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Oh I see, I thought I remembered them nerfing Lucifron at some point during MC/BWL so people without Decursive wouldn't have so much trouble, but it's been so long I don't remember.

Seems the sign up is for beta only, not alpha. I signed up too because why not, I loved Torchlight 2, not sure about this one just yet though with the whole getting bought by some chinese company and stuff but we'll see.

A lot of the websites were just using the Prima guide info and putting it on a wiki so it makes sense they'd be losing money, but also means it'll be harder to get good wikis early on.

Hovercast is different because the original mods just would cast stuff without even looking at the screen. Like Decursive was just press the button and it'd auto target whatever had to be cured so you never had to actually figure out who was debuff, just mash that button all fight(on the first...

Oh once you get to the high end it should be fine I think. Mathil had a poison spectral throw build and I think it worked out fine, was a while ago but iirc there's been mostly buffs to it? I think the poison nerfs were before that. So it should work out fine. If you don't end up liking it...

Spells generally scale a lot better for leveling, because they're not as gear(especially weapon) dependant. Also attack builds tend to feel kinda shit until you reach enough attackspeed.

It came out like 2weeks ago on GOG. I bought it and finished it, it was alright. Too easy tbh, so it gets pretty boring near the end in fights, although the story/storytelling is really neat.

I think it works out if you diversify or you're into sure stuff. Kinda like stocks I guess. Like if you're the kind of streamer who plays all the new games when they come out and rotate indie games and shit, you're pretty safe from this type of issue, as long as you don't get stuck on one game...

That seems like a weird way to level up, I think it'd work just as well to level spectral throw with heralds for flat damage and then switch to poison variant later, rather than try to use both Blight(spell) and Viper Strike(attack) on the same char, with Viper Strike being fairly weapon...

Unless you had a fair amount of paladins, paladins had to buff 40people 1 by 1, that's a full minute just casting buffs constantly. Shamans having to drop 3 totems every 30secs without any targetting needed(positionning though) isn't really on the same scale at all. Paladins got a fuckton better...

Technically Ys is one big story, but each game tends to be disjointed in time so they're not needed to be played in order. Just you'll miss some references and shit like that but the stories are mostly self contained. Switch version has some FPS issues iirc, although shouldn't be too too bad.

Acer XB321HK. It's only 60hz but I wanted to try 4k and it's not like you can run 4k at more than 60FPS in most games anyway, so figured it'd be fine until graphics cards get so good they run 4k 120FPS average on new shit, which should still be a fair amount of time away.

Yeah I built up my new computer, said I didn't have a key when I installed because I read I could buy it after installing anyway, and it just launched fine. It blocks some of the cosmetics shit like desktop background and taskbar customization but other than that it kinda does nothing which is...

The good thing about Neversink is there's a lot of basic filters on the website so you don't have to tweak too much if you're playing casually, you can just get a stricter one when you feel there's too much garbage, and you can grab various themes depending on your tastes. And if you do want to...

Just finished assembling my PC and setting up windows and shit. Launched MHW to check it out, what a change from my old ass PC. Went from i4650k or something like that with a GTX 770 to Ryzen 2700x and RTX 2080ti. 1680x1050 low option 80%rendering scale pixel paste garbage to 4k everything...

New collab coming near the end of the year, FFXV x FFXIV, that's the FFXV part of the collab, FFXIV version will come later I guess

The article seems to extrapolate a lot of stuff. The writeoff is apparently because they cancelled all the side projects so everything they had started has been cancelled to refocus on just AAA games. Probably cutting off stuff like animes and what not. Like it mentions stuff being down with XIV...

This has a lot more mmo elements than D3. It's more like a mmo using Diablo 3 combat and perspective. Korean mmo though so don't expect crazy sandbox shit, it's mostly your basic quest based instance based mmo, but you can run around and see other people questing like you can in a normal mmo...

Crucible is boring AND you have to pay for it. And you still have to go collect shrines(you can buy I think it is, 10points from crucible vendor?). And yeah one way I tested some high lvl char last time I was playing was just to backup my char then edit everything. That's the good thing about...

Not sure that makes a big difference, if anything if he was unemployed/freelancing before he had plenty of time to do path of building updates, and now that he actually has a real job, he won't have as much time, and they're not bringing it into the game/making it an official app/integrating it...

