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I’m on Cai’s route and I noticed that Olympia is recruitable at renown 8 but I didn’t get her support up early enough to get and finish her recruit tasks before fighting Leda. So I’m wondering if you could recruit her before the fight and if so how does it change the fight? I assume they’d make her fight for Leda and make her unavailable to you. Or they just make it impossible to finish her quests before the fight.
I noticed that Vladof is the only manufacturer that doesn't put its name on its guns gimmicks. Ripper and Order guns by default say they have to charge to do full auto or shoot multiple bullets with the charge. Jakobs guns say they do ricochet. They all put their name in the details card to describe their gimmicks. Even Daedalus does this for their using other ammo mode gimmick. Maliwan includes the word Maliwan and describes the elemental change mechanic (though not all Maliwan guns have this). But Vladof Taser, underbarrel shotgun, grenade launcher, etc don't say Vladof. I don't know if I've ever seen those parts on non Vladof weapons either. Has anyone seen Vladof licensed parts? Are they
Let’s say you do a full on reverse isekai where main character lives in a fantasy world with magic, dies by being run over by a carriage-kun then a goddess sends them to live in modern Japan. What cheat skills would be appropriate for adapting to the modern world?
Anyone know how to open this door? I beat the Assistant Manager and found this door. Looked up a guide and apparently this door wasn't here in older versions. I can see a chest inside and the button next to it says locked as well.
I beat Phrike the first day the first time I encountered him by using the Electropylon Driver. Other people I talked to had issues beating Phrike so I told them what I used. I looked up how it drops and an article says it unlocks on the fourth or fifth biome when you get there the first time. But I beat Phrike with it and don’t know how that happened. Are weapon drops completely random or are they based on meeting certain conditions?
I don't know if it was a glitch or not but I found some old threads saying that the lowest they can get their Spiteful Fang was 600. I guess with Shadowkeep Bungie fixed the draw time values. Previous base for lightweight was 680 and previous base for precision was 760. Now it's 612 and 684 which both happen to be 90% of the previous values. So now I'm wondering if there is a new minimum value that is 540? Or was the fact that that there was a floor value for bows a bug in itself?
I have an Accrued Redemption with Elastic String and Draw Time masterwork and it brings the draw time to 576. I was wondering if a lightweight frame bow had Elastic and Draw Time Masterwork, could it get down to 5
I don't know if this is the right place for this question but my question is primary focused on wireless headsets for gaming and since it's not just PC but also console, I couldn't figure out where to ask.
I noticed a while ago that all my gaming headsets use a USB dongle, even for consoles that support bluetooth. PS4 uses bluetooth for controller inputs so latency can't be the issue or at least it can't be the only issue. When listening to music and movies, bluetooth earbuds sync up the audio with the video pretty well which tells me that the bandwidth and latency of bluetooth is fine at least in one direction. Controllers are fine for bluetooth as well which works in the other direction.
SD Thermal / SC Holo
Armor Piercing Rounds / Ricochet Rounds
Snapshot
Kill Clip
Range MW
I imagine it'd be more ideal to get a short zoom scope.
Steadyhand HCS / Hitmark HCS / Crossfire HCS
Outlaw
Alloy Magazine / High-Caliber Rounds / Light Mag
Moving Target
Handling MW
Thoughts?
Hitmark HCS / Sureshot HCS
High-Calibur Rounds / Ricochet Rounds
Rapid Hit
Rampage
I know a lot of these are desirable perks on other weapons but I'm not sure if that applies to hand cannons as well. I'm playing on PC mostly and I mostly do PvE.
Hey I was wondering what the technical difference was between using the mat-icon module from the angular/material library to use a material UI icon vs using <i class="material-icons">. My general assumption is that the latter is used when you're not developing in angular (or you're not using the material library overall) but then what's the advantage of using the former? Is it only if you need to leverage matIconModule to import different icon libraries and register custom SVGs as icons?
