#feels like it would be rigged

[bugenthusiast0]

IM GOING TO DIE I FORGOT TO ADD THE PICTURE IN MY LAST POST

Anyways uhhhh

July 11th - theme park!!

I feel like the other ones looked better but I don’t hate it

[naamahdarling]

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[br1ghtestlight]

my cunty tina bob's burgers look for the cosplay prompt in dress to impress 🫶

[moldwood]

i haven't started working on anything yet because i have a very important commission to finish but i think this 3d model i was daydreaming up in my head is going to be way more complex than i was thinking it would be Simply because it does not follow a rigging structure that already exists so it will have to be Very custom. no tutorial will be able to save me

[clove-pinks]

I swear that every single time I see a Boat Media poll on tumblr, the wrong side is winning. Master and Commander OBLITERATED by Bob the Builder: We Can Sail It! special episode. Horatio Hornblower DESTROYED by Barbie: Mermaid Power! Somehow Captain Marryat is losing to even more obscure 1830s nautical writer Edward Howard.

[blkkizzat]

which jjk man makes spliffs out of backwoods and why is it toji?

lmfaooo. this is the foundation of the hot boxing with toji fic i have cookin' lol.

[cityandking]

I wish the inquisitor's missing hand were a cosmetic option. I want the option to not have one, or to have a magic hand, or to have whatever weird contraption they're wearing in the base design

[nobodybetterlookatme]

I've never heard of emts working only at events? What's that like for you if you don't mind my asking?

Yeah, there are ambulance companies that staff certain events, but there's some event specific companies out there lmao. For me specifically, it's almost entirely college events, whether it's happening on a campus or not. It's not great, usually pretty boring, but it's better than being on an ambulance or in a hospital. We do get actual emergencies sometimes, but usually it's just getting drunk people to the tent or giving out water and bandaids lmao. Again, boring as fuck, but I chose this over working on a 911 rig, so that's on me 😔 if I'm being so real tho, other than my coworkers, the best part of the job is the food lmaoooo it's so good and all the food trucks/food booths give discounts or free food to us depending on the location and event. And there's almost always a ton of downtime, so I basically just get paid to sit there and vibe for the most part

[loveletterworm]

Awesoem

[dangerliesbeforeyou]

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[the-tzimisce]

Fun NYC activity: stare the cyclist gunning it down the middle of the sidewalk dead in the eyes and adjust your course to stay in front of him so he has to get off the sidewalk or come to a stop. Savor the look of confusion and betrayal on his face, then walk by his shoulder with the same two inch margin that he was planning to leave when he blew by you at 30 miles per hour

At certain times of day you can repeat this activity as often as every block!

[transgaysex]

yknow i do think rigging is fun but its also real intricate. and the mistakes get on my nerves

[vinyls-and-valentines]

A typical Zone-made deck of cards consists of a mix of solid-colored cards and traditional cards, weighted differently based on the game being played. A game of blackjack or go fish only has as many traditional cards as there are players, but a game of Mafia only has one, in addition to color cards that would not usually be included in a deck.

These custom cards are all of various sizes, and very little dictates uniformity amongst decks other than the generally accepted rules that they must all have identical backings and have at least two cards of each type. Cards alike are held to very little rules, some boasting intricate linework patterns while others were shown no greater kindness than poorly-masked tape borders and corners only rounded for the sake of not splitting.

This, of course, makes cheating much more difficult— unless familiar with the deck your playing, sliding a dummy card in your hand is quite jarring— however, it makes playing rigged games all the more enjoyable granted they take place on friendly terms

[nzoth-the-corruptor]

[waddles in. spits up model edit (before and after) i did a few months ago for some events I ran. leaves.]

[inkblackorchid]

That plot point about some of Jack's matches being rigged also makes me think if his matches against Himuro and Enjo were also rigged

It's an interesting thing to wonder about for sure. However, I feel like with those two, cases can be made that they weren't forced to lose on purpose based on their personalities and appearances in the show.

For Himuro/Tanner, we know he was the champion before Jack, and we know that losing to this young upstart utterly crushed his spirit. And I personally think that defeat would not have been as harrowing (to the point of driving him into underground duelling and drinking) had it not been real. The part that makes Jack's victory so soul-crushing to Himuro/Tanner is that it was real, I think, and that it was fairly decisive, at that, which he did not expect after apparently having held the champion title for a good while himself.

Then we've got Enjo Mukuro/Hunter Pace, who, if his multiple appearances during the Fortune Cup are anything to go by, seems to have made a habit of challenging Jack multiple times in order to get his title. And you could make a case for that being an elaborate show-gag on Goodwin's part to introduce some sort of reoccurring rival who's always set to lose on purpose, anyway, but you know what kind of speaks against it for me? Enjo's duel against Yusei in the Fortune Cup. This guy is so fired up to try to beat Jack, in a way that I think would be hard to fake.

Plus, there's also something to be said about how the show presents their characters. Through their interactions with Yusei, we see that both of them really value duelling and their pride as duellists. And we get nothing that indicates they might have had a reason to "give up their duellist's pride" by losing against Jack on purpose, like Dragan did because he needed the money for his father's recovery. And I doubt Goodwin could have rigged their duels against Jack without them being in on it somehow, which I simply can't see them agreeing to from a personality standpoint.

That said, I could absolutely see someone taking his idea further in a fic and introducing elements that do force Himuro and/or Enjo to lose their matches on purpose, further undermining Jack's king status and throwing into question whether he ever honestly earned it in the first place. I think it would make for a compelling personal crisis on Jack's end. (Though I'm also perfectly fine with how the show handles that part tbh. Letting him beat Dragan for real and salvaging his pride makes this a good, self-contained mini-plotline imo.)