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Yea man, exactly. I keep crypto under my bed, and I pull out late at night to lovingly stroke against it's smooth surface. And I reassure myself that if everything burns down, all the people around me will gladly accept this precious lump of pure currency for whatever I truly need.

So what came fur, erudite forehead or the human bush.

What I remember most about this movie is the world's tallest white castle. I can just imagine it serving up the most effluential things that India has to offer.

TBC was total shit. Why do I want to relive a shit expansion being shit. Fuck off wow. I'd rather take two release gates of discords to the balls.

As someone who came in way late to the party and binged through it. I was mildly entertained for the first two games, but could really take it or leave it. #3 was genuinely pretty fun. Overall it was worth it if you're short on other games you like. I wouldn't run head in without seeing the...

If you look at just stats, iksar is the clear winner, but it's by a very thin margin. There's real world scenarios that make any of the three take the edge. Your choice doesn't matter that much. Just don't be one of those people hit on that head that picks the fake shamans.

They both prevent damage :smuggly:

Are low level dots reworked? Haven't played a dot class in a while, but was thinking of being a necro or shammy this go around.

The government spice must flow.

A season being a six episode epic fight over a city? God no. I'd rather the ending be Sandor waking up in kings landing after everything happened and asking some guy what the hell happened and getting into a drunk bar fight with some other char when the guy says dany torched everything, and all...

Anyone who went into the realm of tank parsing knows avoid AC/shield AC is strong. Saying your main tank shouldn't have the max they can get is just putting your pure casual heart bare to the world. Depending on era, its a few dozen+ shield AC from 75->max agi. Ur that one guy that doesn't aug...

You tried to read your very best. I'll give you a gold star for effort, but next time try to read more than one paragraph.

I mean a dev explicitly spelled out the formula they used for calculating agi in avoidance and it does count agility up to your cap. The section on computed defense specifically applies to this question. So he has a point discounting some “autist” and his secret parses. I’ll take the word and...

He’s not the brightest, and while agi does nothing for offense, it does provide avoidance ac past 75, and is useful enough to bother for anyone tanking damage on non trivial fights. DPS shouldn’t ask for agility unless they’re tanking trash. Tanks should ask.

give them low level agi buffs and see if they even notice.

That's the good and bad of shamans. I think of them more like the double shifter that keeps things going. It takes a lot of work to be a really good shaman. You are constantly casting spells 100% of the time, but it's also the class where people are least likely to see that. A shaman who works...

A lot of times root works, and shaman get a particularly effective/fast aa root later on. If you must snare, there's a groupable snare weapon in ct 2.0. I had one, but pretty much never bothered. I think theres a few raid drop ones that most people consider trash as well. In areas where npcs are...

A shaman who plans to solo will take hits. Frontal stun immunity can be a benefit in that situation. Overall it's probably minor benefit when you consider slow and what not. You wouldn't be making a mistake going for troll.

Most shamans are box clones so you don't see it, but they are actually fairly decent solers. Their damage is respectable, and they can root rot a lot of times. cannibalism reduces down times a lot, and especially once you get torpor+slow, you can typically just face tank stuff with little issue...

TBH, shaman isn't THAT bad first expansion. Wonder if spells enter the random loot territory. Shamans actually start getting good with torpor.

This sort of argument really just feels like pissing in the wind. Can a ranger tank it, sure. Is a ranger tanking it more efficient than some warrior tank who can manhandle 4 mobs in camp at once while the ranger is out pulling more and the dps are aoeing shit down? No. I've done OoW+Don with...

Dunno what the chefs at mcdonalds do to run their restaurant, but the chef when I worked prep would ree across the room if I did that. One light tap on a wooden surface while holding both ends firmly, Then you split open with two hands. You'll never get shell, and it gives the least...

All true anime watchers are fluent in weaboo.

I'd say there should be a third group. People who are mostly buying into diverse and over the long-term proven reliable ETF sectors. I trust other people with suits to do their diligence for the most part. I mostly just follow along for the entertainment. And speaking of entertainment...

I feel like this idea is pretty strong, but it's biggest weakness was that it started falling apart when you got extremely high pop on cap without really the tech to properly take advantage of it. I'll try to optimize it, but I think 1 or 2 feeder planets will be far optimal, adjusting for the...

Dude went to A&M and came out looking like a rodeo clown? I'd take that as a positive sign. He was hanging out with the right crowd.

I'm definitely going deep into this one. TBH I hope they expand on it in the future. Random rares, random loot. If this is a success maybe they'll take it deeper.

This does give me an idea. Calamatous birth, Terravore, - the fuck out of pop growth. Send out loving colony rocks to crater everything in the area, and then eat all the planets. From there I just recolonize over and over and send all the rocks home. Can you crater a planet multiple times? The...

It wont feel too much downward pressure until the SEC approves their new massive printing of new shares, then it should get dumped on again. So you have a few weeks of somewhat safety or so. When the company is willing to print 100m+ in shares on a regular basis, they're basically just milking...

This is speculation. Devs responded with essentially "find out for yourselves" when questioned about if there's a distinction between rare and named npcs, last I checked.

focus items come a few expansions in I believe. can't remember if it shows it or not, but the focus wont work.

Did they ever fix EQ2's skill system? I've always wanted to give the game a serious try, but then at level 30 I've got 4 pages of skills I need to be using and none of them feel that great. It's by far the grossest skill system I've ever had in a MMO. Like they copied EQ1's million spells and...

I'm assuming it'd be all named... and if I were to be a real cynic, I'd bet they just copy paste the mobs that count from fabled list.

Blackburrow has a fair chunk of named critters around 15 with terrible drops, and they spawn fairly often already. Wouldn't it make more sense to go for a camp like that if the loots shared? TBH, I just don't know! I think it's definitely going to make sense going after mobs that normally suck...

I'll eat stuff that has a 100% chance of giving shits for the day. You aint going to cow me with some puny bacteria. By now my stomach has probably cultured it into a probiotic or something.

I predict cowboys go 8 wins and solidly and easily lock up the division a couple weeks early.

ringworld start is literal trash. On higher difficulties, bests atm are probably scion, or hegemony where you play as their technocratic overlords, but those starts feel kinda like cheating to me. Machine empires are strong, but I don't really feel OP. Devouring swarms are also pretty strong...

Just thought I'd pop my head in here to say that from Q4 2020, to Q1 2021, taco bells profits went down from 212 to 144 million. That's 68 million less dollars of profit, despite slashing their costs to the ground. Maybe they'll come back to what they were. Until then, just take a gander at...