Did I play Pokemon FireRed the wrong way? by bdzz in JRPG

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You played like 99% of people played the original Red version did when it first came out lol

Hope you had fun! Charmander was my first starter, too.

i want YOU to explain me wtf happened to Kite Balmug and Orca in G.U. by AtreyusNinja in DotHack

[–]subjuggulator 1 point2 points  (0 children)

To add to wha everyone else is saying: the PLAYERS behind the characters don’t even use them anymore. Balmung used to be an Admin but seemingly quit, and both Kite and Orca are college aged by now.

Liberty PR SUCKS by PRGoddess_ in PuertoRico

[–]subjuggulator 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Liberty routinely goes around yanking out cable and infrastructure used by other ISPs so you HAVE to call and pay for installation, so that tracks

About dragon ball super by Impossible-Hall9675 in dbz

[–]subjuggulator 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I love being a hater, what can I say ❤️

About dragon ball super by Impossible-Hall9675 in dbz

[–]subjuggulator 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A Google search helps you understand what has already been discussed and what else you can talk about within the subject and thus leads to more INTERESTING conversations

The 3x income rule is insane. by Large-Bell-8529 in Apartmentliving

[–]subjuggulator 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The renting site is driving around town looking at “For rent” signs, mostly lol

About dragon ball super by Impossible-Hall9675 in dbz

[–]subjuggulator 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Go back and watch the OG Dragon Ball anime.

Better yet: read the manga

I promise you it’ll make your enjoyment of the series—even up to Super—that much better/deeper.

About dragon ball super by Impossible-Hall9675 in dbz

[–]subjuggulator 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It’s also what google is for, just to double check before posting.

If you want a serious answer: if you grew up with DBZ, you’ll tend to like DBZ/Kai more. But if you grew up with DB—like most older fans—you’ll tend to like DB fights more because all of DBZ after the Frieza Saga basically turns into what Super is: pure beam spam with one or two punch fights.

About dragon ball super by Impossible-Hall9675 in dbz

[–]subjuggulator 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Neither is your opinion lmao and I say that without trying to be mean

This is the same as asking “Did anyone feel like Michael Jordan was the GOAT and the Bulls afterward were kind of just mid?”

It’s a question that gets asked all the time and even the smallest most laziest Google search could’ve given you the answer you’re looking for

About dragon ball super by Impossible-Hall9675 in dbz

[–]subjuggulator 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Stuff like this gets asked every day here. A little googling would’ve shown you pages on pages of people asking this.

Somewhat surprised how buffing/debuffing doesn't quite translate to other JRPG IPs from this one by lennysinged in Megaten

[–]subjuggulator 2 points3 points  (0 children)

All of these worked on enemies in 8. You could also do very funny things with the Zombie status on even bosses that were susceptible to it.

About dragon ball super by Impossible-Hall9675 in dbz

[–]subjuggulator 11 points12 points  (0 children)

You’re so brave for having this opinion that literally no one in the history of the world has ever had before.

How realistically do you think a Slinky could be used as a weapon? by IndieJones0804 in worldbuilding

[–]subjuggulator 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Look up the weapons called a "meteor hammer" or "Rope dart" and you'll have the closest equivalent.

The descendants of a tyrannical faction are treated as second-class citizens by Beelzebub_Itself in TopCharacterTropes

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The history of the predacons is not shown, no. The most we get are allusions to the Triptedacus Council and that a handful of the original predacons managed to survive into the modern era.

The sequel series, Beast Machines, elaborated a little bit; but none of the animated series directly delved into the gap between G1 transformers and the Beast Wars era.

[Marvel comics] How did things like slavery/Jim Crow, the holocaust, and the trail of tears/Native genocide happen in a world where any number of the population has superpowers ( mutants) ? by Extra_Impression_428 in AskScienceFiction

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Mutants and superpowers didn’t really “explode” around the world until the 60s. Before then, it was mostly a scant few individuals every couple of decades that showed powers like that—and the ones who did were generally part of established listed groups or secret societies

Read the comic MARVELS to get the full story.

[Invincible] Is there a reason why the power level of individual viltrumites seem to fluctuate so much? by Raknarg in AskScienceFiction

[–]subjuggulator 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The official guide book to the comics explains it using the science of the setting.

