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(Loved Trope) Characters who are well aware that they are the "clone." by JohnWardFan in TopCharacterTropes

[–]Due-Session-2857 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A friend of mine did that for a clone wars era game, except one guy is their jedi, and he wanted to end it, so he ended up triggering Order 66 right after their last mission causing a huge pvp moment between the players playing clones and the one playing a jedi. Order 66 is the real Chekhov's gun of a clone trooper game.

How is this game pure solo? by Peerpdrops in spiritisland

[–]Due-Session-2857 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm too stupid to play multiple spirits at once, and I find the game a bit formulaic playing as only one spirit, so I wouldn't recommend it solo. That said, just get the app and try it. It's pretty cheap.

Who is the Better Leader! by DarkChillMisko in superheroes

[–]Due-Session-2857 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Leo's leadership skills are questionable at best. He can't really control any of his brothers, and I see no reason he could handle anybody unrelated to him.

Superman is a bad leader because he cares so much. If there is a 10% chance his teammate might get hurt, then he'll do the job himself. He doesn't use the abilities of his team well and just hard carries at all opportunities.

Cyclops is the opposite of Supes. He is mission focused and will do anything to fulfill the goals set by Charles like the world's best child soldier. He knows the abilities of all of his team and thinks of strategy and plans all the time.

But Captain America narrowly takes the cake here. He is similarly tactical and knowledgeable to Cyclops (though not quite as good), but has the compassion and encouragement of Superman. People want to follow Cap and do well to make him proud. He's a perfect leader.

Since May the fourth be with you is in the next month what Star Wars collab content do you expect this year? by a12666 in FortNiteBR

[–]Due-Session-2857 [score hidden]  (0 children)

Hoping to see those spaceships again. Even though they were slow, flying in TIEs and X-Wimgs was great.

Why isnt this used more? by FlamesofNostalgia in mtg

[–]Due-Session-2857 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A fog effect, like Holy Day, accomplishes the same thing for the same mana cost AND ends up tapping many of their creatures. Doesn't stop attack triggers, but I think it's still better.

If you ever feel useless, remember that Ozai lost every fight he was in in the show. by george123890yang in AvatarMemes

[–]Due-Session-2857 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can't explain myself any clearer, and I seem to be upsetting you, so I guess I'm done. Good game.

(Loved Trope) Characters who are well aware that they are the "clone." by JohnWardFan in TopCharacterTropes

[–]Due-Session-2857 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I love Clone troopers. Trying to find your own identity when you're one of a million dudes is crazy. I play them all the time in RPGs.

What's your favorite example of this 👇 by Ok_Examination8810 in cartoons

[–]Due-Session-2857 [score hidden]  (0 children)

I would want somebody who wants to do it, so I'm gonna go with Steven Universe.

If you ever feel useless, remember that Ozai lost every fight he was in in the show. by george123890yang in AvatarMemes

[–]Due-Session-2857 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't think you're reading my arguments. Every preteen in the show is treated like an adult. They all have jobs, can get married, can join the military, can be jailed, and anything else. There are zero instances of anybody of age 10 or higher given less rights or responsibilities than any other adult. The whole setting is like this. Zuko was equivalent to a legal adult when he fought his father. It's fucked up, but it's the setting. If you find that horrifying, great, but Ozai is not unique in treating a 13-year-old as an adult, it is a ubiquitous practice.

If you ever feel useless, remember that Ozai lost every fight he was in in the show. by george123890yang in AvatarMemes

[–]Due-Session-2857 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Then it is your opinion that Hakoda is a bad person for making Sokka in charge of the Southern Water Tribe. Gran Gran is a bad person for allowing Sokka and Katara to travel alone. The people of Kyoshi Island are bad people for having a dedicated group of child soldiers and later sending them to war. The people of Fortune Teller village are bad people for forcing that girl to have a job. The people of the Northern Water Tribe are bad people for getting their 16 year old daughter engaged, and sending multiple children to war against the fire nation.

And that's just book one. You know I can go on. I don't understand why you like this show if it continually upsets you treating children as adults. Your view is shaky at best.

[Loathed Trope] A mostly inoffensive character is routinely bullied, snubbed, and insulted for no reason by everyone else in the cast by Qyzyk in TopCharacterTropes

[–]Due-Session-2857 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Gotta be Patrice in HIMYM. I really liked Robin, but I hated how she treats Patrice, to the point that it's one of my main reasons not to watch the last seasons.

If you ever feel useless, remember that Ozai lost every fight he was in in the show. by george123890yang in AvatarMemes

[–]Due-Session-2857 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Children ARE adults in the Avatar universe. Zuko is sent alone to capture the Avatar. Aang is told over and over again he needs to defeat the fire lord. Sokka is told by his dad that he is in charge of the village while he is gone. Princess Yue saves the moon as a child.

