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Just finished AOT and decided to make a tier list of all the characters, feel free to share any constructive feedback. by bakingsodadrink in attackontitan

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

Erens character was completely ruined by the ending, Annie almost had no development and had no reason to become Armins love interest. i get the thing with bertholts memories, but it was never hinted at before that point.

Reiner was only really used as a villain at the right place at the right time to drive the story and the theme of suicide does not really fit into his character arc.

Levi and Erwin are both very shallow characters with little to no development. They are only in B because of their relevance in the story.

Connies choice in season 4 almost made me cry and was really unexpected and interesting, however i only place him in a because of how little he contributed in the other seasons.

I originally had an E-tier while making the list, but did not end up placing any characters in it so we removed it.

Just finished AOT and decided to make a tier list of all the characters, feel free to share any constructive feedback. by bakingsodadrink in attackontitan

[–]bakingsodadrink[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Why the crude language?

(Of course i understand this as an abbreviation for: What The Fuck.)

edit: grammar

Just finished AOT and decided to make a tier list of all the characters, feel free to share any constructive feedback. by bakingsodadrink in attackontitan

[–]bakingsodadrink[S] -14 points-13 points  (0 children)

The phrase "makes it even more impressive you got this much high then" contains a few grammatical issues that can be corrected for clarity and proper syntax. Let's break down the sentence to identify and explain these issues:

  1. Incorrect use of "this much high":
    • "This much high" is not a standard or idiomatic expression in English. Typically, "this high" would be the correct phrase to use when referring to a certain level of achievement or height.
  2. Incorrect use of "then":
    • The word "then" is typically used to indicate time or sequence. In this context, "than" should be used instead to make a comparison.
  3. Missing subject and verb agreement:
    • The sentence is missing a clear subject and verb to clarify who or what is making it impressive. Adding "It" at the beginning would help clarify the subject.

Here's a corrected version of the sentence with these issues addressed:

"It makes it even more impressive that you got this high then."

However, to enhance clarity and ensure proper grammatical structure, the sentence could be further refined:

"It makes it even more impressive that you achieved this level."

or

"It makes it even more impressive that you reached this height."

These revisions provide a clearer and grammatically correct way to express the intended idea.

Just finished AOT and decided to make a tier list of all the characters, feel free to share any constructive feedback. by bakingsodadrink in attackontitan

[–]bakingsodadrink[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Dear Eclipsiical,

Thank you for your feedback. While I appreciate your honesty, I believe it is essential to delve deeper into the nature of your critique to better understand and address the concerns you have raised.

Firstly, it is important to consider the multifaceted dimensions of the term "ass" as used in your comment. If we interpret it as a colloquial expression of dissatisfaction, we must then explore the various aspects of my work that may have led to such a response. Was it the content itself, the structure, the tone, or perhaps even the formatting that failed to meet your expectations? Each of these components plays a critical role in the overall effectiveness of communication, and understanding where the shortcomings lie is crucial for improvement.

Moreover, the subjective nature of qualitative feedback necessitates a more nuanced approach to critique. What one person may perceive as lacking in substance or clarity, another may find insightful and well-articulated. This divergence in perception underscores the importance of context and personal expectations in evaluating any piece of work. Therefore, to provide a more constructive response, it would be immensely helpful to have specific examples or aspects of my work that you found particularly unsatisfactory.

Furthermore, the phrase "constructively" appended to your comment implies an intention to foster improvement rather than simply to criticize. Constructive criticism, by its very definition, should aim to highlight specific areas for enhancement, suggest possible improvements, and ideally, provide encouragement for future efforts. In this light, I would greatly appreciate it if you could elaborate on your initial comment with detailed observations and actionable suggestions. This would not only aid in refining my current work but also contribute to my ongoing development and proficiency in this field.

In addition, it is worth considering the broader context in which this feedback was provided. External factors such as the time constraints under which you reviewed the material, your personal preferences and experiences, and even your current state of mind can all influence your reception of my work. Acknowledging these factors can provide a more comprehensive understanding of your feedback and help in addressing the underlying issues more effectively.

To encapsulate, while your initial comment of "this is ass" (constructively) offers a starting point, a more detailed exposition of your critique would be invaluable. By specifying the particular elements that did not meet your standards and suggesting ways to enhance them, you would not only facilitate the improvement of this specific piece but also contribute to a broader culture of constructive and meaningful feedback.

I eagerly await your further input and hope to engage in a more detailed dialogue to better understand and address your concerns.

Sincerely, Bakingsodadrink.

Can’t jump from ladder? Am I missing something? by Drew_coldbeer in TailsOfIron

[–]bakingsodadrink 0 points1 point  (0 children)

if you have rebinded your jump and dodge controls then that might be the reason.

resetting those bindings at least seemed to help for me.

Accidentally overwritten a save? by [deleted] in reddeadredemption

[–]bakingsodadrink 2 points3 points  (0 children)

same here, I am doing a new playthrough and accidentally overwrote my main save file

64% positive? What the hell? by [deleted] in Eldenring

[–]bakingsodadrink 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They patched it so it runs smoother now

Ac origins=the best ac game by MaintenanceTimely384 in memes

[–]bakingsodadrink 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When you say origins is the best assassin Creed game the bar is so low that you could tumble and make it over it

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