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▲ 3 r/fanart

[Fandom: WadjetEye Games] me, LibreSprite, MS Paint style redraw of Petra sketch from WadjetEye's Emerald City Confidential

u/tytanxxl — 1 day ago
▲ 1 r/adventuregames

I redrew and coloured Petra’s face sketch from the early Wadjet Eye game Emerald City Confidential.

I used LibreSprite.

u/tytanxxl — 1 day ago
▲ 1 r/mtg

I have the four Adventures in the Forgotten Realms Commander Precons and want to play commander archenemy, which schemes do your recommend to buy?

I need 10 different schemes, however I want to only use the precons in their original form. Which 10 schemes do you recommend for the scheme deck of the archenemy, so the games is well-balanced?

Here are the precons: https://magic.wizards.com/en/news/announcements/adventures-forgotten-realms-commander-decklists-2021-07-09

u/tytanxxl — 25 days ago
▲ 23 r/AskScienceDiscussion

How much science can we do without math (or with very little)? Any examples of low-math science?

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I'm a psychology PhD candidate in Poland, and some of the research i do is purely qualitative (of course i report sample parameters). As far as i know, such approaches are not unique to the social sciences and you can find qualitative approaches in even the natural sciences.

Here's the question, how far can we go in science without math and what are some examples of scientific achievement where math was limited or nonexistent basically? There is virtually zero mathematics in On the Origin of Species, so it seems that science can do without math at least to some extent!

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u/tytanxxl — 25 days ago
▲ 3 r/askphilosophy

Name for the belief that every statement can be simplified further without losing essential information?

My friend and I discussed some stuff together and he made the following two statements:

-Everything (we talked about statements concerning facts or ideas about reality, physics but also math and probably more complicated stuff like Hegelian dialectic) can be simplified

-Everything can be simplified without losing its essence

While i disagree with this statement, I wanted to come up with a name for it.

I had three ideas:

-Universal infinite semantic reductionism

-Universal infinitely reductible essentialism

-Universal infinitely reductible semantic essentialism

Of course, someone probably came up with a name for that way earlier...

Is there a preexisting name for this concept?

If no, how would you call it or what rules govern how to create names for that stuff?

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u/tytanxxl — 28 days ago
▲ 67 r/swtor

When it comes to lore, what does the efficiency scanner do? There's probably no definitive answer, but what do you think?

u/tytanxxl — 29 days ago
▲ 268 r/swtor

Characters you want to come back as more important?

I loved the return of Malora, I hope we will get more stuff like that. I wish we could get Leeha (the Jedi who thinks that the force works through droids) Narezz (who always survives the story) and potentially Thana Vesh, who for some survives the story.

u/tytanxxl — 1 month ago
▲ 6 r/DCAllies

Why are people toxic towards Batgirl players?

I recently started maining Batgirl despite all the hate I’ve seen toward her. I consistently perform well with her and have one of the best K/D/A ratios in Grandmaster ranked games. Even so, both my teammates and opponents constantly say the harshest things about me for picking her.

I understand she’s not considered the most optimal character and that she can be frustrating to play against, but I regularly get MVP, support my team heavily, and finish with the most eliminations while playing a character that’s actually pretty difficult to master.

Can someone explain where all this hate comes from? She's just a subpar dps with really good supporting tools...

Batgirl Issue 34 Joshua Middleton Variant Cover.

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u/tytanxxl — 1 month ago
▲ 7 r/YugiohCards

Most interesting card design in Yu-Gi-Oh! according to you?

I was always impressed by the idea of fusing a spell card (which is also a dragon) with a trap!

u/tytanxxl — 2 months ago
▲ 8 r/projecteternity

Depending on the class, Llengrath comments the Watchers will to join the Circle differently. Is she in favor if you multi-class a wizard?

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u/tytanxxl — 2 months ago