Calendyn

I recently got back into the game and I'm aiming for a couple of goals I never really managed back in the day--getting Survivor and LDoA. In regards to the former, I have two questions:

1. I have heard that using /resign can be bugged and count as a death, foiling the Survivor attempt. I have used this two or three times unwittingly, and leads me to ask the following: if /deaths still shows zero deaths and my Hero Panel is still accumulating XP towards Survivor, does that mean this character can still earn Survivor?

2. What do I need to do to circumvent the threat of losing the Survivor attempt when exiting Pre-Searing? The wiki describes a point when the player should log out to

I really figured at least a certain Sentinel would drop this one, it was a freebie!

The character creator is fairly robust but seems to really be held back by the viewing options in the the interface we have right now. The barber shop has better lighting and a free-moving camera to examine facial features; it really is a pity that it's underutilized.

I've been rerolling characters for a couple of days to get one that looks solid, and I'm trying to figure which of the Attributes to dump the free points in. Stamina is laughably easy to level up to max, but which one takes longer to grind: Health, or Deadeye?

I ask this because I made a second Warlock who hasn't unlocked the Cataclysm ("Slowva Bomb") perk. I like the default one way and above the Slowva, but since the Dissolve thing doesn't seem to do anything to refund perks I ended up with a second Warlock.

Now that I have the character up to level 30 I can just swipe all the gear from my main, but I don't want to delete my first Warlock if I can't get back things that are character-based and not account based. Is there anything irrecoverable I need to consider?

In my current playthrough, I'm playing as a paladin-type character. It's the sort of vanilla paladin you might expect: Heavy Armor, Restoration, Alteration, only offensive spells are paladin themed or scrolls I happen to find. No stealing, murder, evil powers or artifacts, etc. Do justice, defend the innocent, honor the just--all that jazz.

Which brings me to dilemmas about items that I'm not really sure how to address. For example, a few days ago I did the quest to rescue Florentius from the brainwashed Vigilants of Stendarr. In the process of defending myself, I ended up cutting down a lot of innocent people forced into a bad situation. Since there's no way to bury them (on PS4, at least)

Disregarding weapon stats and perks, the Engram-based loot system in Destiny has, I believe unintentionally, cheapened the experience of looting items in both releases of the franchise and should be looked at for a rework at some point.

In Destiny 1, I remember exactly how and where I got my first Thunderlord; I had been hoping to find it for some months and it finally appeared in a Raid Chest in the Vault, just before the Gorgons' Maze. Excitement for that particular gun aside, part of the reason I still remember this loot drop is because I can point back at a particular event and place where I know I picked it up, which helps to set the loot in context. I also remember my first Icebreaker

I don't listen to Reol as often as I used to, but when I went to YouTube to pull up one of her songs last night, not only were they all missing from my playlist but there is no content whatsoever on the official channel, not that I can tell.

As of this post, the current battle will end in approximately 1.5 hours. So far, chivalry and honor have seen us strong at the first with a few shaky engagements to the west, which have resolved as us now comfortably sitting at about 1 million (!) leads in every single contested territory. While this situation can change, I'll go ahead and outline what we stand to gain if the current trend of generally unstoppable crusading should continue to the end of the round.

---Notable Territory Gains/Losses---

Mount Ignis - Following the last battle in which some 20 million Knights were apparently taking a sabbatical from the conflict to make pilgrimage to the fiery crags, the Vultcano i

At the moment, we are somehow winning pretty much everywhere, but that could change, so here's my proposition.

Ilkarya's Barrier has a good deal of value to us at the moment. In addition to being one step closer to the Viking Castle, you may notice that the Barrier shares a tiny border with Blackstone Hills. Currently, Blackstone Hills is Isolated, and unless I'm mistaken, that means that if we take Ilkarya's Barrier, we will have three surrounding Territories, compared to the Vikings' two. Taking Ilkarya will win us two Territories for the price of one.

And just in case you needed more convincing, brothers and sisters:

LOOK AT BLACKSTONE HILLS ON THE MAP. IT HAS MAGMA IN IT. MAGMA

Some of the guys I played with stopped playing FH and shortly afterwards I dropped it too. I haven't had a chance to get back in, but I've got me a copy installed and ready to go. I've heard only good things about the new servers, but I have a few questions:

How is the population on PS4/how long does matchmaking take on the new servers?

How has the Revenge meta changed?

How has Warden changed?

Any new gamemodes?

What cool QoL features have been added?

From what I've seen in the sub, PK still spams lights FTW. Still the case?

Have any of the launch heroes gotten new mechanics/reworks? Think I saw Kensei got new stuff?

Are there new equipment ski

In case you've been too busy actually playing the game to check out the Main Menu, you should know that not only can you rewatch all of the cutscenes you've unlocked so far, but your Hunter, Palico, and Handler will appear wearing their currently-equipped armor, weapons, and/or outfits, and the game still takes into account what your preference is regarding whether or not you want your helmet to appear in cutscenes. Notably, this allows you to see your A-Lister team wearing gear that is super anachronistic in terms of availability--so expect some clipping in the earlier videos (since only simpler armor arts were available to you at the time).

If you want to see certain equipment on your tea

I'm not really sure what else to title the post, but essentially, I like the appearance of Bone Katana "Wolf/Dragon" and its final form enough that I'd like to build an armor set around it, and am looking for advice on what would make it generally effective.

I just unlocked HR in the Hub and have snagged the Hayabusa Feather and Sword Saint Earring. I know the "Wolf" can get a small amount of Blue Sharpness if I spec into Handicraft +2, but I feel like that isn't really playing to the sword's strengths--namely, good(?) base attack, a substantial length of natural Green Sharpness, and three Decoration slots.

What Skills should I be on the lookout for, for Blademaster weapons like this? If