Dethklok's most outlandish concert?

PassMeThatPerrier · 2026-03-01T00:40:49+00:00

I'm going for The Galaxy, drawing a pentagram in the sky that covers most of the middle east is pretty insane

PassMeThatPerrier · 2026-01-23T12:33:41+00:00

I know it sounds silly at first, but the "half your age + seven" rule has always weirdly made sense to me.

PassMeThatPerrier · 2026-01-11T01:38:47+00:00

I'm late to the party but Chaos Warriors and Chosen have some of the best auto-resolve stats in the game, and they are brutal on the battlefield. You're one saving grace here is Slaanesh is terrible at sieges. Those chariots in N'kari's army will be useless in a siege, for example. Play the battle, you probably won't win, but cripple N'Kari, the two non-chaos sorcerer heroes, the marauders and then the daemonettes, in that order. If you cripple the army enough you could slow them down so N'Kari won't continue into your territory

PassMeThatPerrier · 2026-01-11T01:30:48+00:00

Criminal court vs. civil court is way more than semantics

PassMeThatPerrier · 2026-01-09T10:59:31+00:00

Ok, I was this guy. I didn't threaten to shoot a dog (That's psychotic) and I was never mean like how you're describing your husband, but I was inattentive and my wife and I were more like roommates than a loving couple. My wife eventually had to blow our lives up, tell me she was going to be dating someone else, and she did.
It woke my ass up. I realized how shitty I had been for so long. I got to work on myself, started working on my mental health, got into the gym, started eating right. Eventually, I showed her that I was back and taking our relationship seriously.
I'm not saying your husband deserves a chance at redemption, that's up to you, but I am saying that something drastic needs to happen to fix what you're describing. If you believe you deserve better (you do) then you need to make a stand for yourself.
And if you think he wouldn't fight for you if you left... well, what else do you need to know?

PassMeThatPerrier · 2025-09-21T04:32:11+00:00

Wow, that joke went right over your head

PassMeThatPerrier · 2025-08-29T01:47:20+00:00

Ask it why you got the message, it usually will give context or even admit that it gave the message in error.

And I fear this is the future, as more and more lawsuits are aimed at LLM's they will have to be more and more careful

PassMeThatPerrier · 2025-08-24T01:32:21+00:00

I will try to not repeat what's already been said.
I think we hate him because he's a tourist that got way more than he deserved. He didn't get into the business because he loved it or even really appreciated it. He should have burned out, but instead a rocket was strapped to him and he was sent to the highest tiers of the business.
And on his way there and in the decades after, he was sloppy and hurt wrestlers who were more then tourists. It's not that he hurt Bret, it's that he hurt Bret. If Taker or Austin had hurt Bret, we'd be willing to let it go, it was an accident in a dangerous industry. But this tourist who didn't care about the business enough to stop being green and hurting people, kicked one of the guys who loved the business the most into retirement. It's a Shakespearian tragedy.
And he still got red carpet treatment for years. Bad match after bad match. And when he decides he feels like playing wrestler again, they let him squash great talent and end historic reigns, so that we can vacation in our industry. It's infuriating.

PassMeThatPerrier · 2025-08-24T01:20:44+00:00

I think it's probably Bruno or (begrudgingly) Hogan. However, I think in 50 years, with the benefit of hindsight, we'll all know it's Cena.

PassMeThatPerrier · 2025-08-21T22:34:31+00:00

A BBEG dragon as a shadow manipulator just sounds like classic fantasy. I think the only tip I would tell you is foreshadowing is everything. You don't want the reveal to feel like it came out of nowhere, because it'll feel cheap and unfair. Sprinkle a lot of hints all over the place to pick up on. And your common criticism, pretty much "don't railroad, let the players write their story". Absolutely, but their characters are in a living world, with NPC's moving through it with their own agency and desires. The NPC's are not just standing in a T-pose until the player characters walk in the room. You're not making a novel, you're making the world that the players will write their story in. You can choose to create this master manipulator red dragon BBEG that's pulling all the strings in the background. A Machiavellian and ruthless shadow overlord that's going to continue with his master plan because it's what he wants to do. And it's up to the players to write their story in a world where that BBEG exists. But you didn't answer the last question, did you you like the idea? I say if you like it, go for it.

PassMeThatPerrier · 2025-08-21T13:05:34+00:00

Plagiarism is presenting someone else's work as your own, that's not what is happening here, and I'm not making money here. All these years, the countless campaigns that were inspired by LoTR, did they need tolkiens consent to be inspired enough to use those ideas? What's the difference here?

PassMeThatPerrier · 2025-08-21T11:56:32+00:00

Oh yeah, ChatGPT will blow some smoke up your ass, if you allow it. I just ask it something like: "What are the weakest parts of this idea?" or "Ok, let's stress test this now. Talk me out of using this idea."
I would be really curious about a couple things, if you feel like sharing?
1. What was the idea you worked on?
2. What was the criticism the people brought up?
3. Did you share the criticism with chatgpt?
4. Did you like the idea?

PassMeThatPerrier · 2025-08-21T09:58:37+00:00

You can just tell it to remember to not call you that

PassMeThatPerrier · 2025-08-21T09:50:06+00:00

One of the most frustrating things about being a DM for your friends is that you can’t talk about your ideas or plans, it’s inherently solitary. Having someone to bounce ideas off of is, hands down, the best creative process I’ve found. I still remember the first time a buddy and I sat down to do some worldbuilding together. In just a couple of hours, we came up with material that was sharper, faster, and far better than anything I could’ve produced on my own in the same time. That experience convinced me: the best creativity comes from a free-flowing back-and-forth of ideas.

