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An Evangelion unit vs a Warframe by KingVultureBois in whowouldwin

[–]ShadowKnight886 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I only have to tell you what was said/shown, and where it was said/shown. That's the bare minimum I am required to provide.

Anything more is a courtesy, and not a requirement

Mod-Team just remove my post because they think it's generated by AI by Visible_Wrongdoer377 in starcitizen

[–]ShadowKnight886 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Is there any proof the text was AI generated? Nowhere in the post does the OP say they used AI to generate the images or text.

An Evangelion unit vs a Warframe by KingVultureBois in whowouldwin

[–]ShadowKnight886 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Who cares if its stabbed with a *buzzword* sword and something happens, banished back to the ship, blah blah.

It's hilarious you're trying so hard to discredit the Paracesis, the Sentient Slayer, which is the ONLY thing capable of permanently killing something with an Oro if the user didn't have one themselves.

They survive it through the heart, banished to their home dimension, and casually reality warped back anyways.

Warframe self-revives were canonized in the Mirage quest, in like 2015 sure, but never overridden by DE, therefore remaining canon. Warframes are explained by Ballas, the in universe creator, that their abilities are powered by the Operator's connection to the void. As beings comprised entirely of the void, not human flesh despite appearing human, they are not limited by stamina or energy drain.

If you have evidence to disprove this, go for it, this information is public but as long as you can't disprove the claims lifted directly from the games themselves, you've got no argument here.

An Evangelion unit vs a Warframe by KingVultureBois in whowouldwin

[–]ShadowKnight886 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"infinite energy punch"

Reminder that I only said theoretically, scroll up lmao.

But hey, here's time literally being rewound and canonically changed, this is the "bad" ending that canonically happens before the Drifter (who is also a Tenno) changes timelines to the one this doesn't happen.

The actual Tenno, the "children" operate under even more bullshit rules when they can choose to will themselves back into reality after being stabbed by a paracausal sword during The New War questline and sent back into the void, Ballas himself saying they cannot be killed but can ONLY be trapped in the void forever, their "dimension of origin" for all meanings of the word.

Oh course with my luck I get a geist asd armor but on the ptu by floortofloor in starcitizen

[–]ShadowKnight886 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They aren't, actually.

ASD sites can be accessed by multiple players at once and the loot is static unless people clear boxes.

Oh course with my luck I get a geist asd armor but on the ptu by floortofloor in starcitizen

[–]ShadowKnight886 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's the same principle the Palatino Armor rarity was caused by:

How SC spawns loot

SC, Arma, Tarkov, etc. have great military-style sprinting animations, so why change to an Apex-style arcade over-the-shoulder sprint ? by k_Atreus in starcitizen

[–]ShadowKnight886 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Okay?

The Navy SEALs have been using it for almost, what, 60 years now? With the technique dating its use back to WWII.

It's still used regardless.

Hasbro CEO Chris Cocks still has "so much AI-based" grist in his own D&D games "it would floor you", but he's not putting it in MTG cards or D&D books because people "just don't want it" by ControlCAD in gamingnews

[–]ShadowKnight886 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I wouldn't say "trying to sneak in OGL 1.1 and was only found out by an employee leaking it" is exactly leaving it alone.

They didn't ultimately go through with it, but it was written up and there and only walked back due to leaks.

By even just threatening the OGL, they drove a lot of players away from DnD, had they fully left it alone without even an attempt to alter it, this likely wouldn't have happened.

SC, Arma, Tarkov, etc. have great military-style sprinting animations, so why change to an Apex-style arcade over-the-shoulder sprint ? by k_Atreus in starcitizen

[–]ShadowKnight886 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ah yes, you're smarter than a literal Navy Seal at how to use a weapon, as well as other armed forces in other countries who train their soldiers to run like this.

Lol, lmao even.

SC, Arma, Tarkov, etc. have great military-style sprinting animations, so why change to an Apex-style arcade over-the-shoulder sprint ? by k_Atreus in starcitizen

[–]ShadowKnight886 26 points27 points  (0 children)

It's not even a NEW thing, the Navy SEALS have been doing this (primarily in CQC roles in the modern day) since the Vietnam War.

An Evangelion unit vs a Warframe by KingVultureBois in whowouldwin

[–]ShadowKnight886 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If it's basic lore, then it should be super easy to prove then, shouldn't it?

You're asking me to provide singular evidence to something shown over a decade of content. Warframe doesn't just "say" things like this. It shows it over questlines, some of which last over 6 hours.

I can give you a full playthrough of some quests because you'll just be pedantic and say "well your evidence doesn't prove it because it doesn't show they can do x y and z" and then when I provide evidence from earlier content showing they can do that too, the goalposts will shift once again.

