CaptainAction

u/CaptainAction


r/ARC_Raiders•

I've been thinking about the weapon selection in this game. There's solid variety. It seems like they are planning to add new weapons eventually. What do you guys think is missing?

My first thought is that there's two shotguns, and only 1 weapon that uses Launcher Ammo (hullcracker).

So maybe it would make sense to have more? What about a white-tier shotgun weapon? An obvious potential option would be a breachloader shotgun, either a single shot like the Ferro, or a double barrel. I'm guessing a single barrel would be easier to balance.

And of course you could do the same thing for launcher ammo- a simple breachloader. The hullcracker sort of resembles an M79 grenade launcher but with

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r/Nightreign•

Let me explain-

Wylder's Passive gives him a single "cheat death" per life or Grace Rest. Iron Eye's passive gives him better loot drops. Those feel like real actual passive abilities.

Meanwhile Raider's passive just describes a modifier for his skill. If the "passive" is more or less just part of the skill, why isn't it built into the skill? Shouldn't Raider get something different and unrelated for his passive?

I'll admit this is a nitpick but it does feel like a double standard. I'm not even trying to argue that Raider is underpowered. But I think it's stupid for his passive to only do anything at all when the skill is being used. I think the only time it helps otherwise is when you ta

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r/SonyAlpha•

Hey guys. I am looking to get a new camera. I've done videography work in the past, looking to do more. Right now I have a Canon 60D and it feels ancient.

For some of my previous jobs I've used Sony cameras and they were great. I've used a6400s, ZV-E10s, and a7IIIs. I'm keen to get a Sony because I'm familiar with them from those jobs, and they performed well.

Personally I have a few boxes I'm trying to check. I am not that knowledgeable about camera specs and I'm feeling a bit out of my depth here with the amount of choices available, so I'm hoping y'all can help me decide.

- Needs to be good for video. Duh. 60fps is a must, and 120fps would be great so I can do more with slo-mo. It see

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r/GundamEvolution•

Has anyone experienced this?

I have a dual monitor setup by the way. If I try to alt-tab out of the game on my computer, it works (sort of) but then the game display gets all zoomed in, and when I try to click on/interact with another program on my computer, like discord, the game wigs out, and whatever I tried to click on doesn't work. I've also had the game crash while I was alt-tabbed out of it, which subjected me to a leaver penalty because I was in a match. Usually I'm just trying to join a discord chat or something, and the game has only started doing this since the last patch/season drop. It just fucks up and prevents me from doing anything while I have the game running, while riskin

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r/DestinyTheGame•

To get right to it, I've noticed that semi-auto sidearms, when fitted with the Full Auto Retrofit mod OR the standard Full Auto Trigger System perk, pretty much always fire 2 shots per trigger pull, making it nearly impossible to fire single rounds.

I play on PC with M + KB, and the lightest, quickest mouse tap I can manage will fire a single round, but it's so hard to execute, it doesn't matter in practice. A normal quick click will still fire 2 rounds instead of 1. I imagine on controller it's even tougher to achieve single shots. This is troublesome, because while full auto is good for letting you hit that max fire rate without having to strain and mash the trigger, it kneecaps your abil

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r/lego•

I have a pretty large amount of old LEGO I got from a friend. They're from the '70s through the '90s or so, based on the parts and figs I found in there.

The only thing is, these LEGOs are beat to shit. They were used hard. Very scratched up and worn, with some parts broken or damaged. I've never seen LEGO in such bad shape just from being played with.

A lot of the figures have their printing worn almost completely off. In good shape, these figs would be worth something to someone, as I have some classic space, blacktron, pirates, and castle figs (The classic 375 Castle is clearly mixed into here).

Anyway my question is, what should I do with these? I know there is a recycling program whe

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r/castlevania•

Aside from Dawn of Sorrow I've played a bit of the original Castlevania and I've played a little bit of Super Castlevania IV. Neither of them really grabbed me, and they felt really unforgiving.

Dawn of Sorrow on the DS was the first Castlevania I played and I really loved it. I liked having the Soul abilities, combined with the array of weapons and equipment that gave it some RPG elements so I could make different builds and playstyles. I don't really know if it's well regarded compared to other Castlevania games.

I know that Symphony of the Night is one of the most highly regarded Castevania games. So I'd like to try it. And I know DoS is a sequel to Aria of Sorrow, which I have n

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