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Monk was the fastest leveling/campaign for me and I've never played bow/crossbow so can't speak to that.

I'm thinking of trying a quaterstaff oracle, can max block with a quaterstaff with the juicy oracle block nodes.

Makes me think of all the heinous shit and abuse we levied on our original NES and that thing would still power up.

Would also like to see what percent it was for previous years

Campaign wouldn't be an issue if they fixed the gearing issue. Can go the whole campaign with shit gear even while religiously checking all vendors on each level up. That shit is tedious and not fun. In PoE1 you could at least alt spam or use the crafting recipes, none of that exists in PoE2 and...

This trend is getting out of hand

The plant/storm spell combo is surprisingly fun and effective so far and I'm usually a one button enjoyer. Going to try to do an oracle spell caster MoM with ES, hoping its pretty tanky.

Biggest reason to rush to maps is to get a head start on the economy, but that only matters for the trade autists who like to hoard divs/mirrors.

Try a different recipe. I use america's test kitchen recipe if you like thick and chewy 1 1/2 stick butter unsalted - melted 2 cups 2 tablespoons flour 1/2 cup granulated sugar 1 cup brown sugar 1 egg + 1 egg yolk 2 tsp vanilla 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon baking soda +Whatever quantity/type...

I only like the new defensive stuff - Energy shield applies to armor, can equip focus while wielding a staff. Those ES/Armor nodes are going to be sick combined with this.

Here's all the new ascendancy nodes

Gura was the OG Russian collusion

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You're lucky we don't kink shame here

Hey guys I was walking down the street yesterday and accidentally looked at the dudes butt in front of me. Am I the gay now?

Hide yo wallets

You know the car at the yield sign shit his pants

Have you thought about selling covered calls?

TSLA close to all time highs, wonder if it can go higher without a catalyst and earnings aren't till end of Jan

Bloodmage got nerfed pretty hard with their life cost to phys spell damage shenanigans

Only going to play if for any length of time if some of the new passives and ascendancy tweaks/balance looks decent. Not addressing endgame at all is a mistake, and their change to mob density and instilling doesn't count.

I imagine people with poorer credit only have access to more predatory BNPL's then what you used.

Just rolled my ibit puts to Jan 02 44 strike hoping for that pop

They have to be trolling us with these names at this point

The option premiums on Ibit are insane right now. If 48 really is the bottom you can still go deeper than that and still get a good return. I'll be able to close out my Dec 26 42 strikes super early and probably roll up a bit.

Only fast food I get right now is the occasional Chik Fil A and Captain D's has a 2 piece fish and fries for 6 bucks and the fish pieces are huge so they aren't skimping out there. Once in awhile I'm forced to go to McD's for my nugget fix, but that's all I'll ever get from there.

Think that was included in the latest round of sanctions against Russia

Well its a wrap just in time for new PoE 2 league I guess. Also, who can get the biggest Funguy stack? I just broke 300.

I can speak to some of this being in food manufacturing. To address the issue he brought up about the cheese supplier Leprino having a large share of the market, while they certainly force smaller manufacturers to buy what they have available, they will jump through hoops to give the big players...

Is her dad named Mike?

Dancer and Tourist are doing a lot of heavy lifting in that title

Start off selling monthlies around 20% below current strike. I'm currently doing this on tsla ibit and sofi. Do it on a red day with some decent iv for decent premiums. Close em out at 50 to 80% profit.

The blue states are using ER's to provide health care to illegals and send the bill to the feds. That's how they're able to go on twitter and NBC and say "No illegal is getting federal health care", because they're doing it through the states that are then subsidized by the feds.