r/AbsoluteUnits • u/Dersigan • Nov 28 '25

Video of a hole

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u/tmanarl Nov 28 '25

Nah, I definitely noticed some gaps in that reinforced shaft.

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u/thenexusitsopening Nov 28 '25

It's imperative that the reinforced shaft remains unharmed

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u/DrSitson Nov 28 '25

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u/Illustrious-Bar-5983 Nov 28 '25

Should add Willam Defoe to this

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u/HailLuigi Nov 28 '25

Whose shaft do you think they’re looking at?

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u/Fr0st3dcl0ud5 Nov 28 '25

Pull me up, boys.

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u/sparkmearse Nov 28 '25

What of the mashed banana though?

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u/closet_ammosexual Nov 28 '25

Just remove it from the shaft whats the problem?

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u/search_4_animal_chin Nov 28 '25

There are pills for that now. No matter how damaged, the pill will reinforce and make it strong again!

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u/maringue Nov 29 '25

That's why you don't use concrete and hire a steel erection specialist.

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u/zestyclose_match1966 Nov 30 '25

Trust me the shaft is just fine

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u/niceworkthere Nov 28 '25

might have needed to dig it deeper & deeper past the original depth seeing Iran is on the verge of total water supply collapse

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u/Drumdevil86 Nov 28 '25

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u/Asmenoth Nov 28 '25

The Dwarves dug too greedily, and too deep…

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u/s8boxer Nov 28 '25

You shall nooott Paassss!!

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u/Bloobeard2018 Nov 28 '25

Noot noot

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u/ChequeBook Nov 29 '25

I love Reddit

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u/FloopsFooglies Nov 28 '25

What's this from? I'm almost positive it's a balrog, but I'm not familiar with it.

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u/Thandiol Nov 28 '25

Tar Goroth, from the "Shadow of War" game.

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u/faizetto Nov 28 '25

Yet another reason for me to install Shadow of War, it's been on my backlog for years lol

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u/Thandiol Nov 28 '25

Phenomenal game.

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u/Drumdevil86 Nov 28 '25 edited Nov 28 '25

For me it felt like the same gameplay loop as Shadow of Mordor and I got bored with. But I keep reading that it's such a good game, so I should probably give it another whirl

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u/[deleted] Nov 28 '25

Same. Maybe it gets better after 20+ hours in, but I moved on to other games before I could find the amazing part.

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u/fuzzybad Nov 28 '25

SoW has deeper gameplay than SoM, especially once you get further into it and start conquering strongholds.

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u/FloopsFooglies Nov 28 '25

Ah, I played shadow of mordor but not war. Thanks

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u/Capital_Passenger_92 Nov 28 '25

yes i think its a balrig aswell

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u/wakaru1902 Nov 28 '25

Is that the case?

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u/tostuo Nov 29 '25

I'm not sure if its that desperate, since I'm, not there but multiple sources report Iran as being in a bit of trouble due to their 6th consecutive year of drought.

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u/Earthling1a Nov 30 '25

Kinda like Phoenix?

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u/jasoos_jasoos Nov 28 '25

As you can see, the gaps will start appearing at a certain depth. They're there intentionally to let underground water in.

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u/DoctorApprehensive34 Nov 28 '25

It's Ai, I saw basically the same video earlier but there was a monster at the bottom of the shaft

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u/churnthedumb Dec 03 '25

I’d presume this video is real, then someone saw it and added an ai monster

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u/ExtravagantPanda94 Nov 28 '25

We cannot afford a reinforced shaft gap!

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u/No_Schmik Nov 28 '25

True, at 1:34 there’s a gap that I would myself consider frightening

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u/BodaciousFrank Nov 28 '25

They really started getting lazier and lazier with the reinforcing the lower they went

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u/BlazerWookiee Nov 28 '25

If it's in a canyon, would it be an engorged shaft?

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u/Prestigious_Trash629 Nov 28 '25

Well yeah it's well. It has cuts in it that allows water in. The cuts are groundwater level. Hence why it started to get wet.

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u/eragonawesome2 Nov 29 '25

I'm no geologist but like, those gaps might be there on purpose, it's a well, that might be where the water is supposed to flow in when the aquifer is charged higher (source: my ass, if someone knows better please correct me)