u/toosickto

The first game with the exception of Hayden Stella and Brooke was almost exclusively white. This game had so much more diversity that would actually be present in a school/community in the 21st century. I love how many characters had subtle elements of their culture and past present in their design. It wasn’t pressed into the face of the player but “ if you knew you knew”. I understand that the first game broke barriers especially with the lgbt elements of the story and Oregon had a explicit racist history, but I do think that this game went farther introducing minority characters than the first game.

I got illnesses that make me tired easily. I’m not really cut out for physical labor and really complex thinking jobs give me brain fog. I’m wondering what jobs are the easiest to actually do. I’m not concerned about the pay I’m more concerned about getting credits for ssdi if my health gets worse. What jobs are best for low duties/tasks and accountability?

So if someone directs strong emotions towards any member of the hive the entire hive will have a seizure. It took a month for the hive to take over the world. How was it possible for no one to yell at an infected before this? Is it just the immune that can cause this or is this a new phenomenon post massive takeover?

Say the hive said “yeah we realized the joining is permanent nothing can be done”. How would Karol respond to that? Would she be more inclined to join the hive?

She collects them during game two. And likes savage starlight series if I remember correctly. I’m wondering what real world card/comic series would Ellie actually like? Pokemon X-men etc

I get that people pay taxes for public services say roads, hospital etc. I’m wondering what kinds of services were actually offered by ancient empires like Egypt? Did they believe the government had a role in public services besides the military and basic law enforcement?

A huge part of the value of cards is how there back is. A damaged back can easily reduce grading, shift from near mint to heavily played. People can’t appraise cards without knowing what they look like

I know the liver can regenerate from damage (so long as their isn’t scaring) but diseases like CTE and post concussive disorders seem to imply that the brain can’t heal as well. Why is that?

Also are there other animals who have a central brain that can heal well? Not as not take damage like a hummingbird but actually repair itself

Ugly laws prohibited people with disabilities from going out in public space. I know many places in the us did that and there was at least legal discrimination against disabled people. I am curious how the typical person felt towards the disabled? Did large percentages of people agree with these laws or were they just put in mostly be select groups of people?

I know about half the us male population eligible to be drafted were labeled unfit for military service. What was it like on the home front for them? Was there significant social stigma?

Human/infected enemies should be able to retreat and leave the combat area if they start losing. They can’t do that in either of the other games. Perhaps if they start losing one of them might surrender. It would be a really interesting dynamic on what the player should do. Like if the player has a machine gun the rapid fire could convince the enemy to just flee the area instead of fighting.

That could make players think should they fire a half dozen rounds in the air to maybe clear an area and thus save ammo for later. Or do they straight attack and risk using more ammo in the battle.

I understand that property can only be owned by the living, however what happens if someone rises from the dead years later and wants their property back after it gets distributed? Does the dead person have recourse?

I understand that there isn’t a middle ground in the eyes of the law for being dead and alive. But what happens if someone rises from the dead do they get their rights back? Ie right to vote, right to consent to contracts. If they don’t then does the person who resurrected them get to “own” them like a zombie?

I get Homelander flies fast, near indestructible, has mental issues, and has laser eyes. But why are so many people afraid of him specifically instead of the dozens of other supes who also have powers? A super powered person can easily cause just as much damage as him but no one is afraid of say solider boy.

I understand that when copper interacts with oxygen it makes it blue as compared to blood from animals with iron in the blood. I wanted to ask hematology but they require and attachment. I am wondering do scientists refer to this type of blood as blue blood cells. Like a cyanocete instead of an erythrocyte?

I know that host immune response to viral infection often causes a fever which makes many viruses die off or not optimally grow. Why is that though? I know that bacteria can grow in wider range of temperatures and many organisms can handle a wider array of temperatures than viruses can. Why is that?

It seems that he is a narcissist megalomaniac. Sure he decides he wants people to worship him however his focus seems to be only us people. Why isn’t he trying to make the entire world worship him? Does Homelander actually view himself as patriotic or is that just his “brand”?

Does anyone know how many copies of this game got sold? Or sales by week?

I’m wondering how corrupt was the pri in Mexico from the 1920s to 1950s. Mostly I’m wondering if it was less corrupt than before the revolution. Also was it as corrupt as other Latin American or European countries?

I know the property is in New Orleans. However with the house being abandoned for years how is the parish taxing it? Also if a person is willing to deal with the supernatural could they steal the property from the ghosts of the mansion?

Are they let go? Say someone is dead for say a week then raises from the dead. Does that mean they get released? I don’t mean one or two minutes dead but actually being dead for sometime. Not declared dead in absentia either.