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So, for past two days I've had a lot of games where our team gets a random Piccolo who does next to nothing all game and I just refuse that I'd be only one with these sort of Piccolos on their matches.

As for what they do in the game... Next to nothing, and I'm not exaggerating with that.
For the WHOLE DURATION of the match they get 0-4 NPC/boss kills with 0 damage to GoD's and nor do they even defend the towers.
Infact, they start the match by afking for a good while, then they just... move to somewhere, AFK there, and if you get REALLY lucky, you can see them just kinda running here and there on the map. Sometimes doing back-and-forth flying somewhere.
They usually pick only one car

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r/FireEmblemHeroes•

...And sorry, but this is a lengthy one... (I chose the username for a reason)

Rather new player still (also new'ish lurker on the board, so pardon for possible wrong flairs and such) and yes, this IS gonna be a yet another forma build question, but since I recently pulled a dupe of Ascended Ishtar and I'm not sure I'll be merging her... So I decided to hit two birds with one topic here.

So, as titled, ask for some advices / things I haven't considered / second opinions regarding to some builds I have considered, but unsure enough not to blindly commit to yet.

[Namely, I'm interested if any of these are \"worthy\" of passing Time's Pulse 3 on.](https://preview.redd.it/wh3w7e21

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r/NarutoBlazing•

...Because - let's face it - there's not gonna be better time to have this conversation.

So; what unit(s) in your opinion think held the test of aging as the game went on? Which units had the kits that allowed 'em to do that and how? Which old units you could still take as a filler on a team regardless of age when you had nothing better? Which of the old ones were actually good additions for newer accounts even if they didn't feel that way upon pulling 'em?

Here are few examples as my personal picks; None of 'em could really compare straight up damage wise with new units, but they had their niches in their kits.

  • BDY Hidan - He did two things; be the first unit to hit a boss and heal pa
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r/BleachBraveSouls•

Started playing at around second anniversary and been a REALLY On-Off player due the game being too hard for me back then and since I play on a potato. Due this I completely missed the third anniversary, for example. Then I started playing more actively on 4th anniversary and have been 'collecting days' ever since. So, as the 'tradition' goes; here are all my characters, accessories, current teams and ...Landmarks?

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r/NarutoBlazing•

A shower though; what if/your thoughts if - at some point - the PvP reward units became purchasable?

Would you be fine with it? Heavily against it? Why/Why not? etc.

The new Minato is (more-or-less) the reason that got me thinking of this as I think we can all agree that he is... kiiiinda strong. I'm one of those who did not get him and... honestly... while he IS made of paper he is (currently) capable of winning the game for you in certain team comps / situations which... I'm not a fan of really.

So... That in mind, what if the old strong PvP reward units became available to buy at some point? With certain limitations, of course - like this;

  1. The unit you'd buy wouldn't come with any
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