u/BigBellyBubby

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Would it be ethical to make terminally ill patients fight to the death to determine who gets saved?

Let’s say that we have a wizard with mediocre healing skills. They can instantly cure anyone of any fatal disease but only once a month. However, they can temporarily revert any illness for exactly one week. Would it be ethical for the wizard to go around hospitals and forcing terminally ill patients to participate in a hunger game style free for all, in which all patients will have their illness temporarily reverted and the winner will be permanently cured? In this scenario there would probably be about 20 people fighting at once in a forest with weapons hidden around. The patients would also all be within a month of dying and have no choice.

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u/BigBellyBubby — 2 days ago

How will the emerald rank affect plat and diamond players?

I’ve heard some people online complaining about them adding emerald to the ranks but I don’t really understand why. I’ve never been too invested in ranked games before but I feel like an extra rank would be good. As someone who keeps falling between plat and diamond, I’ve experienced how different the skill gaps can be in this elo. I feel like having an extra rank would just lead to more even matches but also I don’t really know what I’m talking about.

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u/BigBellyBubby — 9 days ago

Solo carry tanks for plat?

I’ve been a 1 trick doom main since Overwatch 2 started. I managed to move from bronze to diamond 5 but I keep falling back down to plat for over a year. It can be pretty frustrating to try and play doom with teams that refuse to play dive, let alone join voice chat for coms so I figured I’d have to change my play style. What tanks would work best in my current elo, specifically for teams with little to no communication. I’ve always played doom so I don’t really know what’s meta or what team comps work well so all advice is appreciated.

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u/BigBellyBubby — 13 days ago