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Girls on Twitch aren't naked. This is more like running a bikini car-wash or a wet t-shirt contest on the internet and I'm pretty sure a wet t-shirt with visible nipples would get you insta-banned for life, so it's not even that bad. Pearl clutching indeed.

Everyone that wants a 3080 ti should make sure they're an EVGA elite member, that might help slightly with getting into the queue a day early, raise your chances a little bit.

The thing that makes it pearl clutching is that young males are being taught these lessons all the time by our culture, and always have been at least since mass-produced pornography became readily available, so from the Playboy era onwards. It's also super hypocritical because I'm pretty sure...

Once you accept the degeneracy of capitalism, all things that are profitable become permissible.

Minors can't even be Twitch Affiliates (the level below Partner) without a parent signing off on it.

Pretty sure the total market cap of Ethereum is going to eclipse bitcoin within 3-4 months.

Direct linking doesn't seem to work but you can go to other sellers and select the first party Amazon seller for $299.99

Even better: Here's some @ MSRP shipping May 28th.

I can't get money into my accounts fast enough to buy as much as I want.

Amazon has some 5600X CPUs up right now:

For example: Difference between classes/specs: Difference between covenants: ^I'm much more worried about the top chart than the bottom chart.

5% is nothing compared to differences in classes, specs, individual skill and differences between encounter types and other use-cases. WoW has been reduced to people sperging out over patchwerk sims and it's so fucking stupid.

Necrolord's defensive ability got buffed by a lot. Necrolord is an outlier that is behind DPS-wise for the majority of classes, likely because it has the best defensive abilities. That said, the difference between the best NF soulbind and the best Necrolord soulbind is still only around 5%...

It's not that it's poorly run so much as that Twitter isn't even trying to make a profit. It is just a hobbyist forum that got too big.

What is your definition of "vastly outperformed?" There is almost no situation where the difference between performance of various covenants is anywhere near the difference in variation of individual skill. Also basing everything off Patchwerk sims is a joke.

I'm talking about the actual performance of the covenants. The fact that players don't look at the whole picture of the data and just choose to have someone else on wowhead or icyveins make their decision for them is not something that can be fixed.

The covenant balance concerns are one of the things from beta that really hasn't played out in reality. They are surprisingly well balanced overall.

It *is* a global extortion racket and why any US citizen thinks this is a bad thing still boggles my fucking mind.

We're living in the world we warned ourselves about.

They could 'fix' the borrowed power concerns slightly by adding a talent point row at the end of each expansion that contains 3 choices from the 3 most iconic bits of borrowed power from that expansion for that spec.

Yeah, when they originally advertised legendary crafting, I figured I'd have to do all sorts of different things to collect all sorts of different materials and then take those materials and craft a legendary that fit a particular playstyle and was 'unique-ish' to me. Maybe then you'd socket it...

Well, there's crypto, there's bored people stuck at home at not going out much with cash to burn, and there's people who've gotten multiple stimulus checks that probably didn't need it, since most people who are that into PC gaming that they can spend 500-1500 dollars on a video card are likely...

This new animation ran in front of the marathon last night:

Ethereum has a lot more inherent value than Bitcoin because it can actually be used for other applications.

Yeah it's terrible.

Oh wow they're putting a timed score on Torghast lol.

The fights at the end of the DLC were pretty nuts on the first playthrough. I thought the DLC was exceptionally well done, particularly the final section but also the side stories. I'm a little sad they didn't make a second DLC. Also I'm sure it'll be years before the sequel hits PC, if ever.

I'm really just looking to buy and sell ETH within 6-9 months. I am thinking the chance of getting a 5-10x return in 9 months is extremely high and the downside is extremely low.

But all the exchanges suck.

Twitter has no path to profitability. Ever. It's an overgrown hobbyist forum.

What are people's feelings about buying Greyscale Ethereum shares through Fidelity? https://eresearch.fidelity.com/eresearch/goto/evaluate/snapshot.jhtml?symbols=ETHE

The final 4 seasons?

They might not even be the random Torghast powers. What if they just give you a choice of random class legendary powers? One at 33%, 66% and 100%. That'd be fun at least...

Not gonna lie, that's the first product that ever got me even slightly interested in considering watercooling.

I don't see how the talents make it more annoying. You'll get progressively more powerful as the season goes on. The only thing really annoying about Torghast is that you have to loot corpses for no fucking reason.

You can craft the fast travel kits as soon as you get mats I think.

Retail acceptance has fuck-all to do with it's usefulness as a global reserve currency. Stability. Whether you can back loans with it. How fast you can reliably trade large quantities of it. Until all the banks in the world can reliably settle their accounts each night in Bitcoin or Ethereum...