u/Few_Tourist7481

I've been trying to find an object show that I've watched recently, but can't recall its name and I can't seem to find it in my history. I recall that there were 12 objects in the competition, which was an FFA. I remember that 2 of the objects were a Jade and an Orange Yoshi (not adapted into an object-show æsthetic; just a stock image), and that the elimination method was VtE by commenting a random (typically nonsense) word in square brackets.

Lately I have been thinking about actual 'enemies' to be implemented in Pikmin Bloom, and Puffmin Colonies were one of the first to cross my mind. Puffmin Colonies would be similar to Mushrooms, where you send out Pikmin to battle them, but instead of HP, Puffmin Colonies have a 'strength' attribute; much like our own Pikmins' strength, and would have different labels corresponding to that, possibly a proficiency ranking of Novice, Intermediate, Advanced, & Expert, or size-relative labels, such as Puffmin Squad, Puffmin Parade, Puffmin Horde, and Puffmin Congregation (don't say it don't say it). For now, in this post, I will be using the latter labelling system.

Each size of Puffmin Colony will have a time range for how long battles will last between your Pikmin squad and theirs, and whether you win or not will be decided by a probability calculated from your squad strength relative to the Colony's strength. However, probability may be increased by having more Decor Pikmin in your squad. Different sized Colonies will have different strength ranges.

If you manage to defeat the Colony, you will get a variety of nectars, including seasonal ones; even at the lowest strength. However, these rewards will increase relative to squad strength and colony size. You will also be allowed to claim Pikmin out of a few given options to invite to your team, and this range (possible choices for what Pikmin to pick; not how many Pikmin you may claim) will increase depending on Colony size; 3 for a Squad, 5 for a Parade, 8 for a Horde and 12 for a Congregation. Your allowed invitée size will also increase depending on Colony size; 1 for Squads and Parades, 2 for a Horde, and 3 for a Congregation.

You may also have a chance to get a Decor Pikmin out of the Pikmin selection roster, with chances to find one yet again increasing according to Colony size; 5% for Squads and Parades, 10% for Hordes, and 15% for Congregations. There is also a small chance to find a Decorated Puffmin Colony, which has much higher chances to give a Decor Pikmin, tripling regular chances of encountering one. However, these are also much more difficult, with winning probability being shifted slightly in favour of a loss. Decor types are decided by where the Colony is first established; much like how Seedlings' origin location is deduced.

However, if you lose, the Pikmin you sent out to the Colony will be converted into Puffmin, strengthening the Colony. You will only be able to reclaim your Pikmin once the Colony they succumbed to is defeated. When your defeated Pikmin return, they will lose between 4 to 10 friendship points, based on how low the chances of winning were, with more points being deducted the less probable your chances of victory were. So that people are more enticed to Colonies with others' defeated squads, Pikmin will gain much more friendship points from defeating those Colonies, and will get a higher nectar yield as well as a slightly higher chance of getting Decor Pikmin. The Colony would also have an orange border around it to signify it has captives.

You would be able to use Mushroom Bullhorns to harken friends to Puffmin Colonies for aid in defeating them, and I plan for Puffmin Colonies to be accessible once one has reached around Lv 15-20.

So earlier this morning I encountered a Normal Bizarre Mushroom being destroyed by 2 seemingly high-level Bloomers (they both had the fancy event wig); in fact there were only 20 minutes until it was fully destroyed from when I first checked. I was tempted to jump on the shroom wagon, but then I feared I would look like a reward-jumping chud for trying to get some special nectar and records; especially since I only had 2 Mini Orch. Decor Pikmin, and so ultimately refrained from it. Should I have joined though?

I had a dream where there were new arëas in Pikmin Bloom to explore known as Bug Chambers, where you would send your Pikmin tó to fight bugs for rewards (presumably stuff like fruits for nectar). I distinctly recall the Bug Chamber which I visited in my dream to have a similar æsthetic to the Subterranëan Complex. Also I do not recall what entities could be encountered within these chambers, but I doubt they were related to any entities in the mainline Pikmin games. These arëas were the only way you could permanently lose Pikmin outside of releasing them. I recall goïng into the Bug Chamber with 20 Winged Pikmin. 3 came back. (I do hope the rewards for tackling on the Bug Chambers were worth it for the loss of 17 Pikmin.)

P.S: If we removed the Bug Chambers' power to permanently kill off Pikmin, how good of an idëa do you think they would be for implementation into Pikmin Bloom?

I had a dream where there were new arëas in Pikmin Bloom to explore known as Bug Chambers, where you would send your Pikmin tó to fight bugs for rewards (presumably stuff like fruits for nectar). I distinctly recall the Bug Chamber which I visited in my dream to have a similar æsthetic to the Subterranëan Complex. Also I do not recall what entities could be encountered within these chambers, but I doubt they were related to any entities in the mainline Pikmin games. These arëas were the only way you could permanently lose Pikmin outside of releasing them. I recall goïng into the Bug Chamber with 20 Winged Pikmin. 3 came back. (I do hope the rewards for tackling on the Bug Chambers were worth it for the loss of 17 Pikmin.)

P.S: If we removed the Bug Chambers' power to permanently kill off Pikmin, how good of an idëa do you think they would be for implementation into Pikmin Bloom>

I am an amateur in learning Russian, so this may be quite a big question for me to ask, but I want to be able to deduce stress and palatalisation factors easier when reading Russian — especially with encountering new words. The only rules I know about these topics are that the hard sign ъ prevents the palatalisation factor of 'soft' vowels (but then there is ⟨Привет⟩ which is pronounced as /privjet/ and not /priv^(j)et/) without another letter to get in the way), and that Ё is almost always stressed.

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While making a few custom Bosses in Havre.io's sandbox, I found difficulty with visualising the scale of the objects on the boss, meaning I would oftentimes have to flick back to the Saved Bosses menu and/or spawn it in to be able to visualise it to the scale of a tank, which can be rather tedious and prove impractical. So, I propose a way to visualise the boss whilst editing; either automatic, or toggled on & off with a button, to make boss creation less laborious. With this boss visualisation I would also add a togglable option to enable a translucent circle to visualise the scale of the boss easier relative to a level 45 tank?

Sidenote: Will there be an area to create custom shapes like in tankeditor.io?

Anyways here is the Tag of Harkening: u/Clever_Yeti

For my whole time in this subreddit, I oftentimes see posts which are misflaired — most commonly dreams which are fairly farfetched but not a meme being labelled as a 'True Plank', and/or not actually converting the dream into an actual meme. (A little less common misflairing is genuine True Planks being designated as a 'Recreated Dream', but they are not really the main topic of this post.)

So, to allow for Recreated Dreams to actually be dreams which are remade into memes, I propose a new flair: the Half Plank. Half Planks would be the flair to represent strange and abnormal dreams which are not memes. However, posts may only use this flair if and only if the dream cannot easily be made into a meme.