And that's why the people of the Sword Coast think that Aluminum dragons fart fire.
"They're weird looking dragons, I tell you. They fly really fast but somehow do it without flapping their wings, they have short, fat tails, and when they go really fast they blow jets of fire out their arses!"
antimeme
There is no antiememetics division
Isn't an antimeme something that's impossible to remember?
It's an anti joke that's utilizing an image macro that itself is a meme.
I'm taking about r/antimeme type. A lot of things are accepted there, but usually, it's just when you use a well established meme template completely differently from what is expected. Could be an anti-joke/literal usage of the meme, but not always.
That would be the actual definition, yes. But many if not most people who use the word "meme" to mean "funny picture and caption" don't actually know what the word meme refers to. So they go by some definition originating from Reddit, Facebook, 4chan, etc.
So antimeme is a meme?
I believe antimemes being memes is a meme.
We've been here before
Time is a flat circle.
Kind of. As a concept but not the definition people that use it attribute to it. The act of people getting that definition wrong is itself a memetic behavior.
Articifer in the background furiously taking notes.
... fireball
Reminds me of Rome Sweet Rome.
I was hoping that series or movie would ever materialize, but it always was a very long shot.
Give it another year, and this sort of project will materialize directly through video AI nonsense. There won't be a years-long journey from excited fanfiction to artistic involvement to corporate interest to maybe becoming a real thing. The original cluster of obsessives will do it themselves.
Idiot executives think generative networks mean they can type in a premise and extrude entertainment product. (They probably can, but if that's the case, so can you. Try selling ice to someone with a fridge.) What's going to transform the industry is scribbling a rectangle onto a landscape photo, saying "this is a Roman legion," and having it be so. The word "transform" might be overly polite. For example, a forest is transformed by fire. We're looking at a very near future where you can MS Paint a helmet onto a dude and have it become as photorealistic as any costume. And doing it on one frame carries across the entire shot.
It's gonna get weird.
Honestly I feel it was way more exciting in concept than execution anyway. Hell, I think it would make a fantastic TTRPG setting, since it's strongest in premise and has strong ludo-narrative cohesion falling between a narrative game and a wargame.
Reddit license, ducking up things since forever.
they're america's familiars.
I'm pretty sure I've seen this before but it makes me chuckle every time.
Gives me, "right you primitive screw heads" vibes.
"I cast regular missile."
Feels like something from Malazaan - ancient dragon getting blown tf up with an explosive bomb comes to mind...
There is a comic that I can't remember the title of right now. But the plot is basically the whole country of Japan gets Isekai'd, land and all
Summoning Japan / Nihonkoku Shoukan
Where they kill an Oni with a 35mm autocannon
Yes, that's it! Now that you mentioned it I've started to re read it. It was as wack as I remember lol. And it was an ogre btw!
those are clearly F-16s headed to the Ukraine and then Russia
Humor, jokes, memes about TTRPGs
