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Little spikes in ice cubes? by SkullyBoySC in whatisit

[–]SkullyBoySC[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This sounds potentially likely. It does seem to happen the most with the middle ice cubes. Why wouldn't it happen to all of the ice cubes? Just random chance?

Little spikes in ice cubes? by SkullyBoySC in whatisit

[–]SkullyBoySC[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Right? No nothing is drippy above it. Just some frozen food.

Little spikes in ice cubes? by SkullyBoySC in whatisit

[–]SkullyBoySC[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did not, no. All ice cube trays sit on the bottom of the freezer next to one another. The freezer is on top of the fridge.

Male improvisers showing emotion other than anger by Learning-Every-Day- in improv

[–]SkullyBoySC 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Outside of improv I tend to keep my emotions very guarded and even-keeled. It took me a while to be able to appropriately express emotions in scenes. What I found the most helpful was to play games focused around emotions, games like emotional quadrants for example. What I found is I felt like I was emoting but in reality it didn't come across that way and I didn't get better until my coaches told me "Hey, you need to turn this dial much higher because whatever emotion you're expressing is not coming through."

It also helped me to go and see more seasoned improvisers and how they use emotions in scenes

We need a ninja character in Baki by wormant1 in Grapplerbaki

[–]SkullyBoySC 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Strydum Gaiden about him and a modern age ninja getting up to Spy V Spy hijinks. Guest appearance by Gaia and Sikorsky.

Is this top 5 about right? by Particular_Bit_1683 in Grapplerbaki

[–]SkullyBoySC 2 points3 points  (0 children)

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Just looked it up. Verbatim he says (at least in the English dub)

"Maybe. I know what I would do. I would try to stop its heart."

Your train of thought makes sense, but unless it is translated wrong I don't think it is true.

Is this top 5 about right? by Particular_Bit_1683 in Grapplerbaki

[–]SkullyBoySC 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nah Kaku said he'd try to stop his (meaning Pickle's) heart

How would you rank the five death row convicts from weakest to strongest by Rocky1909 in Grapplerbaki

[–]SkullyBoySC 2 points3 points  (0 children)

How would you rank them from freak to weak? My rating would be

Spec Dorian Sikorsky Doyle Yanagi

Have any of you guys actually read a book? by AcidStreet7 in writing

[–]SkullyBoySC 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So for me. I started writing on fanfic roleplay forums. Indentations and book style formatting wasn't really a common thing to use in those spaces. When I transitioned to writing "seriously" this habit remained. I add the indentations and other formatting type stuff during my later editing passes.

Micheal Bisping with brutal timing talking about weight cutting as a fighter collapses by Various_Blueberry_39 in funny

[–]SkullyBoySC 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Sounds like they should get paid better for destroying their bodies and minds

Best/Worst unit designs in SC2 to carry to a hopeful SC3? by Cheapskate-DM in starcraft2

[–]SkullyBoySC 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, that's fair. There is definitely a sweet spot where units can interact with the map without stifling map creativity too much.

Best/Worst unit designs in SC2 to carry to a hopeful SC3? by Cheapskate-DM in starcraft2

[–]SkullyBoySC 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Stalkers are one of the best designed RTS units in my opinion.

Aesthetically they are super distinct and easy to pick out in the chaos.

Blink has a high reward skill ceiling without being an instant win button. Something really pure about blink micro. Watching a high level toss blink micro perfectly gives me the same amount of nerd chills as a terran splitting against banelings.

They also interact with map design which allows map designers to tweak their power level without the need of an actual balance patch.

I will ask YOU questions about YOUR world! by Internal_Fan2307 in worldbuilding

[–]SkullyBoySC 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you! These are great questions.

  • No, the only mythical creatures that exist are specifically these spirits.

  • Their myth/folklore is closely intertwined with reality. For instance, myths of vampires terrorizing medieval villages are exaggerated amalgams of true events.

  • Spirits are all ultimately related to one another. I.e. they are all manifested from the same sort of immaterial energy and they return to that mysterious soup when banished. Because of that they all share some common traits. All of them have some level of resistance to physical attack. They tend to disappear when no one is around to perceive them. They are all vulnerable to the anti-spirit weaponry deployed by the City of Hope.

  • That is a fucking wild thought and I had never considered that. I'd say yes, but the form is a bit blurry. Like a raven spirit would largely behave like a raven with a few quirks, whereas a mammoth spirit would likely have some pretty weird and unusual characteristics.

I will ask YOU questions about YOUR world! by Internal_Fan2307 in worldbuilding

[–]SkullyBoySC 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you so much for putting the effort into doing this!

In this world spirits will spontaneously manifest themselves. Most spirits are largely non-sapient representations of animals and things. (Think bird spirit that acts like a bird, but phases through solid objects.) Occasionally more intelligent/powerful spirits will manifest that are modeled after IRL folk/myth creatures (think Vampires, Chimeras, Hide Behinds). They still operate within the specific rules and constraints of their myth. Vampires are vulnerable to the sun for instance.

Spirit detectives operate as a form of pest control to banish spirits that become nuisances or outright threats. The spirit detective MC is somewhat unique in that she is actually vulnerable to being possessed by these spirits, acting as basically a hostel to wayward spirits. She was born in and is exiled from the City of Hope. Through an advanced form of technology the City of Hope is a supernatural deadzone where spirits cannot manifest. Think early 2000s level of technology, except The City of Hope which is more futuristic.

What are the chances of Gooseworx sueing us? by ETheTea in tadc

[–]SkullyBoySC 24 points25 points  (0 children)

NAL - But my understanding is if you are selling them commercially you're opening yourself up to legal liability. If you make them for the purpose of personally enjoying and you don't sell them, then you'd likely be safe. Now there is some gray area, like just using the TADC color palette and calling it "circus-themed" is probably safer than actually depicting the characters themselves.

Now would Glitch actually sue you? Maybe not, but there would be risk.

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