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It's not a trainwreck. I'm just disappointed in its pacing and the characters being so fucking stingy with new information.

If these characters had a couple levels, some gear and some defense skill the differences would be even more pronounced going from 70 to 75. For many, many years if you entered game with 70 agility you had one armor class naked and every bat had your number.

Bruh. Anyway, I agree. I wouldn't go through the effort of waiting for a petition. I've just played so many Trolls and Erudites I'm sensitive to the agility thing.

There's a specific breakpoint at 75 that can be meaningful naked at level 1 if you're a Troll or Erudite.

Make/join a newbie pile and head out in to Tox.

Got an invulnerable mob beating on me earlier so that can still happen.

The impression you were given as the viewer in season one is that everyone talked it all to death and never got any closer to figuring anything out. There's a history and a way of doing things depending if you stayed in the town or went up to colony house. They've got customs, rituals and a...

Had to be mostly actor salaries. It's a cheap looking film.

There was a stretch where this was on Comedy Central all the time. For being a box office bomb that the critics hated I liked it just fine.

I don't have enough data yet but I'm getting this impression that if someone in your group pulls something and the name goes green for you and you're standing right there and you aren't technically on its aggro list you're actually on its aggro list. If there's something to that we're going to...

Xtreme Ghostbusters

Tomorrow at the latest

The Staff of Temperate Flux is only usable by Wizards. If you look at the item it's the "Can Equip" part of the tag that is the clue that it is class specific. "Any slot" means you don't have to actually equip it to use it. edit - in game the click part will be in red if you can't use a thing...

New bags are coming in today.

Will he be up at launch y/n?

On Test it looked like they changed it to take a lot to force a soft unlock using beneficial spells.

The 44 and 49 research hides have a massively exaggerated value if you're there early and can take advantage of them. Even so that camp can still go fuck itself. Sloppy aggro goblins, rusty weapons and endless running around.

Given the FTE rules it's going to be real hard to get that lizard away from whoever has it first. Whenever charm breaks it's just going to be locked to that particular Enchanter. More than one can be up at the same time of course but you've still then got to beat the other group to it. Curing...

You'll like it.

Have you seen Primer? I think you'd like Primer.

HI GUYS, DO EXACTLY WHAT THE FUCK I SAY SWIM HERE SWIM HERE DON'T MOVE SWIM HERE SIT pull pull pull pull pull pull pull 50

If you've got a Kedge specialist you're probably in good hands.

You don't see it all that often as they tend to build tanky but the SK can get pretty fancy with its weaving of lifetaps and auto attacks for maximum damage. It's not a particularly complex rotation but timing is key and you can really catch the other dps classes slipping starting with Kunark.

1. All binding takes is a little mana and a location that allows it (which is most places) so change it whenever you think it will be convenient. 2. Translocators are in. You just talk to the little dude and he'll send you instantly to where the boat would normally go. 3. Vet AA exist but they...

Yeah, you can double up.

I thought I'd go ahead and pool together some general TLP advice as it looks like we've got some people that either haven't played on one of these or haven't in a long while. Something to keep in mind with Oakwynd is that while the boards aren't screaming white hot for it we're only getting a...

The good shit is all there.

Nightshade has a no resist charm that can land on anything (including bosses) and isn't broken by damage like muddle/confuse. I'd be surprised it wasn't changed a little in some of these newer versions.

I liked Snowpiercer in general but I really liked that this wasn't like that. It's not all some big allegory or a fairy tale masquerading as science fiction.

I'm wrapping up book one and liked it a lot. It's not smashing any new ground but it's a fine little story.

As a rule I don't like AI controlled or otherwise random characters but Gau is totally bananas if you put in some time with him. https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/iphone/734974-final-fantasy-vi/faqs/35118 Some nerd wrote a goddamn mountain of text on him and there's a lot of good stuff in here...

If you've got a sack of cash you can just do one Maven after another until it clicks and realize just how little she actually does. You'll be good forever then.

Pulling isn't so bad until you discover you can't tag out.

You'll never convince me there wasn't some period of time where the plan was to kill Indiana and formally pass the reigns complete with a "Anna Jones will return!" closing sequence.

Naw man, you let the guy that got to 50 first go and one-group Phinny and then you do The Hole.

The magus isn't there nor are the quest npcs or anything but the soulbinders are there at each camp. It's pretty convenient for team troll/ogre to be able to bind in Oasis not too far from Innothule, the commons makes for a pretty decent guild bind point for the sweaty open world raider types, etc.

Before LDoN launches the soulbinders at the camps are there either alone or alone with like one merchant. You can walk yourself in to some danger if you aren't paying attention but they're otherwise safe.