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I'm trying pick a motherboard for a 7700X CPU and the more I research this topic, the more confused and indecisive I am. The amount of motherboard manufacturers coupled with their ridiculous naming conventions, all of which mean something different, on top of not being sure which features are relevant, has caused me to just want to give up on buying anything altogether.

My main dillema is basically whether to go for a B650, B650E, X670 or X670E, but then I look at crazy sheets like this and I'm just lost, because I don't even understand the benefits of most of these features.

I also have 0 exp

I thought the whole purpose of Overwatch was to weed these people out. But then I meet people who follow me in the jungle with OD, astral me, steal my camp and repeat. Once I disable help they just follow me and try to steal last hits. Or people who die once as pos5, abandon the lane or start contesting farm with spells.

And then I meet these people 2 weeks later without any punishment? Why the hell are they allowed to play the game?

Griefing should just be a permaban. The whole concept of the game is work with your team to beat the enemy team. Why are these people who sabotage the game due to their own ego allowed to continue playing?

And yes I know in some cases it's not clear if someo

I'm looking for a relatively long comment that talked about how government jobs aren't that bad, how they are very stable and how you slowly move up.. It was a little philosophical and generally just one of those comments with hundreds/thousands of upvotes and awards because it reeked of experience.

It could've been a post but I'm like 80% sure it was a comment.

It would be at least 2-3 years old by now. Possibly more.

Rerolling is annoying and clunky. I understand that Blizzard doesn't want to reduce the RNG, because players might 'complete' the build and then they stop playing the arcade, but couldn't it at least be less of a pain in the ass?

Why do some stats only have a tiny reroll range(attack speed 5-7%, crit 4.5-6%), but some have ridiculous ranges like crit damage on amulet (FIFTY possibilities and it costs a gem?? and that's IF it rolls the right stat), rings, gloves.

Why are there like 15 abilities to reroll on offhands? Why is there no way to narrow it down? I get that we want RNG, but when you do the math on some items, the chance of getting the proper roll is like 0.006% (and that is ass

Hi, I need to preface this by saying that I care a lot about not bothering my flatmates (and them not hearing me fail horribly), so a speaker setup is a no-go.

A friend of mine offered to teach me to play piano, but they live a long distance away, so remote lessons are the only option.

I bought a digital piano and I'm imagining I will connect it to PC via USB, then get headphones with a mic and connect those to the PC as well. After that I intend to combine the mic and piano audio channels together to feed them into a single source to be used in a video call so that they can both hear me speak, hear my piano and I can hear them speak (and potentially add a camera later on).

The only thin

I've been away from the game for a few seasons, so I'm not up to date on the meta. I'd like to join 4-man XP farms next season, but I don't want to play a super demanding spec, because I don't want people yelling at me for not being 100% hyper efficient at pixeling or whatever.

What's the best spec for this? Thank you

I get that this game is meant to be lighthearted, but I have no idea why I need to go on a wiki to find out what an upgrade does.

Like why is one upgrade "Reduces ability cooldowns by 20%, heroes earn xp 50% faster and water monkeys cooldowns are halved" and other is "This is a BIG plane". Wth does that mean?? "Many, many tacks.", "Bloons a problem? Here's the solution." What??

In dota 2 you get basic tooltips, but when you hold ALT, it shows you more information. Can we get something like that, where you still get to write the pun, or the joke, but we can still know what an upgrade actually does? It would help to teach players the value of upgrades and towers (as well as help people find

Hello, I'm trying to find a base design I used a couple years back.

It was a 2 floor small base, it was characteristic by having a roof tile leading to the door and above the roof tile, there was a stone wall square overhang where shotgun traps were hidden for anyone doorcamping. Apart from garage doors and the shotgun traps, it was pretty much a starter base. with this S-shaped footprint.

Any help is appreciated.

After watching a stream today of a guild struggling horribly on KJ, I thought I'd share some tips/observations that might not be apparent from guides.

Phase 1

• The Shadow bolt volley has 30yd max range. If you're not melee, shadow priest or arcane mage, you should not be getting hit at all. If you are, fix your positioning.

• Use long stuns first. Don't give the mobs diminishing returns by charging/cheap shotting etc. Hammer of justice is best.

• You don't have to kill the adds together, stacking silences and stuns, and risk someone dying. You can just take one while a tank picks up the other 2 on the side and kill them one by one.

Phase 2

• Try to place your raid on the oppo

Has anyone tried whether it's possible to delete the ring, have the vendor give it back to you, 'respec' it, and then item restore the original ring to have rings for two different specs?

I've been trying to farm Terocones and many other TBC plants for months. Sometimes casually, just to get a flask for the raid, sometimes grinding with intent to sell.

Over the past few weeks, I've been farming a bit more and I've seen numerous obvious bots. People flying on a set path, not responding to any interaction, just going in circles. I've reported all of them. Some of them even several times. All of them are still playing, still flying around terokkar, still ruining the economy and making herbalism a completely pointless fucking profession.

Can some employee or customer rep at Blizzard fucking come here and answer this:

What the fuck am I supposed to do when I log in at 6AM o

In the third episode there was a moment where Robbie was rolling and I think he rolled well and did this pop-like vocalization, almost sounded like autotune. I tried to find it again with no luck and I can't watch 4 hours again just to find it. Does anyone know the moment by chance? Thanks.

I don't want to do anything drastic like 'hurr go make your own subreddit', but could we at least make a tag for SoM posts to filter with?

I don't care about SoM news, but I understand that some do, however this subreddit is now a forum for like 3 different games with no way to filter.

e: idk why you gotta downvote this, it's literally just a suggestion to make filtering content easier. Does it hurt your feelings that I don't want to read stuff about SoM?

In Brill, when you start the headless horseman event, he flies over, sets fire to the 3 buildings and then they just put themselves out the same way they do when you fail the event. But then he flies around for 10 minutes doing his "you still haven't put out the fires!" voicelines and there's nothing you can do.

However, he occasionally snuffs out the fires in the same manner, but goes straight to the voiceline that you've succeeded, then he lands, and you can kill him.

Has anyone figured out a consistent way to get the second trigger? It's really annoying doing these dailies on Horde, because Brill is bugged and Razor Hill is just empty most of the time.