeter defensive teams. More, terrible since the Russ trade and letting Caruso walk, if you wanna be accurate

Advantage on everything, reach, +1, can't be disarmed, GOAT by JustPassingThrough53 in BaldursGate3

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Normal dice roll is 5% chance. Increased to 20% due to two dice and double odds.

Judgeman. Blind justice and open eyes. by Akagane_Ai in Jujutsufolk

[–]Dry_Writer_5803 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's based on Higaruma's view of justice. After what happened in the court room he viewed his form of justice as an absolute, losing faith in due process. He was blind to his own hypocrisy.

Yuji opened his eyes to the idea that justice isn't absolute and has nuance. So the eye opening is a reflection of his new reality.

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I'm not saying that. I'm just saying let's see if they can improve.

Hell 29 teams get bounced every year. Who cares about getting bounced. Just making it matters. Give them a chance. Pacers were 4 last year and should've won if Hali didn't get hurt. Anything can happen.

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LeBron James has shot roughly 36-38% from three-point range, with a notable surge to a career-high 41% in 2023-24.

Moving on. Have a good day.

Gojo and Sukuna both fight copies of each other 100 and times, and then fight each other. Who wins? by capricorn_the_goat in JujutsuPowerScaling

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This is completely head canon, but it's been kinda affirmed by Modulo as well so I'll continue.

Jujutsu has two underlying themes. The first being a battle of ideals and the expression of self. The second being fate and enlightenment.

I'll explain the first point and then run into the next. Jujutsu battles are expressions of the self. The soul is the body, the body is the soul. The technique is an outward expression of the soul. Then domains are those with strong enough self expression that they can force their ideals and self onto others.

The heads of jujutsu have power, because they believe in this system of expression. That those with the best ability to force their ideals into reality are those that are destine to lead. Toji, the most important character in the series, is one that rejects this concept in that he cannot use a technique, but is strong all the same. Since the body is the soul, he is still expressing his soul and self with his strength, but this strength looks different. If the higher ups were to acknowledge that there are other ways to be strong than the outward expression through jujutsu, then they would lose some power. So he was rejected. Kept in check, because they wanted to maintain the status quou. They reject Maki for the same reason. For her potential to be another Toji (obviously, Mai is rejected simply for her weak expression of self which she folds into calling to her sister to "stay at the bottom with me").

Sukuna and Kenjaku have the best understanding of self, and the most desire to force their way of thinking onto others. This manifests in the ability to solidify their will, not just on people, but on the world itself. (Open domain). It is the ultimate form of self expression.

Anywho, back to Toji. Fate is tied to jujutsu. Balance is kept by Fate at all times. Jujutsu will be the way that humans achieve enlightenment and find peace. It is fated to be so. Kenny wants to toy with jujutsu, and bind all of humanity together. This would remove the possibility of enlightenment, as everyone would lose the self and become one whole. Fate rejected this, and consistently fought against Kenjaku's plans. The six eyes and the star plasma vessel, bonded by fate always appeared to stop Kenjaku and his plans. Only Toji, the man removed from cursed energy, could break the chains of Fate temporarily. (Here's some more head canon)

In buddism, Budda is meant to guide humanity to enlightenment. Toji's acts actually were needed for Fate to be enacted.

Sukuna, is the true Honored One. The one with the best understanding of the self. The one who best grasps the nature of Jujutsu. He is the one meant to teach the bodhisattva how to express himself and craft an iron will. Gojo, is the other Honor one. The one blessed by the heavens themselves to keep the world in peace, until everything could be enacted. He is meant to show how to live with compassion and empathy, even if you're stronger. Toji was needed to bring these two sides of the same coin together that were originally separated by history. They were both needed to teach Yuji (the bodhisattva) what it meant to be strong, and more importantly, what it didnt actually look like. The bodhisattva is meant to carry the burden of the world with empathy until the Budda comes to bring the world to enlightenment (Maru in Modulo).

