u/Chlorine_man

Imagine Homelander loses powers and we get sequel of him as average human trying to survive and regain powers
▲ 279 r/TheBoys

Imagine Homelander loses powers and we get sequel of him as average human trying to survive and regain powers

Imagine no one knows he survived and Homelander with his god complex ironically ends up as an average human being and gets the taste of mortality. Basically him trying to survive as normal human with 0 experience of real life and he faces completely new kind of hardships as normal mortal, and painfully fails in comedic way. He's plans to get his powers back in disguise but he barely functions as normal dude

The very first scene could be him attempting Suicide due to his ego unable to take all of this and failing in a funny and pathetic way lol

There could be low-tier unknown superpowered group of Homelander worshippers who recognized him and help him and he's doing his best to manipulate em for his needs, but due to his current condition he's forced to rely on them and slowly connects with them. Maybe he'll feel genuine warmth for the first time and ends up having actual friends, but does NOT become a good person, just experiences something new.

u/Chlorine_man — 8 days ago
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Is it common for people to inhale weed incorrectly? I have trouble with it

Hello. 20 year old guy and I never smoked a cig before, not planning forward to. However I do seem interested in weed and I only "smoke" it only when my big brother has it.

First time I tried it 1 month ago and by luck I did it correctly.

After that I tried multiple times and I could not smoke it correctly to save my life. Each attempt was failure. Didn't ger high ever since

My brother explained it to me many times how to do it and I still fail to. I cannot even describe how he explained it nor how I did it, I already forgot. But I think I breathe it in, hold for few seconds, my throat burns slightly and I just let it out and smoke comes off.

Is this a common problem or I'm special at sucking at this?

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u/Chlorine_man — 8 days ago

Is Autism currently in meta?

Hello.

I've been ADHD main for 20 years (all my life basically) and been living competitive mode, but last years it wasn't as rewarding as it was years ago.

Last time I checked patch notes ADHD was nerfed significantly, one of the biggest nerfs was Hyperfocus nerf by 10%, and the dopamine income was also lowered by 5% if I recall correctly. Don't make me mention the Passive nerfs

My winrate dropped significantly and I can't find a job.

Perhabs Autism is more OP? It was buffed like 3 times I heard and there's a rumor Autism level 4 is coming out. Should I switch on Autism?

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u/Chlorine_man — 9 days ago

Boosting accounts for $6 per rank (DuoQ boost $8 EUNE)

I'm Diamond 1 peaker this season, currently in Emerald. I'll boost accounts to Emerald maximum, depending on your mmr.

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u/Chlorine_man — 9 days ago

Boosting accounts to Plat-Emerald (Dia 1 peak this season)

Dia 1 peaker, currently Emerald. I'll boost account to Plat or Emerald depending on your mmr and rank, as It'll take too long to boost iron account with 13 lp gain.

Price also depends on what rank you want, but I won't charge too high. Just need few bucks. Maybe 5$ for per rank

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u/Chlorine_man — 9 days ago

სოციალური შფოთვა ვისაც გაქვთ, როგორ უმკვლავდებით?

ოღონდ უბრალო სიმორცხვეს არ ვგულისხმობ აი ნამდვილ გრძელვადიან სოციალურ შფოთვაზე ვლაპარაკობ. ქართველებთან არმქონია ამ თემაზე დაკავშირებით გაგონილი არაფერი, ძირითადად უცხოელებისგან და მაინტერესებს უბრალოდ. მეთვითონ მაქვს და სიგიჟემდე მივყევარ უყვე

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u/Chlorine_man — 10 days ago

This game needs better tutorial and it's serious for newbies

I'm coming from someone who's first long term game was League. With 0 MOBA experience. This game does not provide even a bare minimum of what you need to know and unless you're playing with more experienced friend your League journey will be extremely punishing.

They don't explain the concept of AD or AP damage, Armor or magic resist, what different lanes do, importance of objectives or farm, barely recommends proper champions for beginners. These stuff should be on the very first tutorial game.

Runes, early game and late game, teamfights. Or why should you build crit on ADC and lethality on assassins. Or what even the critical damage and lethality are. Otherwise you'll build infinity edge on Sylas because it just looks cool (personal experience) and tank on Jinx because you think you'll be unkillable and result will be 0/15.

These are like extremely simplistic informations yet you might not know whole fundamentals for a year. I built tank on Jinx for days cause no one told me an ADC's are designed for damage, or what even ADC stands for

Luckily I'm Diamond 1 now but still angry how this game treats beginners

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u/Chlorine_man — 10 days ago