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Hey all! I’d love your opinions on my little Sci-fi Comedy Comic

I’m a huge fan of The Guide, and I think it certainly influenced my sense of humour

u/SPYKEtheSeaUrchin — 3 days ago

Bad Endings: Brina Parker

For this Bad End, Brina Parker has pursued a career of costumed villainy, and regrettably it has not paid off

(BTW im aware of the similarities to the QOH character by TumpyNumpus, This is a coincidence and i will be redesigning it sooner or later.)

u/SPYKEtheSeaUrchin — 19 days ago

Bad Endings: Brina Parker

For this Bad End, Brina Parker has pursued a career of costumed villainy, and regrettably it has not paid off

(BTW im aware of the similarities to the QOH character by TumpyNumpus, This is a coincidence and i will be redesigning it sooner or later.)

u/SPYKEtheSeaUrchin — 19 days ago
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I hate hypotheticals like this

Hypotheticals like this are tiring and boring. I could have 30 million, and I get to pick the animal? Any animal? Fine, a koala, or a fish, or an ant. Literally any of these options are completely fine and follow the rules of this hypothetical, so to make the question even remotely interesting you need to add extra conditions.

These sort of questions are incredibly half baked and uninteresting, and I hate them. If you’re posting a hypothetical question, make it challenging. People shouldn’t have to change the rules of the question just so its not boring.

One last hypothetical I hate are ones where you are given an advantage or power but it has limitations. Such as “You can have teleportation, but you can only teleport to places you’ve been before”.

Like, okay? Fine. You mean I now have a superpower with limitations? Cool, because I currently don’t have any powers so thats way better than my current situation. These sort of hypotheticals are saved when you add multiple options though, such as picking between flight and teleportation.

tldr: Come up with better hypotheticals

Edit: I like how people in the comments decided to seriously answer the hypothetical that I was just complaining about

Also, your dog/cat would be a horrible choice. Its heavily implied in this hypothetical that you will be chased, and if caught lose the money. Why would you pick a choice that could end up with you losing the money? Sure, maybe you can get caught and still have the money, but why risk it?

u/Owen-DT-Gauvreau — 20 days ago