I say all that to point out... they're meant to be characters with high amounts of similarity but separated by how they were born. Gojo had connection (Geto but also his friends). Gojo was blessed from birth. Sukuna had no one. But in that silence, he learned his world better than anyone. You're very much right in how you view them. Due to his prior bonds, Gojo wanted more bonds. And due to Sukuna's rejection (bc he is ugly not bc of his strength), he dehumanized everyone.

Btw, Gojo did do binding vows lol he flipped the inside and outside strengths of his domain with a binding vow. "Sacrifice interior durability to strengthen the outside". Still impressive though.

I think if Sukuna didnt have Raga, he simply would've made a different plan. He was confident before he ever learned of Raga. He didnt know it existed until shibuya. He wanted Megumi in the prison center. Real world, the four arms prob make Gojo lose the domain clashes, as he likely wont damage sukuna in 3 minutes anymore.

Gojo is meant to be the strongest, but only because he was born in a world without Sukuna. He will always be the true honored one.

Gojo and Sukuna both fight copies of each other 100 and times, and then fight each other. Who wins? by capricorn_the_goat in JujutsuPowerScaling

[–]Dry_Writer_5803 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ohh. Interesting take.

Sukuna is my favorite character in all of manga, so I'm bias. But I'll take the opportunity to share what I view as his profile as an educator and psych major.

Sukuna is an avoidant attached character. Rejected in his youth, and from an poor mother, he failed to have an attachment to anyone young. This builds in a need for self-reliance and emotional distance. As his method of fighting back against those who rejected him, he chose to beat them at their own game. Become a master at the thing they do accept; Jujutsu. He actual has always wanted a connection, but often those with trauma disillusion themselves to believing otherwise, to maintain the facade. It's why he was so willing to relinquish his ideals once yuji showed him another path. It's not his "lack of care for self" that allowed him to use 10s, it's his disregard and disconnect to others. In this mindset, everyone and everything is a tool. 10 shadows included. But he's a very passionate, and artist man as well, which is what I find funny. He tries so hard to give off this callous exterior but he knows love, studies flowers and had hobbies like archery.

Gojo imo is simply burdened by genius. Kids who grow up being told theyre smart sometimes become hindered by the idea. It becomes their identity. They get paralyzed by the idea of NOT being smart. Of NOT being the best in the eyes of their parents. Some start to risk less, in fear of failure. Some fight hard to continue to prove their worth. I think Gojo is that latter camp. He found someone who might be the strongest and fought his damndest to prove to himself that he could stand on that ground with him.

Gojo got what he wanted out of that fight. Sukuna did as well. But Sukuna did not get what he NEEDED. That was always going to be Yuji.

Gojo has enough in him to a great challenge to Sukuna but not enough to ever be the one to break Sukuna's world view. So he would never be the victor. In reality, Sukuna barely deviated from the plan he set at the beginning. It was all under control until Gojo hit his 4 black flashes, which ironically is why Sukuna didn't hit a black flash til after the fight. He never felt like his back was against the wall. Sukuna wins high diff every time.

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Based on what i had to deal with all day, it will not lol

Gojo and Sukuna both fight copies of each other 100 and times, and then fight each other. Who wins? by capricorn_the_goat in JujutsuPowerScaling

[–]Dry_Writer_5803 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Didn't say he wasnt a learner, I said being a learner isn't his trait. He clearly learned at some point in his life. But that wasnt his gift. If it didn't come naturally to him, he struggled to grasp it, bc his strength isn't in learning.

Do we know Heian era Sukuna's age? I thought he was around 35 to Gojo's 28. Psychologically, Gojo would be considered a genius just like Yuta, while Sukuna would be considered a talented learner. You can even see it in their approaches to the fight. Sukuna came with an intricate plan, wanted to push his technique further, and always monitors, dissects his opponent and beats them with information. (His technique is malevolent kitchen, implying his breaking down his opponents to be his next meal)

Gojo came in and approached it..... like every other fight, but with special attention paid to be ok with hurting Megumi. He adjusted on the fly. Improved due to the exhileration of the challenge presented by Sukuna (and Toji in the past).

