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Vivs3rdSock 5 points ago +5 / -0

Anyone who has to experience his shitty production however...

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Vivs3rdSock 6 points ago +6 / -0

they dislike him because

No, some of us dislike him because he never STFUs and feels the need to interject and derail every fucking thread that exists. He wants to go sperg and shout on a digital street corner like a crazy homeless man would have done pre-Internet he can go do that, but he can do that somewhere else where it's at least relevant to his spergings without causing obvious damage or manipulation, the latter of which applies to the MGTOW board here that evidently has plenty of users susceptible to the spergings because they're just aligned enough to take root. He's doing the exact same thing LW1 did with Wizardchan telling them precisely what they want to hear despite an ulterior motive behind every word.

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Vivs3rdSock 25 points ago +25 / -0

Both strength and spatial awareness are often needed, so yes.

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Vivs3rdSock 10 points ago +10 / -0

Pause the game immediately and destroy all the nuclear power stations in order to cheese the nuclear meltdown scenario?

Repeatedly click on the helicopter until it flew into a plane?

Keep planting the same patch of grass until RNG finally gives you a tree?

Only ever play on map #061 because it had the least amount of water tiles?

I'm only just now finding out about certain other tricks like the railway line one u/Benevolentdictator/ mentions, as well as what other maps were often considered the best for min/maxing. In my defense I was like 5 when the game came out.

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Vivs3rdSock 5 points ago +5 / -0

best strategy to reduce traffic congestion and pollution on OG SNES Sim City was never to build a single strip of road and to only ever supply your residents with a monorail around your town

IIRC that only ever spawned a single train so that would have been verrry, very slow running city from a metaphysical POV 😂

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Vivs3rdSock 5 points ago +5 / -0

Or burn the pages for smoking/fuel.

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Vivs3rdSock 10 points ago +10 / -0

Moiranne and Siuan's relationship is central to the story

Which is impressive since one of them isn't in most of the books because most people think she's dead, and the other dies because of her own retardedness thinking she's avoided fate so ignores Min's prophecy about needing to always stay near Gareth for their own sakes. Unsurprisingly being a former Amyrlin she's far too arrogant to actually take the advice of another which leads to numerous fuckups, as literally every single Amyrlin does in the books, including both her own and subsequently Gareth's deaths. Yay, stronk and independent wammen!

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Vivs3rdSock 12 points ago +12 / -0

Ah yes, libraries. Those things similar idiots were calling to be closed 5 years ago because of reasons.

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Vivs3rdSock 9 points ago +9 / -0

It would get burned down.

"Burn Libraries, Monica."

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Vivs3rdSock 19 points ago +19 / -0

These attempts are retarded. If she really wants to try this seriously she needs actually keep her feet on the mat and stop putting them on the smooth surface that causes her feet to slip every. fucking. time.

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Vivs3rdSock 37 points ago +37 / -0

There's zero innocence in that story.

Except the victim and his family.

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Vivs3rdSock 7 points ago +7 / -0

Of course, 'modern' section 31 is basically "what if they were retarded leftists the whole time, who loved people who committed genocide because reasons".

Don't forget everything after Enterprise just completely doing away with how secretive S31 was meant to be. At least with Harris in Enterprise he flies very close to the sun when justifying his work without being as blatant as Discovery or Lower Decks were about the organisation.

https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Divergence_(episode)#Memorable_quotes

"Re-read the charter: Article 14, Section 31. There are a few lines that make allowances for bending the rules during times of extraordinary threat."

Meanwhile STD not only had visible crew with S31 badges but also the entire AI fleet and station. Lower Decks just did its usual thing of pissing all over the lore while trying to be funny about it like the Rick and Morty rip-off that it is aimed at normies and tourists who want to feel part of the Trekkie in group.

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Vivs3rdSock 7 points ago +7 / -0

but I remember the whole Quark dressing as a woman thing as being more in the tradition of isn't men dressing as women funny?

The problem was it originally written like that but both Siddig [Bashir directing] and Shimmerman [Quark acting] tried to play it far more seriously.

https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Profit_and_Lace_(episode)#Cast_and_characters

Armin Shimerman watched both the 1959 Billy Wilder film Some Like It Hot and the 1982 Sydney Pollack film Tootsie for inspiration on how to play a woman. "The difference between those two films," he observed, "is that Tony Curtis was always winking at the camera, as if to say, 'I'm, playing a woman, but you know I'm really a man.' Dustin Hoffman's performance in Tootsie was, 'I'm playing a woman and I believe it.' And I decided I wanted to do the latter. I tried to be as feminine as I could." (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion, p. 575)

https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Profit_and_Lace_(episode)#Production

Director Alexander Siddig endeavored to accentuate serious undertones in this otherwise comic episode. As Armin Shimerman said of Siddig, "He wanted to make it less of a comedy and more of an exploration of the relationship between a bickering mother and son. He tried to push the envelope and take Quark into an area that Quark isn't used to going in. I applaud him for it, although we reshot some of the scenes, like the heart attack, because he had a much darker vision than the writers had imagined." Cecily Adams also referred to the heart attack scene when discussing the episode; "Sid wanted to explore how people who love each other really can hurt one another […] The first time we shot the heart attack scene, it was very dark and the pace was slow. It was actually disturbing. We wouldn't have played it any differently had we not been wearing rubber masks. Armin and Sid really liked it, but when I watched it in dailies, I didn't like it. Even though it was an interesting exploration of the dark side, I didn't think it was exciting enough. And apparently the producers felt that way too. They wanted it more humorous." (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion, p. 574)

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Vivs3rdSock 3 points ago +3 / -0

how few people in this entire debate even remembers that DMC literally already had an anime adaptation

Same group if there were to be a [new] live action Assassins Creed since that already happened in 2016 with Michael Fassbender.

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Vivs3rdSock 9 points ago +9 / -0

It's not bad

It literally stars with her being punched in the back of the head.

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Vivs3rdSock 8 points ago +8 / -0

Too easy, just jump to the end of the slippery slope "too soon" for it to be accepted and watch the promoters know the topic is still radioactive to normies.

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Vivs3rdSock 8 points ago +8 / -0

I'm sorry but I need to shitpost this.

I saw a woman mowing a lawn making a sandwich. I said to myself, "wow, what an independent, confident woman!"

Then I wrote an article about how amazing women who mow the lawn make sandwiches are and took a few digs at men we no longer need AT ALL while I was at it and it got published in Women's World Magazine!

Women?! Mowing a lawn Making sandwiches?! AMAZING THINGS ARE HAPPENING LADIES!

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Vivs3rdSock 10 points ago +10 / -0

the ones that do have always done so regardless of demographics

Most importantly they were very unlikely virtue signalling about it, possibly to gatekeep their hobby, or just to get on with it since it's about the hobby for them and not bragging on social media.

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