I'm writing a story where the antagonist is an eldritch horror inspired by the web, the whole thing about manipulating you and whatnot specifically. I'm not trying to hide the fact that it's inspired, but I don't want to straight up rip the name or like "mother of puppets" or "the great spider" or whatnot. Any ideas?
For example, hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia, the fear of long words, could fit under the vast. What else is there?
I FREAKING LOVE THE WEB.
I just finished Mag 136 and I am absolutely loving the web. I'd say it's the coolest entity by far (something about the stranger just clicks with me though, gonna leave that as my tag)
The statements connected to the web are amazing, some of my favorites, 136 might be my new favorite. I love the way they keep getting stuff from it mysteriously, and I love the vibe it has, it's whole deal of trapping and slowly bringing you in and whatnot.
Just a lil rant about the coolest frickin entity, and I'm extremely exited to see where it goes.
I'm cursed on haven. I've never won, not even a swift, unrated, retake, escalation, anything. My record is literally 0-22. How can I win? I don't care how toxic, meta or anything the strategy is, as long as I can win one to break the curse.
Note: I'm not horrible at the game. I am only iron 3, but I win about 70% of my games
Just rolled a tier 5 holofoil lethal abundance with slice and hatchling. Wasn't even grinding for it or anything, but it feels like kinda a waste to just have it sit in my vault. Any builds to capitalize on it? Strand warlock with access to any exotics.
Note: if you have a specific build, that'd be better, for some reason I am not good at build crafting with strand and everything I try is horrible.
I always lag for the first 1-3 rounds of a match. It's really bad lag, we're talking seconds per frame. It would make sense if my PC needed to like warm up or whatnot, but it's EVERY match, reliably, no matter how long I've been playing. After usually about 3 rounds, it'll settle into a smooth 60 FPS and stay there how to fix?
She just got this for her birthday...
Me and my friends want to beat the game. We have 3 brand new players, 2 experienced but not that good players that can make to and beat floor 50 pretty reliably but not much further, and one guy who's pretty good and beat it a couple times. How long do you think it'll take us to beat it if we sit down and play and don't stop till we win, however many runs it takes?
I'm leaving on my mission in early fall of next year (don't have a call date yet). I really want to read through the entirety of the scriptures before then. Bible, Book of Mormon, D&C, all of it. How much would I need to read per day to finish in time?
Man, that's a lot of zinc you got there
Hi I'm a citizen of Night Vale who somehow got access to this subreddit, ask me anything about living in this town!
Hi I was wondering if anyone knows of a website where me and my friends could all take a quiz, specifically where it shows you pictures of people (we're all straight guys, if that changes things), and you rate them from 1-10 and at the end it gives you something like an image of what your type is? I know that's not the greatest explanation, but Im not looking for something where you answer questions about what you like, but something where it compiles similarities between who you said you liked, if that makes any sense.
I play in a trio. We all have a few character that we can play (well). I play Clove, Gekko, Vyse, Raze, Waylay, Viper, Fade, and Killjoy. Trio Member 2 plays Omen, Sova, Yoru, Sage, Skye, Chamber, Neon, and Miks. Trio member 3 plays Brim, Tejo, Iso, Pheonix, Cypher, Veto, Breach, and Harbor. Any particularly good combos of the three to queue into comp with?
From my understanding, speedrunners usually start, stop and split timers manually. If that's the case, wouldn't it be really imprecise, considering speedruns often come down to less than a second of difference? It would make sense if they had a program to start it on first input, do rough, imprecise split times manually, and went back and edited it to end on the exact right frame in post, but I also know that speedruns are often livestremed, so what am I missing?
I want to build a Terra, Magical Adept deck, and I was looking online for some ideas, but noticed that pretty much everyone does her with the summoning cards from the final fantasy set, or at least with sagas. Does she work as the commander for a not strictly saga commander deck or am I missing something?