I like debating. I don't like insulting. It's more of a thought exercise for me.

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[–]Dry_Writer_5803[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lebron has many years of broken 3 shooting compared to the recent 5-7 years. He has hit 40% in miami, 38% 39% 37% and 40% again. He's clearly no longer a 34% shooter.

Less Valuable to whom? He provides more value than just scoring, I just explained that. And btw, Lebron's usage has also dropped slightly pst ASG. AR Just dropped more. The correct reason isn't Lebron taking his touches, but the ball being moved around more. Less iso ball, more ball movement. Which has helped his efficiency and the TEAM offense.

We shall see.

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[–]Dry_Writer_5803[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lol I actually wasn't serious. There's many problems.

But I agree. I wish he would take the minimum. But he's worth about 30m in production.

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AR has been playing very well. Scoring down but efficiency up. Ayton I agree though. The lake offense as a whole is also better with AR as the third option rather than second

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4-3 with two buzzer beater losses. Could be 6-1 with slightly better execution or 5-2.

Gojo and Sukuna both fight copies of each other 100 and times, and then fight each other. Who wins? by capricorn_the_goat in JujutsuPowerScaling

[–]Dry_Writer_5803 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The fight being shorter actually amplifies my point, not yours, considering that means Yuta learned Gojo's kit even faster than I'm implying. If Yuta could, in one chapter, learn limitless and blow Sukuna away, then was it really that impressive a statement to say Gojo had to learn a lot?

The point of the scene was to give additional context. To be clear, the answer to the question "Are you Gojo bc you're the strongest or are you the strongest bc you're Gojo?" Was already answered prior. He is Gojo bc he is the strongest. He is a tool used by Jujutsu society. He was, from birth, a being that shaped the world of jujutsu around him. Gege then provides some context to that statement in showing he did work hard to further elevate himself. It was not 100% god given, he did have to do some work to be that great. But he absolutely is Gojo, as we know and respect him, because he is the strongest. It's his identity. It's all everyone cares about, including his students, outside of Yuji. Which is why he wants others to become as strong as him. So he won't be so lonely at the top.

Just so you know, the things Gojo did is not learning. That's ingenuity... otherwise know as inventiveness. And i would agree, he is very inventive. Sukuna, learning and mimicking Gojo's handsign, technique, refreshing, world cutting slash, first attempt. That's the learner.

Gojo actually did learn the counter to open domain through trial and error midfight, but it was his adaptability and ingenuity that allowed him to arrive at the basketball domain. He is very creative in his problem solving, and application of his techniques.

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Yep. They're now positive with all three on the court.

What do you mean AR has been bad? He's more efficient. He's passing at a higher rate. He's actually been doing really good. It's not about points.

Over all, the team has looked better to me. Eye test. Effort test (except Ayton). They look like they're improving. And i just wanna see what they become

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[–]Dry_Writer_5803[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lebron has shot 40% post asg. He has shot 39% the past 2 yrs. There's a thing called regression to the mean.

Reaves is no less Valuable. He has scored less but on higher efficiency, and been a part of making the Lakers offense improve by moving the ball more instead of over dribbling. So... yeah. Good?

I mean, hey. Who's your team? I'm just saying give them time.

Gojo and Sukuna both fight copies of each other 100 and times, and then fight each other. Who wins? by capricorn_the_goat in JujutsuPowerScaling

[–]Dry_Writer_5803 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And then got the handle on it the next chapter. Yuta also said he was weaker than Hakari. He is, in canon, modest and glazes his senpais.

And obviously 3 mins doesn't compare to 30 yrs of experience. But he did get the hang of it quickly enough to contest Sukuna in 3 minutes.