u/MoonhelmJ

Wouldn't it be funny if WotC printed a card any combo deck could run tht shut off counters?

And it wasn't symmetrical. So the combo deck would get to keep its own counters? And thus protect both the anti counter card and its own combo in ways that were noninteractble.

Wouldn't be funny if the card also could do bears, chump block,and randomly inflicted life lose?

But they wouldnt do that. Haha! Just a crazy idea. Almost as crazy as this other idea i had for a savanah lion that also ramped you while drawing cards!! Good thing I dont work there or I'd ruin the game XD​

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u/MoonhelmJ — 6 hours ago

Furry used to be a pillar of masculinity until the femboys came

Furry used to be sacred. It was the raw, throbbing heartbeat of divine masculinity. We’re talking Ancient Egypt — where jackal-headed gods didn’t just walk the desert, they dominated it with abs carved from granite and biceps forged in the fires of Ra himself. Celtic Viking berserkers charging into battle wearing the skins of wolves and bears they’d killed with their bare hands, howling war-cries that made the Valkyries blush. Those were the original fursuits: battle pelts soaked in enemy blood, not some plushie convention cosplay. It was men being men — apex predators, war machines, testosterone incarnate.

Then the femboys slithered in.

With their thigh-high socks, tiny plaid skirts, and that insufferable “uwu senpai” whimpering, they infiltrated the temples like glittery little termites. What was once a glorious pantheon of rippling warrior beasts became a pastel-colored TikTok dance floor. Generations of pure, battlefield-tested testosterone were diluted. Replaced by eyeliner, chokers, and suspiciously smooth thighs doing the “furry shuffle” for clout.

We went from conquering empires in animal fury to paying for butt-hole pics of sparkle foxes in maid outfits on only fans. This is civilizational collapse with a tail plug.

Bring back the sacred masculinity, or at least bring back the goddamn war howls. Awoo!!!

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u/MoonhelmJ — 11 hours ago

I'm working with UE4 and I want to know what the best method for a simple transparency with sprites for a 2D game. It's not going to be anything too in depth

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u/MoonhelmJ — 8 days ago