@TheMophia@pokemon_psts I think the thing that bugs me is that they all look like they're made by one company for similar use cases rather than giving us a mix of different robot looks and feels. There's just not enough variety in how they get remixed when we could have sprinkles of different aesthetics
@TheWingedKingSV To be honest, my biggest issue with the future pokemon is that they all feel like they're from the same manufacturer while the past ones are far more distinct. Iron Hands could have been patterned after heavy industrial equipment like a crane, for instance.
@Smiley_quin while characters like Mammon embody greed. It would have been nice for the Sins to embody them as much as they provoke them. Going back to Bee, maybe delve more into her constant overindulgence in parties to the detriment of ruling rather than just being treated in show as cool.
@Smiley_quin To be honest, my biggest criticism of the Hazbinverse Sins is that they can't seem to decide whether they embody the sins, provoke them in others, or both. I don't hate that Bee is skinny, for instance, but it seems weird she doesn't seem to consume to excess herself (cont)
@Titania_EXE@_senby_ Really, it seems like as long as monsters and humans can interact, there will be an apocalypse EVENTUALLY. Either a cult does it, or some monsters get caught up in a war zone and some dude with a penchant for civilian casualties eventually one shots the timeline.
@Titania_EXE@_senby_ The real funny thing happens when exactly one monster gets involved in an end of the world cult or the like. If you want to bring about the end times, you're just one recruit away!
@AnimeSerbia It kills me that almost all of these complaints would disappear the instant you put a green box around word "Releases" and that's all most users would need to intuit it.
@PicoTheFennec@KeyTryer Most of the time, you'd be better off with two arms attached to a set of treads that you can roll in wherever you want. You'd get less complex robotics that are easier to balance, easier to maintain, cheaper, and are MUCH lower profile.
@PicoTheFennec@KeyTryer The big thing with the safety measures is that they entirely erase its niche for "safely" completing dangerous jobs. They're big weakpoints directly in the line of fire that a rock or branch could ding. The lack of hands, too, makes it pretty useless outside of specialty tools.
@KeyTryer "Yes, I want a robot that can be disabled by a sharp branch and can't go anywhere tighter than a double-sized hallway" is an insane statement. It doesn't even have hands, just direct attachment points. There's pretty much no advantage that this thing has that a treadbot doesn't.
@KeyTryer Looking at this site I'm like 90% sure this is an ARG. Designing a "rescue" robot that can't even maneuver a hallway is critically stupid, and that's not to say anything about the extra large places where you can stab it to disable it being advertised.
@Sm00thEeE I'm like 95% sure this is an ARG that has exploded way past the intended audience. The "yeah, if you put horns on it then it can't come inside" is super on point, same with the "Oh, by the way, stab here to kill it. Why would you need it given it's teleoperated? I dunno."
@NegativeSymptom@MaskedAxolotl_ @MostGlamorousmf I'm betting the Knight is actually super bound up by the prophecy, and ultimately NEEDS to see it through, which includes the fun gang. They don't kill the gang for the same reason they don't just insta-make titans before anyone discovers fountains: it's not how the story goes.
@saturniines I'm kinda betting a meta UI screw, where Kris purposefully ended the battle so the Knight could cutscene (following a predetermined path of fate, as is a theme), like an inverse of how Flowery started a fight with the Knight so they *couldn't* just cutscene/fate him.
@SenseiTomato@NegativeSymptom Do you think the dude with super cancer can haul Undyne and Asgore away on foot faster than teenagers can chase him? Also, Susie saw the Knight carrying Undyne in the light world and didn't recognize them as Rudy. Similar logic eliminates Carol.
@ColdTristan1@RenatoMadguy Two biggest things against that is that her ass isn't hauling someone the size of Undyne or Asgore faster than teenagers can chase in the light world and Susie saw them running away in C3 and didn't recognize them as Carol.
She's the red herring, although she's involved still.
@NicoparaDEV@MGecko117 If it's just the battery that goes, you could salvage the individual cells out of other vehicles from the same manufacturer to replace the dead ones, if needed. People have been doing that up in Vancouver for a while, but it'd definitely need a lot of know-how.
@umnokorito Wait, in S1E1 Hazbin, Vaggie specifically called Alastor a "dealmaker". Does it just refer to more things now, is this a retcon, or are there weird lore implications with at least some sinners being able to do deal nonsense?