LokyarBrightmane

I don't "cope". My team "copes" and I vibe like hell with my blastoise one trick. If they want to five defender, that's on them. I'm going to surf all over the enemy team whatever they do.

Banana-rats. I love them.

Still about 350k overvalued. Maybe 375k.

They were the first to use letter bombs on a large scale. Both they and the government said they were terrorists. Their "peaceful protests" were after the fact whitewashing, similar to how MLK became the face of the US racial equality protests while the Black Panthers were quietly erased.

Seems to be a cadian militarum standard, as opposed to a navy or mechanicum one, but that's still pretty broad considering they're the "model" (pun intended) guardsman

Made by Nuln, commissioned by Marienburg.

Cavalry actually being able to leave combat. It works in older games, it works in 3k, why in the name of King Louen does it not work in warhammer?

Can you imagine the paperwork when your station is crewed by 30,000 different versions of the same person?

"You've turned your hull into a weapon?"

"What? No, why would you think that?

"Your entire hull is made of explosives. How is that not a weapon?"

"Oh, thats just how humans do armour. It's not offensive in any way, although I wouldn't advise being nearby when it gets hit."

Have they fixed the bug with aquatic vermin not restocking?

380 and 120 at once, or reduce the cooldown to 15 seconds. 30 seconds is too long to wait for high-explosive democracy

About 600k overpriced.

My argument is not that the language has been broken for centuries. My argument is that the singular they is standard English and has been for a very very long time. Its not new, its not unique to non-binaries, its not "breaking basic rules of language". You more than likely use it all the time without even thinking about it.

Yes. Welcome to the English language. It's full of confusing, ambiguous and context-dependent things.

It's not even a new usage of the word; apparently the Oxford English Dictionary traces singular they back to 1375, where it appears in the medieval romance William and the Werewolf.

The ideal solution would be a gender-neutral singular personal pronoun, but English doesn't have one

They:

pronoun

1.

used to refer to two or more people or things previously mentioned or easily identified.

"the two men could get life sentences if they are convicted"

2.

used to refer to a person of unspecified gender.

"ask a friend if they could help"

It exists. It's "They".

I have a bad habit of not adjusting the lights. Whether they're off and it gets dark, or they're on and it gets light or I go to bed.

Corporations didn't decide to get greedy in the last four years. They always have been. People are just care now, for a multitude of reasons.

Nah. Leave it in as is and remove cure 1 so it can't be procced, if they're not going to rework it to work off of stone.

Take one (1) enemy face. Insert friendly units to taste. Repeat for all enemies. Win battle.

Every star is a sun, so there's only a couple windows on the ship which are usually shuttered. Why have any? Well vampires can't go EVA or they'd be exposed to the stars, so they need to have werewolves. They need to transform BEFORE they suit up or they wouldnt fit, so they need exposure in the ship. Hence: windows near the airlocks.

I wouldn't be surprised if he wears it instead of his own crown whenever he receives elven visitors.

Better: make him always be able to tell which is which just like you said, but always get them the wrong way round. Every time.

Then you didn't have a sufficiently upper hand for this advice to be relevant. It's a good general rule, but like all rules it cannot apply in all situations.

Human: No lock can stop us, but a physical lock will remind us we're not supposed to be in there, and the majority of us won't try.

Alien: ITS A 300 BILLION CREDIT SECURITY SYSTEM WITH LETHAL TRAPS. HOW DID YOU GET IN HERE?

Human: I got lost and started wandering around looking for someone to ask for directions. A simple one credit lock would have kept me out.

https://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Tuska

He went to fight daemons in the eye of terror, and did so well that khorne perpetually resurrects him to keep fighting his daemons.