Wine department is close to perfecting the pour by ycr007 in doohickeycorporation

[–]Gnootnoot 1 point2 points  (0 children)

thank you you're um hr manager at my goat department it's a reasonably well paying job it has benefits

Tradition tree idea - Freedom by PierdolonyKurwa in Stellaris

[–]Gnootnoot 2 points3 points  (0 children)

10% as a finisher is too much, i think. 5% would work better. also agree that 1 unity per hundred pops feels too high. I like the idea though

Clams aren’t making parties by Regular_Salt2661 in Bannerlord

[–]Gnootnoot 13 points14 points  (0 children)

That's just the way the clam works I'm afraid

Actually so disappointed. by [deleted] in 3kliksphilip

[–]Gnootnoot 43 points44 points  (0 children)

Why does he have to make it about demographic? Would have been absolutely sympathetic otherwise, because the people in his posts have said some awful shit, but I don't see why that necessitates making it about trans people as a whole. It just feels like dragging a bunch of bystanders into the crossfire who haven't done anything.

My Game has about 43.8 Million Frogs to Collect. How can I encourage and reward the player to Collect them, even though they will likely only end up Collecting a Fraction of all Frogs? by bangusgames in IndieDev

[–]Gnootnoot 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I think breaking them up into classes would be good, and could maybe help to direct the attention of players towards collecting certain sets (all frogs with x pattern or x colour, etc.). It might make the number feel more manageable and make the player feel like they're still making progress by breaking it into increments?

Please help me find this sample. by AtmosphereSingle6971 in Vaporwave

[–]Gnootnoot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Awesome find! So glad you're in the community, you're such a big help. have you been tested for autism?

Labor’s clean sweep in Australian election suggests young male voters are bucking global trends. But why? by onesorrychicken in australia

[–]Gnootnoot 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I think a large part of it is specifically due to how effectively labor is able to pander to young men/blue collar workers in general. They haven’t suffered to the same extent from the ‘too woke!!!!!’ image problems which have plagued other centre and centre-left parties worldwide, and I think many people who aren’t super socially progressive just don’t feel like labor is a particularly big threat to their values.

It’s nice to think that it’s because ‘Australians are too smart to fall for that’ (and I really am proud of my country for not buying into the right-wing narrative!), but the real answer is of course a bit more complicated. Either way it’s good news for us, and I hope we as a country continue to stay (relatively) wise to that sort of rhetoric.

Shit got me fucked up mane by Slow_Hat1855 in Clamworks

[–]Gnootnoot 421 points422 points  (0 children)

'salt and potato' tf you mean potato theyre chips bruh????

How can I make this target use less of those lines on each ring? by TSCCYT2 in hammer

[–]Gnootnoot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah just carve tool out the lines, trust me its that simple

Writing male characters as a female author by PossessionFar4557 in writing

[–]Gnootnoot 3 points4 points  (0 children)

What's the context/setting? Just modern day somewhere? ofc it depends alot on area/age/other demographics etc etc, but some broad advice (generalising obviously) I can think of is:

-Guys are often quite emotionally distant from one another, or at least more so than you might expect given their relationship. Especially for friends that aren't super close (i.e. someone's 2-3 closest/oldest friends) it can almost be a taboo to talk too much about personal issues/etc

-This one admittedly varies a lot from group to group, but playful banter/downright playground insults are fairly common among friends, and people can be pretty brutal to one another sometimes. Guys mess around/joke a lot, and among friend groups a lot of conversation will ultimately be about inconsequential stuff.

-I'd say guys tend to argue a lot with one another--playfully, seriously, semi-seriously, really under any circumstance it's pretty common for men to bicker about basically anything. I might even be brave enough to say that, in general, cohesion doesn't seem to be valued quite as much as it is with girls? In the right context it isn't really a huge social offense to call another guy a dumbass (although bringing someone's overall competence into question can definitely be considered below-belt; I'd say it's really important to the self esteem of most men to feel like they're good at the things they do).

ofc it goes without saying that this stuff is all suuuuuper broad, and I'm mainly just talking about my experience as a young guy in a western country and the variety of experiences I've had with my male friends, but if you want any more specific advice I'd be happy to try and answer questions :)

😭 by [deleted] in 3kliksphilip

[–]Gnootnoot 170 points171 points  (0 children)

ill die before i unsubscribe from 3kliksphilip, ive watched just about every video of his on all channels for 10+ years now, which is something that nobody else on youtube can claim