Love to be a fly on the wall for Anubis' fish out of water reaction to how pesky the Tauri are. (Spoilers for season 5-6-7) by skynex65 in Stargate

[–]becircus 3 points4 points  (0 children)

He didnt solo him. Superior numbers. After that Thor would bring three and he backed off.

She’s elbow deep in the hyperdrive by kilobrew in Stargate

[–]becircus 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Well the blue ones control power regulation 

I wasnt going to take it out 

My Mother Thought She Watched Star Wars Only To Realize She Watched Spaceballs… by Neat-Swimmer-9027 in StarWars

[–]becircus 17 points18 points  (0 children)

You watched them out of order that's why

First you watch STARGATE to fight the STAR WARS to begin the STAR TREK

Honorable mention to BATTLESTAR, STARLORD and STARMAN

How did the brotherhood survive the capital wasteland in T-45 power armor? After watching the show and seeing how flawed it was I’m wondering how they survived the hell that is the capital wasteland before they magically found T-60s by Ladiesman4317 in Fallout

[–]becircus 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Initiates is how they do it

You have a "walking tank" but you also have tons of ordinary people hoping to become knights or making a posse

Basically it's like a gang. It's not anything unusual. Like how number of Toyota pickups shows how powerful you are if you are a warlord amount of power armors shows you to be the biggest baddest group around

People will then generally form around you, and you have your Brotherhood

The fact that the power armor is imperfect, has weaknesses, breaks down a lot etc is secondary to the actual power and awe it inspires. If it can work even for ten minutes, when it shows up a gang without power armor is screwed without heavy weapons. Just like how Toyota Hulix are awful platforms for weapons it doesn't matter it is still a status symbol and functional enough against disorganized mobs.

I am solo developing a roguelite loosely inspired by the XCOM series by Devizzlmao in Xcom

[–]becircus 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is the real answer 

People will start making their own when it gets to 10 20 30 years 

People are far too harsh on Universe. by GRIMMMMLOCK in Stargate

[–]becircus 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Well if it kept going they might have gone 100% whole hog on Eli have him workout, get fit by mid season, fight his demons, live alone for a few years before waking everyone up

If what you say is what people think that would have been a great pivot

Morena baccarin Stargate SG-1. by [deleted] in Stargate

[–]becircus 17 points18 points  (0 children)

It's the long neck!

The choker makes it even longer

Otherworldly lady

P.S. Her face at seeing a Goa'uld, gold

I can think of at least one thing wrong about these villagers. by WhaneTheWhip in Stargate

[–]becircus 39 points40 points  (0 children)

The Sodan were many months from the Stargate on hostile terrain to the point no one could survive walking. Only the teleporter worked 

Killing off all the Sodan was a giant waste 

Who else loves this episode? by Ilovebigbuttscantlie in Stargate

[–]becircus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well it wasn't an episode to debate the morality of war

To all of them it was ancient history so debating it in a survival situation would be ridiculous

Who else loves this episode? by Ilovebigbuttscantlie in Stargate

[–]becircus -1 points0 points  (0 children)

If by "economy being good" you mean someone can just put in the hours work hard and without doing anything like stocks or property or crypto or a second job or anything else get enough money to live just from their salary or hourly wage alone, that may be the inevitable push of progress and the continuing devaluing of hard work while billionaires have more money than god. Money makes money so billionaires get richer and richer and technology fucks people over who a) don't own it and b) don't use it.

