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What does video calibration do exactly in RB4?

Is it like GH3 where it just moves the hit window up or down, or is it like Fortnite Festival's 'Input Offset' option where it adds a delay to the input?

I'm pretty sure it's the former but struggling to find a straight answer.

The progression is F#, A, E

The notes these chords contain are as below:

F# Major: F# A# C#

A Major: A C# E

E Major: E G# B

I can't see a key or mode that these notes fall within. The progression feels as if it resolves to E, so my first thought was E Lydian, but the A in the A Major chord seems to throw this suspicion off.

If you were improvising over this could you perhaps use E Lydian over the F# Major chord, and play with the E Major scale over the other two chords?

The progression is F#, A, E

The notes these chords contain are as below:

F# Major: F# A# C#

A Major: A C# E

E Major: E G# B

I can't see a key or mode that these notes fall within. The progression feels as if it resolves to E, so my first thought was E Lydian, but the A in the A Major chord seems to throw this suspicion off.

If you were improvising over this could you perhaps use E Lydian over the F# Major chord, and play with the E Major scale over the other two chords?

Hey all, this is an open invitation to our guild, we're looking to build a friendly in-game community, where you can find positive, like-minded players who want to team up, and better one another.

The guild will be moderated where possible to uphold the same values we outline in our guidelines. That means being respectful of other guildies :)

If you're interested in joining the r/dota2pubs guild, drop me a DM or leave a comment with your friend ID and I'll invite you.

You should also be able to search for the name "/r/dota2pubs", or the tag "RD2P" and join yourself in-game, it's open for anyone to join, no rank requirements.

As someone who's played little Skyrim and is desperate to give mods a whirl, it'd be nice to have a reliable source on what are the best mods available on the SE of Skyrim. I think a continuously updated sticky highlighting the best of the day would be ideal.

Whilst the search function currently in the mods section game is decent, I believe it can be pretty overwhelming for someone who's never fiddled with mods prior to SE Skyrim.

Or perhaps an updated version of the FAQ on the sidebar that fits more in line with the SE edition of Skyrim?

With Legion just rolling out a lot of new players are flowing in and many players are returning from past WoW experience so I was wondering what add-ons experienced players would recommend to these players.

I personally played back in MoP and am familiar with Deadly Bosses and Recount but was hoping to get some suggestions to what else I should use to enhance the Legion experience.

I'll be popping any suggestions below with a quick description of what they are utilised for so anyone else reading can find any add-ons that fit their taste also.

Recount - Provides encounter breakdowns detailing statistics such as damage and healing done, used prim

Hey, this is the first time I've ever picked up a fighting game and I'm having a pretty great time I've clocked in about 4 hours so far and have been messing about in ranked whilst using the training mode in-between matches. I started off trying to learn Ryu I lost every single match and was honestly getting pretty frustrated I decided to switch things up and have now switched to Laura where I'm currently on a 3 win streak using a pretty basic combo I managed to muster up whilst playing in the training mode.

What I want to know is whether there are any communities on reddit or elsewhere where people are willing to help newbies learn basics like blocking, combos and maybe cluing me in on how