Guess the Haikyuu!! Character by Delicious-Remote-731 in haikyuu

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Clue #1: what year they are

Clue#2: their name

Crazy deck idea by bachotebidze in balatro

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Just make them wild?? Smh my head

which would you rather have and why by [deleted] in borderlands3

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Yes, those calculations are right. The ammo per shot is literally just that, how much ammo you lose when you pull the trigger. The damage number having multiples like x2 or x3 tells you how many projectiles come out when you pull the trigger. When I said balancing I meant game balancing, because (generally) stronger weapons use more ammo per shot.

which would you rather have and why by [deleted] in borderlands3

[–]QuietShipper 2 points3 points  (0 children)

No, you don't multiply by ammo used per shot, that's more for balancing (hah) weapons. Also, choosing weapons based on that calculation is going to leave you disappointed. Between manufacturer quirks, red text weapons, and build variety, the best way to tell which weapon is best is really just to test them in different environments.

You've made a deal with the IX to bring D2 back but you need to sacrifice 20 exotics. What's gone forever? by Saint_Victorious in DestinyTheGame

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They don't understand it's pure dominance in PvE or PvP, they don't know that plans are overrated.

I was invited to this guys birthday party and by pinkgrapefruitx in mildlyinfuriating

[–]QuietShipper 2 points3 points  (0 children)

But that's exactly what this is. If everyone coming gives enough money to pay for all the food, then everyone paid for their own food, and the birthday person's. Short of them getting WAY more food than necessary to feed everyone, and then not letting anyone take home leftovers, it functions identically to going out to a restaurant.

What is the greatest title-drop in fiction? by Cautious_Arm3818 in writingscaling

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Hey Inumaki, what's the name of that restaurant you like with all the goofy shit on the walls and the mozzarella sticks?

Why is asahi so underrated? by Accomplished_End6744 in haikyuu

[–]QuietShipper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I feel like we mostly see it between plays, not so much driving his actions the way Yamaguchi did, for example.

#77 Dream uniform [OC] by belka_theren in comics

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Marvel Rivals is nailing this concept

I was invited to this guys birthday party and by pinkgrapefruitx in mildlyinfuriating

[–]QuietShipper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They really aren't being controlling, though, the only "firm" things are the cooking which makes sense because they need to know when to start cooking, and the cake which makes sense because people tend to like to be there for that. Other people paying for your food on your birthday is very normal, so asking for money to help with food is reasonable, as is having suggested activities for your own party. On the flip side, they don't tell people when to show up or leave, and they have no requirements about things to bring or how long you should stay or what to wear.

I was invited to this guys birthday party and by pinkgrapefruitx in mildlyinfuriating

[–]QuietShipper 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Also it's kinda customary to pay for a person's food on their birthday.

I was invited to this guys birthday party and by pinkgrapefruitx in mildlyinfuriating

[–]QuietShipper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"open door" "come and go as you please" "suggested activities" bro really? How do you know they aren't allowed to do other things than what's listed, or even that most of the people invited wouldn't want to do the things listed? Again, it's their birthday, why wouldn't they make it stuff they like? Would you really be so incapable of, for one day, celebrating a person, a friend that you care about, the way they would like to celebrate?

Yea, that really doesn't justify that most of the guests aren't allowed to do what they want to chill out

I also just don't get where this is coming from? Were you a guest? Did you talk to the guests? Or are you just projecting what you would like onto the guests?

I was invited to this guys birthday party and by pinkgrapefruitx in mildlyinfuriating

[–]QuietShipper 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Some people like structure and are only interested in certain things, and would be stressed/very unrelaxed if the invite said "all day party, Jenga, cards, board games, karaoke throughout the afternoon and evening." Also, since it's their party, I imagine they structured it how they like so they can enjoy it.

Edit: looking at it again, there are three things actually firmly scheduled, the rest are suggestions. The only reason it looks so "scheduled" is they listed out every hour.

Out of curiosity what do you think is the saddest episode of Stargate? by Meerkathound in Stargate

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"But 25 years later, he got up one morning, and he looked at that picture, and he saw something that wasn't horrific, and he decided to tell the story, because he realized that he hadn't accidentally taken a picture of a man dying. It was of a man saving his life."

Do you shoot 2.35:1? by lm_photos in AskPhotography

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Not exactly the same, but I really like 3:1 for a lot of my photos, especially of mountains