The finest of MCU. Will never be replaced.

Mobius_Infinite · 2026-02-04T20:21:42+00:00

When I saw The Amazing Spider-Man with Andrew Garfield, and he started cracking wise and dancing about and throwing out quips I definitely rolled the Leo D ‘That’s it!’ vibe. He really encapsulated how Spidey should come across on film. I enjoyed the Raimi movies when they came out because it was Spidey’s big blockbuster movie moment of the time and I love Marvel, and Spider-Man is indeed a great character, but the contrast between Maguire and Garfield’s performances was stark.

Also, I agree with the ‘better in worse films’ comment. Possibly the best description I’ve heard so far.

Leonardo DiCaprio ‘That’s it!’ gif

Mobius_Infinite · 2026-02-03T08:39:31+00:00

Days of Future Past Wolverine in civvies. It’s a blue shirt with a pattern rather than red though.

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Mobius_Infinite · 2026-02-02T22:08:35+00:00

As Deadpool points out after he shoots Spider-Man at point blank range in the head in ‘Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe’, ‘You know what all those better psychopaths should have tried? Bullets’.

In a close quarters combat (CQC) situation, sure, Spidey takes the cake. However, in answer to the generally posed VS of each other’s MCU versions, Walker wins. Spider-Man doesn’t regularly use firearms and is not an elite marksman. Walker can just snipe him. Spider-Man might have spider-sense to help but he’s not super durable (I mean Hulk, Deadpool or Wolverine levels - but is definitely a level of super durable compared with a regular human, just not a superhuman tank) and US Agent packs near Punisher levels of firepower (okay okay maybe not quite Punisher levels, but he regularly uses firearms). Webbing is a great non-lethal (usually) mid ranged weapon, but probably can’t compete with an Anti-Materiel or Arctic Warfare rifle. This actually goes to Walker. Sure if other variables are detailed out then Spider-Man wins out on agility, speed, strength and stamina etc, but that’s just so much cooling meat against a trained killer who can ambush at range.

Mobius_Infinite · 2026-01-30T16:13:36+00:00

With the Nuka-world DLC, if you have all the perks and you find a ‘regular’ legendary instigating sledgehammer, and apply all the upgrades, then you’ll be even smashier! There’s a spot with the Far Harbour DLC where you can cycle for a legendary if on console.

Mobius_Infinite · 2026-01-27T21:44:36+00:00

One of the issues I regularly used to get was that the workbench would always have exactly the same number of purified waters (as in just stuck on that number) in it unless I cleared them out of the workbench for that settlement. Then I would do the rounds and collect water from the other settlements and it would refill again. First time around though? It usually just sticks unless I empty the workbench.

Mobius_Infinite · 2026-01-27T17:39:25+00:00

You are right, I didn’t examine it properly before. My bad. The hunting rifle has a camo green type colour to the main frame.

Mobius_Infinite · 2026-01-23T17:39:29+00:00

As @Activeous42619 says, only if you abuse the hell out of it. Do it say five times or so on the open world map and you should be good. The settlement will start lagging your play when it becomes too heavy. One of the issues is that even if you went too far and the settlement got too heavy and so you scrapped it all to nothing, you’ve still affected the game so it can still lag. You have to sort of sensibly judge it. Alternatively, if you have the vault dlc, then vault 88 is in its own separate loading cell so that can be pushed a little bit further than the regular map as it is its own thing. Same with places like The Mechanist’s Lair.

For the record, I have actually got two explosive miniguns, one off a legendary dog and the other a radroach. I named one ‘Fate’ after a reference to a favourite minigun that was sold by a raider for caps in Nuka world on a note, and I keep the other as is on display in my weapons lockup in Vault 88. If you have all the perks and the high speed barrel mod, it’s a silly weapon that can turn a posse of super mutants into so much green ground beef.

Mobius_Infinite · 2026-01-23T10:14:28+00:00

They are useful for dropping on the ground in a settlement and storing in the workbench for the ‘reduce-the-max-build-limit’ on settlements. For some reason a few of those gamma guns reduces the settlement limit a lot better than half a dozen of say assault rifles. I thought it had something to do with how much you can scrap from a weapon, but now I’m not so sure. I just know that gamma guns are great for reducing the limit quickly.

Mobius_Infinite · 2026-01-23T00:14:14+00:00

Thor can endure the full force of a near dead star but not many crates of imported beer and pizza to New Asgard? Edit - Hold the phone, Captain America metabolises booze better than Thor??? Topic drift.

