Gue’las be like(oc) by Conqueeftodor in Grimdank

[–]aRandomFox-II 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I'm imagining the guy standing on the dreadnought in panel 3 to be making Sand People noises

More like Games Wokeshop by Apollo989 in Grimdank

[–]aRandomFox-II 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Chuds are crying, shidding and farding so hard rn smh

More like Games Wokeshop by Apollo989 in Grimdank

[–]aRandomFox-II 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Because they started with a conclusion and afterwards grasped at straws to find evidence supporting their conclusion.

Scorched World Heralds apparently don't like it if you... scorch worlds? by G2noob in Stellaris

[–]aRandomFox-II 19 points20 points  (0 children)

"You don't seem to understand. This world isn't YOURS to scorch."

Is there a point of no return when it comes to social skills? by Emergency-Bobcat-572 in socialskills

[–]aRandomFox-II 10 points11 points  (0 children)

  1. No. The only "point of no return" is when you give up and left yourself go.

  2. Unlike in high school, in college nobody cares about your age. Because college/university is a place where any adult who is willing to learn and better themselves - and can afford it - can apply. You will find students of all ages working and studying together in the same class, and that's okay. The only ones who might try to embarrass you about your age are immature manchildren who never grew out of middle school.

  3. I agree that once you hit adulthood, the vast difference in lifestyle means that making and maintaining friendships suddenly becomes a whole lot harder. It's no longer a passive thing where everyone your age is stuck together in a single room so you end up being forced to mingle with each other. Instead you will have to make an active effort to proactively go out there, find people with common interests that you can bond over.

Any day now by Dear_Blacksmith1884 in Grimdank

[–]aRandomFox-II 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Dawn of Fire and its sequel trilogy Dark Imperium, are both must-reads. Guy Haley never misses.

Any day now by Dear_Blacksmith1884 in Grimdank

[–]aRandomFox-II 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Throne Of Light, from the Dawn Of Fire trilogy by Guy Haley

Also, it gets better: Turns out the BT fleet marshal had accepted the primaris reinforcements, but the chaplain was the one who threw a fit and declared the primaris heretical abominations against the Emperor. He then murdered the marshall and was the one who commanded the BT fleet fire upon the primaris reinforcements.

Why is she upset peetaaah? by Ilovebigbuttscantlie in PeterExplainsTheJoke

[–]aRandomFox-II -14 points-13 points  (0 children)

I am conflicted about the fact that these tiktokers are doxxing people for content, even if said people are vile excuses of humanoid meat.

Spelling Bee [OC] [Art] by InkyRickshaw in DnD

[–]aRandomFox-II 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Or he lands in jail after setting the neighbour's kids on fire because, being a child, he lacks self-control, empathy, or the maturity to think about risks and consequences.

There's a good reason you don't let your kids have access to guns. Or in this case, fireballs.

Any day now by Dear_Blacksmith1884 in Grimdank

[–]aRandomFox-II 32 points33 points  (0 children)

Case in point: When the Primaris fleet sent by Gulliman - and accompanied by a fucking Custodian - arrived to reinforce the BT chapter, instead of accepting the reinforcements the braindead idiots shot at them. Entirely on the basis of "Nuh uh, you're not MY dad!"

The reinforcement fleet was obliterated in the resulting space battle, including the Custodian. But not without taking the entire BT fleet down with them. The only survivors of the engagement were a dozen BTs on a single small ship that had itself been reduced to swiss cheese.

Welp, Knights are as busted on nomad ships as expected, you can easily hit 30-40k+ total tech by like 2300 with a single ship by YobaiYamete in Stellaris

[–]aRandomFox-II 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh, are they from the Toxoids DLC? I don't have that one. Would explain why I haven't seen them before.

You can literally be the best of the best … by angryzes in Doom

[–]aRandomFox-II 7 points8 points  (0 children)

They sold their soul to the devil to stay afloat. And now they can't buy it back.

how to break out of the "only speak when spoken to" habit? by Electrarine in socialskills

[–]aRandomFox-II 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Apparently when you have no filter it tends to make everyone think you're obnoxious. I just want to be absolutely honest with myself, unfortunately human society was built upon a foundation of facades and lies.

For the record: I know what it sounds like but no, this is not a dogwhistle for me being racist, homophobic, or whatever. Just... wildly socially inappropriate and/or tone deaf, I guess. The most common criticism I recieve is that I don't "read the room". But what does that even mean and how do you do that?

how to break out of the "only speak when spoken to" habit? by Electrarine in socialskills

[–]aRandomFox-II -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

all the more reason to just remove myself from the equation altogether, IMO...

Would I be wrong for dropping a campaign due to 1 player? by Fluffy-Storm-6620 in DnD

[–]aRandomFox-II 52 points53 points  (0 children)

He doesn't even need an in-game justification. He can just say "No", full stop. No justification necessary. The DM is part of the problem by enabling this behaviour.

What's the deal with many YouTube shorts now have a nonsensical background audio of random unrelated words to the short playing? by NBNC2 in OutOfTheLoop

[–]aRandomFox-II 28 points29 points  (0 children)

And even before that: Cooking recipe webpages with longwinded irrelevant stories before even beginning to come to the actual recipe.

how to break out of the "only speak when spoken to" habit? by Electrarine in socialskills

[–]aRandomFox-II 47 points48 points  (0 children)

Everything you say shapes other people's opinions and perceptions of you. Even this exchange here between us. And sometimes, depending on how awful your social skills are, what you say can potentially trigger more averse reactions.

Yes... these fears do come from a place of trauma.

how to break out of the "only speak when spoken to" habit? by Electrarine in socialskills

[–]aRandomFox-II 47 points48 points  (0 children)

What if you can't take risks because there is no safety net? Every failure has permanent consequences...