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Living on the Edge is pretty good if you have anyone with enough Necromancy. Also related the Necromancy passive won't hurt him either and can heal for a ton if he's set up for dealing damage. edit - if you have an archer a direct shot with a poisoned arrow can do a lot

Look, if you want welfare epics you go jerk off in a Warfront or LFR like God intended.

It's really, really cool but it doesn't feel connected to the second half of the series. I really liked the creepy ending of her funeral where we see her standing there as well but it too just doesn't feel all that connected in tone with what we get in the conclusion.

It's still a long ways off but I'm pretty excited about WoW Classic. I'll be playing but honestly the game itself is kinda whatever. What I'm all giddy about is seeing how the community tackles it. I've played on a number of Everquest progression servers over the years and I can't wait to see...

I know what the problem is. The problem is I'm pugging. If I want to do more than getting my basic weekly chest that's on me to improve my score and seek out like-minded individuals.

As good a mantra for life (and gimmick mmo servers) as any.

I've tried minimizing the timer to just focus on what I'm doing and every time someone dies it pops right back up. HEY DID YOU WANT TO SEE THE TIME NOW LET ME SHOW YOU THE TIME. Being not allowed to keep the fucking thing minimized makes me irrationally angry in a way far beyond people just...

Running into the Grievous affix for the first time I immediately found it to be terribly frustrating for that reason. People weren't willing to give me time to heal stacks and weren't willing to give me time to drink for the privilege of entering fights with five stacks of Grievous and myself...

Raider IO is a website that takes the data from the weekly Mythic+ leaderboards, assigns scores to everything, and then gives each player a composite score based on their performance. You do X dungeon with Y affixes in Z time and you get a score for that dungeon. Add up your score for each...

Retribution Paladins are the price you pay for Paladins.

I try and use it and the tanks just don't cooperate. I'm sure that actual coordinated players try and take advantage of all of their abilities but pugging it has just never worked out for me. It makes me genuinely angry to be somewhere like Atal'Dazer and being forced to fucking ride my...

It drives me crazy to be in a dungeon where I could take advantage of Shackle Undead and no one will let me even in a goddamn Mythic+. I hate that it's just the standard to tank whatever the pack is in its entirety.

Does it play a soft little error sound effect?

Everquest has had a few different "eras" of classic servers over the last ten years or so and yes, at least a couple of them were a mess for at least some part of their life cycle. They've been fairly grounded for a while now though. Most of the real bullocks has been weeded out.

I'm in the same boat. I played a couple days on Phinny when it was released and later Coirnav and they were both beyond what I was willing to tolerate. I did the TLP thing on Sleeper, Ragefire, Lockjaw, and Agnarr and Agnarr is my personal limit. Anything slower than that and I just can't finish it.

The Ending to “The Haunting of Hill House” Was Almost Super Dark and Depressing, With This Twist I had to look that ending up, I kinda like it. Personally I view any and all "happy" aspects of the finale to be lies of the house so for me it's still pretty dark.

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When BFA first launched the very first area I ended up in was a glorious crazy mob of people. After moving out of that one specific area the world went back to feeling mostly empty where you push a button to be automatically put with people to do a thing rather than any of it happening...

I really expect FV loot rules. There's already a FV server so they don't have to reinvent the wheel. It's a twist that is both simple yet also able to drag in old players. The Ragefire/Lockjaw "holy shit we need a second server and pickzones and there's still ten guilds that want a crack at Vox"...

I just wish leveling was a little less crappy.

I was pretty sure we were going to get one this year but March 2019 is becoming more and more the likely date. That would line it up with the 20th anniversary. I suspect Coirnav underperformed and they are going to leave a larger gap between releases than they were doing.

1. Watching someone else play something before I buy it myself is one of the better ways for me to avoid ending up with a game I don't like 2. There are games that I like to watch other people play yet hate to play myself. Hearthstone is like that. I hate playing it but there's a few streamers...

They also have a line of sorbet that I like so much I can't buy it. I just sit in the parking lot shoving it into my face.

Whatever's on sale.

I'm all for clarity. THE LAST STRAW I'M OUT

Changing the necklace from something you can mostly ignore into something you are punished for ignoring does not appeal to me. I hit 375 item level yesterday with no real upgrade options left (titanforging aside) unless I changed what I was doing. I don't really want to do Mythic raiding so I...

I see how it wasn't clear but I was just talking about Star Trek properties. I just can't see a character like that being on a "tune in at 7" television series and not being shallow. Voyager retread over some of the same ideas and it always came out ass and that show was just the one after.

I don't think we could get a character like Kira again. She refers to herself as a terrorist and doesn't shy away from the fact that Bajoran's died as a result of her actions as a member of the resistance but she's also a (mostly) good and honorable person and one of the main members of the...

Are there still queue issues? In the long long ago being Alliance was baller because it was instant everything. Being grossly outnumbered never felt so good.

Report: Open Borders Advocate George Clooney Moving Family Back to Trump's America for 'Security Reasons' He advocated for open borders and moved his family when the place they were living at got a taste of them.

I was surprised to see him at first but it looks like he isn't killed at the end.

I don't expect them to go forward with much of anything until they see how the final film of the current trilogy does at the box office.

Overall I liked it quite a bit. It had some very good ideas, polished up some old ones and made them its own, and had a number of very good scares. I would like to see more horror stories done in long form like this. But it could have been amazing with a couple less episodes worth of talking...

I figure there's arguments like this going on all the time about cuckoldry. No, you just don't understand! Watching your wife get dicked by another man isn't a problem, it's the objective! It's the fetish of intellectuals! You just haven't had enough women fucked in front of you yet.

This would be how I would describe it as well. I like PvP when it is a source of player driven content as we interact with each other out in the world. The activity lobby part of WoW doesn't lead anywhere interesting for me.

I really liked their first album. It was mostly folk rock which I've always had a fondness for. When Drops of Jupiter became a mega hit on their second album all that went away.

The cat I have right now had to be bottle fed from like a week or two old. His mom dumped him into the yard to die because reasons? Found him cold on the ground. /triggered

There's one episode of the animated series where they try to cheer Eeyore up. I saw it when I was nine or ten and it's always stuck with me. I was so happy to find at least the ending of it on YouTube years ago.

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