u/WylythFD

Because "Forerunner" as a name doesn't make sense as a name when they were actually current, seems more like a name retroactively given to them.

The three being Cruelty (Envy and Wrath), Over-Indulgence (Gluttony and Lust), and Selfishness (Greed, Pride, and Sloth). Seven just seems over-kill.

EDIT: Just to be clear, I don't think sin is real.

Lilith. My partial namesake. Many associate her with sexual freedom, and there is nothing wrong with that, but I have different view of her: as a revolutionary dark knight, representative of righteous wrath, the one who refused to submit, the original human rebel. That is Lilith to me.

A common argument against abortion is "just put the baby up for adoption so someone who wants a child can have one". Ignoring that such a thing requires the pregnant person to carry the fetus for roughly 9 months and then give birth to it, what about all the children already stuck in the adoption system? Especially older children. If I decide to have a child, I am adopting, and I recommend more people do that. Now, obviously as someone who is pro choice I don't think that should be forced. as pro-choice goes both ways, the choice to have an abortion or to not have an abortion. I really hope I am making sense.

EDIT: Here is a repost of a comment by u/RNYGrad2024 who makes good points about the problem with the adoption system:

>Adopting is so hard to do and if you care about the original parent(s) of the child it's hard to see it as a great thing. Yes, there is the rare case where someone is truly happy with their choice to place a child for adoption but the vast majority of birth parents would NOT have chosen adoption if they had the support necessary to meet their own needs and the needs of the child. Because of that (potentially very temporary) lack of support they lose a child. That doesn't feel like a good thing to do to someone else, IMO.

>We first ventured into this world trying to get our foster license. It was our very first step towards parenthood and we weren't even considering trying to make a baby. I'm disabled and we're a queer couple. As a queer couple, in one the the largest cities in the country, there was only one agency willing to work with us and they were turned off by my disability. So there went our ability to foster, right out the window.

>Adopting from foster care, because we aren't licensed foster parents, would be nearly impossible.

>We could go the totally private route with lawyers. That doesn't ameliorate any of the issues around the birth parent(s) losing a child.

>So we're trying to have a baby using my body. We would've loved to adopt under ideal circumstances, and if those ideal circumstances fell in our laps I think we'd go for it, but it isn't realistic for us to plan to adopt. Hell, I've had 4 miscarriages, 4 uterine surgeries, a brain tumor, and countless tests on this journey so the idea of being handed a child to raise and not having to lean on my body would be a bit of a dream. That just isn't how this works 99.9% of the time.

>Adoption is a trauma for the birth parent(s) and the child. Adoption exists to give children a home, not to give people children.

My idea would be that Broodweaver and Revenant would get a Roaming Super while Behemoth, Berserker, Shadebinder, and Threadrunner would get Fire-And-Forget Supers. Though, I'm not quite sure how they would work.

I am an AMAB (Assigned Male At Birth) trans woman, and sometimes I think about what I would do if I was AFAB (Assigned Female At Birth) and forced to carry a fetus for roughly 9 months and give birth and had no option for abortion or even a day after pill, and, to be honest, I would end myself. I actually am crying thinking about how that is a reality for many. "Just adopt" doesn't work because you still have to carry the fetus for 9 months and then give birth. I hope I am making sense.

Something I have wondered for a while. And note that I am talking about wielding Light directly, not through weapons or other devices.

Like, a lot of future dialogue makes little sense. For example, you are both recently revived (meaning you missed the events of Destiny 1 and Destiny 2 up to at least the Dreaming City part of Forsaken) and yet were apparently close to Cayde-6, despite not being a Guardian before his death. Like, does the New Light quest take place lorewise in Destiny 1 (as an alternate version of the original Cosmodrome story), and you skip forward in time after you finish it?

There are some weapon cosmetics I like, but they aren't available to buy and likely never will be since there are no more major updates.

EDIT: Ignore the question mark.

I decided I like the Exodus Down set with a Bulwark Aeon Swift, but I'm wondering what type of Exodus Down should I have to have relatively high Class, Super, and Weapon skill without putting Grenade, Health, and Melee into low skill. I really hope I am making sense.

(EDIT: meant to select the PS4 flair, could a mod change the flair for me?) Basically what the title says, I bought Pixel Pete's Arcade because I initially had no plans to do the Diamond Casino Heist and just wanted to add to my Money Fronts passive income as well as play some Arcade games, but now I actually wanna try it and have been doing prep work for it. Not ready to do it just yet (wanna wait until a double money event for the heist), but like I said I would be willing to split 30/70.

It is supposed to mean "if you aren't there for me when I am at my lowest then you don't deserve me when I am doing well", but instead people use it as "if you refuse put up with my abuse you don't deserve my kindness". I know this isn't exactly Satanism related, but this still felt a good place to post this.

Instead, you get only a $30K profit, despite the fact that the cheapest Clubhouse + Bike Mod Shop costs less than the cheapest Auto Shop. All other deliveries (Mixed Goods and Ammu-Nation Contract) also give $50K profits.

Basically, lets say you made some choices you didn't agree with (like, for example, siding with a faction on Iokath). This feature would allow you to start over from certain points in the story. For example, if you choose to start over at the beginning of the Fractured Alliance story, all your choices beyond that point will be wiped, though you will still keep any unlockables. I say this because in Onslaught, for Imperial Saboteurs the game doesn't tell you that the Light Side response to Krovos on targeting civilians also lets you keep your cover, so many pick the "Saboteur" option, which still leads to Krovos targeting civilian population centers, which causes Theron to be upset with you.

(posted this before, but thought the title was too aggressive in hindsight)

As a Smuggler main, I have a hard timing seeing any Combat Styles besides Gunslinger and Scoundrel (and to a lesser extent Mercenary and Powertech) making sense narratively with them, to be clear this is not about their weapon choices (I can see a Smuggler using a Rifle, Sniper, or Cannon), but rather their abilities, they lack the underworld feel of the Gunslinger and Scoundrel (and to a lesser extent Mercenary and Powertech). The reverse is also true (though obviously to a lesser extent for their fellow Underworld origin story the Hunter, especially if they don't become a Mandalorian). Which is a shame because I would love if it was possible to have an Agent with a Pistol and Vibroknife who uses corrosive attacks.

As always, this is just my opinion.