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@spamerino111 said in comment #2639297:
[...] luckily i got the high res files to ensure this is viewable at originial quality
Where from?
LowStandardUser said in comment #2639186:
can anyone tell if the arca or X one has better quality for this artist's stuff?
Arca.Live, primarily for the resolution. Both have artifacts when you zoom in but it doesn't take away from the image quality for the average viewer. Twitter is choked along by the 4096 maximum image dimensions while Arca.Live has (presumably) the original image dimensions.
Seems uploaders found this out fairly recently that they're active there (again? the first Arca upload was 11 months ago but uploaders dumped their page in the last month with a couple of images), so they upload from there to have ideally a version with the best dimensions available.
This is the link that the third-party source added on the post: http://1kg.xii.jp/
Jeanette92 said:
When you get used to reading something one way you do it by default. He probably reads more mangos, so he was more used to reading like that.
Well that and seeing how a lot of comic pages here are read right to left, most of us will eventually get confused the moment we find one in reverse. So yeah, his confusion is justified.
BrasilianBarbecue said:
Putting pea shooters in the third row from the left is enough to defeat normal zombies (and even cone zombies ifrc). That plus the small nut as defense is good enough for the first few levels.
Generally speaking two rows of flowers are optimal in my experience.
Plus more sunflower = more sun = more peashooters. Left one is clearly playing on schizo mode.
DammitCarl said:
Sunflower is like your economy. Sacrificing your economy so your soldiers can fight longer is... certainly a chice. Not a good one or a smart one or heck, even a logical one, but certainly one.
That's true in real life and in most strategy/tactics/4X games, but sunflowers are so cheap and replaceable (and space is so limited) in the PvZ games it is the good and smart and logical choice.
Doesn't make it any less callous though, at least for people who care for their virtual plants.
DammitCarl said:
Sunflower is like your economy. Sacrificing your economy so your soldiers can fight longer is... certainly a chice. Not a good one or a smart one or heck, even a logical one, but certainly one.
To be honest, PVZ1 isn't that hard, so you can beat it either way. But still, Sunflowers are that cheap, if your defense is good you can keep replacing them and getting more sun.
LALA867 said in comment #2292259:
Nah... i bet a psyduck could fit the bill for that.
I see what you did there
Coga said in comment #2639031:
Huh, so this is implying Neville's an isekai'd dude?
Also, poor Hermione!
the running community gag, is that Prof. "Hellfire" McGonagall, has been training Neville is complete secrecy as her wizard spec-ops protรฉgรฉe.
Dracaena's feeling that he's been in a similar situation like this is due to the testament of excellent training he received
M0131U5 said in comment #2639139:
the running community gag
Wait
Are you telling me
That the Malfoid meme has lore?
Coga said in comment #2639031:
Huh, so this is implying Neville's an isekai'd dude?
Or a time-looper.
AlsoSprachOdin said in comment #2639192:
Or a time-looper.
"...and the sheperd boy says..."
"...twelve millions years into the future..."
"...a little bird comes, and sharpens his beak..."
"...a billion years..."
"...you must think it's a hell of a long time..."
"It's eternity in there, Harry."
FRien said in comment #2639254:
"...and the sheperd boy says..."
"...twelve millions years into the future..."
"...a little bird comes, and sharpens his beak..."
"...a billion years..."
"...you must think it's a hell of a long time..."
"It's eternity in there, Harry."
Okay, I think the bird is a Doctor Who reference, and "eternity in there" I recognized from Emesis Blue but apparently it's from The Jaunt. The rest I can't really place.
AlsoSprachOdin said in comment #2639301:
Okay, I think the bird is a Doctor Who reference, and "eternity in there" I recognized from Emesis Blue but apparently it's from The Jaunt. The rest I can't really place.
Everything but the last one is Doctor Who. As he dies and repeats his adventure, he tells the story of a king who goes to ask a sheperd boy the meaning of eternity, and as he dies, lives and dies again, the Doctor tells the story, while counting how long he's been in the castle.
Original deleted Pixiv source: https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/32825830
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