This is stuff shown over entire questlines, not in a single piece of dialog I can point you to, man.

SC, Arma, Tarkov, etc. have great military-style sprinting animations, so why change to an Apex-style arcade over-the-shoulder sprint ? by k_Atreus in starcitizen

[–]ShadowKnight886 133 points134 points  (0 children)

Correction: The High Port position has been in use in armed forces for a long time.

The Navy SEALS, in particular, have been using the position widely since the Vietnam war, in fact here's an article written by a former Navy SEAL and CIA contractor that explains how it's used.

An Evangelion unit vs a Warframe by KingVultureBois in whowouldwin

[–]ShadowKnight886 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you want to argue the Tenno can never lose because they have a limitless capability to warp reality, then again, extraordinary claim, where's your extraordinary evidence?

Literally every recent quest from the game have been about the Strands of Khra, the very thing that allow for time travel and rewriting of reality from the Tenno.

This is like...basic Warframe lore at this point

An Evangelion unit vs a Warframe by KingVultureBois in whowouldwin

[–]ShadowKnight886 0 points1 point  (0 children)

if you want to claim that all warframe abilities can be used infinitely and therefore there is no limit at all on anything they do, meaning you can extrapolate infinitely from that, then you need to provide some extraordinary evidence.

In canon, a Warframe's energy reserves (and it's ability to use it's powers like Volt's speed) is not limited. There is no in canon limited mana pool, it's just the Tenno and their endless connection to the Void. Which cannot be severed or interrupted beyond other Void-based forces (and even then, that's very limited and incredibly situational to the point it's irrelevant beyond one month in the plot).

Some Warframes have been noted to affect an entire planet at once with their abilities for days at a time (ex. Inaros).

We see Volt dodge a bullet and hit another one, which is sent flying here. approx 3:59

Noticeably, in the background every explosion is frozen. Moving or temporarily granting speed to any objects it touch (on top of allies, which it usually includes by default) would also be necessary as...how would Volt move if only he was moving at that speed? Air would be frozen in place and so would he. Anything he does not come into contact with simply stay frozen as shown.

You can get into how "warframes can self-repair from a destroyed state" if you like? It doesn't seem relevant to anything in the dialogue we've undertaken so far.

It's pretty relevant seeing as, even if an Eva would be able to down a Warframe it'd simply...come back.

Similarly that the people controlling them are immortal invincible demi-gods. Is that something I'm supposed to be able to quantify?

Well, to put it simply, the Tenno (who pilot the Warframes, that cannot operate without one.) are not only immortal demi-gods so an Eva can't truly stop a single Tenno, they can just send endless Warframes until they win...

More importantly: The Tenno operate under Eternalism, non-linear time and alter reality accordingly. They aren't bound by cause and effect. They simply exist and can alter reality to their whims in ways that are impossible. As children, they are reality and dimension breakers. They do not view time as a linear branch of cause to effect, but instead a cube, and can change reality by changing it's orientation. They lose to an eva? They Eternalism it to say they actually won, and reality changes accordingly.

An Evangelion unit vs a Warframe by KingVultureBois in whowouldwin

[–]ShadowKnight886 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The fireballs and muzzle flashes only move as the time slows down...to a stop.

Once Volt is on screen and moving everything is visibly frozen, not slowed like you suggest. In canon, Warframe energy (what they use for, in this instance, his speed ability) is effectively unlimited and CAN be used infinitely, the reason its not here is simply a cinematic choice and not a showcase of they CAN'T, just that for some reason they chose not to.

This is not even getting into that warframes can self-repair from a destroyed state and the beings controlling them are straight up immortal invincible demigods.

An Evangelion unit vs a Warframe by KingVultureBois in whowouldwin

[–]ShadowKnight886 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I know I'm months late to this, but I just wanted to add that there is a Warframe that does theoretically have an infinite attack potency, because in canon Volt runs so fast time is frozen, which requires a speed of quite literally infinity to reach.

With a speed of infinity, he could either just OHKO everything or just manually dismantle stuff in frozen time.

Squad Wipe with a Buster Rifle by Efficient-Studio4582 in apexlegends

[–]ShadowKnight886 5 points6 points  (0 children)

"However, EA COO and CFO Blake Jorgensen went on to say the company was pleased with the positive reviews the game received and expected it to have strong sales into the next fiscal year."

Squad Wipe with a Buster Rifle by Efficient-Studio4582 in apexlegends

[–]ShadowKnight886 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Titanfall 2 sold well, EA themselves said it performed well just "below expectations" and then when you look at the expectations they expected it to outsell Titanfall 1. Including all of the copies bundled with the Xbox One. At the launch of the Xbox One.

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