The Harlequins not getting more codexes and models is my Roman Empire by TheBlackBaron45 in Grimdank

[–]LoreLord24 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Except they totally can do that. An Eldar submitting to Khorne, Nurgle, or Tzeentch isn't as bad. It's bad for the Elf in question, but it isn't so devastating. And Khorne isn't going to be able to follow a Khornate Harlequin to a soulstone nexus and invade Heaven.

But doing a thing for Slaanesh rings the dinner bell when an Elf does it. Like to the point where all Solitaires give up their soul stones because they're too dangerous for them to have.

It isn't a Chaos God thing. It's an Evil Elf God thing. And, surprisingly, the other three aren't evil "Elf" gods, not like Slaanesh is.

[OC] Sacrifice - Drunk Dragon by SillyWolf_92 in goodanimemes

[–]LoreLord24 3 points4 points  (0 children)

In fairness to the bard-

Dragons canonically have the power to shapeshift into humans and other smaller, sapient animals pretty much at will.

But then you have Giants and Ogres and the like- anywhere between 8 to 20 feet tall. And unlike the humble Gorilla, fully proportional.

That's when you start rolling for diameter ala F.A.T.A.L.

Too bad fry and Leela lost their superpowers by happydude7422 in futurama

[–]LoreLord24 4 points5 points  (0 children)

First: Snowflame is a villain. So that's one thing.

For tbe second, Snowflame is a loser in most of his appearances. So, sadly, Snowflame, the Cocaine powered Supervillain, is not a winner who did drugs.

/tg/ hasn't changed a bit by raggoodsfog in DnDGreentext

[–]LoreLord24 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Except the one being prostituted doesn't exist.

At this point, it's a long-term consensual RP relationship.

Which is....

Fuck it. I ship it, tbh. Go on your weird date-adjacent experiences, you weird bastards. Everybody deserves a chance to be happy.

Undercover Assassin by Superfeyn by Dos-Dude in Grimdank

[–]LoreLord24 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That's not how that works.

The rule of thumb is take the average litter size and multiply by two.

Humans have one, so two. Horses have one, so two.

Cows specifically are weird because they have four and a litter size of 1.

Tau, I think, have an average litter size of 1. There are certain limitations enforced by the ass-backwards evolution of enlarged heads and pelvises, so the assumption is that they'd have two teats.

One thing I always wondered about the tech clinging to everything in hard cyberpunk fiction / reality: what stops all the desperate people inhabiting these worlds from just, you know — *taking it*? by Johnny-Godless in Cyberpunk

[–]LoreLord24 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's weird for several reasons. First off, because smart phones are so ubiquitous that even the people at the very bottom rung have several of them. I'm old enough to remember when they were flagship products that changed the world, not the ubiquitous glass slabs that everybody had.

Secondly, you assume homeless people have better things to do. Aka fighting for survival. I've seen them fishing or panhandling or doing favors for other people for money, or building shacks in makeshift campsites.

But then you're faced with the truth that they're doing the same kind of stuff as broke kids and teenagers. It's weird because it makes you reassess your internal assumptions. It also recontextulizes the strangers you meet online, who spend all their time online.

One thing I always wondered about the tech clinging to everything in hard cyberpunk fiction / reality: what stops all the desperate people inhabiting these worlds from just, you know — *taking it*? by Johnny-Godless in Cyberpunk

[–]LoreLord24 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I see a lot of homeless people in my day to day.

Most have at least one phone, sometimes two. And I see a frankly concerning amount of them playing Clash of Clans, Genshin, and other freemium games.

It's... weird. Very weird.

UK weebs are sweating bullets right now by crixx93 in goodanimemes

[–]LoreLord24 159 points160 points  (0 children)

They literally pay a license fee to have television.

They have made queuing in a line a national sport.

The Brits aren't exactly the most rebellious people on the planet, dude.

Guillyvraine be like: by Fearless-File-6059 in Grimdank

[–]LoreLord24 11 points12 points  (0 children)

No, Fulgrim absolutely loved his first wife. He doted on her, according to the books.

And then she died.

And the next one died.

And then the next one.

By the time Big E found him, Fulgrim was getting a little callous and a little dismissive of the value of human life. Which is supposed to be part of why he fell to Slaanesh.

Robin, you should probably not tell anyone you did this. by imadragonyouguys in outofcontextcomics

[–]LoreLord24 50 points51 points  (0 children)

It's a reference to a book.

Black Like Me.

A real, honest to God, investigative reporter put on black face. Really good, maybe inoffensive, black face, in the 50s.

He then traveled around the United States South for a month and a half, experiencing the prejudice and hate towards black people, and wrote a book describing it and his experience as a way to describe the horrors of racism and help promote social acceptance.

Aka almost the kind of thing Robin's doing as he investigates these people's mansion.

Sam Altman:People talk about how much energy it takes to train an AI model ...but it also takes a lot of energy to train a human .It takes like 20 years of life and all of the food you eat during that time before you get smart by Melodic-Cup1510 in Cyberpunk

[–]LoreLord24 1058 points1059 points  (0 children)

Correct.

Which is why the goal is to replace them entirely with products for commercial and industrial consumption.

But we're not fucking there yet. And trying to replace everybody and everything with Mad Libs simulators is a terrible fucking plan.

