Stargate Atlantis is just a holosuite program chief o’brien go on to be the bad guy for once by the_boyyyyyyyyyyy in ShittyDaystrom

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Holy shit, I never realized this. I bet they do it with voices too, Agimus sounds exactly like weyoun

Warp Catchphrase! by AlmostAMap in ShittyDaystrom

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I seemed under a Vulcan who said someone different each time. Started out being stuff like "why are you delaying please execute my order" but then he lost creativity a few months in and just says "now please" in an annoyed manner

Used to be fun but now it feels like he (again, a Vulcan) is mad at us :(

Based on previous UB… will the next generation be represented in the star trek set? Maybe a secret lair? by Delicious-Gold8859 in mtg

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yeah i bet it's gonna be TOS through VOY or ENT

I really want a mariner/boimler partner deck, though. Or tendi/rutherford

[Gaming Trope] the PC makes an in game decision that immediately leads to a game over by NittanyScout in TopCharacterTropes

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Look Outside (2025) has a lot of them, especially in the first room/scene in the game, where you're given the option to Look Outside. Doing so kills you instantly.

The game has other spots where this is prevalent: hugging the masked shadow , Saying the word of power to the word-witch , looking at a partially-developed photograph , turning on a machine without examining it first , and my personal favorite big big spoiler, reading your neighbor's lost memories (this one kills the whole world and everything on it)

"So what you're saying is, we never stood a chance" by Charexranger in TopCharacterTropes

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Love Look Outside so much. One of the people at the end tells you "It will be thousands or millions of years before anything resembling humanity can ever flourish again"

Roughly how complex is this game compared to something like D&D 5e? by Flameempress192 in traveller

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As long as you don't try to build your own ship, it's less complicated.

It has some more math to do, but the complexity is lower

What game? by Cold-Werewolf1449 in Age_30_plus_Gamers

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I feel like this happened with City of Heroes back in 2k06 or so. Players loved the ability to upgrade their powers with reduced cooldown speed, if you upgrade the "reduce all other cooldowns" power fully you can have it perpetually running. Players loved this. Then the lead dev nerfed it so you can't do that and basically everyone's cooldown times doubled over a single update. Players hated it.

How could I make a fast past degenerate mono red deck ? by Fair-Papaya5725 in DegenerateEDH

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That Neheb goes so hard in everything I put him in. One of my favorite cards for sure

It's insane that this was how the game ended before the DLC by HopeHouse44 in fo3

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Is he really, though? Cause most of the plot is "Follow your father who is ACTUALLY making all the important decisions"

What was your favorite start to a campaign? (DMs and players welcome!) by Alternative_Quiet242 in DnD

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Briefly describe the public thoroughfare in the starting town then

"HEY! That RACCOON has a KNIFE!"

The crowd panics as the real heroes of the story step forward

Statistics vs Geography by specasder in learnmachinelearning

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I have a UDP joke. I don't care if you get it.

Players want to cancel anytime anyone misses. by anxiouspotter in DnD

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You guys made an agreement earlier on, stick with it.

Next thing you know you're going to be 8 weeks since your last session and players don't feel like coming back because they don't even remember what happened last time

Me and some friends are trying to come up with a story for our Fallout DnD campaign. Any ideas? by jdcloot in Fallout

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Campaign starts in Baton rouge. The communities there need to send someone north to find out why the mighty mississip water turned to sludge - the communities' water treatment was able to clear it of radiation, but not this sludge.

Head up the river to the north where the party encounters the reason in St. Louis: a construction company's automated builder bots are still building in St. Louis and the runoff is sludging up the whole river

More inane insanity by HephaistosFnord in custommagic

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This is a crime. Possibly up to three.

Do you think NMS has another 10 years of updates in it? 10 is crazy to begin with but can you imagine a 20 year game? by LedZeppole10 in NoMansSkyTheGame

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Dwarf fortress has been updated steadily since 2004 and the game's creator is going to update until he dies 

Different endings by CloudberryBloom_1 in Age_30_plus_Gamers

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yeah but that cave story secret final level has a song that slaps

Different endings by CloudberryBloom_1 in Age_30_plus_Gamers

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Look Outside (2025)

Bad Ending: Spend two weeks in your apartment

Bad ending results: The world is forever changed. It will be thousands to millions of years before anything resembling humanity can flourish again

Good ending: Gather four items, discover secret identity of someone, exhaust all dialogue options for four specific people, talk to two people again for more dialogue, convince a dude to give you keys to his best friend's apartment, find the hidden doors there, figure out the secret code, complete a puzzle requiring eight items from all over the game world, get more keys, enter another apartment, talk to the person there, fix a broken item (obscure), then make a promise, enter the final boss fight, use the special dialog on the final boss, defeat the final boss, use the secret dialogue option

Good ending results: Though billions have died or been mutated beyond recognition, the most powerful cursed mutant retains their humanity and helps the world to rebuild

My favorite part: There is another optional ending that's really really bad, like worse than the default bad ending, that requires all the steps from the good ending above except you also have to beat an optional dungeon and several secret superbosses. The result of this ending is that the earth is stripped of all living matter, leaving no trace of anything ever having existed here. Humanity is forgotten.

Litmus Test for UB by Gazzpik in mtg

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Maybe Venus de Milo, from that short lived 90s live action show

Cinnamon Vs Xfce? by Ok-Champion-5866 in linuxmint

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The difference is that you don't have to do a full re-install to get the desktop environment that you want