u/Ace-milk_drinker
Coaxed into "vague" references
I hate when people make a post about some topic, but they clearly are referencing a specific thing, often because the thing they are making the post about is only appearing in that thing and nothing else.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding the premise of having bad drawings and parodies of the titles, but I thought that if you are making something about a game mechanic for example, it should be something that you can find in many games, or if it's a tv show it happens in multiple shows and so on.
[PC] [2000s] A game with a door you had to open with a WWI grenade on a stick
Hello everyone, I had this memory in my head and I can't seem to figure it out at all.
The game had a puzzle where there was some sort of a shed/small building where you had to use a stick grenade to open it and I think it was necessary to progress the game. Most likely 3D.
Some details might be a little wrong, but the parts that I'm certain about are that it was a PC game, and somewhere around 2000s, maybe into late 1990s. I also remember that there was some sort of a breakable door/wall that couls be exploded by some type of a grenade.
This is the thing I remembered because I suggested to try a grenade on in one place and it worked when my older brother or my dad was playing it.
What's your view on being in a relationship
I'm curious about how much of aroace people want to be in a relationship. I want to be in a relationship as an aroace, but it seems it's a pretty rare thing in the community.
I might make a google form post on the bigger subreddits with more options, like if the people they are in a relationship with also are ace or allo etc. It might be fun information and insight.
coaxed into posts about different designs of something
I've seen a few posts recently about the design of some character or something similar and it started becoming "let's list all possible options ever" and it's no longer showing some specific pattern in design of that thing. I saw a post about robot heads that had like 3 rows of different types of heads, at this point you'd need to getting really abstract to not fall into any of these if you were to design a robot head
I had a question about the liner in sallets. From what I gathered, the liner is sewn to a strip of leather that is riveted to the helmet. Here's my question though, why are these rivets not visible in the front of the helmet?
Is it the case that the rivets are there, but they were flattened to not be visible on the outside or that some sallets just didn't have rivets for the liner strap in the front?
Additional question about the chin strap, how were they attached? If I understand correctly, the the holes in the first image would normally have rivets holding that strap, right? But what about most sallets that don't seem to have additional rivets than the ones for the liner? Are they also just not visible on the outside or are they attached in a different way - to the liner strap for example?