EPTLiked it, but Ragnarok still my fave.
Taika Waititi is King.
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Ketara
United States15065 Posts
Liked it, but Ragnarok still my fave. Taika Waititi is King. | ||
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Frolossus
United States4779 Posts
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mordek
United States12705 Posts
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AsmodeusXI
United States15536 Posts
On February 14 2018 02:43 Frolossus wrote: slay the spire is so much fun. i bought it saturday night and i've already put 30ish hours into it. Like many games, I got it in my library and haven't touched it yet. I've heard great things though. Looking forward to messing with it. Also, I'm pretty sure we've talked about this before, but now release day is getting closer... | ||
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Numy
South Africa35471 Posts
edit@ Asmo - what is that oo? | ||
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WaveofShadow
Canada31495 Posts
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AsmodeusXI
United States15536 Posts
On February 14 2018 04:12 Numy wrote: Yea seen qtpie play it a bunch and looks fun. Just early access games are a bit ;( even though I just bought factorio lol. edit@ Asmo - what is that oo? Run-based tactical kaiju vs. mech game from the makers of FTL. I'm pretty hyped. Unfortunately I never played Advance Wars so I can't give a good impression of whether or not it is similar. It doesn't seem exactly like Advance Wars. If you were looking for that... (though I've heard this game gets pretty rote and doesn't do its influence proud) | ||
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Gahlo
United States35165 Posts
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Requizen
United States33802 Posts
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TheYango
United States47024 Posts
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killerdog
Denmark6522 Posts
On February 13 2018 00:31 Requizen wrote: Hype! inb4 "SC2 isn't a real game so who cares". Release date at E3. Can't wait! Only downside is that I'll have to actually buy a console... oh well I have a spare 40k army I can sell off. That sucks dude. Our pup can be really mouthy (lots of barking at dogs and cars) but has never hurt another person or dog. But yes, in general I've found that smaller dogs are the worst behaved. I'm not sure why, could be lack of training or just some sort of inbuilt Napoleon Syndrome, but it's quite noticeable. Good to hear your dog is obedient, hope he heals ok! Small dog syndrome is pretty well documented. A large part of it is meant to come from the fact that aggression often comes from either a fear response, or from some past traumatic event. When you're a 10th the size of the dogs around you a lot more things seem scary, and if small dogs aren't very very socialised around larger dogs from a young age, they often don't feel comfortable/feel threatened when bigger dogs approach. Just takes one big dog to approach or knock a smaller one over in a way that ends agressively and suddenly the small dog might have some hairline trigger in similar situations. Also people don't tend to respect the boundaries of smaller dogs as much. Lots of handbag sized dogs just get picked up and carried around and whatever when they don't want to be, because it's a lot easier to ignore threatened behaviour in something the size of your shoe. If you keep overstepping a dogs boundaries and then telling it to stop when it gives signs of displeasure like growling, you get dogs which repress all the warning signs until it's too late and they snap. That plus generally less discipline because smaller dogs don't need to be as strictly obedient as large dogs and you have a recipe a lot of them turning into yappy ankle biters :p Trigger behaviour happens to all sizes of dogs too, our old Toller used to love playing with small white dogs, then one day she got out of the garden as this crazy old woman was walking past with her yipppy white dog, and her response to seeing a toller walking towards her was to hit it with the sharp point of her umbrella while shouting. After that our dog reacted really aggro to seeing any small white dog  | ||
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JimmiC
Canada22817 Posts
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Scip
Czech Republic11293 Posts
On February 14 2018 08:50 JimmiC wrote: There is also the breeding angle. Most larger breeds have had the aggression bred out of them. (Unless it was desirable for protection, but then loyalty was key). smaller dogs were mainly just bred for the size, and aggression wasn't really cared about. It's pretty ridiculous to claim that any personality traits or behavioral stuff can come down to genetics. It's always about the environment. | ||
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Ketara
United States15065 Posts
But upbringing makes a bigger difference. | ||
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JimmiC
Canada22817 Posts
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nafta
Bulgaria18893 Posts
On February 14 2018 11:16 Scip wrote: It's pretty ridiculous to claim that any personality traits or behavioral stuff can come down to genetics. It's always about the environment. lol. Clearly a post by someone who has never had any experience with this. Both my grandparents had farm animals and you can definitely tell there is a lot of genetics involved. | ||
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Scip
Czech Republic11293 Posts
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TheYango
United States47024 Posts
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AlterKot
Poland7525 Posts
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Ketara
United States15065 Posts
On February 14 2018 21:30 TheYango wrote: Usually your troll posts have a bit more setup. Also you tend to have weird opinions on animals, and on things in general. Gotta troll better sciperino. Also guys, when I come back next week can we have a celebratory TLLOLOTGDGN drunk league party? | ||
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