>>216650747
Dann erzähl was
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>>724671775
are you actually getting upset about someone not getting your reference?
are you actually getting upset about someone not getting your reference?
MMOs are for faggots and trannies
Post cats
Post cats
>>33827853
This but how will I get a woman to love me, maybe many of us are together in being alone.
This but how will I get a woman to love me, maybe many of us are together in being alone.
>Game is the secret Krabby Patty Formula to the fans
>>539827551
There's a vote event going on?
There's a vote event going on?
Banning guns only confirms that laws are useless. It's already illegal to kill someone.
Alright the front is over we can stop pretending
Now where's the good shit?
I know you niggas hiding them game theories
Now where's the good shit?
I know you niggas hiding them game theories
>>513272977
your trivial labels mean nothing to me.
your trivial labels mean nothing to me.
>Game has healing items that give you heat buffs
>>938358259
Yoo how do you cage all of that in such a small place, i wish i could frot you through the bars til the cage explodes and your peepee bursts out
Btwe you have really nice toes, i would really love to adore you
Yoo how do you cage all of that in such a small place, i wish i could frot you through the bars til the cage explodes and your peepee bursts out
Btwe you have really nice toes, i would really love to adore you
At this point I'm waiting until AI is good enough to simulate a servers worth of authentic player NPCs for my and the boys to adventure in.
Some unnamed saint may even make mods like War mods for Horde and Alliance NPCs to have big battles and more fleshed out mechanics like that to make the world feel more alive.
Some unnamed saint may even make mods like War mods for Horde and Alliance NPCs to have big battles and more fleshed out mechanics like that to make the world feel more alive.
>>717206805
>Medic evac
Not sure if this changed for the PC port, but you can call them in as reinforcements on literally the next turn (so if you fuck up and someone dies on turn 1 you can rescue them, call them in on turn 2 and then they spawns on turn 3).
>>717209728
Jann is based though, no significant debuffs + buff when near largo (who you always take anyway for the free command point) + chance to refill ammo = great lancer until you unlock the hidden character. Also I think his voice lines are pretty funny
>>717191807
It's a pretty fun game (t. beat it 3 times) although the DLC is disappointing. Unless you are a completionist you aren't missing out by just going through a single playthrough and ignoring the ranking system. If you are outgunned you can always do a bit of grinding via the skirmishes, just do the most recent one on easy for EZ money/xp.
Don't forget to visit the graveyard for a chance to buy orders, or to visit castlefront street because it's how you unlock potentials (the little traits on their profile) which are what makes your squad OP. The system is kinda hidden but basically you need to gain points by deploying them, having them kill one or more enemies, rescue fallen squadmates or capture camps. Once you have enough points you unlock one of their potentials the next time you visit castle street, rinse and repeat until all of them are unlocked.
The only exception are the main characters (Welkin, Alicia, Largo, Rosie) who you need to buy a report on and then you get access to a side mission. Complete it and they get their last potential, which range from BUSTED (Alicia) to pretty good (the rest).
PS: You can't 100% the game without playing through it twice so don't panic about missing shit
Anyway how was VC4? I tried to get into 2 but the setting and tiny maps turned me off.
>Medic evac
Not sure if this changed for the PC port, but you can call them in as reinforcements on literally the next turn (so if you fuck up and someone dies on turn 1 you can rescue them, call them in on turn 2 and then they spawns on turn 3).
>>717209728
Jann is based though, no significant debuffs + buff when near largo (who you always take anyway for the free command point) + chance to refill ammo = great lancer until you unlock the hidden character. Also I think his voice lines are pretty funny
>>717191807
It's a pretty fun game (t. beat it 3 times) although the DLC is disappointing. Unless you are a completionist you aren't missing out by just going through a single playthrough and ignoring the ranking system. If you are outgunned you can always do a bit of grinding via the skirmishes, just do the most recent one on easy for EZ money/xp.
Don't forget to visit the graveyard for a chance to buy orders, or to visit castlefront street because it's how you unlock potentials (the little traits on their profile) which are what makes your squad OP. The system is kinda hidden but basically you need to gain points by deploying them, having them kill one or more enemies, rescue fallen squadmates or capture camps. Once you have enough points you unlock one of their potentials the next time you visit castle street, rinse and repeat until all of them are unlocked.
The only exception are the main characters (Welkin, Alicia, Largo, Rosie) who you need to buy a report on and then you get access to a side mission. Complete it and they get their last potential, which range from BUSTED (Alicia) to pretty good (the rest).
PS: You can't 100% the game without playing through it twice so don't panic about missing shit
Anyway how was VC4? I tried to get into 2 but the setting and tiny maps turned me off.
>>512061943
Zoom zoom tends to be a nigger or wog from the third world so it checks out; their genes don't let them handle a product made by animals, it would also hurt their feelings because they don't want the farm animals being injured and turned into delicious bacon, at least that's what their teachers tell them is the right thing, no it has to be oat milk for them.
