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[Idea]

Considering his abilities with the bow, it probably wouldn't have made much of a difference.

 

[-Random_Person-]

Almost every fantasy series would be shorter if anyone had a modern firearm. And skill wont matter as much as a bow, because snipers might do well in cqc, not as well as other guns, but much better than a sword or bow

 

[Daisie]

Depends on if he's trained to use it I guess.

 

[AlexneushoornTheGreat]

Random question of the day:

Would you rather be on the Red Team or the Blue Team in Team Fortress 2?

 

[Onmyoji]

I never played the game so either is fine. I assume they should be balanced anyway.

 

[AlexneushoornTheGreat]

Random question of the day:

Who's the most normal video game protagonist (In your opinion)?

 

[AlexneushoornTheGreat]

No answers yesterday. What a shame.

Random question of the day:

Would it be common for millennial and Generation Z parents to name their children after fictional characters in the future?

 

[WhiskeyMarten]

No answers yesterday. What a shame.

Random question of the day:

Would it be common for millennial and Generation Z parents to name their children after fictional characters in the future?

It's already happened - There are hundreds (thousands? not sure) of little Daenerys's and Khaleesis due to GOT, and Arya became a more popular choice. Whether it could be considered common is a question that leads to a deeper rabbit hole regarding name trends, as today's most popular names are a lot less popular than those over a hundred years ago.

" In the UK from 1800 to 1994, the popularity of the most frequent female and male names fell from 23.9% and 21.5% to 3.4% and 4.2%, respectively. The popularity of the ten most frequent names for females and males fell from 82.0% and 84.7% to 23.8% and 28.4%, respectively. " (Source: First Name Popularity in England and Wales over the Past Thousand Years)

To answer your question directly, I'd say no, it won't be, and isn't currently common. I do think it will be a trend we will see for generations to come, and I'm actually far more interested in what the naming trends of Gen Alpha will be.

 

[Lorsh]

Cmon cmon