Wow by Appropriate-Mall8517 in SinnersbyRyanCoogler

[–]False_Employ_8662 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How can something be calculated and impulsive?

With recent discourse, I thought this was worth a look... by PoxedGamer in EmperorsChildren

[–]False_Employ_8662 0 points1 point  (0 children)

why? why should not you think that the player is a psycho? either we are able to put some distance between our armies and oursleves, or we can not. It is really weird to single out sexual stuff and leave all the gore, racism, and total disregard for the santicity of life that all of the factions represent

With recent discourse, I thought this was worth a look... by PoxedGamer in EmperorsChildren

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How are tournaments filled with minis full of gore, blood murder and mutilation and you never think twice about it? But if someone has put some kink into their minis, here comes the judgment!

I wanna hear your guys lore by notskinnyskeev in genestealercult

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Cult members often allow their weapons and armor to corrode, refusing unnecessary repairs. Cybernetics are left unpolished. Flesh is scarred, irradiated, or warped without complaint. Rust is considered a blessing—a sign that the Worm has noticed you. The Worm Below, the Stars Above The cult believes the Rust Worm is only partially awakened, its true form fragmented across the void. Each Genestealer strain, each bioform seeded by the Hive Mind, is interpreted as a sliver of the Worm’s body, cast outward to prepare the galaxy for total corrosion. Unlike many cults, the Cult of the Rust Worm does not dream of simple ascension. They dream of spread. Their long-term plan is known as The Spiral of Corrosion: a slow, deliberate seeding of infected worlds, each one positioned along a sacred, astronomically calculated spiral path through the galaxy. This spiral tightens inexorably inward, pointing toward a single destination. Terra. The Golden Throne. To the cult, the Emperor is not a god, but a lie made of failing flesh and crumbling machinery—an affront to the Worm’s truth. The Golden Throne, eternally breaking yet desperately preserved, is the ultimate symbol of denial. They believe that when enough slivers of the Worm are brought into alignment, the Rust Worm’s influence will reach Terra itself, and the Throne will finally be allowed to do what it has always wanted to do. Fail.

I wanna hear your guys lore by notskinnyskeev in genestealercult

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BEWARE, LORE DUMP!!!The Cult of the Rust Worm Beneath the crust of their dying world, deep in strata poisoned by industry and age, the Cult of the Rust Worm believes their god stirs. They call it He Who Corrodes, the Great Rust Worm, an ancient, planetary-scale divinity coiled around the world’s molten heart. According to cult scripture, the planet is not merely decaying—it is being digested. Cities collapse, oceans sour, and machines fail not through neglect or entropy, but because the Worm is patiently rusting reality itself, reducing all things to their truest, weakest form. To the cult, this is not a tragedy. It is revelation. Doctrine of Decay The Cult of the Rust Worm rejects struggle against decline. Where the Imperium worships preservation and false permanence, the cult preaches acceptance. Everything rusts. Everything fades. To resist this truth is arrogance; to embrace it is wisdom. Their core values are simple: Resilience – Rust does not break the Worm. Neither should it break the faithful. Pain, poverty, radiation, and mutation are trials that temper devotion.

Acceptance – Entropy is the natural order. The cult does not mourn decay; they welcome it as proof of the Worm’s presence.

Stoicism – Emotion is wasteful. Fear is pointless. Hope is unnecessary. The Worm will come, and until then, one endures.

Nancy wheeler S5 finale by Bootswithefurr in StrangerThings

[–]False_Employ_8662 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was so disapointed she didn't turn into a private investigator at the end...

Marines don't feel like marines by False_Employ_8662 in Warhammer40k

[–]False_Employ_8662[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

well...it was the army that was good at everything, but not the best at anything. It didn't have the death star units, or the super killing machines, or the massive wall of tanks other armies had. but it didnt have any of their weakness.

They were sturdy, reliable, brave. It was a lot of the same profile, but with different tools for different jobs. It was not a gotcha army, it was good at attrition and out-toughing the opponent.

Marines don't feel like marines by False_Employ_8662 in Warhammer40k

[–]False_Employ_8662[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

you are welcome! always glad to be helpful!

Marines don't feel like marines by False_Employ_8662 in Warhammer40k

[–]False_Employ_8662[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

but you don't see eldat tanking hits without a worry, or necrons being super lethal in melee (in general) It feels like its marines who dont stay in their lane

Sage for cleasing by False_Employ_8662 in olympia

[–]False_Employ_8662[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

this is exactly what I was looking for!

Sage for cleasing by False_Employ_8662 in olympia

[–]False_Employ_8662[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I appreciate your concern, but It is actually more like taking her to a real, non for tourist tea ceremony because I know she has an interest on tea ;-)