#Giving People concentrated cringe through AI

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grizzled tundra
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Why does Archer hate Shirou?

"Archer and Shirou have a complex relationship in the Fate/stay night series. Archer is a future version of Shirou who has gone through a traumatic and despairing experience, causing him to become disillusioned with his ideals of saving everyone and believing that they can be achieved. As a result, Archer is bitter and resentful towards Shirou, as he sees him as a naive and foolish version of himself who has yet to experience the same pain and loss.

Archer also dislikes Shirou's tendency to put others before himself and his willingness to sacrifice himself for others. In Archer's eyes, this kind of selflessness is not heroic, but rather foolish and futile. He sees Shirou's ideals as unrealistic and misguided, and is frustrated by his determination to pursue them even in the face of impossible odds.

Despite this resentment, Archer also sees something of himself in Shirou, and is conflicted by the similarities between them. He recognizes that, in some ways, Shirou is a better person than he is, and this realization adds to his bitterness and frustration."

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@zealous gale @final garnet @rustic coyote brynhug brynhug brynhug

zealous gale
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Cringe

final garnet
vestal drift
grizzled tundra
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@vestal drift Oh come on, it'll be fun, for example... How do I beat Li Shuwen in LB3? He's been kicking my ass!

"Li Shuwen can be a challenging boss in Lostbelt 3, but there are several strategies you can use to defeat him. Here are some tips:

Use a strong single-target damage dealer: Li Shuwen is an Assassin class servant, which means he takes extra damage from the Knight classes (Saber, Archer, Lancer). Bring a strong single-target damage dealer of one of these classes, such as Musashi or Ereshkigal, and focus your attacks on Li Shuwen.

Bring servants with evasion/invincibility: Li Shuwen has powerful attacks that can deal significant damage to your team. To avoid this, bring servants who have evasion or invincibility skills, such as Mash or Zhuge Liang (Waver).

Use debuffs: Li Shuwen has a high critical rate, so using debuffs that reduce his critical hit rate can be effective. Additionally, reducing his attack or defense can make the fight easier.

Take advantage of break bars: Li Shuwen has multiple break bars, which means he will be vulnerable to extra damage when you break each bar. Use your most powerful Noble Phantasms and skills during these windows to deal as much damage as possible.

Use Mystic Codes and Command Seals: Don't be afraid to use your Mystic Code skills and Command Seals to give your team a boost during the fight. These can be especially useful if you're struggling to stay alive or deal enough damage.

Remember to bring a balanced team with strong defensive and offensive capabilities, and try different strategies until you find one that works for you. Good luck!"

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@zealous gale Having a thread like this and chucking ChatGPT results in here isn't rule-breaking any copy pasta things, yes?

zealous gale
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Probably not

rustic coyote
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I'll take responsibility for this idiot, sorry bout that
Stop putting 2 min cooldowns

grizzled tundra
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Anyways, I asked, Is Fionn a good unit?

"Fionn mac Cumhaill is a Lancer class servant in Fate Grand Order. He has decent stats and some useful skills, but is generally considered to be a less powerful Lancer compared to some of the other options available.

Fionn's Noble Phantasm, Mac an Luin, deals AoE damage and reduces the defense of all enemies. This can be useful for farming and clearing waves of weaker enemies, but it doesn't provide as much damage as other Lancers' Noble Phantasms when facing a single enemy.

Fionn's skills include a self-heal, an NP gain boost, and a crit star generation boost. While these skills can be useful in certain situations, they don't provide as much overall utility or damage as some of the other Lancer class servants.

Overall, Fionn is not considered to be one of the top Lancers in the game. However, he can still be a useful servant to have, especially if you're lacking in Lancers or need an AoE damage dealer. If you like Fionn as a character, there's nothing wrong with using him in your party and building a team around him."

Also, @rustic coyote, Server forces 2 minute slowmode on threads.

rustic coyote
grizzled tundra
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@vestal drift @rustic coyote hmmm...

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grizzled tundra
void hemlock
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@zealous gale Can you put a one line limit per message along with a 10 minute cooldown

zealous gale
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LOL

grizzled tundra
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Oi, it's not my fault you decided to look at this train wreck.

errant belfry
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Can we just delete this thread and remove Nate's rights to make any more please?

grizzled tundra
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@ mashmallow\ @ keon Even cringe has rights!

