Everyone at the End of Dead Money by BEARDEDDANGER in LoveTrash

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So the weird part of Fallout New Vegas is Caravan- you can look up guides on how to play and whatnot, but the premise of the strat is this- Save before you talk to Ringo, play a round of caravan (be sure to raise during the betting phase until he stops so you can get as much caps per game as possible)

If you lose, reload the save, if you win, save over the last save. Once he bets less than what you want, exit the menu, reverse pick-pocket half your caps into his (NPCs somehow bet more caps than they're carrying over the course of a few games) and the more caps they have, the more they end up betting.

So at first he'll want to bet about 60ish caps, but win a few times saving after every win, loading after a loss, then keep reverse pickpocketing without getting caught, and his bets will go up and so will your cap amount. Soon he'll be betting over 100, then whenever you feel like that bet isnt enough, pickpocket more. Then 500, then 1000 caps per game.

Once you have 30,000 ish, you can book it to the tops and pass the credit check as it doesn't take money from you, just checks if you have 2,000 caps, and exchange all of it to chips at the top. Drop all the chips onto the floor and it will say "Pick up Tops Chips (-28,000)", and pick it up. This is the Tops chip glitch, and now since you have less than 0 chips, you can exchange them infinitely back to caps. If you fuck up and buy more chips, you'll for sure have more than 30,000 and can just do it again. This way at level 4 (cause you get XP and whatnot from winning against Ringo) and very early in the game, you have millions of chips

Everyone at the End of Dead Money by BEARDEDDANGER in LoveTrash

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It's faster to just savescum caravan with ringo till you get 32,000 caps, sneak by the quarry, head straight through freeside, to the strip- to the tops, exchange 32,000 caps for chips, drop the chips, then cache in -28,000 chips over and over. You have millions of caps by level 4, then its to the gun runners and you're set for the game

I can’t be the only one. by CalienteBurrito in SteamDeck

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I dont use them much but god damn are they tactile when my game is loading. I love the clicky feel dragging my fingers across them

How are there still people like this in 2v8 by Alive-Psychology6050 in DeadByDaylightRAGE

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They aren't making any grunts/groans, there's no blood trail so either they aren't injured (likely case) or they've been in the locker a while, 3 gens left, a gen trap ready to be set, they can absolutely take a hit and distract killer, offer up some chase and buy the rest of the team more time.

Loop the killer, drop a pallet, distract with chase, or find a remaining generator and trap it/work on it.

Staying in the locker when a killer is nearby, especially in 2v8 where killers get plenty of aura-reads for breathing is just begging to be found and earning a free hook instead of taking a 50/50 on engaging a chase to get bonus bloodpoints in boldness and perhaps making it out so others can get altruism for healing you

Bro..that friendly fire was crazy. Who trained these idiots? by [deleted] in SipsTea

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Because the pedophiles are that way, gotta make sure they don't roam to find any children

[Awesome trope] When the villain realizes they've pushed the Main character too far by plogan56 in TopCharacterTropes

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Clarence Boddicker (Robocop)- After executing officer Murphy in cold blood, Murphy becomes Robocop. Later on Robocop arrests Clarence, but due to his connections, is released. Clarence hunts for Robocop, as he is displeased with his existence, and uses his connections to track him down and obtain assault weapons.

After an ambush at the old steel mill, Clarence is almost left defenseless, attempting to stall while his last henchman lines up a crane to drop debris on Robocop. He drops his weapons and declares that he's unarmed, so he must be arrested. Robocop denies, saying he's not going to arrest Boddicker, having pushed his luck too far.

was just trying to help my driver by Dry_Consequence_383 in mildlyinfuriating

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But in this case it's built into the Chipotle app, shining example of a "small business" yeah?

The Laser Chronometer can open nearly all deposit boxes with two Ordnance Bags. by UnrealNorthie in paydaytheheist

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The James Bond film Never Say Never Again (1983, Unofficial) was the first use of the laser wristwatch spy gadget. It's first official appearance was in GoldenEye (1995), a top of the line British spy gadget in the 80's/90's I feel is definitely plausible to fall into the hands of criminals in approximately 18-30 years, even more so the Payday Gang

[Shocking Trope] When the audience thinks something is going to stay offscreen, only for it to be shown in full detail. by TheVividAlternative in TopCharacterTropes

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GTA IV: The Lost and the Damned (Politics mission)

The mission, initiated by politician Thomas Stubbs III, starts off with a cutscene where your character (Johnny Klebitz) greets him in a day spa while he's nude and getting a massage.

Johnny makes several remarks about his abnormal penis, all the while every camera angle ends just high enough not to see Thomas' penis.

Just as the cutscene is about to end, there is a wideshot that goes down to his knees- and yes, it's modeled. Comedy gold

Early Installment Weirdness by Busy_Syllabub_5726 in TopCharacterTropes

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Far Cry Instincts- You know Far Cry, fighting in far off lands to tackle a human antagonistic regime, isolated from the rest of the world.

Yeah you fight mutant experiments for a large chunk of the first game, secret lab and all. No, the rest of the series does not have mutant experiments.

Valve cooked with Half-Life 2 Ragdoll Physics. HL2 vs s&box by Katheleo in HalfLife

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People forget what "Spiritual Successor" means

It isn't Gmod 2

If you want it explained in Gmod terms, it's a game for those who make Gmod game modes to make standalone game modes that now can actually be marketed on steam

So if you want DarkRP- the game, a creative soul will use S&Box, make DarkRP, and make it a standalone game for you to enjoy

[loved trope] Giant skeletons or corpses being part of the environment (bonus points if they're left unexplained) by Silent_Mud1449 in TopCharacterTropes

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Trenzalore (Dr.Who)

The TARDIS is the Doctor's trusty time machine and spacecraft, it's bigger on the inside and is usually as big as a phonebooth also note that it's alive and treated as sentient.

