u/theKayaKaya

This happens occasionally; tanks being soft.

I mainly play support when I'm not tanking and I have to say: *You're not built to be a tank if you're going to be scared to fight.*

I've seen way too many matches be lost because the tank is just backing up and backing up To the point they're giving up ground, the point, and ending up right behind their squishy teammates because they took some damage. They are simply too scared to engage😂

Especially when there is Zarya. Like stand-up and fight back, lil bro!

STOP BEING SCARED TO FIGHT!😭😭😭

Edit: I do understand and know it's a balancing act as a tank to be engaging in fights and not diving and leaving your team to die 😂

But I've seen too many tanks recently who don't know how to work that balancing act

https://preview.redd.it/d0qb7bmzjd2h1.png?width=1859&format=png&auto=webp&s=eee04f3cf4772753357c10f9f9c512dd679e8088

I'm still a bit new to ONI and I'm on cycle 83. I'm starting to noticed my wires will flash between orange and red all the time.

I thought it was just a battery issue so I"m upgrading them but things are still breaking! And I'm starting to have a heating problem.

I've been holding off the overheating problem by building ice sculptures and ice wallpaper from a mod I have then letting them melt; Plus using the ice fan.

https://preview.redd.it/ql55slxhld2h1.png?width=1864&format=png&auto=webp&s=ecd4f5270255ce01af611bff527315723d874a5d

The heating problem is getting so bad that I had to switch on sandbox mode to keep my everything cool with the heat gun so it didn't get any worse XD

I built insulation near my other dupe room because there is a steam vent near by. Should I just try to destroy it??? Its also causing heating problems.

I kind of hold on to the belief that Hajime Isayama is a good writer.

I just think he fell into the old manga curse of being tired of your own story and wanting to be done with it. I've seen it happen to plenty of manga where the publisher wants more and more of the story but the mangaka just wants to move on.

I didn't read it, but I think the most recent example I can think of is JJK. Ive just seen from fan reactions and reviews that the writing fell off towards the end.

So I'm wondering where you guys think the story should have ended?

I know some people hate stories that don't answer every single question but I do believe those types of endings can work. It's okay that some things are left to mystery and theorizing.

Aliza.

She has to be one of the most annoying characters to ever grace an Undertale AU.

We get it already.

She's so empathetic, guys. Don't you see how empathetic she is. She's worried about hurting the feelings of the people who tried to eat her on multiple occasions.

LOOK HOW EMPATHETIC SHE IS, EVERYONE.

At what point is it just bad writing and the creator is trying too hard too to make their OC likeable but it starts going in the opposite direction?

And no, I'm not buying into the excuse that she's just a child anymore. The writer is making her this stupid, annoying, and lacking self-awareness.