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I was curious about books with ice/water mage protagonist. Any suggestions?

I absolutely despise the way "alpha" has come to mean some cold hearted douche bag etc. the idea originally came from a wildlife biologist, David Mech, who later tried to fix the term because wolves don't behave that way.

however, it's just now culturally accepted and people then use it to justify all sorts of stupid behavior by saying "that's nature." if people were able to limit it to just media use like the incorrect idea of a "Male Lion" being the king of the jungle (honestly a bad example since ppl think they 'rule' too) then I wouldn't care but people genuinely think this is how things work and it's so frustrating

Having any discussion with someone you don't know and they're like "trust me"

Mf, I just met you! Why on earth would I do that? So damn annoying, just support whatever you want are saying with verifiable evidence

This is so damn annoying. "Everyone is so sensitive now" as if certain groups weren't crashing out over sharing water fountains with different races or women wearing jeans and more.

I beg of you. Please. Find another phrase, if I swee "he gulped, she gulped" one more damn time 😩

Curious to read litrpgs with full mage MCs not the dreaded sword mage combo.

Can be on KU or Royal Road.

No harems please.

Do authors not get tired of reading and writing MCs that are clueless to an insane degree about fundamental intimate interactions?

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"Oh the model like Kitty goddess warrior likes to cuddle against me naked at night...I wonder why?!"

Why did they undo the D3 QAL situation with gems? Having to click them and then them stacking in your inventory is annoying af

I cannot be the only one tired of dungeon Core novels turning into coop with humanity books. I think the divine dungeon series is the only I've read where the core doesn't become some altruistic hero.

Any other recommended series?

I swear there are always like two or thread posts complaining about it.

There are tons of books and web series. If it isn't for you, fine, but good God just stop reading it then.

It is entirely possible to be independent and suspicious of various forms of authority without being stupid and out right rude for no reason.

The way "anti-authority" is such an overused trope and then paired with the "always asshole leader" type is exhausting.

Somehow the only really effective leader is the MC.

Ever get tired of the unnecessarily rude MC? Like they have some figure trying to give them needed information and for literally no reason they ignore and are rude. The person will literally just be giving them valid information which has proved useful and true in prior interactions and the MC shows no growth at all.

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It's just bizarre.

One thing I have found kind of frustrating with DC books is the over morality and then kind of reticence to be a proper DC that eats adventurers. So many become allies of humanity which just bleh.

Dakota Krouts Divine Dungeon series was great for that for a murderous DC that had fun creating a complex and creative dungeon.

What other DC stories (Including Royal Road) recommendations do you have?

I am playing with the DoM mod and for some reason it just hates the Malmouth zone. It is frequently crashing throughout the zone and I am not sure what the issue is? Any possible thoughts on how to troubleshoot it?