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I have 31 followers on X despite the fact I haven't posted a single thing there (I originally made an account to follow artists).

Lanchester's square law was designed specifically for modern armies with long-range weapons. You should have specified that. That law also specifically applies to idealized cases when the only thing that matters is the rate of killing the opponents - I wouldn't call that strength, at least not...

Usually it's symbolism. Big is often associated with strong, especially if it's contrasted against something small and visually weak (why tiny characters with huge ass weapons are popular). That discrepancy between sizes is often a core design element, for similar reasons as oversized jackets or...

I have heard of some of those, but I have only used 'go round the bend' in an actual conversation. A couple more in writing. I think you'll commonly hear some of them much more in individual places, depending on personal and local usage, but in general they're very rare. My opinion may be biased...

Can you give a list of those you're learning or something for us to judge? I can list out some myself, but there's hundreds if not thousands of them so it feels like shooting in the dark.

#1 is shit. I don't know who allowed the first 15 seconds to pass, but it looks atrocious, and it doesn't get much better later. Producers or whatever at the start. Ruins immersion. I don't know who thought using a damn handheld ballista at point-blank is a good idea, but it's not. Cheesy...

That's a fanfic where an original main character has a system, and a pretty well-written one too. I assure you there is proper progression, why I mentioned it in the first place.

Honestly, the only reason I'm interested is because it's Minecraft. It's got huge potential, the game mechanics and existing worldbuilding offer a ton of possibilities, but with the recent trends in movies and games, I don't have high hopes for the plot or the characters.

I could recommend The Walking Dead: Warlord here on Scribble because it was an amazing read for me, but it's been on hiatus for one year and a half and I don't think the author is going to pick it up. Read at your own risk I suppose.

I just learned tags have descriptions, and I've been on Scribble for over two years. Side note, this should probably go into the Suggestions category.

Once I actually drop things and try to sleep, I almost always fall asleep within an hour, usually much less than that. I've had cases of reading up till 2-3am though.

I have moooore.

Was Scribble Hub famous for interactivity...? The forums, perhaps, but definitely not the main site. I'd say it's the opposite - Scribble is known for having quite a lot of lurkers. People rarely provide feedback on their own initiative. If you ask people for it, you'll likely get some, though...

I'm pretty sure Pokemon Trainer Vicky will fit, but I've only read the very beginning. Ghost in the City from the same author is good. The mc has a system in the latter so you might not like it, but unlike many it's actually a solid system that doesn't make her overpowered for no reason.