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My Skyrim character inspired my dnd character, my response is always "I'm a werewolf, you tell the guards anything and I'll eat you" works every time

I had absolutely no idea she was there, I was thinking "maybe she won't turn me in if I buy some flowers"

I'd need to get some friends together for that, oh and a lot of painkillers and ammunition

@@brennonlewis 😂😂😂 can’t wait

@@sneaky-d69 unfortunately me and all of my friends have room temperature IQ and we'll probably have the life expectancy of a marine on D-Day

That little beaded trinket , like almost everything in Avatar , in truth is really the use of a refelctive example of the use of object seen as being very sacred to some indigious cultures right here on earth. This object called a Wampum string, Wampum is used in "some" indigious cultures to record historical aggrements and important Memorys . so that little string (Songcord or in there language "waytelem") is a mnemonic device, and in this case was used to hold the memorys of ones family, We need to look at our "own" very real world history when Colonizers who came in there "Ships" made a point of taking or in truth stealing the Wampum Belts and strings of diffrent native nations to try and 'Cut" or Sever ones ties to ones personhood and peoplehood , its the same equivlent to the burning of a peoples history books so they can not use them to remember there past. The use of Wampum belts and strings in indigious history and Camerons awareness and recognition of that little beaded trinkets importance in his act of reflecting its use in the films storyverse. this no topical issue at all, we by force took indigious children from there parrents many where killed and burryed in unmarked graves, We Cut there hair and tryed to force them "see" the way we do. But in indigious history they also came into conflict (War) with one another . And a layer of deep understanding of our own primal human behavior came into play , ua-cam.com/video/0DaNMtVANsA/v-deo.html "That object in Hiawatha's hands (Also called Aiionwatha) is a wampum string . and it can be used to help heal from deep Tramma .

Also, his ability to spot you is totally dependent on the difficulty level you play at. On the harder levels, if you're in his 'line of sight' he's going to screech. 'Spotting' you also encompasses sound. And smell too! On higher levels, hiding in lockers never works, he'll sniff you out (or hear you)..

Yes but the truth is that alien's hiss is short when you raise difficulties. on Easy it last more than in nightmare, im playing nightmare and its like 1second of alien hiss before you can break line of sight. Also on nightmare lockers and those gray boxes are Just lauchboxes for alien so you must use furniture to break line of sight ,dont even try hiding in lockers (or at least use a medkit so you can hide successfully once)

I realized I was screwed

@@brennonlewis That nod is what killed you. If you're under something, even if it seems like the Alien spotted you, if it made no audio queue, which seemed to be the case until you nodded, it hasn't. Any movement when hiding, even just looking around, will startle the alien as it did here. The Alien can be sometimes like a _Jurassic Park_ T-Rex when you're hiding. When the Alien is in passive mode, i.e., up in the vents, walk, not crouch walk, to your next destination, and don't do anything to summon the Alien, i.e. get it to come out of the vents and be in active mode as you did in the video. (It's entirely possible to get through Nightmare difficulty without really encountering the Alien.) Yes, I know you wanted to distract it. Also, avoid lockers unless you absolutely have to. The more you use lockers, even when the Alien is not present, makes for the Alien to look into lockers more. Oh and props for trying to fight it off in the end.

Well they were very young, I feel like they were all very close as they were isolated from their own people for so long

@@brennonlewis could be both?

I always wondered that. Like why didn’t The Sarentu protagonist talked about their sister, Aha’ri? Maybe it was too painful for them to recall that moment. When I saw how Mercer gunned her down, i was horrified. Cause that was a child

@@brennonlewisI’ve beat the game and let me tell you something. I really wished I had the chance to put an arrow or bullet in Mercer, but instead he was left to die. I know it’s just a game and all, but still. Oh and he’s presumed deceased. Why do I get the feeling they’re gonna bring him back?

@@marcusbrown8036 If Mercer comes back I'm introducing my fangs to his arteries

I believe this is supposed to be a nod to how Indigenous Peoples of Canada were treated in the residential schools, since the movies overall theme is a representation on how Native Americans were treated overall, James Cameron is Canadian, so, it's plausible...

Having an army of 'humanized' Na'vi soldiers would be pretty dope.

But her freedom to wander pandora is gone. And that body was the one everyone was familiar with.. so it can feel like she died

​@@CamdenKaneakaNeptunesdaughter Fuck no. She was wearing blue face, she never wanted to study the Na'vi She wanted to make pandora into earth 2.0 In her memory "it's for their own food, for the children" She said to herself while counting in her head that people with guns are not that bad of a solution, she cared about that stupid school more than she cared about the children. For 16 years she was sitting on a secret where the children are, hoping they are dead so no one would know her past. She never respected the Na'vi, never wanted to "Exchange the culture". All she cared about was making a big name for herself. I am glad she lost an Avatar. Shame that Nor didn't killed the host as well

Ah yes, the new guild wars faction, the western frontier Na'vi tribes

Dr. Augustine has a line where she says we taught them what lie means, they're probably speaking English and using the word lie, just when they do speak Na'vi you hear it in English

Why wouldn't they?

@@live4life551they just dont

No one did.

But she still lied to them

@@CamdenKaneakaNeptunesdaughter Agreed. Alma should have told the truth when she helped The rest of The Sarentu to safety.

She did know. 7:12 But she didn't want it to happen, she just wanted to talk to them. It's not like she shot at them herself.

Come on, she knew deep down, she just lied to herself that it would all go smoothly without bloodshed, but she knew the truth and consequences.

I’m sorry

Alma is definitely complicated. While i don't doubt she had nothing but good intentions for our playable character and the other Na'vi children, as the old saying goes, 'the road to hell is paved with good intentions.'

She knew deep down that a massacre was imminent, she just lied to herself that it would somehow happen peacefully.

You mean amazing?

​@@3mm3tGamez_192 best possible ubisoft fanboy comeback 🤣

Its a game not a movie

@@octamaster5000it’s a game based off of a movie you dingus

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