JustOutOfTime

I'm wondering how do you go about coming up with a build in this game. I know there's some traits and perks that are bonkers but it doesn't seem like I get those as often as I'd like. I'm thinking there's some thought that I should be putting into classes & weapons but I'm not entirely sure.

For example, I finally finished the game on standard with the Commando just now. I don't think my build worked very well since I didn't get the mini-missle + rocket + explosion synergy I usually go for. However, I just got extremely lucky that I found good stats on dual helions and a tesla rifle and got absolutely hard carried just by the weapons that I feel are OP regardless.

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The amount of damage that they can do while also being able to blend into crowds and having almost no wind-up time is ridiculous. Not only is templar's verdict super fast and hits a large area but holy fire also hits a huge aoe and travels way too far. By the time I know one has spawned I've already taken 60+ damage.

The only thing in this game that has bothered me so far are Paladin Void Hunters. Every other void hunter & boss feels fair.

Am I the only one who feels this way?

Long story short: my rice intake has greatly increased and I'm curious as to how people re-heat steamed white rice. Is this something I could do in a rice cooker?

I know day old rice is best for fried rice but some days I'd prefer to just have steamed rice on the side.

TL;DR - I like it. The Mugen isn't a game changer but it's cheap ($12 USD), it uses regular v60 papers and it's easy to work with. It'll probably be my new travel brewer since it's cheap, light and easy to use.

The box gives a 1:12 recipe of 20:240. Fine grind, 1 pour, no bloom & no agitation. This was too strong for me. I found a few videos online w/ different recipes & the biggest help was Tetsu Kazuya's video on the Hario Global channel where he explains that you should pour all of your water within 15 seconds and your total brew should complete within 90 seconds. That sounded odd but it's the best advice IMO.

I've ended up using 1:15 w/ a slightly finer than pour-over gri

My god, what an amazing fight. I'm beside myself after dying so hard to Ludwig so many times then finally getting one good clean run in. The whole build-up to the fight, the insanely intense mechanics of the fight, the lore, the music... I had to stop and just soak it in. This game is fucking incredible!

Bonus: I can stop using Logarius' Wheel and use the Moonlight Sword!