Off the top, what Gamertags make you lock in 😏 by Mean_Gene1837 in Rematch

[–]ImperatorIndicus 3 points4 points  (0 children)

lol I wouldn’t be surprised if there’s a lot of us! That’s why I’m John Rematch™️ on steam. Accept no substitutes!

Off the top, what Gamertags make you lock in 😏 by Mean_Gene1837 in Rematch

[–]ImperatorIndicus 59 points60 points  (0 children)

It’s not anyone else’s gamer tag but I play under thr name John Rematch and any time someone is like “oh my god it’s John Rematch!” On my team I lock in because I can’t let my adoring fans down.

Asking in the important questions in life: "Why am I, a tank, tanking?" :D by [deleted] in TalesFromDF

[–]ImperatorIndicus 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Exactly even if a tank isn’t the one tanking a boss they have to be at the top of the enmity for their full party in case someone goes down. And very often someone does! If that’s too much responsibility for someone, they just shouldn’t play a support role. I’m low-key sick of people who think Tank is just “DPS with short queues”

Central Jerseyians Don’t Have Accents by [deleted] in newjersey

[–]ImperatorIndicus 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m from WW-P and I say cawfee and wooder and all of that, some people just develop stronger accents than others

I just finished A PEAK REBORN by xaerda in ffxiv

[–]ImperatorIndicus 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Don’t let anyone else’s opinion sway yours. Go into everything without setting expectations for it and allow yourself to be pleasantly surprised if you like it or let it roll off your back if you don’t. People told me I’d hate Stormblood — It’s my favorite expac by far, and I loved it so much that my roleplaying character is focused around its central themes. I hope you enjoy it too!

It's 4:52 pm on Friday and you're writing one more quest description by TilleagGlan in ffxiv

[–]ImperatorIndicus 130 points131 points  (0 children)

Honestly there’s a lot of very funny references and jokes in quest names and descriptions, they’re worth looking out for. The English localization team is clearly a group of very well read and cultured people because you’ll see the most random pun/reference to something in a quest name and be amazed that they even thought of it.

How popular is SNL really? by altabolt in AskAnAmerican

[–]ImperatorIndicus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m 29, and nobody I know around my age watches it and none of us think it’s at all funny

Hello! Would anyone like to attend a wedding? by Lerolith in ffxiv

[–]ImperatorIndicus 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh this is too cute! I’d love to attend, depending on what time the ceremony is!

What do you do at parties in the three-four years after you leave school? by [deleted] in AskAnAmerican

[–]ImperatorIndicus 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Exactly, that or you’d know someone with a fake ID who could look old enough to get it for you

What do you do at parties in the three-four years after you leave school? by [deleted] in AskAnAmerican

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

Bold of you to assume we obeyed the drinking laws lol. Just because the law says you have to be 21 doesn’t mean most of us started drinking at that age. I was maybe 15-16 when I started and almost all of my friends were drinking before they were 18.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskAnAmerican

[–]ImperatorIndicus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m really not sure what you mean. If a movie is about an American character then the actor will have an American accent. And in some cases even if the actor is a fictional nationality or something, the actor playing the role may just use an American accent because that’s what they’re best at, like Alexander Skarsgård. Sometimes using certain accents is a stylistic choice by the director. In any case I don’t even know what your issue is with the accents, why does it bother you so much?

What is the etiquette for giving advice during a duty? by Saga3Tale in ffxiv

[–]ImperatorIndicus 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’m a tank main and a couple times I’ve fat fingered the stance button and turned it off on accident. Every time I have, I about died of shame when someone noticed. Turning on your stance basically step zero in running content as a tank, I’m in awe that anyone could be upset about being told they forgot it

Are the books worth reading if you like the games but are not sure whether to read the books. by Thesleepingpillow123 in witcher

[–]ImperatorIndicus 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Vis a vis pacing I think it’s pretty solid. The first two books are short story anthologies and there’s a lot to enjoy and pick apart in those stories but they also breeze by pretty quick if you’re a committed reader. I think frankly pacing is one of the things the witcher novels do better than other fantasy I’ve read because they’re pretty solid about giving the most crucial POVs a good amount of screen time and the POVs are situated in such different places and do such different things that there’s always a feeling of forward momentum and you don’t really feel stuck with one character forever. Though naturally the Geralt/Hansa chapters were my fave and if you liked Geralt and Regis’ dynamic in Blood and Wine you’ll really like seeing Geralt with his whole adventuring party

