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What if you could "Pokeball" enemies and turn them to allies

I know this would really cause computers to overheat, but imagine you could turn enemies to your side...maybe a "Pokeball" style special equipment allowing you to catch an enemy...

Imagine going against a boss with a few former enemies now on your side behind you! ie: Bison charging by your side, etc.

This would be fun I think! A "pokemon trainer" style survivor

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u/WaxWing_Bohemian — 1 day ago
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Why is split-screen co-op not available on PC?

I recently learned that console versions of ROR2 have couch co-op where you can play side-by-side with a friend.

Why is this feature not available on PC it's really fun.

It turns out there are mods which allow this on PC so it is possible.

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u/WaxWing_Bohemian — 2 months ago
▲ 10 r/Yukon

Do you think the Yukon will one day have 14 self-governing First Nations? Is this outcome desirable?

I have been thinking about the three Yukon First Nations that are not self‑governing:

Liard First Nation

Ross River Dena Council

White River First Nation

I am curious as to what people on this board think. Do you think that one day these three groups will become self-governing?

Or is the current state of the Yukon with 11 self-governing and 3 non-self governing First Nations going to remain?

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u/WaxWing_Bohemian — 3 months ago
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I saw this image on Facebook today. A C-130 Hercules plane carrying an oil truck.

I had to look it up, because I can barely imagine a bigger example of waste.

You know what these military planes cost to operate? About $8,000 to $20,000 US dollars per hour.

You know how much pollution they create? Every hour of flight is similar to 30–40 average passenger cars driving for a year.

And all this, to deliver an oil truck to Old Crow.

My question is why does VGFN remain adamant in refusing offers to build a road.

They would have cheaper food, cheaper materials for construction, the ability to bring in modular housing, save the environment, etc.

The benefits would be enormous and affect daily life.

The only argument I have heard is bootlegging and concerns about hunters using the road. Surely this could be mitigated and these concerns are small compared to the problems of remaining a fly-in community.

It just seems so ridiculous and wasteful in terms of money and environmental damage: Using Hercules plane to deliver goods to a community of 200 people.

u/WaxWing_Bohemian — 4 months ago