▲ 20 r/BobsTavern
Nobody could have predicted that the lobster nerf was too harsh, it was only cutting down its effect by 50%.
u/rEYAVjQD — 1 day ago
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r/CryptoCurrency r/funny r/AskTechnology r/SiloSeries r/hearthstone r/memes r/oneplus r/smartphone r/TheOnePlus15 r/threebodyproblem r/agedlikemilk r/LiveFromNewYork r/YMS r/SiloTVSeries r/BobsTavern
▲ 8 r/BobsTavern
I had underestimated how many cards are in the tavern.
I thought that if everyone with your tribe dies then you could easily find whatever, but I had like 10 mana at least and spun the tavern with all that mana and I couldn't find a SINGLE card from that tribe.
u/rEYAVjQD — 4 days ago
▲ 147 r/BobsTavern
Gee I wonder what everyone is going to look for in this lobby
u/rEYAVjQD — 5 days ago
▲ 7 r/SiloTVSeries
There's something off having so much prequel baked in the main show,
I understand that they try to not split it off into a different story because then people might not watch it at all, but it takes me completely out of the feeling of the secluded silo world to have every other 20 minutes a full blown depiction of the mundane world of today.
At the very least they could have episodes dedicated to the old world so at least the pacing feels more coherent and robust.
Right now I can't settle on a feeling because every other few minutes we jump between different centuries.
u/rEYAVjQD — 6 days ago
▲ 15 r/SiloSeries
There's something off having so much prequel baked in the main show,
I understand that they try to not split it off into a different story because then people might not watch it at all, but it takes me completely out of the feeling of the secluded silo world to have every other 20 minutes a full blown depiction of the mundane world of today.
At the very least they could have episodes dedicated to the old world so at least the pacing feels more coherent and robust.
Right now I can't settle on a feeling because every other few minutes we jump between different centuries.
u/rEYAVjQD — 6 days ago
▲ 44 r/YMS
Adum is spot on about the 1.43:1 aspect ratio especially for home projections
When it comes to home projections the insanity of it could not be clearer. Even if the screen is not that big: if one watches alone they could just sit closer to it even if the screen is only ~24'' and even if the resolution is not that high: it's way less important than the aspect ratio being bad. And there are way more ways for home projections like VR or projectors or big 4K and 4K+ monitors that make projecting 1.43:1 at home even more valid.
Adum's thoughts on it should be communicated to Nolan's fans more and it should become common knowledge.
u/rEYAVjQD — 6 days ago
▲ 0 r/AskTechnology
The internet economy is dominated by streamers who get revenue per view. But who is checking that the views aren't lies?
Really makes you think.
u/rEYAVjQD — 7 days ago
▲ 1 r/BobsTavern
Literally nobody new plays battlegrounds.
Rating ~500 and it keeps giving me opponents that can take me 7th or 8th routinely. I was 6.5K last season so that proves that literally nobody playing is a beginner.
u/rEYAVjQD — 14 days ago
▲ 2 r/hearthstone
Who would have foreseen this unpredictable outcome? Only DH was a good deck very obviously.
u/rEYAVjQD — 15 days ago
▲ 386 r/hearthstone
Nobody could have foreseen this outcome in their wildest imagination
u/rEYAVjQD — 16 days ago
▲ 11 r/hearthstone
Protip: when you see a player playing weird with standard cards in wild, don't concede if they do well. They may be doing an achievement and they may not be able to kill you.
I keep seeing people conceding when I try to do the Tras'tath achievement. Void souls are good even in wild but you may win if I don't go face because I wait.
u/rEYAVjQD — 26 days ago
▲ 287 r/hearthstone
What a stupid achievement. Are we betting on the opponent being a moron?
u/rEYAVjQD — 30 days ago
▲ 328 r/hearthstone
When you realized Hearthstone is not rigged, but the opponent is just better.
u/rEYAVjQD — 1 month ago