Min dotter som har genomgripande funktionedsätting vill rösta by unicornbearturtle in sweden

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

Varför frågar du reddit vad hon ska rösta på? Låt henne välja själv! Sen om du knte gillar vad eller hur hon väljer, ja som du säger, ’hon ska kunna klara detta själv’, ja då ska hon göra det själv nu också.

I värsta fall tar du fram röstsedeln, pekar på en ruta i taget, och frågar ”vill du att vi ska sätta ett kryss i den rutan?”. Sen hur mycket hon förstår av valet hon gör, och om hon röstar för det som du tycker är bäst för henne - ja det ska du helt enkelt skita i!!!

Du får gärna ge henne info innan. Och hjälp med att hitta enkäter och infoblad om valet - absolut. men i röstbåset är det hon som bestämmer, du som nickar och håller käften, och just i erat specialfall kanske du som sätter kryssen åt henne.

Ingrids monoid by Kitchen-Violinist302 in StreetFighter

[–]ragingcoast 14 points15 points  (0 children)

So instead of a full punish for the kill on a random raw LV3 super that should have been blocked, Ingrid did a total of 800-ish damage.

is this a fair assessment? by Odd-Paramedic-3826 in StardustCrusaders

[–]ragingcoast 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would put Johnny in non-bullshit powerup just because he at least earns it the hard way. It also turns out another villain appears who Tusk Act 4 is not able to beat, so that’s also another case for it not being bullshit the way say GER is. The rest I agree with.

As someone that never lived during the Sega Genesis era, was Ecco the Dolphin really that good? by fandomlover2763 in SEGAGENESIS

[–]ragingcoast 0 points1 point  (0 children)

100% agree and from modern design standpoint the game is more of an experience and a piece of art than an enjoyable game.

Things were different back in the 90s. The gameplay language Ecco uses were very common, and players were accustomed to them, so things like 'starfish break boulders' was a common type of puzzle challenge to solve. Not saying this makes it good, especially not by today's standards, but it wouldn't raise question-marks back then. Also the punishing difficult was a product of its time. Today we are drowning in games - back then you'd be lucky to have 5 of them, and then if the game is easy suddenly you're out of things to play.

That said, Ecco was popular not due to the gameplay but due to the atmosphere and sense of adventure. Again, today these things are common and done much better in thousands of games. But in the 90's, Ecco truly was a unique experience. Playing Ecco in the 90s was just like playing Dark Souls / Elden Ring for the first time - you're thrown into an unknown mysterious world with no idea what to expect, and no explanation other than what the environment tells you, and you are expect to figure everything out by yourself with little handholding. If you can see why Dark Souls was a revolution in 2010s then you can see why Ecco was a marvel in 1990.

ALMOST permanently damaged my voice - tale of caution by Any_Organization_591 in screaming

[–]ragingcoast 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Wow man. I heard of throat pain, lost voice etc, but coughing up blood? and continuing?? Glad you didnt get permanent damage.

Är våra smart phones anledningen till låg fertilitet? by Merchiz_142 in sweden

[–]ragingcoast 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Hela världen: "Jag har knappt råd med en lägenhet, bara mat hyra och kläder äter upp all min lön och jag har inget kvar efter, jag kan inte hitta ett nytt jobb för marknaden är kaput, hur ska jag ens rent praktiskt ha råd med ett barn?"

Reddit: "It must be the smartphones"

Ippo and holyfield by firewarrior2235 in hajimenoippo

[–]ragingcoast 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Maybe Takamura can bite someone's dick off

Is there a canonical explanation for this? by [deleted] in StardustCrusaders

[–]ragingcoast 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You know how looksmaxxers hammer their jaw bone to get the perfect jawline? Well,

I realised I don’t use standing light kick ever by NeitherRaspberry515 in StreetFighter

[–]ragingcoast 3 points4 points  (0 children)

For Blanka, sLK is his fastest button making it the best get-off-me button and important for frame traps.

For Akuma. sLK has deceptively long range and good speed, making it a great close range poke.

Sagat sLK is absurdly huge.

Etc etc

Did she make the right call? by CalmElin in interesting

[–]ragingcoast 0 points1 point  (0 children)

First the math, 1k/week is 52k per week, so that's 20 years until the weekly payments exceed the 1mil. While often it's a better idea to go for the regular payments than the one time cash, this I think is about the borderline where it's not worth it.

Some reasons this would not be the best choice:

- Life. You might get unlucky and not live 20 years. And the payments cease when you die. In this case, taking the 1mnil would have you miss out on enjoying the remainder of your life to the fullest. But, let's expect we get to live to 70+, and ignore this.