I haven't seen a good list of what is offered in the shop yet, not sure if it's deactivated during the open beta? They have a website but it's only a preview of the shop. Things it has atm: Avatars(costumes) with stats, unique mounts, system where you spend x and get rewards for each tier...

That's in Paris. Amazon tends to be pretty good generally, especially the same day delivery I haven't had a problem with that yet, but as soon as they start using the national postal service stuff(La Poste/Chronopost) it's pretty random wether I'm getting the package or not, and that's what most...

Cyberpunk release date > google results > no.

Generally speaking there's no reason to play standard, especially early on, everything is overpriced and you're just missing out on whatever the current league offers. At the end of the Delve league, all your delve shit is moved to standard, and they do that every league, so you never lose stuff.

Oh right I forgot about banish and curse to cancel fear, been so long. I remember being able to control a fuckton of stuff if it wasn't undead though(so sadly not much in strat/scholo) and yeah it was pretty nice. Problem of warlock in vanilla is all the fucking soul drain management bullshit...

Trapping mobs on pull was pretty easy, just arcane shot after tank pulled, or run up to the mob and trap them. Could also just pull yourself, then feign death once something was trapped. You also didn't need to sheep pull, was easy enough to precast sheep so it'd hit after tank pulled. Mage...

More deliveries rustling, delivery time left is about an hour, guy calls me, says he'll be there in 30mins, I'm like sure whatever that's fine. Wait 30mins, nothing, probably late. Wait a full hour, still nothing. Check delivery site, says he delivered it right when he called me. I'm like the...

I doubt many people play it, and it doesn't have any sort of matchmaking or whatever have to connect with other people old school. Hacked items it'll depend on who you play with basically, but there's nothing preventing them.

PS4 announcement was expected, a week ago or whatever it was on the Australian review board list or some shit I saw articles about it. Doesn't really do a whole lot, and the Xbox version still has a bunch of issues supposedly which I assume the PS4 won't fix for now. I wouldn't consider playing...

24 is always pretty easy to do, it's 32 that's retarded in terms of time. 24 you can generally get done by the time you hit 90 or so, maybe even before. You'll have to just liquidate your wealth to buy some stuff but generally it's pretty easy to do if you go to trade 820/general 820 for...

The potentially reasonable assumption is that, once league became popular as fuck, they wanted to make a MOBA, but not dota, which they thought wouldn't be popular because it's way harder and less casual friendly. Blizzard has been a casual oriented company for a long time, and them having a...

I'm gonna be getting a new phone soon-ish, I'm an old fuck when it comes to phones, my current one I've had for like 10years and it's not a smartphone, just some old shit, I only use it for calling people. But anyway since I'm switching plans I'll get a new phone with it. Questions are some...

They had said even before the Blizzcon debacle they were working on multiple projects and they said during blizcon they were, there's no reason not to believe it. The issue is they didn't announce shit in the end, so nothing's guaranteed. D4 might go the way Titan went where it's in dev for like...

I assume a lot of people playing Gwent might also move to Artifact when that releases, or go play MTGA if Artifact sucks too. Not many twitch viewers and not much hype anywhere I look.

They said they don't want to make the game "easier" with those, just harder basically and being able to use old league mods would make it easier, or would kill standard economy(run Nemesis, farm all the headhunters you can hold, this kind of shit). It's really mostly going to be limited to like...

It says currently running challenge league. So you can do Delve right now for example, instead of just standard. This means you can run this at any point and not be losing out on challenges and what not.

Private leagues. Doesn't seem too interesting to me, but good for people who wanted this kind of stuff. Forum - Announcements - Announcing Private Leagues - Path of Exile

For the simple answer since Caliane explained mechanics, a wand with spellpower or potentially a dagger with global crit(but crit isn't going to do much for you until you stack a lot of it). So mostly a wand, at least for leveling. 2wands even probably early on, can switch to a shield later...

Pretty fun games to watch. I liked how Serral grinded small advantages over time to end up in lategame with like 2-3k more gas than his opponents, especially against Rogue.

Glad to see they're keeping tier 0.5 shit with AQ, that's going to be useful again.