u/emergency___hammer

Is there some sort of place where Save the World's lore is documented?

I've been trying to look around recently on the internet for some source that properly explains and/or lays down the entire story and perhaps connecting the sub-storylines of save the world to the main questline. I had no luck on youtube for example as all I find is either videos talking about the development story of save the world, or how the battle royale ch1 lore connects to save the world, i havent really found any source that properly presented the story of fortnite save the world.

On a side note, I always fantasize about how amazing and successful an animated series of save the world's story would've been if only they kept the game in the spotlight, such wasted potential.

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u/emergency___hammer — 12 days ago

Was watching the series "Adolescence" and in the final scenes there appears to be a One Piece Vol.1 (3-in-1) manga in Jamie's (Main Character Kid) room but it's a bit blurry. Couldn't unsee it so I had to share

I know one piece when I see one piece

u/emergency___hammer — 3 months ago
▲ 3 r/ADHD

It just hit me how bad it is to study or do normal tasks unmedicated

I got diagnosed during my 2nd year of engineering, after a series of awful semesters and barely passing (and a few fails). Now I've been on the honors roll for 2 semesters so far, and currently near the end of my 3rd semester being diagnosed.

It was going well until I was out of medication for the past 2 weeks and couldn't get a prescription again because of public and religious holidays, and I have a midterm literally tomorrow which is the first working day after a whole week off. So, I've been trying to study for the past few days, but it was like hell trying to do so without meds.

It reminded me exactly of my days before finding out about this disorder and thinking I'm just lazy or dumb, or that everyone is this "lazy" and crams all their studying for the last night before the midterms. But the difference is that now I am fully aware that it was never this normal, and others can sit through studying for their boring midterm normally, while having time to do their daily tasks/routines.

It's funny because I always had this imposter syndrome since getting diagnosed that what if I am lying to myself this whole time and somehow staged my symptoms (but I literally didn't) to the doc so I can get meds and have a reason for being dumb, but trying to study (and even trying to do chores) again without meds and being fully aware of the condition just silences that thought because yes the F I have it and I know damn well I'm not dumb, and I love my studies and I just wanna do it like a "normal" person without all this inconvenience

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u/emergency___hammer — 5 months ago