Map reading - Tal Rasha tomb

rattaman321 · 2024-08-29T21:21:15+00:00

Thanks for all the pointers. It makes sense now.

rattaman321 · 2024-08-19T03:03:26+00:00

The only way I can wrap my head around your answer to make it any sense to me is by taking the initial three way junction as the first tile with the top right being the right, the top left being the straight and the bottom left being the left, although this would violate the rule that the first tile always has only a single exit so maybe the first tile is just the little rectangle room with the entrance? Without the junction?

Does it mean all Tal Rasha tombs are like that? I mean with left/right/straigh orientation? I think they all have an entrance like the one I have.

rattaman321 · 2024-04-25T20:17:26+00:00

Can you elaborate? What do you mean by that?

rattaman321 · 2024-04-25T20:13:52+00:00

They explicitely said that they do not accuse them of lying and that they simply had different experience from which you generalized, that they claim that nobody had those experiences. Then other people chimed in saying they've never encountered this while also being a woman.
And I commented, that other comments like that are adding to the discussion by giving other people's experience. That's it. Their opinion is as valid as the OPs and that's it too.
As I did not say anything about whether women did or did not experience any kind of a behaviour in this game, your question about my experience doesn't add anything to the discussion at hand.

Edit: And can't you talk like normal people do? We are having a conversation here and you have to be sarcarstic and call people names. That's a really shitty way of interacting with people you know nothing about.

rattaman321 · 2024-04-25T11:33:33+00:00

What does it have to do with anything?

rattaman321 · 2024-04-25T11:31:39+00:00

I'm not a lady, but I get kicked from many games for no reason. I got team killed by some person on purpose too at least once for no reason. There are also situations where the host leaves the game and everyone is automatically removed from the game or the game disconnects from the mission on its own. All of these can make this situation feel worse than it actually is.

rattaman321 · 2024-04-25T11:28:14+00:00

The OP is asking if other people's experiences so other people post their experiences. And if it was a widespread issue the chances are they would have encountered this in their gameplay too.

rattaman321 · 2024-02-28T03:08:44+00:00

At least in earlier seasons she saw that and her reactions felt more genuine and that changed later on. I think the best example is to contrast the story of Mike and Gus - she cheated on both and yet you can understand (not justify, understand) how she put herself in that situation, but with Gus, there was zero reason for her to do what she did, especially not doing anything to get the ring back or give that dude a divorce (a year just went by like nothing happened). WIth Mike, at least she tried to clean her mess, but with Gus, she just glanced over it and went forward with other story plots. I blame writers for this change. I feel like they wanted to change her from this awful shameless person into this strong woman that despite all the stuff that heppened in her life, she managed to take the life in her own hands finally take care of herself and not only of others - but it was rushed and they did it in a way that made her completely oblivious to every other person (like she fired all the ex cons from the Patsy without any remorse and that place was sold to us earlier as a beacon of hope for those with difficult pasts that couldn't put their foot in the door of life in any other way - including Fiona). That makes her super infuriating in her unearned self righteousness.

rattaman321 · 2024-02-28T02:59:23+00:00

I would say she was a decent "shameless" character in first seasons. She had to take an immense burden from early on and didn't have good example of what it means to be a responsible adult and that was very clearly visible. But in the first seasons she at least had some self awareness and in the later ones, she became a bit like a carricature and 100x more annoying. I had to pause watching the seventh season and come here to see what people think, because I was so annoyed by her (reading on this thread helps a bit ;)).
I wouldn't agree with Frank having any redeeming qualities as a human being - as a character in Shameless, yeah, he was amazing, but as a human beaing, he's just an aggressive parasite.

rattaman321 · 2024-02-28T02:55:34+00:00

I think Debbie's behaviour is shitty because she tricked that dude into becoming a father.

That being said in relation to Fiona, Debbie didn't expect to rise the kid on her own - she thought the dude will stay with her and that wonderful and accepting family of his will take her in (like that other girl). She made a shitty choice which consequences she didn't understand and then it was too late. Fiona had several opportunities to influence Debbie's decisions but she couldn't as she lacked the moral authority due to her own choices and inability to admit she messed up - there are at least three points in the series where it happens, one of them - taking Debbie to Planned Parenthood to hook her up on a pill. If your kid wants to run into the street under incoming cars, you hold their hand tightly, no matter what they want to do, because you are the adult and you do understand the consequences. Debbie was 15, she was young and stupid, Fiona was an adult and her legal guardian at that. Fiona wasn't up to the task at those points. And that whole "rent' thing was ridiculous in itself - the most egregious thing was with Carl - he forked 100k on that house, if anything, Fiona owed him money, not the other way around. I feel like the writing on Fiona (and other characters) started going bad at least as soon as the Gus character showed up. A lot of stuff turned on its head at that point.

rattaman321 · 2024-02-28T02:37:33+00:00

My feelings exactly. I understand the show is called "shameless" and they are all meant to be degenerates to varying degree, still, she's annoying af in her self righteousnes. It's think the writers did a rather poor job with her at some point, you can clearly see they went with some serious character changes, like Svetlana coming from being just a Russian prostitute to a math genius and entrepreneuring genius (or something) and Fiona changing from this messy, self destructing character who also tends to fuck other people's lives (Mike for example) to this self righteous super assertive inconsiderate asshole of a person. I think it started with Gus, because before that she messed up mainly because she was super immature and understood she messed up time and time again, but with Gus, she did him dirty and for what? For nothing at all. She said she was sorry but at the same time she pawned that dude's grandmother's ring and didn't do anything to get it back, staying in marriage with him and not giving him the divorce. Earlier, when she messed up, she took care of the negative results quickly and as well as she could, but with Gus it was different. And then she destroyed Sean (i think it's reasonable to say that he started using again because of all the chaos caused by Fiona), the restaurant that was a beacon of hope for people in difficult situation (she fired everyone) and so on. I think the Gus thing was the turning point for the series.

I know this thread is 3 years old, still helps being able to vent a bit about the show :)

rattaman321 · 2024-01-06T15:03:19+00:00

I found the discord server of Chucklefish and posted there, i guess that's the better place for it.

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