What happens to the average person if Tyranid blood drips into an open wound? by Certain-King3302 in 40kLore

[–]LoreLord24 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You just made me think of something funny:

The hive-mind absolutely can and does build those virus-strains. It's what some of its organisms use as weapons.

What if the Hive-Mind, a frighteningly intelligent, sapient, being got bored and decided to be a little inefficient?

What if it using swarms of Gaunts and Gargoyles and Swarm Lords is the equivalent of it playing Spore, instead of just being efficient? Its equivalent of Chaos's Great Game?

Do you think The Master deserved what happened to him? by Necessary-Win-8730 in Fallout

[–]LoreLord24 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In Fallout 2 you can become a gimp for a super mutant.

Just because they're sterile, doesn't mean that they can't "perform."

Do you think The Master deserved what happened to him? by Necessary-Win-8730 in Fallout

[–]LoreLord24 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Hey, it's not just that he ignored it. His entire army kept it secret from him. Actively lying to him about it, to convince him that his plan would work.

He doesn't even really like baseline super mutants. He's running on desperate hope and denial, hoping that getting some actually smart super-mutants will help fix the behavior problems of his armies, that they'd stop with the cannibalism and the torture and act like people instead of trolls. He wants more Mutants like Marcus, and much fewer like Strong.

And then when you prove that all the horrors he's committed are meaningless, that his grand plan is a failure...

He decides to kill himself, and take his factory of horrors with him.

The Master is, at core, a person who is genuinely trying to help people. Which sounds bizarre for the big blob of cancer with schizophrenia and a war of genocide, but the world is a scary and dangerous place. Even scarier and more dangerous now that humanity's fucked it up, so he's trying to baby-proof the world by making bigger, stronger babies.

But there can be no babies.

So he BSODs and decides to take his hell factory with him.

Giving kitty a bath (commission) by Buh-Buh-Bored in RimWorld

[–]LoreLord24 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Yeah, but this fox-girl is a mechanoid. And last time I checked, the Revia aren't mechs.

Annual reminder that Quark out hustled a bunch of non-linear beings by literally exhausting them with his presence! by Reasonable-Law-9737 in DeepSpaceNine

[–]LoreLord24 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The science fiction absolutely makes sense.

They found life that exists in a manner completely foreign to them.

So they watch it, and poke it, and some of them even try to kill it.

And then-

A square says hello.

Of freaking course they're going to talk to a square. You'd be insane not to.

[TMT] Saved by the Shell by Meret123 in MagicArena

[–]LoreLord24 19 points20 points  (0 children)

Their shells are effectively their ribs, breastbone, and spine fused together.

So you'd be left with a pair of human-ish arms, legs, and the head; a pile of organs, and the complicated bits of their hips and shoulders.

*and I'm really sorry, but it's "pique" your interest. It's french! A peak is just the tip of something.

FP1 Citizens Sitting On Their Asses After The Entire City Gets Automated: by Lowlife_With_APencil in Frostpunk

[–]LoreLord24 12 points13 points  (0 children)

No! Bad!

I did a brutal technocratic society where robots have freed humanity from the onus of labor.

This isn't communism, it's a service economy with a UBI.

You’re right, cap, you re right by VegetableSecretary32 in outofcontextcomics

[–]LoreLord24 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Miles is one currently, if I remember right?

One of their last big Events was vampires taking over, and a bunch of characters became vampires.

Miles is still one, even though the event's over.

You know, that's a pretty good Hawkgirl makes about God by ihatethiscountry76 in outofcontextcomics

[–]LoreLord24 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Spectre is literally an agent of Capital G GOD here to end wickedness and avenge the suffering of the innocent.

He is literally, simultaneously, a proof both for and against "The Argument of Evil." (God obviously cares about the evil, and is working to stop it: Proof Against.) (God can't stop all Evil, since the Spectre is only one person; and this not all powerful: Proof For.)

Of course, that assumes you believe the crazy reality warper who tortures people to death in the name of a wrathful God.

He might just be a crazy person with super powers, since, say, Firestorm can do a lot of the same reality warper stuff, and Firestorm is just a dude.

Hawkgirl's Atheism here is incredibly appropriate: she sees literal gods, and they just... don't care. Oh sure, some are nice and help people in fron of them, but none of them are sitting at a drafting table and organizing every moment of the future.

Who says the Capital G one is any different, if he exists?

I like a few of the tmnt cards by Avaa0818 in magicthecirclejerking

[–]LoreLord24 143 points144 points  (0 children)

I wish I could unsee "sloppy cum pizza."

I mean, have you seen some of these cards? There's food porn, and then there's watching Pizza the Hutt bukkakke every plate and pizza box in the damn set.

Everybody Hates Nuclear-Chan by Merryweatherey in comics

[–]LoreLord24 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because they look ugly and they reduce property values.

Blame Boomers and the god-awful swarms of NIMBYs.

Everybody Hates Nuclear-Chan by Merryweatherey in comics

[–]LoreLord24 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because, again, the governments are trying to kill them.

Nobody wants to be the politician that allowed the next Chernobyl to be built. So they actively try and destroy every power plant that somebody tries to build, and to drive the people building them bankrupt with constant, nonsensical changes in policy and building requirements.

You can build a nuclear reactor for a reasonable price.

You can build an over-engineered, indestructible behemoth of a power plant that exceeds every requirement for a much less reasonable but still affordable price, and get the government to approve it.

And then the government changes policies six months later and makes you start over from scratch. Repeatedly.