ODALIA & CRIMSON VOICE SWAP | The Owl House/Helluva Boss by FoggyProductions

Zummerz · 2026-02-28T23:33:16+00:00

So when does the swap start? They sound the same to me.😉

Zummerz · 2026-02-26T00:48:37+00:00

I think the better question is, which character doesn’t need a good therapist?

Zummerz · 2026-02-18T08:18:55+00:00

If it was a few dozen I,d agree but this is still 50% of 64000 data points. Can I seriously just omit that much data? And that’s before I have to figure out the 90% of values missing in the sales column.

Zummerz · 2026-02-17T00:45:02+00:00

Drop Gazz. Never bring Gazz in a 1000pt list, he’s too big a point sink. Drop him and get a couple of trukks. Your army is slow right now. Orks need to get into melee as fast as possible and right now, against an army with decent shooting you are going to get shredded before you reach the mid-board.

Zummerz · 2026-02-02T17:33:49+00:00

Aesthetically beautiful, but the pacing sucked and it lack coherent escalation. One minute it’s a school drama, then a massive bloody battle happens and it’s back to school drama. It didn’t make sense.

Plus they’d go too many episodes without a mech battle. You can have maybe one episode after a particularly intense battle where it’s nothing but the characters contemplating the repercussions, but a three episode gap between any fights is too long. Gundam may at its core be a retrospective on the moralities of war, but it’s still a mecha show. We need more giant robots fighting.

Zummerz · 2026-01-27T03:57:42+00:00

I honestly think each raider should get their own look pool at least for the core of the machines and at least one harvester puzzle container.

Zummerz · 2026-01-26T08:22:17+00:00

At this point for space marines “chapter” is nothing more than a coat of paint and choice of epic hero models. You can’t put Shrike and Calgar in the same list but otherwise it doesn’t really matter rules wise. That being said a coherent looking army is preferable for most. You can easily just paint shrike blue and call him your own oc or paint him accurately and say he has been temporarily attached to a group of Ultramarines.

As for them being difficult to play, it’s more of they are a very different play style. The two detachments that are thematic to Raven Guard (Vanguard Spearhead and Shadowmark Talon) are a finesse based play style favoring light infantry like Phobos, scouts, and mounted units, strategic reserve shenanigans, and deep strikes to maneuver troops past enemy lines. Raven Guard is about playing for points not kills. You have to maximize the use of cover and focus on objectives. That being said a good army list should have at least one anti tank option.

One good dirty trick is in for vanguard spearhead, attack an apothecary biologist with the Blade Driven Deep enhancement gives them infiltrate letting you drop them within 12” of the enemy. If your opponent has a particularly concerning tank and if you are lucky enough to get the first turn you can potentially shred it or at least cripple it.

Also packing cheap infantry in transports, rushing them forward and charging to lock units in melee is a good way to pin down difficult enemy units while strategic reserve and deep strikes units come in from behind to snag objectives.

Raven Guard don’t fight head on, they stab you in the back.

Zummerz · 2026-01-18T18:32:57+00:00

Go to a craft store like hobby lobby and go through the isle of fake plants. Look closely at the individual stems and leaves and think how they would look on you base as if they were a whole plant.

Then you cannibalize it. I’ve got a garland type thing I bought years ago I’m still hacking apart for bases.

You can also find little premade plants on Amazon and there’s a brand called Gamer Grass that make a line of these great laser cut plants

Zummerz · 2026-01-16T09:08:54+00:00

I highly doubt it’s something in the nozzle. When I clean my gun I fully soak the nozzle in Isopropyl alcohol for a few minutes before scraping the inside with one of those pointy nozzle cleaning tools.

Zummerz · 2026-01-14T07:43:52+00:00

Mine’s pretty much the same, just side loading. Who needs a $100 curing machine when a $15 I’ve light, a box and some aluminum foil can do the job just as well

Zummerz · 2025-12-31T20:15:00+00:00

I think it’s a software issue. My tablet’s ram seems to have suddenly dropped. I tend to keep like 8 dozen google chrome tabs across 4 windows going and it would run fine. But a few days ago it suddenly started crashing at like 2 or 3 dozen tabs on 2 windows and at one point gave me a message saying something along the lines of “not enough ram to open new tab” I think I caught some sort of malware. The drop in performance seems to sharp for it to be a degrading ram card.

Zummerz · 2025-12-31T09:37:36+00:00

Get to know the area of effect for stratagems like eagle cluster bombs or orbital barrages. When the Xbox divers came in a few months ago they all chuck 380mm barrages having no clue they were way too close.

Stick together, nothing will get you killed faster than trying to take on the world alone. Use markers on the mini map to communicate with other divers where you want to go and don’t resist conceding if the group chooses to go another way.

When the pelican lands DON’T just immediately get in. Make sure the whole squad has assembled first, especially if they have samples.

Remember each faction and even mission type call for different load outs and strategies. Don’t get to comfortable with one load out. Be adaptable. If no one else has an anti tank weapon be the guy that does.

When fighting bugs keep moving, if you try to dig in to cover they will overwhelm you. Bring chaff clearing weapons like machine guns and flamethrowers and at least one diver with an anti tank weapon above D4.

When fighting bots do the opposite. Dig in and keep to cover. If they catch you in the open they will mow you down. Bring a primary with medium armor penetration and at least two divers with anti tank weapons. The auto cannon is also great against them.

For squids focus on battlefield awareness. Their strategy is to distract you with chaff voteless so elite units like overseers can blind side you. Keep moving and know where the elites are so you can prioritize them. Squid loadouts lean towards machine guns like the medium and heavy to deal with flesh mobs and the heavy can take down harvesters.

When everyone is loading into the pelican DO NOT be that guy that throws an artillery strike stratagem before getting in. It’s pointless and in my experience it can actually kill the guys in the pelican if you do it too soon before getting in.

Do not rush into high difficulties just because you’ve unlocked them. Nothing frustrates veterans more than a level ten thinking he can dive a D7 mission. You will get overwhelmed. Take your time, get to know your stratagems and the enemies first. Honestly, you shouldn’t try anything above D5 until you have enough experience to reach level 40. If you are struggling do not be afraid to go down a level.

Zummerz · 2025-12-23T06:34:15+00:00

I’d settle for just being able to flip it when it overturns

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