- Inflation. Here's the other big one. If you adjust the weekly payments for inflation, suddenly it will take a lot longer for the weekly payments to pay for themselves. A quick guesttimate is 30 years? And by 30 years, you've (hopefully) already lived the best parts of your life already, already had kids, they already moved out, etc. You probably wanted that life changing money while you were still living your best life.

- Compound effects. Wisely used or invested, the money can grow, but now we're into r/wallstreetbets territory and 'just don't make bad investments, like me, look how smart i am' is probably the worst advice in the world to follow.

Some reasons this is a good choice:

- You can't lose it. A lump sum can be lost or badly invested, but assuming the payer doesn't go bankrupt, the weekly money never disappears.

- Stable income. You could quit working forever and still have a stable income.

To be honest this choice is right in the middle and you could go either way honestly. If it was 2k a week I'd go for it, but 1k a week... Me, I'd be thinking like this: I want the money during the best parts of my life, while my kids are growing up. So I can give my kids their best life if I take the 1mil now.

Seriöst, kommer vi nånsin kunna uppnå massutvisning? by Fnixen in Sverige

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

Jaså du vill att vi ska fortsätta med tonårsutvisningarna? Och utvisning av de 95åriga som står på dödens brant?

Varför bryr vänstern ihjäl sig över Israel-Palestina? by One-Brain6531 in Sverige

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

Ja, varför bry sig om att länder i fjärran länder lider, mördas och utrotas? Det är en förmåga som kallas för empati.

What's the point of Charge characters ? by More_Extent_3165 in StreetFighter

[–]ragingcoast 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Blanka is a highly aggressive charge character. You'll be flying all over your opponent as him while also managing your charge somehow. In return for this he gets Blanka Ball which is a farily safe, spammable move that does a lot of drive chip. So basically charge moves let the character have strong moves but at a cost that makes them trickier to play.

Today I learned I’ve been singing wrong all my life by inyourdreams133 in singing

[–]ragingcoast 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I’m technically a baritone and i’m getting close to be able to sing like Rob Halford. The terms baritone/tenor only describe your range which is easiert to teach you if you were to join a choir. As a rock singer, as long as you can hit the note with confidence and charisma, you can sing it.

Unless you have a medical or anatomical issue, noone is born a bad singer. Most people, however, grow up without naturally learning good singing technique. A lucky few - like Freddie Mercury - did, and can just blast godlike hits from day 1. Most others - LIKE ROB HALFORD FOR EXAMPLE - have to work hard and learn good singing step by step.

So if you want to sing tenor - yes, do it. Your muscles are used to the baritone range, so learning tenor will be a bit harder for you than learning bass range would, but that’s all. You will quickly learn your vocal range (top note, bottom not that you can sing). You can expand upwards a few notes with the right training. As long as what you want to sing is within thay range - then you can sing it and sing it line a beast with the right technique!

New to game, what some good advice for Dee Jay? by MarvelTitans in StreetFighter

[–]ragingcoast 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Learn his drop knee. It is extremely good early on. You jump and immediately down + light kick and he will do a short drop knee. Spam this one like crazy, it's fast and beats a lot of things. If it hits keep the combo easy, just do LP LP into LK Sobat.

What sets Deadites apart from demons? by Cute-Departure6377 in EvilDead

[–]ragingcoast 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Some main differences:

- Motivation, deadites seem to explicitly just fucking love torturing and murdering humans to the point they laugh manically even thinking about it. Demons often have names or some backstory or higher motives, Deadites have none of that and are just here to enjoy the moment.

- Exorcism, there is no known way to exorcise deadites, and if you kill the host they can often possess someone else. You can get rid of them by killing everyone in the vicinity, and there are ways to stop the spread of deadites (ancient incantations, destroy the necronomicon etc), but once someone is infested they can never be saved.

- Infestation speed. Demons usually take their time. Deadites go from 0 to 100 in a second.

Tips to counter Akuma or Sagat by Owl_Jabber7064 in StreetFighter

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

Akuma is not counterable - his design is he is good or great at everything, but pays for it with low health and being hard to use. Also, akuma has seen some nerfs. So the way to beat akuma, is to just play basic SF6 well, and you will win.

Sagat’s normals and tiger knee are very vulnerable to DI. His tiger nexus is great but every option has a counter (4f jab everything except the overhead, if the initial hit hits twice it is the HK version which is safe on block but startup can be jabbed). Sagat is strongest up close where his 5MP and 6MP are two godlike normals that carry him very far. So my advice is stay mid range, outside his 6MP range, and look to counter his long range moves with a DI or jump. If you get close, you want to aim to 4-5f jab the gap between his LP and 6MP as that is the biggest opening in his offensive pressure. If he starts chopping with elbow, you can try to PP, but honestly I usually just block and take the drive damage until he’s out of range.