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I told you motherfuckers.
She will be my wife.
Similarly, the end-of-intermission flash plays off fandom memes about him marrying Vriska, and having her seem pretty uninterested in the idea.
She did say she was going to kill him. Probably as vengeance for wrecking the troll session, back when she still cared about that. And kill John she did, by persuading him to sequence break to the Denizen.
Possibly also due to her ability to see alternate futures - she may have known doing that would cause a doomed timeline that would set the current timeline on its correct course. (For one thing, by causing Davesprite instead of Calsprite.)
On a completely unrelated note, I'm waiting for the point where Kanaya realizes that she can just use Trollian to observe her earlier self, back when she was keeping the Mother Grub in her sylladex, and get the alchemiter code off the back of the card to make another one.
Didn't she say that she already had a code, but that the Mother Grub was ludicrously expensive to make?
And did you happen to forget that John and Jade are bringing two entire planets that can be farmed for Grist?
Karkat is the best character. The best. And I don't think even the puppets caused Dave this much pure anguish. It's hilarious watching him squirm like this.The interesting bit is where Hussie is totally foreshadowing Kanaya getting with Terezi, or something like that. The point is that the fourth party is going to be 100% a factor here.
Actually, wait. Terezi is hooking up with Dave in this whacked out situation. That makes TEREZI the male troll in that picture, which means... KARKAT/KANAYA SHIP IS OFFICIALLY LAUNCHING.
And note that Jane's entry item was the tree - what did she actually need to even do to it?I think that a prototyping might be required for the entry item to be created. If we look at both John's and Jade's items, the tree had no role but to sprout the actual entry item, the apple and pinata respectively.
John's was actually the apple.
I'm not sure we know enough to be sure she didn't do... whatever she needed to do.
I think it could be Gamzee's pre-scratch ancestor. We have UU, who talks in lowercase and is rather polite, and then we have uu, who talks in upper case (except for u's) and is rather rude. The twist Hussie is building up to will be the reveal that they are actually THE SAME PERSON.
DUN DUN DUN.
Wow. I'm rather surprised...It isn't critical that Dave stay in his god tier uniform. He can change out of it, you know.
It seems to be more of a "Can he get that tight hood off of his head, or is it stuck?" than it is a "Does he need to keep the uniform on?" situation.
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It isn't critical that Dave stay in his god tier uniform. He can change out of it, you know.
All of the turtles were harmed in the making of this comic.That...is the same exact thing I thought when I saw Cerol's post... to the letter.
From my experience, if you regen with the aquifer tags removed from the main RAWs, the world will still gen exactly the same, minus aquifers.It is strange, in my savegame I removed all [aquifer] tags, and still there are damp walls.If I'm not mistaken, removing aquifers after embarking won't help you. Your best bet would be to re-extract the save, remove aquifers (make sure you're removing them from the save file's RAWs, not the main ones, otherwise it'll require a full regen and I can't guarantee that it'll gen the same after such a modification), then re-embark.
A view with reveal showed the sand still contains an aquifer.
Any ideas?
We've screwed stuff up via unintended consequences of our technology. Trying to use large scale, experimental terraforming/geo-engineering involving release of large amounts of foreign particles into the atmosphere to mimic a large scale volcanic eruption sounds like a good idea, really?
I'd like to see serious research on the side effects of such a release. Environmental impact, crop yields, etc. From the Guardian article it cited, it seems there is already some serious opposition from environmental groups and other watch groups.
On the other hand... I now think I need to build a large balloon shaped structure with a magma stack, to release pressurized magma aerosol into the atmosphere in order to "geo-engineer" a hellish fire-scape to reduce the effects of Dark Fortress emissions.
