Myth2156

u/Myth2156


r/3d6•

I play in a westmarch style DnD server that uses a 35 point buy system, and does allow us to buy magic items given the characters have enough money to. Some items that are deemed to powerful to just buy require a couple sessions along with the money to 'obtain'. I know this is way too OP in usual DnD campaigns, but the games and campaigns in this server are balanced around this system too.

About my character. This is very short and brief but will go over relevant info

He is a Changeling Mage who uses magic and swords in a spellblade/gish style. Why do i call him "Mage" instead of a wizard? He started out as a Hexblade + Lunar Sorcerer, got turned into an Aberrant Mind because of some eve

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r/Warframe•

Harmony does not any specific warframes to reach billions of damage. I'm using it on a Revenant with Roar and i frequently see it hit for billions.

https://imgur.com/a/W48KCMK

No priming, but a 300 strength Roar and maxed Arcane Fury were used.

I do use Melee afflictions arcane on it, but what you're seeing in the screenshot are Eximus units. Melee afflictions does not work on Eximus units since they cannot be lifted or knocked down, the damage you see in the screenshot is the result of one condensed slash proc.

While I do genuinely believe that melee afflictions is the best in slot arcane, you won't really notice a difference in most of the general steel patch content if you don't use

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r/Chivalry2•

I tried C2 on Epic games and enjoyed it a lot. Ended up buying the Kings edition on Steam since it's on sale.

I want to get better at the game. I understand the basic mechanics but still feels like I'm doing something wrong when I play in TO.

Any advice is appreciated. Which weapons/subclasses are good, how to position myself better, how to get more score/experience to level up classes and etc.

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r/Helldivers•

The order could've been won if the westen forces weren't split up. The Bot progression/resistance is much lower compared to bugs to account for the lower amount of players on Western front.

People were arguing wether its better to go Draupnir or Ubanea, split the forces and failed both planets.

Should've focused on one planet and stuck to it. Ideal scenario was taking Ubanea before the fall of Draupnir because it would give us a direct line to the main target. This is backed by the fact that Ubanea was almost completely liberated before we lost access to it.

Liberating Draupnir would've set us back because progress in Ubanea would be diminished but it was feasible to progress nonetheless.

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r/Helldivers•

hearing a lot of people on reddit and discord saying that now EAT is useless. Let me give my 2 cents on why they're not, and why EAT are still vible and arguably still the better choice (atleast in premade teams).

Pros of Quasar:- infinite ammo and self reloading. you can just shoot and switch weapons, and it'll still reload.

Cons of Quasar:- 3 second spool up time. If you're being swarmed/overwhelmed, you cant quickly take a shot on a heavy to kill it. In automaton bot drops, this spool up time followed by the ~8 second cooldown before next shot also limits you to being able to take down only 1 dropship per drop. Cant be used in conjunction with other support weapons.

Pros of EAT:

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r/Helldivers•

now before some people start saying "Bots are fine, people just dont know how to play against them", balance wise this is true, i helldive bots frequently and have no problems clearing the missions, but im not talking about balance here.

Bots in general are just less fun to play against for most people, mainly because they have more "bullshit" factors to them compared to bugs. Firstly, the rockets. Having a high damage and high accuracy homing projectile hauled at you isnt fun, its not engaging and theres no real "counter play" to it. Yes, you can survive a rocket hit with heavy fortified armor and/or shield, but that still goes out the window if you get hit in the head or get hit by multi

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