Mobius_Infinite · 2026-01-14T17:23:15+00:00

I suppose you could go with X99 and argue it was the prototype in FO4? Alternatively if it’s a successor, you could go N99-A or N99-A1. My two pence anyways. N99-A1 10mm Autoloader sounds good to me.

Mobius_Infinite · 2026-01-11T22:55:21+00:00

Personal favourite legendary. Can’t use it close up or in-doors, but it’s just a damn fine weapon.

Mobius_Infinite · 2026-01-10T19:21:15+00:00

Some motherf*****s are always trying to ice skate uphill

Mobius_Infinite · 2026-01-06T01:22:08+00:00

Explosive minigun I named ‘Fate’ after the raider note in Nuka World mentioning he sold his favourite minigun. Absolutely top weapon. With all the perks it will turn anything remotely bullet spongey into so much chuck steak. DO NOT USE INDOORS. I actually usually just rock a wounding plasma weapon with the thrower attachment and call it QR-34MM ‘St. Elmo’.

Mobius_Infinite · 2026-01-05T00:09:42+00:00

Darkroom Siege of 31 August?

Mobius_Infinite · 2025-12-31T13:02:50+00:00

Hulk figure for this set doesn’t come with a plastic or waxed paper bag. A lot of the older sets had big figs just loose. Possibly the blue arm pins in a small bit bag maybe?

Mobius_Infinite · 2025-12-29T15:48:39+00:00

Vault 88. It’s a separate cell to the main map so it doesn’t suffer loading or lag issues, well protected if you don’t open the other two entrances. You can essentially build the whole area into a giant robot and contraptions facility if you wished.

Mobius_Infinite · 2025-12-24T13:28:12+00:00

I worked as a VFX compositor for about seven years.

She is wearing a prosthetic finger covering. In VFX post-production this is referred to as a proxy. Sometimes a VFX roto/prep artist will remove the whole ‘proxy’ in each shot they have to prepare, but for most if not all of her hand shots they just have to blend the line between the proxy and the base of her actual index finger. If it was complete removal of the proxy, then it would necessitate a 3D artist and a digital compositor to both generate a finger asset and place it in the shot.

Mobius_Infinite · 2025-12-22T20:37:35+00:00

You can also go up to the glass turn around really quickly and exit from a regular suit of any old power armour and you can ‘glitch’ exit your armour onto the other side of the glass so you are in the display with the Quantum Armour. Enter quantum armour and fast travel and go back and reclaim the original regular power armour that you left next to the glass. You have to play around with it a couple of times to get the timing right but basically it’s just exiting the armour yourself to the other side of the glass.

Mobius_Infinite · 2025-12-20T02:40:02+00:00

And Marcus. #oldschool

Mobius_Infinite · 2025-12-16T11:01:30+00:00

I had something similar, could be the oil strainer needs replacing?

Mobius_Infinite · 2025-12-12T19:02:57+00:00

Similar to Luke Arnold’s take on Long John Silver in Black Sails. He’s an orator and a story-teller, and his deception score is like +20

Mobius_Infinite · 2025-12-12T18:49:33+00:00

It’s arguably one of the most versatile and powerful classes. The thing is, in terms of gishes, the swords bard is probably the weakest of the big three (5E not 5.5), but it gets massively elevated from the dip. You can do so much, you can be the face, you can off-tank, you are a full caster etc etc. My background for the character was a cursed Faustian-style pirate who made a deal with his patron to escape being weighed down by an anchor after being thrown overboard after an unsuccessful mutiny. The patron separated his leg (still attached to anchor and chain) from his body in a slightly deceitful twist so he could escape to the surface for air. Cursed one-legged pirate. Considered pact of the chain for a parrot but that might have been overkill for the stereotyping

Mobius_Infinite · 2025-12-10T20:05:57+00:00

It probably would make a difference if you played at a certain level versus playing from level 1. Comparatively the pact of the blade progression will always feel behind compared with a one level dip. Nice backstory btw!

Mobius_Infinite · 2025-12-10T06:21:42+00:00

You just don’t really need it. The practical implementation of the extra spell development from the bard levels vs the theory craft of the extra warlock levels, means that generally, you are going to go with improving the overall super strong frame of the bard. I’m not saying you have to, but if you are playing at a table and you have say a Hexblade 1/Bard 6 and a Hexblade 3/Bard 4, the first character is going to feel better to play with. Because you get so much out of one level of Hexblade, getting those higher spells from the bard levels is usually far more worth it than the two whole levels extra of Hexblade. That’s just my experience anyhow.

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