@vestal drift karnaannoyed brynhug brynhug

void hemlock
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And take away ping perms

grizzled tundra
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Sides, we have an entire thread dedicated to counting. A thread dedicated to torturing people with AI takes is toooottttaaaaaalllllyyyyy fine by comparison. @zealous gale

zealous gale
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Nate if people don't want you to ping them with stupid stuff, don't do it

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I do see chatgpt word vomit as stupid stuff

void hemlock
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The day Nate acts like a normal person is the day I fight for climate change

grizzled tundra
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Who is the best servant in FGO?

"There is no single "best" unit in Fate Grand Order, as every servant has its own strengths, weaknesses, and unique abilities that make them useful in different situations.

Some servants are particularly strong in certain roles, such as damage dealing, support, or survivability, while others may have abilities that are especially useful against certain types of enemies or in certain game modes. Additionally, the effectiveness of a servant can also depend on their rarity, with higher rarity servants generally having better stats and stronger abilities.

Ultimately, the best unit in FGO is the one that best fits your playstyle and the specific challenges you are facing. It's important to consider the servant's kit, their compatibility with other servants, and your own personal preferences when selecting and building your team.

That being said, there are some servants who are generally considered to be among the strongest in the game, such as Merlin, Skadi, and Arjuna Alter, due to their powerful abilities and high stats. However, it's important to note that even these "top-tier" servants may not be the best choice in every situation, and it's always important to consider the specific challenges you are facing when selecting your team."

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"Caster Gilgamesh is a very strong 4-star servant in Fate Grand Order, thanks to his powerful abilities and versatility. His Noble Phantasm, Enuma Elish, deals AoE damage and applies a strong defense debuff, making it useful for taking down tough enemies or clearing waves of weaker enemies. In addition, his second skill, Collector, increases his NP gain and provides critical stars, while his third skill, Charisma, increases the attack of all allies.

Caster Gilgamesh's unique trait, Independent Action (Caster), also allows him to have a high critical star absorption rate, making him a strong choice for critical-based teams. Furthermore, his Noble Phantasm also applies the "King" trait to all enemies hit by it, which can further increase his damage against them.

Overall, Caster Gilgamesh is a versatile and powerful servant that can fit well into a variety of team compositions, making him a strong choice for many players. However, it's important to note that every servant has its own strengths and weaknesses, and the effectiveness of a servant can also depend on the specific challenges you are facing."

Ngl, I'm getting the impression that the only thing this thing is good for is broader things, and the moment I try to go in depth into something, it's going to pop out a shitty result.

rustic coyote
grizzled tundra
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Giving People concentrated cringe

grizzled tundra
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@ slade Tsunderslade.

"Paracelsus is considered a good servant in Fate Grand Order for several reasons. First and foremost, he is an Arts-based caster, which makes him useful for Arts-oriented teams that prioritize NP spamming and looping.

Paracelsus's third skill, Elemental, allows him to increase the effectiveness of his own Arts cards for three turns, making him more likely to generate NP and critical stars. His second skill, Philosopher's Stone, allows him to gain NP charge and heal himself, which can help him survive longer in battles.

However, what really sets Paracelsus apart is his first skill, Territory Creation. This skill not only increases his own Arts card effectiveness, but also increases the Noble Phantasm damage of all allies for three turns. This makes him an excellent support option for Arts-based teams, allowing him to not only generate NP and critical stars, but also boost the damage output of the entire team.

Furthermore, Paracelsus's Noble Phantasm, known as the Fleur-de-Lis, is an AoE Arts-based attack that also decreases the enemies' Arts resistance for three turns. This makes him useful for taking down multiple enemies at once while also increasing the damage output of the entire Arts-based team.

Overall, Paracelsus is a versatile and valuable servant for any player who wants to focus on Arts-based teams and NP spamming. However, it's important to note that his usefulness may be more limited outside of these specific team compositions."

rustic coyote
grizzled tundra
# rustic coyote First off, I'm not Tsun Der Fuck off Second, mostly accurate, but the last line...

Tell me in a cowboy voice, why is Caster Artoria so valued as a servant to own?

