Blocking This Bow Is A Nightmare 😭

Crossover Episode!!!

I imagine in this au, Omega was some sort of human experiment that KorTac rescued accidentally in the process of raiding Dr. Nala Se’s facility

The completed animation for my school final project!!

This has been bothering me. I know people have responded saying that you act in a motherly way towards the Batch and towards Omega. I think they are looking at it almost in a “group mom” way. You are someone who acts as a voice of reason, and takes care of the others’ needs like food and play and cleaning.

The thing is: those aren’t inherently motherly traits. Yes many moms do them, but many dads do too. And many people who are neither moms nor dads. It’s just plain, ole caring for someone else’s welfare.

So while understandable that the traits are associated with motherhood and femininity because often our society downplays the nurturing role of the father, people should recognize that they are also fatherly and masculine characteristics. A man is equally capable of caring for his friends and family’s physical needs as he is for their emotional needs. It doesn’t detract from his masculinity if he is emotionally vulnerable to his people. And it doesn’t detract from his masculinity if he wants to give them a better quality of life because he loves them.

I love how the og batch are that “manwhore, mansplain, manipulate, and manslaughter” meme

Manwhore: Hunter

Mansplain: Tech

Manipulate: Wrecker 

Manslaughter: Crosshair

Before anyone says Wrecker is manslaughter, look at this face

He’s got manipulate in the bag

I’m taking Chem II again this summer after already having failed it once. That stuff’s really hard!! Especially the titration equations. It’s like re-learning math but with slightly off rules and that throws me off every time. @wrecking-ball-99 , you have my constant admiration!

Tech: *drops a pile of random shit infront of Wrecker* I wish to see how many explosives you can make from just these materials.

Wrecker: A lot!!! *starts grabbing shit from the pile*

Hunter: *whispering to Tech* why?

Tech: *eyes glued to his datapad* Omega wanted to make him a surprise so I was instructed to "keep him distracted".

"I got your six covered, General." "Where I'm from we say 'I have your neck'." "Sounds exciting."

The Sword & Shield Maneuver, a battle tactic developed by the clone troopers and the Jedi during the Clone Wars, primarily used to scatter adversaries on a battlefield.

Anguish of a Father

I really should just make a Curly Hunter tag to collect these under.

I find it fascinating, and perhaps a bit frightening, that so many people are attracted to someone who manipulates as openly as you do. I will admit, it’s effective: I have to remind myself every so often that the sort of experience you propose would be fun for it’s novelty, but I’d soon feel stifled by the power imbalance.

Is the psychology of your subjects something you’re supposed to be researching? Or is it accidental to whatever other experiments you are running? Either way, are you publishing the research somewhere? I’d be interested in what you’re learning, and how exactly you made your control group, if you have one.

Out of curiosity, do you have any theories on what it is about being an Imperial that makes you so much more attractive to people? The Rogue Clone Tech doesn’t seem to have half as many thirsty people following him around, but nearly every one of your asks involves something. I suppose it could be that the non-imperial Tech has just as many and doesn’t respond to them all. I don’t know what his ask-box looks like. But you also flirt back far more often, which I suspects helps to fuel it. Any thoughts?

Do you not think any iteration of my exceptional self would attract as many loyal followers? @exceptionally-minded is just as capable of drawing attention, though he chooses to do so by playing do-gooder while frolicking around the galaxy Riot Racing and interfering with Imperial operations.

I am of a different mindset. This mindset also requires the use of a disclaimer on the HoloNet so as to insure nosey younglings below eighteen years of age are not tempted to embrace the dark side before it is permissible. You will find that @imperial-sniper, @imperial-strategist, @imperial-demolition-expert, and @imperial-tracker do the same.

Our differences are what makes us both unique. Perhaps my abundant magnetism and my affinity for what some may consider atrocious or perverse has something to do with it. Human beings are known to have a tendency to be fascinated with that which both frightens and excites them.

But do take a moment to reflect. What seems like flirting to you may very well be the fine art of coercion in practice. Affecting someone's mind without them being aware of it - and filling said person with the supposition that their thoughts and feelings are indeed their own - is a tactic that is easily employed in part because they so desire to be subverted willingly.

Food for thought: It is not I you should be questioning, but those who wish to grovel at my feet.

The Entire Bad Batch in Bioshock.

Now imma need a story where custody of Omega gets taken from Hunter and she’s sent to the Little Sisters Orphanage, where she stirs up rebellion among the little girls, all the while Hunter is fighting Fontaine Futuristics like a feral animal to get his little girl back (bonus points if he has to literally become a Big Daddy like Mark Maltzer in order to be with Omega in the end, and then the rest of the Batch comes busting in to rescue them both) The Batch are working to rescue Crosshair from Dr. Suchong, where he and Wrecker were used as some of the other mind-control test subjects. Extra extra bonus points if the whole reason the Batch are down there to begin with is because they worked construction and helped build Rapture, only to be discarded in the slums with the rest of the workers after the city was complete.

Good Lord I love these games

The last character you drew/wrote about is now stuck in the last game you played. How screwed are they?

Wip :3