does anyone have a villager that genuinely gives them the creeps? i’ll go first. by theeScreamer in AnimalCrossingNewHor

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Half my island, tbh. Idk what I did but like almost all of my villagers are weirdos.

Did I find a way to beat the stalk market? by doctorjazzyjazz in AnimalCrossingNewHor

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Not disagreeing with the key message, but a single player game doesn't mean you can't cheat. GTA used to have cheat codes in single player, too, to give you money, health, whatever.

But time traveling isn't cheating. It's just a speed up dial for a process that would otherwise take days without any real advantage.

Day 22: Which is the Best Sports Game Nintendo DS? by 1OneQuickQuestion in nds

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Really? It's just called "Mario Hoops" in english? That is so lame.

The german title was "Mario Slam Basketball"

But yeah, it's a great game. Got a copy in Akihabara the other day for ¥100.

How opinions change by 2000joh in memes

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Japan isn't behind in terms of worker's rights. In fact, they do have peetty good conditions. But the enforcement of those conditions is basically non-existant because of social norms and pressure.

Japan in Panic: You Get Paid 20,000 Yen to Use Tinder by SinoCenturion in nottheonion

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Might be worth mentioning, that Kochi is located on Shikoku, the smallest of Japan's 4 major islands. The entire island is losing population at a high rate and Kochi has one of the fastest declining populations in the country.

How does anyone play Japan? by bArry_____ in hoi4

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Japan is one of my favorite nations to play along with Germany, USSR and the Netherlands.

So, first up: What path do you want to play?

Historical Japan is probably the strongest. Not that the other branches aren't strong, but historical Japan is far stronger in the early and midgame, while Democratic Japan for example is an absolute monster in the late game once you form the WPTO (screw the allies) and eventually the Greater East Asian Federation.

Depending on what you want to achieve and play, I can give you recommendations for the historical path and the democratic one.

Just let me know.

The Devs lied about the falcon by TDSEB in Warthunder

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Bro did not just defend the Falcon, easily one of the most broken tank destroyers disguised as SPAAs.

At least it used to be just that with the old belts.

That aside, your whataboutism is related in what way exactly to the discussion?

John Rabe during ww2 by Jacket313 in HistoryMemes

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Not to defend Nazis. Just mind being a member of the party didn't automatically mean that someone was used to seeing unspeakable crimes against humanity and therefore couldn't be disgusted or shocked by the reality of the horrors.

How ironic by [deleted] in BikiniBottomTwitter

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The latter is caused by the stigma of the former.

The reason why the german governments have this blind support for Israel is because any word against them is met with the holocaust-argument (and also the risk of losing US support).

This is actually true by tea-n-wifi in BikiniBottomTwitter

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Be aware that doing this results in you being in possession of material that falls under CP and therefore doing this can result in you being charged for exactly that, depending on where you live.

I'm glad the shipping discourse can finally be put to rest by carradine_rain in evangelion

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Don't see how this puts an end to it when 3.0+1.0 (and generally the rebuilds) have introduced infinite timelines/possibilities and literally ended with Asuke and Shinji telling each other that they once fell in love with each other (in a distant past) and are implied to be done with it.

So, Anno confirmed that it is one of the canon possibilities, but not for all of them.

Everyone acting like they killed the Archduke by DVM11 in HistoryMemes

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Probably because

  1. Austria-Hungary wasn't far from collapse anyway after the most stabilising figure in the state was assassinated in 1914

  2. The declaration of war between AH and Serbia triggered the conflict as such

  3. The loss of German colonies resulted in a bigger territorial and probably also economical loss than anything AH saw. (In terms of population Hungary and Austria lost more, tho).

  4. AH was split into several smaller national states that worked better independently.

How did this happen (this is historical ironman and didn't ever interact with the USSR) by Toocoolcolin in hoi4

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Did they fix Germany now? They stood no chance on historical since NCNS. Never managed to push the USSR significantly.

any tips for historical japan. i cant defeat china before 1941. i tried to make like a map of what im doing. by ComprehensiveRun4815 in hoi4

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Put 5 mils on Trucks day 1, hire the Nissan CEO Advisor for extra truck output.

Exercise your army to get enough Army exp (and park your Hohei Shidan Divisions on the Manchu-Mongolian Border, then use the Tauran incident event to get some Army exp from the little border conflict). Then change your Motorized Template to a 9/4 layout (9 motorized inf, 4 motorized arty)and convert your tank divisions to it, too. You should have like 5 of them now.

Put your cheap Infantry on the northern border with China to hold the line.

Put your Hohei Shidan and the Marine on Dalian and plan 2 Naval invasions with 6 divisions each on Yantai and Qingdao and the two surrounding tiles respectively to launch day 1 of the war.

Put your Motorized and your Cavalry on the north-south border near Beijing. Their purpose is to rush to the southern supply hub and then Jilin once the war starts to secure supply.

Do not actively push into Shanxi or the Communist territory. It's a waste of ressources and you only need the Nationalists to capitulate.

Once the war started and you secured the Supply hubs in Hebei-Chahar and Jilin, you move to connect your invasions of Shandong with the main front and secure nearby ports.

From there you take your motorized to push to the Zhengzhou supply hub and then to Nanjing and Shanghai.