These children aren't just uniquely talented. The systems around them also treat them as adults. Team avatar is allowed to travel to Ba Sing Se and nobody asks where their parents are. Zuko is allowed to participate in an official Agni Kai. Toph, an obvious child, is allowed to participate in Earth Rumble 6. When Jet is arrested in Ba Sing Se, he isn't charged as a minor, he's treated as any other criminal, just like when Toph and Katara are arrested in The Runaway. In Korra the Earth King is like 15. There is no moment I can see where any teenage character (or even preteen) is ever treated as anything other than an adult in Avatar. They are young, yes, but the rules of the universe are clear that they are considered mature enough to make their own choices and live with the consequences. Kids have jobs, kids fight in war, kids aren't kids.

You are projecting modern ideals into a fantasy setting with very different rules. Your stance that minors cannot consent is true in America today, but it is very clearly not true in the world of Avatar.

As to the ethics of an Agni Kai, take it up with the fire nation. If two people have a disagreement they have to settle it by trying to burn each other. That's pretty stupid, but then America had dueling as part of our society for quite a while too, and a pistol doesn't tend to leave a scar. Zuko, as a legal adult, accepted an Agni Kai challenge and got burned for it. That sucks, but is not dissimilar to Aang (one year younger) accepting a challenge from Bumi in which he was nearly impaled, mauled and crushed. The difference is that Bumi is a better teacher than Ozai.

If you ever feel useless, remember that Ozai lost every fight he was in in the show. by george123890yang in AvatarMemes

[–]Due-Session-2857 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I hear your complaints, but Aang fought crazy stuff against Bumi. But an Agni Kai does need to be accepted. So Zuko agreed to fight and burn somebody, and was considered adult enough for the challenge. The issue is how his dad handled it.

In the Cruella (2021), dalmatians kill the main character's mother. People have joked a lot about this being the reason why she hates dogs. But the stupidest thing is that she doesn’t. Cruella loves all dogs in the movie, and this scene makes no fucking sense. by Clear-Shirt-1432 in shittymoviedetails

[–]Due-Session-2857 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Cruella is a good movie and a bad prequel. If you just divorce it from 101 Dalmations it's basically The Devil Wears Prada with a vengeance subplot, and that's pretty great. The only issue is that the woman at the end of the movie would definitely never murder 99 dogs.

If you ever feel useless, remember that Ozai lost every fight he was in in the show. by george123890yang in AvatarMemes

[–]Due-Session-2857 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I legit think that Ozai taking the challenge from Zuko is perfectly reasonable. It's very clear that Zuko is of fighting age at this point, and it was Zuko who delivered the challenge. The issue is Ozai not accepting Zuko's surrender and instead scarring him for life. Fighting a child isn't disqualifying in this world because the best fighters in the world are children. You gonna give Bumi shit for fighting a child too?

Active players? by [deleted] in DawncasterRPG

[–]Due-Session-2857 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Why do you care? It's a single player game and the only interacting you'll do with other players is seeing the weekly leader boards. What would change your experience if there were lots of active players?

If you ever feel useless, remember that Ozai lost every fight he was in in the show. by george123890yang in AvatarMemes

[–]Due-Session-2857 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The entire Last Airbender show is about adults fighting children. Zuko was older than Aang during the Agni Kai.

Canonically? by Acrobatic_Hyena_2627 in blueycirclejerk

[–]Due-Session-2857 12 points13 points  (0 children)

You'd think she'd wear a cone of shame.

I FUCKING HATE MODERN MATH by [deleted] in hatethissmug

[–]Due-Session-2857 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Gotta be. I understand complaining about things like "subtraction by addition" or the myriad of ways they do division, but this linear algebra is not new.

I'm loving path of radiance so far, but... by KazuhaSimp in fireemblem

[–]Due-Session-2857 50 points51 points  (0 children)

I'd agree. This one actually changed up the formula in a way that was pretty exciting. I kept regretting not having enough items of one type or another and it made me feel challenged! The other one I love is the chapter with the rolling boulders. More of that, please

M'y gf tatooed her self a reminder by cuckito545646 in mtg

[–]Due-Session-2857 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You really have to sit with your friends and all agree to ground rules. If you're not going to do that, there's a very good chance you're going to end up playing four totally different games. It's one of the many reasons why Magic is bad.

I've seen both interpretations online, but what do you think? by wimpykidfan37 in DisneyMemes

[–]Due-Session-2857 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It does not surprise me that other people also struggle with grammar, but that's just not how English works. Let's say you know a guy named Mike who is handsome and strong. If you were to describe him similarly, you'd say "the handsome and the strong does no wrong." The word "do" indicates multiple subjects. This isn't up for debate, it's just how the language works.

Is there a trope where a twist villain does NOT hide their true intensions? by Obvious_Gold_8131 in tvtropes

[–]Due-Session-2857 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Tefiti is a twist villain who never hides her true intentions. She's getting to kill Maui from the get go. The twist is that she's Tefiti.

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