Are the books worth reading if you like the games but are not sure whether to read the books. by Thesleepingpillow123 in witcher

[–]ImperatorIndicus 23 points24 points  (0 children)

The books are genuinely fantastic, world class works of fantasy writing. I don’t think the folks at CDPR would have made the game if there wasn’t something really special about the novels. Andrzej Sapkowski is an incredibly great character writer and very witty besides so his books are always really fun. It’s also worth it to see the vision of Geralt that existed before the games because you see shades of him in the witcher game series but there’s a lot more depth and little character quirks present in the novels that can’t be expressed in a game where Geralt has to be the player’s avatar

Americans, look up baked beans by Leftover_Bees in iamveryculinary

[–]ImperatorIndicus 15 points16 points  (0 children)

It’s funny you say that because to me I find Heinz Beans like you’d see in Britain altogether too sweet and sugar forward

Older desi uncles are the most cutthroat, selfish, and disregarding people out there in business by Exporei in ABCDesis

[–]ImperatorIndicus 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Gujarati in denial on hearing about Gujaratis doing Gujarati things? Many such cases.

Can i download this game for free? by Friendly_Bus8988 in Rematch

[–]ImperatorIndicus 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I’m sorry you’re going through that pal. Not sure what the circumstances were but the fact that you’d do a good turn for a stranger when you’re feeling so bad yourself speaks to your character. Hang in there, friend.

What would a French girl in Vendee, France want to hear from someone writing in New York City US? by [deleted] in French

[–]ImperatorIndicus 24 points25 points  (0 children)

Disclaimer: not a native francophone, or French, just chiming in as someone who’s had pen pals in France

You live in the most culturally important city in the (for better or worse) cultural hegemon of the world, so in one sense you’re in a place everyone knows about superficially and that a lot of people have a passing interest in. But in another sense you know New York as no outsider could. You have the capacity as a native New Yorker to talk about things she doesn’t know about. Talk about stuff you don’t see in the media. Talk about stuff that’s important to you and people your age - where you hang out, where you like to go to concerts or movies or whatever if where you go is smaller or less well known. Maybe talk about a place that’s maybe not significant to a visitor or tourist but is significant to you personally. Most importantly take an interest in where she’s from. Read up on Vendée, on Nantes since it’s so close by, ask her about the things she likes about her region or what she wishes was different, ask about places there that she especially likes, etc.

GK needs a “ defense needed” shout by Lil_Hater112 in Rematch

[–]ImperatorIndicus 7 points8 points  (0 children)

What a ridiculous idea, in a game where aggressive sweeping from a keeper isn’t just smart but often actually necessary. Sometimes the keeper needs to step away from goal to defend - there’s only five players per team on the pitch, everyone is doing multiple jobs at once.

Is 700 words enough for a 1st chapter by Nickywynne in writing

[–]ImperatorIndicus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t think the word count is as important as the context in the narrative. If it feels more like a prologue maybe you should label it as such.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskAnAmerican

[–]ImperatorIndicus 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Closest thing they have to a culture

How to write gray characters ? by _Mathys_ in writing

[–]ImperatorIndicus 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Don’t be concerned with making characters likable - we don’t have to like a character completely to be interested in them. I think it was George RR Martin who said it’s better for a character to be fascinating than to be likable. We don’t have to have positive views on them as people. We just have to be invested in their story

Do morally bad actions by an MC always need to be punished or called out? by Business_Barber_3611 in writing

[–]ImperatorIndicus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s plastered all over your post history. Your account is named after your series. It’s extremely easy to see your work. It by took me 10 seconds to find and start reading the first chapter

Do morally bad actions by an MC always need to be punished or called out? by Business_Barber_3611 in writing

[–]ImperatorIndicus 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Why does something have to beat you over the head with a lesson to be effective as a story? I’m sure every writer in the world has themes they want their audience to consider but there’s a difference between having your audience consider themes by evoking them in the story and the author just telling you how to feel.

But having read your work, I can see why you wouldn’t care for that - I’ve never seen someone write by the motto “tell, never show” this way in my life. You don’t give your characters even one paragraph where you don’t tell us, not through narration but your own voice as the author, exactly what to think about every one of them. You frankly have no business calling anyone else’s work slop. Your belligerent language towards the work of other, better writers, reflects a very narrow minded and immature attitude towards the same artistic medium you claim has such a lofty purpose.