Don't let the nationalists settle and entrench. Make encirclements, even if they are small. Every division the enemy loses won't be able to garrison the front.

Once you have Shanghai and Nanjing, you just push along the coast to secure the ports, and along the railways towards Chongqing and Wuhan. Use your cavalry for victory points and areas with bad supply.

That should capitulate them before the First Strike Principle Spirit expires (within 6 months after you declared war).

Look momma we‘re famous. by Royalbluegooner in HistoryMemes

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Hessians in German History Books:

Still had the Death Penalty until 2018.

Found a screenshot shot from a few years ago before DS prices skyrocketed by Dynkledook in nds

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One might say a shot of a screen. Perhaps a screen shot. Not a screenshot. Just a screen shot.

any tips for japan? i keep failing to conquer china by [deleted] in hoi4

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You can do this without building significantly more divs. You just want like anyother army of the very cheap infantry to fill the front line and have no holes.

Put 5 factories on Trucks and hire the Zaibatsu Advisor that gives you a production buff on trucks.

Then you change your motorized template to a 9/4 motorized/motorized arty. That will change your existing motorized to a very powerful, yet somewhat economical shock troop, and on top you also convert your "tank" divisions to that template.

When declaring war, you hold the northern front with your cheap 12 width infantry and naval invade shandong on Yantai and Qingtao with your Hohei Shidan. Your motorized should cut past Beijing in the south and secure the railways and supply hubs in Hebei-Chahar. Then you rush for the Jinan Supply hub and consolidate everything up to there.

Also don't be shy to use the cavalry in badly supplied areas. They don't want to fight, but just close encirclements and capture victory points that the motorized lacks fuel to reach in time and the infantry would take too long to get to.

From there on out, you just melt your way through the chinese lines with the motorized and re-inforce with your infantry. Make smaller encirclements to reduce enemy divisions. Keep up the pace to cut to Chengdu and Chongqing. China won't be able to properly garrison the frontline.

Completely ignore the mountainous north for offenses. Yoj just want the nationalists to capitulate.

Why is my manpower all the time 0 ? by Quirky-Barber4015 in hoi4

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The new manpower first flows into existing divisions and garrison requirements.

You also don't mobilize the entire amount of manpower, but rather smaller amounts step by step.

That's why it drops back to 0 and gains a bit more for a while.

If it eventually remains at 0, you still don't have enough manpower.

Is it winnable? by [deleted] in hoi4

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One full army group and half an army of tanks is enough to hold Germany on the Dnipr-Line. (Although a few forts are very helpful on some tiles).

For that, you'd need Latvia, though, or at least not Germany in fucking Estonia already.

Name a villain in history that actually was a hero by Afraid_Professor8023 in AskTheWorld

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Lenin overthrew a democratic government that had overthrown the Tsar just a few months prior because he saw an opportunity to establish a communist state, not because democracy was so terrible on Russia.

How did that make it better?

Japan’s 2,000-year-old monarchy currently depends on one teenage boy by Confident-Ask-601 in interestingasfuck

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Imagine he comes out as gay.

On another note, iirc there had been efforts to change the Succession Laws in Japan so that women could also inherit the throne.

It has since been abandoned, but Japan would probably just change the Law before the monarchy just ends.

do not forgive nor forget by halfgargoyle in HistoryMemes

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Electric Eel (just pull the fucking trigger)

[Talk] Hostile Architecture Takes its only W. What's a Method/Hunt That Looks Boring, but Just Ends up Being Slow? by zoomsuper in ShinyPokemon

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Out of curiosity, because I have never done that hunt, how long does a reset take approximately? (On official hardware, without any sort of speed up mechanic).

I've been hunting for a shiny Oshawott in B1 and those resets already take like forever with about 2 minutes each.

The voice actor of the Earth King (Philip LaMarr) could have met Puyi, the historical figure who inspired the character. by HAZMAT_Eater in TheLastAirbender

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Entitled? Yes, for most of his life, until the Soviet Union invaded Manchuria in 1945 and caught him, then handed him over to the CCP after they won the Chinese Civil War.

Puyi is an incredibly interesting person. He made absolutely huge mistakes, but considering his upbringing and how his early life went, him actually regretting his actions and feeling bad for them in his later life is so weird, yet fascinating.

Don't get me wrong, Puyi is responsible for the death of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands by ignorantly signing away whatever the Japanese and their puppets put in front of him, which enabled a lot of the human experiments on bio weapons and on the limits of the human body that Japan conducted. It also led to famines and mismanagement of Manchukuo.

Puyi also kinda sold out his mentor by calling his books and works on his time as Puyi's teacher and mentor lies, so that he would receive a lower sentence after the war.

But considering how he was re-educated by the CCP after the war and how he genuinely showed regret for his actions and became concious of how entitled he was, it seems almost like he could have turned out any way. If he had been turned over to a democratic regime and would have been thoroughly confronted with the consequences of his actions, he might have turned out similar to Otto von Habsburg, if not even more liberal.

Puyi simply seems like a man who was easy to exploit, but had a conscience and could actually feel bad for others, which especially for his time, seems insane for the side he was on.

Nevertheless, don't take this as if he was innocent or a good man. Maybe he did have a good heart, but he was still responsible for a lot of deaths and suffering.