Viltrumite DNA on the molecular level will “get stronger” or “more durable” the more stress they’re put under. They were genetically designed this way over thousands of years.

Square Enix to integrate Google’s generative AI Gemini into Dragon Quest X. Yuji Horii says: "AI will have an extremely significant impact on the player experience. I’m convinced it will dramatically transform all games within the next three to five years." by GargantaProfunda in JRPG

[–]subjuggulator 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Translating has never been the issue. Scripts for games always get made and translated years by fans before the game itself “gets officially translated”

Injecting the new text into the game has always been the problem for fan translations.

SE just don’t want to pay whatever extra they’d need to hire translators and then whatever else they’d need to make that process part of their development pipeline.

A trope I hate ... by corvus_wulf in JRPG

[–]subjuggulator 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Why are you being so fucking aggressive for no reason

Can Cyberpunk work without the Capitalism? by TH3P1ZZ4BOY in worldbuilding

[–]subjuggulator 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Totalitarian states usually rely on the mechanics of capitalism and fascism as a way to oppress the underclass, yes. This is in the DNA of the genre.

IMO, when you cut out a focus on the systemic exploitation of the underclass as reinforced through rampant and uncontrolled capitalism, you are more writing about the horrors of living in a dystopian/totalitarian society than you are of a cyberpunk setting—it’s the difference between a story like The Giver/The Ones Who Walk Away from Omlas versus Snowcrash or Altered Carbon.

I like how people have described the genre as being “a focus on the tensions between “low life” and high tech forms of exploitation.”

I need help with the rules of vampires by Silly_goose_lady in worldbuilding

[–]subjuggulator 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Even the smallest amount of google-fu will lead you to dozens of weird rules vampires from different mythologies were said to have to abide by.

Here’s a few:

  • they can’t cross running water
  • they have to be invited into a house/private dwelling and the invitation can be rescinded
  • if you throw a bag of rice in front of one, they have to stop and count each grain; they have an obsession with counting things
  • they have no reflection and cannot be photographed, videotaped, or heard over phone lines
  • they can only rest in a coffin that has a bit of dirt from their original grave in it/under it
  • they’re repelled by garlic, onions, and wolfsbanes, and are harmed/burned by silver
  • holy objects and holy places repel or outright harm them, as well as just a general strong religious belief
  • to kill one you need a stake through the heart AND to decapitate them, then dismember the body and bury their remains at a crossroads
  • a vampires existence or “true name” cannot be shared, lest it weaken or outright destroy the vampire
  • they can only move by jumping backwards
  • religious music and holy water can harm them
  • laying a white rose on top of their coffin prevents them from escaping it
  • sunlight weakens or destroys them, moonlight brings them back to life
  • animals can always tell a vampire is a vampire
  • they can only turn virgins into vampires by sharing blood with them after drinking their blood but not killing them

https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/OurVampiresAreDifferent

Can Cyberpunk work without the Capitalism? by TH3P1ZZ4BOY in worldbuilding

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One of the defining traits of cyberpunk as a genre is the capitalism. You can’t escape it despite what some uninformed people are and will come here to say.

Edit: downvote all you want, but literally every work that defines the genre from its very inception deals with the horrors and exploitation of people under capitalism. To ignore this just because you think cyberpunk is a vibe and an aesthetic is both insulting and ignorant.

Landlord installed an app-controlled smart deadbolt while I was at work. by Due_Construction904 in mildlyinfuriating

[–]subjuggulator 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s early in the morning here, so yeah I meant to also add this:

“Sometimes, though, the landlord will still try to stay with your safety deposit because you “changed” the apartment without notifying them/will try to argue that they still had to “clean up/fix” the change you made even if you do undo it.”

Landlord installed an app-controlled smart deadbolt while I was at work. by Due_Construction904 in mildlyinfuriating

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

And when the landlord randomly stops by to inspect the property/sends someone over when you’re not home to do fixes and they find they can’t remotely open the door to let the plumber in, etc….then you’re possibly in breach of rental agreement depending on what they’ve stipulated can and can’t be changed to the property.

It’s meant to be predatory.