Recent content by GlassRose

I see he's trying to compete with Lloyd. Fool. No one could surpass him.

Well, I presume there is some kind of time when it's appropriate to use as a weapon. Anyway, I'm partial to katars, daggers, and kama. And of course, the sword. But only the dagger and sword really feel appropriate as a ceremonial thing. In general, meteor hammers could be good. Wearable, and...

Well, I'd lose my support network, so that's a big negative. If I did, I'd probably go for my primary fantasy setting, since I've fleshed it out way more and know how the magic works and Earth canonically exists, and I have set up the worldbuilding infrastructure so that if I were to get...

Literally only you.

I was worried that was the case when I couldn't find it. Sigh...

I'm looking for a specific series I was reading a few years back. The MC was transmigrated and immediately dropped into a pool filled with blood. He had a blood storage skill iirc. He bought a red coat for cheap because it was blood colored, but red clothing in that society was seen as a color...

Would it actually be any worse than life on Earth? I mean we basically already live in a dystopia while trying our hardest to ignore the fact. By that point in a civilization's development, one has to figure they have a lot that's just automated, and that society has developed past a point of...

Ignorant? Yup. Cause loads of stories justify the existence of the system/explore it's origins and how it works. Some better than others. I think Stubborn Skill-Grinder in a Time Loop is a good example. The System was created by an Eldritch entity that loves life but is anathema to it, as a...

On myself? Roughly chin length is when it looks best, but I don't love my hair, I've just found the one style that I can stand and am sticking with it. In general though? Whatever looks best on the individual, honest. I would have thought that I'd find longer hair more attractive in general...

Except it really doesn't? For books 1 and 2, he is definitively an antagonist. Just because he later becomes an ally doesn't invalidate the fact that he was an antagonist to begin with.

I think you're confusing antagonist and villain. Villain means bad guy, antagonist means opposing the protagonist. The protagonist could be a villain, and the antagonist is the hero trying to stop them, for example.

Morality isn't divested from consuming products. If the product was made unethically, it's unethical to support it by giving the company that made it money. If you buy it, YOU bear a measure of responsibility for the evil in which was used to create it. So no, all is NOT good. Unless you have no...

Ai is very bad for the environment, because to run it it needs massive amounts of water and it gets contaminated, massive amounts of electricity, and massive amounts of theft of intellectual property to reach any kind of 'usable' state. That's the moral/ethical argument. The other side is a...

Depends on how 'moral' the moral antagonist really is. I'd say the best ending is for them to be confronted in some way by the wicked means they've used to accomplish their goals, and more specifically be shown another way. For some, this could lead to them changing their methods, and no longer...

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