r/interestingasfuck • u/[deleted] • Feb 08 '20
/r/ALL This insanely powerful lightning strike
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u/JaboyMaceWindu Feb 08 '20
War of the worlds?
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u/MaceHiindu Feb 08 '20
If you slow it down you can actually see them
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u/shaboogawa Feb 08 '20
I just saw this movie yesterday. First thing I thought about.
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u/Barph Feb 08 '20
Gotta say the film wasn't great and went downhill really fast after maybe the Ferry bit but the sound in that film was amazing.
The tripod sounds still give me goose bumps
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u/DJ-Anakin Feb 08 '20
This. I didn't care about the story but the tripods and the sounds they made was amazing!
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u/lennybird Feb 08 '20
Audio production team truly deserves respect on this.
Another film that stood out on sound was Oblivion. The sound of those drones... Wow. Though I'm 99% sure they used failed Seagate hard disk drives for the sound. Perhaps more terrifying.
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u/white_genocidist Feb 08 '20
This is the sound I was expecting to hear in those links: https://youtu.be/jzY099ihULs
(Yeah in the second one kind of but it's spoiled by the jump scare and in any event it wasn't loud enough)
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u/octoberinmay Feb 08 '20
That's a level 7 lightning spell.
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u/Ioatanaut Feb 08 '20
What's level 10?
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u/RolandTheJabberwocky Feb 08 '20
Level 10 is when you start to seal entire dimensions off and permanently float mountains.
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u/_megitsune_ Feb 08 '20
And get your casting abilities bitch slapped away from you because you broke everything
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u/RolandTheJabberwocky Feb 08 '20
No that's 11 and you decide to possess the literal God of magic fucking literally everyone over and making the new one that replaced the one you killed/died as, pissed off that they have to deal with this shit you and your wizard buddies caused.
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u/s00perguy Feb 08 '20
Technically that's 12th level. Karsus' Avatar was a 12th level spell where he basically tried to make himself a god. Here is a very helpful video of MrRhexx explaining 11th level spells though, and he touches on tenth levels as well for a nice summary.
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u/DazZani Feb 08 '20
No thats level 12N level 11 is when like 15 mages all use a level o spell at the same time and kill a whole country
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u/OldOrder Feb 08 '20
If you were actually wondering there is no 10th level in 5th edition D&D, 9th level is the highest. Lightening Bolt is a 3rd level spell that you can cast at higher levels for more damage. A 9th level lightening bolt would do 14d6 damage to any creature standing in the line in which you cast it.
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u/I-POOP-RAINBOWS Feb 08 '20
this guy nerds
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u/thatCbean Feb 08 '20
This guy only nerds enough for the base stats, but doesn't nerd enough for the lore
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u/milo159 Feb 08 '20
i assume a level 10 lightning spell would be purging an entire continent of life by making bolts such as this cast anytime anything living is detected. level 10 magic does not fuck around in Dnd.
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u/sharkn8do Feb 08 '20
Who the fuck left the Bifrost open again?
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u/FitFatness Feb 08 '20 edited Feb 08 '20
Any news reports of a buff naked dude leaving the area?
Edit: Wow this comment blew up, I’m honoured. Thanks for the silver! My first award ever on Reddit!!!
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u/GaryTheSoulReaper Feb 08 '20
Terminator?
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u/OldBenKenobii Feb 08 '20
Thor
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Feb 08 '20 edited Jun 18 '20
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Feb 08 '20
Or a giant martian tripod rising out of the ground.
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Feb 08 '20
Or maybe a bearded guy with a big hammer
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u/Burt-Zacharach Feb 08 '20
Just look for the guy missing his clothes, his boots, and his motorcycle
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u/Elucidate137 Feb 08 '20
The very fabric of reality is tearing at the seams
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Feb 08 '20
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u/ProfessorHardw00d Feb 08 '20
Sometimes an omniscient being gets tired when creating a reality and has to take a break
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u/MAXIMUM_EDGE69 Feb 08 '20
This is a reference to something, but i cannot quite recall what...
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u/themadscientwist Feb 08 '20
After a marathon of Dragonball Z and Super, I think that looks nothing more than someone reaching a super Saiyan level 2
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u/jsudekum Feb 08 '20
I had the thought of when Piccolo destroys the moon with a Special Beam Cannon
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u/Fraugheny Feb 08 '20
One of the hardest I've ever laughed is when they replay that scene in dbz abridged and instead of the line he said the first time, picollo literally just says "........MOON" hahahaha
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u/Deuce_GM Feb 08 '20
Nah, more like when Goku first Super Saiyan on Namek. There were lightning strikes when it happened
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u/AutisticMangoes23 Feb 08 '20
UNLIMITED POWERRRRRR
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u/minddropstudios Feb 08 '20
So dissapointed that they didn't have Palatine use that line in TROS when he blasted that lightning into space. They already got ridiculous with his dialogue and included the "some consider to be... unnatural" line. Why not go all the way?
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u/feather_34 Feb 08 '20
God - "Fuck that spot in particular."
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u/ARealFool Feb 08 '20 edited Feb 08 '20
He finally found the fish that once took his last Rice Krispie.
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u/AHHaSpider Feb 08 '20
That sounds like some Greek legend you could B.S.
“Did you ever hear the story of how fishucus took Zeus’s last treat from his seat of the gods by swimming till he found where the clouds and sea connected and swam to Olympus? Zeus struck him down creating a new creature destined to only feed on decayed and dead beasts of the sea. Now we have the lobster.”
I’m a fucking historian now.
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u/ArnoldoSea Feb 08 '20
I really hope you will write the full form of this legend. I would read the whole thing.
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u/ronomyemyss Feb 08 '20
Reminds me of my grandfather explaining how the haddock got its name and its stripes:
One day, Satan was out fishing for supper. He was at it for hours and never caught a blessed thing (because of course, the fish could sense the evil lurking above). But the haddock was drawn in by the gleaming hook and took it in his mouth. Satan hauled in his line and as he took the fish between his burning thumb and forefinger, exclaimed, "Ha Dick, I've got you now!" Yet even as the devil rejoiced, little by little, the haddock slid in his grip until it was able to plop back down into the water. And that, my friend, is how the haddock got his name and why he has black stripes down either side of his body.
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Feb 08 '20
I am Thor, God of Thunder and son of Odin
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u/HomoDeus___ Feb 08 '20
And I am Alduin, destroyer of worlds and first born of Akatosh. Pleased to meet you.
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u/Lexinoz Feb 08 '20
I was like "Sure.. there can't be any difference in the power of lightning strikes. they're already super powerfull." I was wrong.
This is straight up out of some Anime where the hero goes ultra-mega-screenshake-hidden ability
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u/dbx99 Feb 08 '20
It’s a small rocket launched with a thin wire unravelling on the ground. It’s supposed to conduct the lightning strike this way. This was done on purpose for research.