Well a real man pours beer on their granola, and seeing as I'm not getting any younger, I sometimes add raisins to add a little fruit to keep it healthy. Poor zoomers. I don't pity them, I just think it's sad what the government is taking away from them and Gen alpha.
Zoom zoom tends to be a nigger or wog from the third world so it checks out; their genes don't let them handle a product made by animals, it would also hurt their feelings because they don't want the farm animals being injured and turned into delicious bacon, at least that's what their teachers tell them is the right thing, no it has to be oat milk for them.
Well a real man pours beer on their granola, and seeing as I'm not getting any younger, I sometimes add raisins to add a little fruit to keep it healthy. Poor zoomers. I don't pity them, I just think it's sad what the government is taking away from them and Gen alpha.
>>212494731
>archeological crew whose passion is excavating historically significant sites
>Woman who did nothing but marry a rich guy and enjoy rich person hobbies
>"You should be living your life to the fullest!"
>archeological crew whose passion is excavating historically significant sites
>Woman who did nothing but marry a rich guy and enjoy rich person hobbies
>"You should be living your life to the fullest!"
>>509755989
amerigolems, i
amerigolems, i
tajusin just et mun asunto ei oo comfy. miten asunnosta tehdään comfympi?
how do i know what support cards to pick based on my trainee?
do you pick based on the card's attributes or what skills they actually care?
do you pick based on the card's attributes or what skills they actually care?
>>40593235
No abusing of power
No abusing of power
>>507946393
happy birthday
>>507961713
wish I could be bothered with a trip to the coast, instead, I had a feast on some sosig rolls and pigs in blankets this morning. still knackered from all the heat, couldn't get much of any sleep. that feast hit the spot.
happy birthday
>>507961713
wish I could be bothered with a trip to the coast, instead, I had a feast on some sosig rolls and pigs in blankets this morning. still knackered from all the heat, couldn't get much of any sleep. that feast hit the spot.
>>507809567
It's really quite tasty isn't it?
It's really quite tasty isn't it?
>>712753196
they do it to themselves
they do it to themselves
>>21400735
The chinese food was from the police department. The wrap was from the outside of a fancy restaurant. The avocados were from my own trash.
The chinese food was from the police department. The wrap was from the outside of a fancy restaurant. The avocados were from my own trash.
1. FOUNDATIONAL PREMISE
Hydrogen (H) and Helium (He) are the most abundant elements in the known universe. Traditional science defines them in terms of atomic structure and behavior under classical and quantum models. Yet, their cosmic ubiquity and unique quantum properties suggest a deeper, hidden role.
Core Hypothesis:
Hydrogen and helium are carriers of primal resonance — the original encoded states of universal structure. Activating this resonance triggers a chain reaction capable of upending energy systems, consciousness frameworks, and matter-state stability.
This is the Toppling Effect — a cascade of shifts in local and possibly nonlocal reality, triggered by unlocking deeper functions of these base elements.
2. THE PROPERTIES THAT DON’T FIT
2.1 Helium:
Superfluidity: Below 2.17 K, helium becomes a superfluid with zero viscosity, capable of climbing walls and exhibiting quantum behaviors at a macroscopic scale.
Stability: It is inert, non-reactive, yet forms quantum vortices and supports frictionless movement.
Helium-3: A rare isotope with major implications in quantum computing and low-temperature physics.
2.2 Hydrogen:
Proton simplicity, infinite complexity: Just a proton and an electron, yet forms the heart of all fusion and the birth of stars.
Quantum tunneling: Demonstrated to move through barriers at atomic scale.
Plasma & energy states: Hydrogen can exist in extreme conditions and transition between matter and energy cleanly.
These aren’t just curious anomalies — they may be signatures of primal behavior.
Hydrogen (H) and Helium (He) are the most abundant elements in the known universe. Traditional science defines them in terms of atomic structure and behavior under classical and quantum models. Yet, their cosmic ubiquity and unique quantum properties suggest a deeper, hidden role.
Core Hypothesis:
Hydrogen and helium are carriers of primal resonance — the original encoded states of universal structure. Activating this resonance triggers a chain reaction capable of upending energy systems, consciousness frameworks, and matter-state stability.
This is the Toppling Effect — a cascade of shifts in local and possibly nonlocal reality, triggered by unlocking deeper functions of these base elements.
2. THE PROPERTIES THAT DON’T FIT
2.1 Helium:
Superfluidity: Below 2.17 K, helium becomes a superfluid with zero viscosity, capable of climbing walls and exhibiting quantum behaviors at a macroscopic scale.
Stability: It is inert, non-reactive, yet forms quantum vortices and supports frictionless movement.
Helium-3: A rare isotope with major implications in quantum computing and low-temperature physics.
2.2 Hydrogen:
Proton simplicity, infinite complexity: Just a proton and an electron, yet forms the heart of all fusion and the birth of stars.
Quantum tunneling: Demonstrated to move through barriers at atomic scale.
Plasma & energy states: Hydrogen can exist in extreme conditions and transition between matter and energy cleanly.
These aren’t just curious anomalies — they may be signatures of primal behavior.
Ponify with the filly