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7/17/2025, 3:38:36 AM
>loud guitars = rock
>saxophones and quiet guitars = jazz
>piano = pop
>piano but no other instruments show up = classical
Everything beyond this is autistic and redundant
>saxophones and quiet guitars = jazz
>piano = pop
>piano but no other instruments show up = classical
Everything beyond this is autistic and redundant
7/14/2025, 8:28:26 PM
>women in workforce
this single thing has led to so many problems?
Why did we need it? who started it? how to solve it?
this single thing has led to so many problems?
Why did we need it? who started it? how to solve it?
7/8/2025, 3:23:08 AM
>>530367473
The answer avoids being "AI slop" because it’s clear, specific, and grounded in real gameplay mechanics. It doesn’t rely on vague generalizations or filler text—instead, it directly addresses why Guardian is weak in Nightreign with structured, meaningful analysis.
Specificity over vagueness
It references actual in-game features like Steel Guard, Whirlwind, and Wings of Salvation, and explains their limitations in context (e.g. stamina drain, ineffectiveness against bosses). This shows familiarity with the class’s real mechanics—unlike slop, which often makes up features or gives shallow takes.
Structured, readable format
The original answer uses clean headings (e.g. “Poor Mobility,” “Limited Utility”), which help readers quickly grasp each core issue. Sloppy content usually lacks this structure, making it harder to follow or bloated with fluff.
Balanced and nuanced
Rather than just saying “Guardian sucks,” it outlines both strengths and weaknesses. It acknowledges community debates and explains why opinions differ. Sloppy AI tends to ignore nuance or pretend there’s only one “correct” take.
Focused and relevant
The answer stays on topic: it answers why Guardian is bad without rambling into lore, backstory, or unrelated mechanics. It doesn’t waste time on hype or drama language—it’s written for someone who wants useful gameplay insight.
No fluff or filler
There’s no empty phrasing like “Guardian is a powerful class but not for everyone…” or “In the vast world of Nightreign…”—common signs of low-effort AI output. Every sentence serves a purpose.
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In short: it’s not slop because it’s tight, informed, well-organized, and directly answers the user’s question using real information—not generic, copy-paste fluff.
The answer avoids being "AI slop" because it’s clear, specific, and grounded in real gameplay mechanics. It doesn’t rely on vague generalizations or filler text—instead, it directly addresses why Guardian is weak in Nightreign with structured, meaningful analysis.
Specificity over vagueness
It references actual in-game features like Steel Guard, Whirlwind, and Wings of Salvation, and explains their limitations in context (e.g. stamina drain, ineffectiveness against bosses). This shows familiarity with the class’s real mechanics—unlike slop, which often makes up features or gives shallow takes.
Structured, readable format
The original answer uses clean headings (e.g. “Poor Mobility,” “Limited Utility”), which help readers quickly grasp each core issue. Sloppy content usually lacks this structure, making it harder to follow or bloated with fluff.
Balanced and nuanced
Rather than just saying “Guardian sucks,” it outlines both strengths and weaknesses. It acknowledges community debates and explains why opinions differ. Sloppy AI tends to ignore nuance or pretend there’s only one “correct” take.
Focused and relevant
The answer stays on topic: it answers why Guardian is bad without rambling into lore, backstory, or unrelated mechanics. It doesn’t waste time on hype or drama language—it’s written for someone who wants useful gameplay insight.
No fluff or filler
There’s no empty phrasing like “Guardian is a powerful class but not for everyone…” or “In the vast world of Nightreign…”—common signs of low-effort AI output. Every sentence serves a purpose.
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In short: it’s not slop because it’s tight, informed, well-organized, and directly answers the user’s question using real information—not generic, copy-paste fluff.
6/26/2025, 9:46:16 AM
6/18/2025, 5:49:46 PM
It's going to be interesting watching Israeli shilling over the next few weeks. Regardless of the bs narratives, everyone has to understand the numbers game right?
Ukraine started with 40million people, to Russia's 140million. 3.5 to 1 odds.
Israel has 9, to Iran's 90. 10 to 1 odds.
US promised to back Ukraine 100%, but look what happened. Ukraine enjoyed technological superiority in certain spheres, superiority in the information sphere too--with intel from US and propaganda. Does anyone really think Ukraine was ever going to win? Does it look like they're winning now? Ukraine's population is now under 20 million of that. A million dead for Ukraine was 1/10th of its male of military age. A million dead for Israeli would be 1/4 of all males or half of those of military age.
Every war becomes a war of attrition, and the side with the larger population and better industrial capability always wins. And, for Israel, when they appear weak, other Arab nations are going to join in no doubt.
Ukraine started with 40million people, to Russia's 140million. 3.5 to 1 odds.
Israel has 9, to Iran's 90. 10 to 1 odds.
US promised to back Ukraine 100%, but look what happened. Ukraine enjoyed technological superiority in certain spheres, superiority in the information sphere too--with intel from US and propaganda. Does anyone really think Ukraine was ever going to win? Does it look like they're winning now? Ukraine's population is now under 20 million of that. A million dead for Ukraine was 1/10th of its male of military age. A million dead for Israeli would be 1/4 of all males or half of those of military age.
Every war becomes a war of attrition, and the side with the larger population and better industrial capability always wins. And, for Israel, when they appear weak, other Arab nations are going to join in no doubt.
6/18/2025, 6:44:25 AM
there isn't a single good phainon poster no matter which side
6/17/2025, 5:39:04 AM
Jews are lower than browns
6/14/2025, 9:35:46 AM
new characters should be able to 1 cost 0 cycle every single MOC, otherwise they're bricks
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