"Well howdy there, partner! I reckon you're wonderin' why folks seem to prize Caster Artoria as a mighty fine servant to have, huh? Well let me tell ya, she's got some serious firepower packed into that magical kit of hers!

First off, she's an Arts-based caster, which makes her a dang good choice for any team that likes to spam Noble Phantasms and dish out some serious damage. But what really sets her apart is her powerful skills and Noble Phantasm.

Her third skill, Mana Burst (Caltrop), increases her own Arts performance for one turn and also applies a strong critical damage buff to all allies. That means she can not only pump out some serious NP damage, but also help her teammates deal even more damage with their critical hits.

Her second skill, Charisma of the Wicked, is a straight-up attack buff that applies to all allies, makin' 'em hit even harder.

But the real cherry on top is her Noble Phantasm, Rhongomyniad. It's an AoE Arts attack that also applies a powerful defense debuff to all enemies, makin' 'em more vulnerable to follow-up attacks. And if she happens to be in her Summer form, she can even unleash a second Noble Phantasm that deals additional damage and applies an NP seal to enemies.

All in all, Caster Artoria is a powerful and versatile servant that can fit well into many different team compositions. So if you're lookin' to round out your roster with a high-powered caster, she's definitely one to keep an eye out for!"

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@vestal drift jeannethonk
Shakespearian Sonnet

"Oh, gentle soul, thou art inquiring
Of Caster Artoria, a servant rare
Of whom great power and might is inspiring
And wondrous talents, keen beyond compare.

An Arts-based caster, she is a boon
To those who favour magic and the like
But 'tis her skills that shine, a precious tune
That sets her apart and doth her foes strike.

Her third, Mana Burst (Caltrop), augments thus
Her Arts performance for a fleeting turn
Whilst allies' critical strikes enhance and thus
Magnify their might with great concern.

Charisma of the Wicked, her second skill,
Doth grant her party's might with heightened thrill.

And Rhongomyniad, her Noble Phantasm grand,
Sweeps all in range with Arts' wide-spread hand
While defence debuffs foes with crippling demand.

So if thou seek'st a wondrous caster's aid,
Look to Caster Artoria, the one who made
Great feats of strength and magic thus displayed."

grizzled tundra
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MHXX is a solid servant in Fate/Grand Order. She has high HP and decent damage output, and her unique passive skill allows her to deal bonus damage to Foreigner-class enemies. She also has good utility, including an NP that removes enemy buffs and an NP gain skill that charges her own NP gauge and increases her star generation rate. However, she does have some weaknesses, such as a lack of critical damage and a relatively low hit count on her basic attacks. Overall, MHXX can be a valuable addition to a team depending on the situation, but she may not be the most versatile or powerful servant available.

grizzled tundra
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@vital coyote it's a lot better with some queries than others tbh.

"There are several reasons why someone might want to play Fate/Grand Order (FGO):

Engaging storyline: FGO has a rich and immersive storyline that is based on the popular Fate franchise. The game is divided into chapters, each with its own story and characters, that keep players engaged and invested in the game's narrative.

Strategic gameplay: FGO is a turn-based strategy game that requires players to think strategically about their team composition, servant skills, and battle tactics. The game offers a variety of challenges, including difficult boss fights and event quests, that require players to use their skills and knowledge to overcome.

Collectible characters: FGO features a wide range of collectible characters, or servants, that players can obtain and level up over time. Each servant has its own unique personality, backstory, and skills, making them fun and interesting to collect and use in battle.

Event content: FGO regularly features limited-time events that offer unique challenges and rewards. These events often include new servants, exclusive items, and special story content, giving players a reason to keep coming back to the game.

Community: FGO has a passionate and active community of players who share tips, strategies, and fan content related to the game. This community can help new players get started and provide a sense of belonging to those who enjoy the game.

Overall, Fate/Grand Order is a well-designed game that offers a compelling storyline, engaging gameplay, and a sense of community. If you enjoy strategy games or are a fan of the Fate franchise, then FGO is definitely worth checking out."

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It's fundamentally kinda similar to search engines in a sense.

Except the user interaction part means people trust it more.

sudden mulch
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I love fgo

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open light
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Sounds like copypasta lmao

grizzled tundra
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Giving People concentrated cringe through AI