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I was looking for all the clear specifics on what recipes involve what, and all the other basic information for the new Nuclear Power facilities, and it was a mess on the wiki and difficult to find or non-existent elsewhere, so I gathered all the information together in one spot.

Here are all the specific detailed elements of Nuclear Power, from power plant size to recipes involved to power output, etc. Originally posted to a second-page thread but I figured maybe people were interested in the details. Hopefully, this can help the relevant information accurately make it onto wikis, player construction plans, etc.

All the information you need to set up your Nuclear power:

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I'm currently trying to build up an LoC Barefoot X, which means I need to put innocents on it while I build Training Bonus(or is kill bonus what's important?) to bring it's 0 stats up to speed.

Two questions.

1: Is there a difference between a Gladiator 100, and a Gladiator 50,000, for that purpose? IIRC, in Disgaea 1, there was no difference, but I'm not sure if that's changed.

2: Is there a difference between a 50,000 Muscleman(ATK+HP) combined innocent, and one each of 50,000 Gladiator and 50,000 Dietician? Would that allow me to raise the training bonus to cap a little faster, if instead of a single-stat innocent for SP/ATK/DEF/RES/HIT/INT and two for HP, I did 5 musclemans, a patient

Looked everywhere, can't find a single wiki description or image of the actual D5 evility, or the text of what it does.

Does anyone have an image of the evility, or a C&P of its game text, before I buy the DLC?

I'm in the process of making a comprehensive movement guide video for Automata, so people understand their movement options from top to bottom.

I'd like to check, if I can, if anyone knows secret Jump tech that I don't.

Soooo,

At the moment, as of 1.04 Nier2, this is my understanding of the longest jump capable:

(Begin with Jump already held, small sword in light weapon, bracers in heavy weapon, bracers in offhand light weapon)

Evade off edge -> Dash attack at end of evade -> Light Attack xMax -> Float -> Helicopter Kick -> Release Jump -> Hold Jump -> Immediate Heavy Attack Launcher -> Light Attack xMax -> Float -> Helicopter Kick -> Release Jump -&g

TL;DR - I have a CP15 Diglett, and the game freezes every time a battle begins with it in any position on either team.

Video link: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wM-yscBd6J0

I have a CP15 Diglett that I was using for bubblestrat training. At some point, gym battles stopped loading, and froze right before the Pokémon deployed. I went to an enemy gym, and same story; if the Diglett was anywhere on my team, the battle would not load at all. Video included.

I waited about 12 hours, same story.

So... I beat the gym without Diglett, healed my Diglett to full, and successfully put my diglett in the gym, hoping the bug would be resolved when somebody else took the gym back.

... and now I

How well is this issue documented, and are there any concrete explanations / tested theories as to exactly how it works?

That is, the fact that for most people, Attack IVs correlate strongly with Pokedex-Number-Percentile; that almost all pidgeys have 3-7 Attack, almost all Rattatas 7-10, almost all eevees/magikarps/dratinis 13-15, etc.

Where's the highest number of PokéStops you've seen in reach at once? Central Park has a good spot with 4 on the south end,

www.imgur.com/ujmdzDz.jpg

And a lot of 3 spots.

For something that should be readily apparent, the community at large seems to completely ignore this functionality.

X, the default "I need healing!" voice command, will say "I need shields!" to a Symmetra on your team if you don't have shields. Much more importantly, it will ping their HUD with your chat bubble, so they know exactly where to look.

Shields are super easy to cast, no cooldown, no cost, line of sight, and it's a fantastic rechargeable ~13% more life. In a perfect game, Symm would keep track of everyone that dies and have 360 vision so she knows when you're back in the action and close enough to buff. But in real matches, sometimes she's busy. She's putting turrets down, play

I thought this video was a great example of some of the 'do's' and 'don'ts' of conversing in a group, to be captivating and charismatic and display social proof.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MceYE8zxk3Y

This clip and the advice in it is a perfect parallel to, say, talking at a bar with a group of friends, with an example to follow(Will's excellent presence, and conversation cues and direction) and an example that many people probably find themselves in, and need to escape(Jaden's lack of conversational confidence, competence, and conviction).

My favorite personal example is towards the end, which has a solid example of how to d