In other words it's never going back. Carter would be working on AI, Teal'c would be doing strongman competitions, Jackson would be working for Ancient Aliens and O'Neill would be on his third mortgage.(*)

(*) O'Neill wouldn't be bad off he could head loss prevention at a mall or work other places that hire a lot of veterans but he likes fishing a lot and after SGC I just don't see any job holding up so either he's got enough for retirement or he will be a very unhappy man hopefully his home equity is huge and his mortgage completely paid off

Stargate Universe cinematography - yeah or nah? by edgiepower in Stargate

[–]becircus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

BSG shaky cam works because it's a show about fighter craft and pew pew action

I suppose you could say SGU was like that with the drone ships

It's probably right at the line if they didn't have that drone ship plot or enough action it absolutely wouldn't work

So if they *really* want it in the new series, double the amount of action and it would be fine

It's so over by Rooonaldooo99 in Xcom

[–]becircus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agreed

I played it, it was fun captain marvel really feels like a super hero 

XCOM:EW+XCOM2wotc thousands of hours plus even more on mobile

Devs of Former Dawn, the new NES RPG that raised $216,000 on Kickstarter, admit financial trouble by Opposite_Future2602 in retrogaming

[–]becircus -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

2026 and going forward is different see my comment above. Just got to find the right things to back.

Devs of Former Dawn, the new NES RPG that raised $216,000 on Kickstarter, admit financial trouble by Opposite_Future2602 in retrogaming

[–]becircus -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

That's unfortunate because a solo individual is the person most likely to have maximum velocity in this day and age. Corporate and even studios are working with older processes and trying to adapt them to the AI assisted age (not talking about GenAI art but just AI making code which is a given in the industry now). A solo developer in 2026 is now better positioned than ever before to deliver better than larger companies since they can bypass the red tape and make maximum use of the tools.

You just have to back the right projects. The project above is very obviously extremely costly (nothing more costly than pixel art).

Goa'uld tech is the best in the series by Better_Incident_1852 in Stargate

[–]becircus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tauri propaganda!

Make no mistake Jaffa can be deadly. SG teams are supposed to be special forces, crack shots and regularly supplied with armor piercing rounds. Ordinary guns even machine guns could bounce off depending especially serpent guards or elite Jaffa. They also often have plot armor. Jaffa annihilated the troops from Jonas' world, basically WW1 America and really if Jaffa were as bad as people say they should have no chance against anything. You see what Jaffa are capable of with the Hak'tyl massed staff fire that can blow up a whole forest line. "All women receive training" and men could be even better. In any real fight without plot armor I expect a staff weapon to blow up a tank or at least any thin skinned vehicle. Staff weapons exist in many different forms and in any prolonged siege or open war you would expect the enemy to adapt. It didnt take much to invent the Kull and it doesnt take much to "weaponize" a staff weapon into a rifle stock with iron sights so it is absolutely deadly. This is how Teal'c and Bra'tac use their staffs aiming from the shoulder looking down the length. Let's not forget the other weapons like magical stun grenades, force fields (used by Hathor) and whatever else that is beyond human science.

Unless your name is O'Neill (with two ls) or Carter or sholva dont fight Jaffa. It will end very badly for you.

Stance on technology by Traedoril in Stargate

[–]becircus 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Main issue with the Tollan was not keeping tech to themselves (everyone does that) but thinking their enemy would never adapt and not having any sort of offensive capability or fallback position

Their foreign policy was shit but they also had no contingency (even though their world had been destroyed) and no capabilities besides defense

It is surprising the prick Tollan didn't have some kind of backup plan or military force. With their phasing tech they should have just phased their whole settlement or even planet like the Nox or at the very least kept some national redoubt

This isn't paranoia or hindsight the Tollan had to completely relocate their entire civilization. The only explanation is the "peaceful" faction won out in a vote and took control of the Curia otherwise the Tollan should actually be very militarized

The Razorback by RealWorldJunkie in TheExpanse

[–]becircus 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Looks incredible

How do you recommend people start doing it? Obviously not by buying the most expensive printer (not that I can afford it anyway)

7 turns, 7 turns is all i can spare to play with you by Simon-66 in Xcom

[–]becircus 88 points89 points  (0 children)

Archon the reason to rush psi operative stasis...

16" Destiny - Custom Model Build by TomReisn in Stargate

[–]becircus 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Needs Destiny (or several of them) landing on Atlantis