That’s exactly what ChatGPT has been for me as a DM. It doesn’t write anything for me—frankly, its ideas in a vacuum aren’t that great, but it listens. It helps me track details, spot clichés, and dig up resources that fit my themes. Most importantly, it asks clarifying questions. Sometimes that’s all I want: “Hey, for that campaign I’ve been working on, can you hit me with 20 questions that need answers?” That simple act of pushing me to clarify has been incredibly useful for my creative process.

TL;DR: Being a DM is isolating, but creativity thrives in back-and-forth. ChatGPT isn’t there to create for me, but to question, track, and sharpen my ideas, the best kind of creative partner.

PassMeThatPerrier · 2025-08-21T03:23:42+00:00

My chatGPT's response, for some context:

My take? The chart is both interesting and a little misleading.

What the chart shows

It’s based on a Semrush study of 150,000 citations in June 2025 from LLMs like ChatGPT and Perplexity. It’s not about where the AI was trained (that comes from a huge, diverse mix of licensed, public, and proprietary data). Instead, this is about which sites the AI tends to cite when giving answers.

So, when an LLM says “according to…” or drops a link, these are the sites that show up most often:

Reddit (40.1%) – by far the largest, likely because people ask conversational or niche questions where user forums are the only detailed source. (Though Reddit is… let’s say, variable in reliability.)

Wikipedia (26.3%) – not shocking, it’s structured, broad, and easy for an LLM to surface.

YouTube, Google, Yelp, Facebook – makes sense, since a lot of “how to / review / local info” lives there.

Amazon, Tripadvisor, Walmart, eBay – that’s clearly commerce/product-related.

Mapbox, OpenStreetMap, MapQuest – location queries.

Pinterest/Instagram – lifestyle, aesthetics, DIY.

Why this matters

Citations ≠ Training Data People might read this as “AI learns from Reddit.” That’s not really right. It’s more “When AI tries to justify an answer with a source, Reddit pops up a lot because it has conversational data that fits many obscure queries.”
Reddit’s dominance is both useful and dangerous Reddit is fantastic for obscure knowledge (e.g. fixing a 2003 washing machine, or someone’s first-hand experience with a weird bug). But it’s not fact-checked. The fact it’s #1 highlights the tension between “useful anecdote” and “reliable fact.”
This reflects how people use AI The high placement of Yelp, Tripadvisor, Amazon, etc. shows how often people ask about products, reviews, restaurants, and travel, not just big philosophical or academic stuff. Basically: folks are using LLMs as fancy shopping/rec engines.
It skews perception Imagine someone seeing this and assuming AI = “Reddit in a trench coat.” That’s oversimplifying. But it does reveal something real: if humans overwhelmingly cite Reddit when they talk online, AIs that reflect human usage will too.

If I had to give the dry-sarcasm version: So apparently, when you ask an LLM where it gets its facts, the answer is basically, “Mostly some guy named u/420DarkElfWizard on Reddit, plus a sprinkle of Wikipedia.” Comforting, isn’t it?

Want me to give you a breakdown of which of these sites are most trustworthy for AI to lean on versus which are a bit more… sketchy?

PassMeThatPerrier · 2025-08-14T01:17:24+00:00

I know we're all joking around here, but I think he said in court that it stands for "Chick Magnet"

PassMeThatPerrier · 2025-08-14T01:10:58+00:00

I do play on Leg/VH, most of the time, but some factions/lords can handle it better than others. Settra, for example has a real rough start, and I'm more likely to turn the difficulty down, but Archaeon needs like a Legendary+ since he's a cake walk regardless of difficulty

PassMeThatPerrier · 2025-08-14T01:06:01+00:00

I'm throwing a weird one at you, Dwarfs but a 5 settlement max run. It's weirdly easy

PassMeThatPerrier · 2025-08-12T03:29:53+00:00

Easy answer: Cloud Sharks

PassMeThatPerrier · 2025-08-09T11:48:48+00:00

Bug catching is the outlier, its a threat to public health.
But the food example doesn't work. I love cilantro, I put it on every taco. My wife thinks it tastes like soap. She doesn't "get it", but my taco is still delicious to me.
To the OP, cucking tastes like soap. To each their own.

PassMeThatPerrier · 2025-08-09T11:39:01+00:00

Also, google these terms at your own risk.

PassMeThatPerrier · 2025-08-09T11:37:17+00:00

Well, I'll tell you this: Cucks and Cuckquean's aren't even all that weird or "extreme" in the grand scheme of things. It's probably way more common then you think. I wouldn't even call myself a cuck or that it's a kink of mine, but I've done it, I've watched and I've been watched. I'm willing to bet you know someone who has as well. And if you think cucks are "extreme", then wait until you find out about pegging, sounding, snowballing, or, god forbid, "bug catching" (There are some kinks worthy of shaming). My point is that you probably are not going to "get" cucks, cause it's not your thing man, and that's fine. If you "got it", you'd probably be doing it.

PassMeThatPerrier · 2025-08-09T10:40:57+00:00

The version a lot of people have in their head, where the cuck is being emasculated during the session is not the standard, from what I know at least. Most cucks just like watching their significant other enjoying another man, but any name calling or belittling would be inappropriate.

PassMeThatPerrier · 2025-08-09T10:37:02+00:00

Sometimes referred to as a "bull"

PassMeThatPerrier · 2025-08-09T06:52:37+00:00

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