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It wasn't something Filthy Frank himself filmed, it was two other random guys with a shitty camera. One guy was dressed as Mr. Incredible and one as Frozone, Mr. Incredible said "just like the old days Frozone" and then Frozen opened a jar of pasta sauce, held it near his crotch, and bukkake'ed it over Mr. Incredible's face while he held his tongue out

Pretty sure it was a sacrifice these guys submitted but it doesn't appear in the original "FILTHY FRANK CHIN CHIN SACRIFICE" video

Edit: I'm also certain that it had a sacrifice submitted by MaxMoeFoe, Anything4Views was dressed in a white spandex suit as "Negative Chin Chin" and dancing around a bonfire

Edit: It's "FILTHY FRANK CHIN CHIN SACRIFICE 2015", I couldn't find it because it's been removed for violating youtube's terms of service, fuck you youtube

There are four Verminlord variants which could correspond to the four existing Skaven lord types:

• Corruptor - Grey Seer
• Warpseer - Warlock Master
• Warbringer - Warlord
• Deceiver - Master Assassin

So what if you can't recruit Verminlords off the bat but have to level up a base lord type, and then you get a dilemma where you can exalt them to a Verminlord or keep them as they are

When fighting Lizardmen I smash their infantry easily, but fail miserably against their single entity monsters

• High level lord lost against one stegdon in a straight 1v1
• Seven men at arms with polearms (armor piercing anti large) lost to three feral bastiladons
• Grail Knights did a bit of damage when charging into stegadons and bastiladons, but absolutely nothing afterwards in sustained melee

These were all in straight fights so it's not like the enemy had assistance from magic or other nearby units

Unless you have no damsel heroes available or something. Bretonnia doesn't have supply lines so I guess you can build a full army led by a Bretonnian lord and have a Prophetess army with no units follow them around

But a full army led by a Prophetess lord?

E.g. how to put this red cross on a white cloth outfit

https://preview.redd.it/wk56y5dyd2gh1.png?width=980&format=png&auto=webp&s=fe95ed1797748bf073eab5a046759335a43b0784

The Flood novel did a really great job fleshing out what else was happening on the ring, it would be cool to see Alpha Base (assembled entirely from what SOIEV pods and Pelicans pulled out of their asses), Melissa McKay, the resupply run to the crashed Autumn, little bitch boy Antonio Silva and Zuka Zamamee

He was barely accustomed to his Avatar body, let alone the minutiae of daily life in the Omatikaya. Jake would likely not have known where the "bathroom" of Hometree was (or if the Omatikaya descended the tree and excreted on the ground), how to wipe, how to wash his hands, or how they were expected to dispose of their waste. He would almost certainly have needed assistance with this matter.

When humans stay overnight as guests in other human's houses, it can be embarrassing enough to ask where the bathroom is, or to use it late at night - wondering if one should flush and risk waking their host, or quietly leave a horrible surprise to be discovered in the morning. Additionally, Neytiri was the only person he could have asked for help, so he would have been further embarrassed by telling the chieftain's cute daughter that he needed help going to the bathroom - especially considering that she was already irritated by him.

There would also have been a language barrier in communicating this need. Neytiri was not familiar with English slang and Grace most likely would not have taught the Na'vi children profane words (she didn't understand what Jake meant when he said "let them kill my ass" or "hell yeah"). She would not have understood what Jake meant by "I need to take a shit", nor would Grace's classes have focused on words like "poopoo", "peepee", "wipe my butt" etc

It is possible that Grace would have taught Na'vi children about human life and Neytiri would have understood what a "bathroom" was, but the phrase "I need to go to the bathroom" is still largely contextual. Jake's only option might have been to describe his intentions using mimes and sound effects, which would only have disgusted her even further. Not to mention that since the Omatikaya used communal sleeping areas, Jake would have needed to raise this issue in full view and earshot of dozens of Na'vi who were trying to sleep.

Cathay has a common enchanted item called Crackleblaze which gives the Wallbreaker trait. But it doesn't give siege attacker, so you still need a siege attacker in the army to launch siege battles without ladders or towers

If a character is powerful enough to break down a wall with their bare hands, then surely they can do the same to the gate?

You see this frequently in battle scenes in movies - the armies line up and clash, after a while the good guys take heavy casualties and have to pull back to a rear position. The battle isn't over and they're not routing, just falling back to another position.

I've never done this or seen it happen in a TW game. For one because of unit pathfinding and physics, falling back is either very difficult because your units will refuse orders once stuck in melee. And the enemy units will 100% pursue them, meaning they hit them in the back as your units are facing the other way, so you actually take more casualties by running away. If you're losing in melee at position A, even if you move back to position B the enemy can still beat you in melee.

I'm not referring to routing when leadership drops, not referring to pulling back a couple of units of archers when they get caught in melee, and I'm not referring to skirmish armies - a skirmish army movies away from approaching enemies is exactly how it's supposed to function, it doesn't necessarily mean that the battle isn't going well.

Hell's Gate had an ISV arrive every six months with supplies and personnel. It took each ISV six years to make the journey from Earth to Pandora. Hell's Gate had limited and delayed communication with Earth, but assume that immediately after the Battle of the Floating Mountains, Jake contacted Earth and told the RDA to stop sending ISVs, and the RDA agreed (for the time being). That still leaves six years' worth of ISVs that have already departed Earth. Meaning over the next six years, one ISV would arrive per month.

Did he deny them landing permission from space? Did he let them land, take the supplies, and tell the passengers to stay on board the Valkyrie and immediately return to the ISV? They must have had staff at Hell's Gate maintaining communication equipment if that was the case.

Are they ordering more from Hot Toys (assuming Hot Toys has some left)? That means that even though HT has shipped out most units of the figure, the factories are still producing a few more. The distribution begins before production has fully completed.

Or Hot Toys doesn't unload their whole stock immediately, and a year after the figure releases, they still have some left in their warehouse. Which means that HT is overproducing the figure beyond preorder numbers, and is willing to hold on to that stock for a year instead of trying to get rid of it as soon as possible.

I doubt Sideshow is literally stumbling across extra figures in some dark cobwebbed corner of the warehouse and thinking "Oh shit we need to sell these"

Asking purely from a business/logistics perspective