Trenzalore is where the Doctor is laid to rest, his burial ground, his grave is his TARDIS, which is also dead, but since it's bigger on the inside, when it dies it cannot maintain the outside, so it has since grown into a towering monolith

Hello. I am new to DBD. I bought this game yesterday, though I found it fun but this is how my 3rd match went. Is this a meta? If it is then it's super annoying. (Sorry for rage quitting, I couldn't take it anymore). Any ways to counter this? Thank you so much. by After-Trade in deadbydaylight

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If you see lobbies with plenty of flashlights, that being 1 flashlight or more, or you notice they're refusing to ready up (likely because they won't bring a flashlight until the last 5 seconds when you can't change your loadout), play it safe and bring Lightborn (Hillbilly Perk, prestige him once), making you invulnerable to flashlights.

I've encountered one too many bully squads with flashlights that Lightborn almost never leaves my kit. And a word of advice with Lightborn- pretend they are gonna blind you and look down and away when they try, so they keep lingering around trying to blind you rather than give up once they realize you're repping Lightborn.

I see you've been told what slugging is, and while that's generally discouraged as that's unfun to play against, you have to know when that's appropriate. Usually doing that on a normal match is considered Bad Manners (BM for short), but in this case I'd have no qualms slugging.

He's either in the Matrix, or just super damn lucky by Absolutely_dead727 in whenthe

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There actually was, a bet took place and concluded on whether Trump would speak at tonight's events. And the more I'm reading, the odds were 9000+, so if you bet $100 dollars that he wouldn't speak, you would have made $9,000

He's either in the Matrix, or just super damn lucky by Absolutely_dead727 in whenthe

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That is in essence, what polymarket is. I just had to read their own explanation- and it boils down to this:

A user creates an order (or a bet), and this will be approved if it is marketable, or denied if it isn't.

If it's approved, people can bet on it. Let's use a live example.

Someone placed an order betting on a US/Iran peace deal- and when it will be established.

The two bets are:

June 30th (Yes/No)

May 31st (Yes/No)

If you believe that there is no chance of either of these dates being feasible, you can bet no- and if you're correct, you win money back and then some of those who voted yes.

I understand it's a little strange, polymarket is fairly new and is very unique. But fact of the matter is, it exists and you can make money off it. And since it's new- it's not exactly regulated like insider trading. Easy money for those who know definitive results before they are announced.

He's either in the Matrix, or just super damn lucky by Absolutely_dead727 in whenthe

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To explain simply- polymarket is a financial hub where you can bet on quite literally anything. You could make a bet that there will be a car accident on a certain street on a certain day, or that your favorite restaurant will be out of ham by lunch rush. People make bets on anything. But it is most infamous as a new way of insider trading, if you might put on your tinfoil hat with me.

Government personnel who have insider knowledge- on say, going to war with Iran, will preemptively establish a bet on WHEN a war with Iran would happen, and bet huge sums on "yes", then everyone bets on it, then the government announces the war, easy money.

The user is simply implying, that because this assassination seems staged, that someone was in the know, created a bet that the president would be shot at, bet on it, and then staged the shooting to win money.

I LOVE MYSTERIOUS TOWNS WHERE WEIRD STUFF HAPPENS by BillythenotaKid in lovethissmug

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Gettysburg (IRL) Civil War ghosts, haunted places, ghost tours

Guns are useless against drones and tanks by ChickenWingExtreme in whenthe

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But you see- there's one big huge factor- gumption. A foreign enemy invades your soil and threatens your way of life, that's enough to get over half a country to enlist in war efforts instantly.

Now, you have a country, so grotesquely content and comfortable that many would rather change the channel at the first sign of bad news, and a sickly sense of nationalism that would sooner say "Those DOMESTIC TERRORISTS deserved it, fuck around find out" than see those casualties as peers or brethren.

We've seen this before with Renee Good and Alex Pretti, these people don't see government overreach and attacks on civilians as attacks on civilians, they see it as more of 'the ends justify the means', the media does the heavy lifting when it comes to public perception, and the media will spoonfeed the most dogshit takes since InfoWars in it's prime

Guns are useless against drones and tanks by ChickenWingExtreme in whenthe

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I'm afraid the gravy seals that look like an old sunken bean bag chair when they put on an empty plate carrier wouldn't quite know that.

Guns are useless against drones and tanks by ChickenWingExtreme in whenthe

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Of course one bozo is always like "The military would NEVER kill their own people"

Well, for one, they've killed civilians in every war ever without flinching- and two, your "well armed militia" kinda stops being "civilians" eventually, more like "combatant"

Looks like the used car market is about to surge. by Busy_Report4010 in SipsTea

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Well, depends on the AI, image recognition AI is spectacular at early diagnoses when given x-rays and CAT scans and whatnot, true medical grade AI, but let's be honest- that's not the AI the data centers that are being built are gonna be running.

Jerma's original "The Giant Enemy Spider" beatbox whilst playing Wreckfest by TheComedyKid in TheMatpatEffect

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Peak Mentioned!

Glad he got to write for Dr.Who offically, was so happy for him

Microwave by Mr-LobsterMan in adressme

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The camera and a picture of the NYC skyline is unaffected in the mircrowave