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https://twitter.com/ExasperatedDan/status/1409614395844415497?s=20 So no need to worry about that then.

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I was talking to a friend last night and the conversation somehow got to me finding out she had tried weed for the first time last month and smoked last week as well (she says she has no intention of making it more frequent, and I trust her). She then said that if I was curious I could try it out with her, to which I said yes. I've... always been pretty skeptical about drugs, and until not that long ago I was vehemently even against stuff like weed, but I'm at least determined to try it out just to see what it does to me and to be a better judge for that kind of stuff. I want to state some things so you can give me more detailed help:

-I have ADHD, and

It started a couple of weeks ago or so, where basically everything I do with it is incredibly choppy and it's really annoying.

Hey everyone, I don't play League much as of now, and it's been quite a while since I play Fiddlesticks. However, ever since his rework he quickly became my favorite champ from a visual standpoint and also a champ I overall really enjoy. I've seen that his winrate is really high though, and in higher elos it even goes up to 54%, making him the highest winrate jungler. Is he nerf worthy then? If so, what would you hit?

Back when Smite was the game I played the most, my favorite mage was Kukulkan. However that's no longer the case, as I prefer mages that have more CC and... well, more stuff than he does, since he's veeery damage-centric. I ended up finding his lane playstyle quite boring.

I played Baron Samedi for the first time a few days ago, in the midlane against a Janus, and won lane pretty comfortably. However, I just looked at a tierlist by DukeSloth and he's placed quite low. Why's that?

I played Tiamat on a Siege with my friends and really liked how she's essentially a mage-bruiser hybrid. I still have to get good at managing her ult tho, since I pretty much only used the tornado that game.

I ha

Hey everyone, I started playing Smite in early 2014 but stopped playing at around early 2016 because I started getting into League. Right now I'm not playing League either (I didn't quit, I just wanted to take a break and use that time to play a bunch of games I have on Steam) and I was wondering what state Smite is in right now. I'd like you guys to tell me about it, but from the times I've played it every now and then as well as some videos I've watched:

-God releases, for the most part, tend to be far more conservative than League's champ releases (so usually simpler kits). While I guess this does make balance easier, it is one of the reasons I moved to League since none of the god rele

I stopped playing since I wasn't finding the game fun, what with the items, the healing, the damage and such, but Ravenous Hunter's upcoming nerf is something I was really looking forward to and that change made me consider coming back. Now, I'm no stranger to support at all, but I still would like some advice regardless. My champ pool (or the champs I'm considering for it) would be as follows:

-Nautilus: Probably would be my default pick, I have m7 on him and he's pretty easy. Due to the way his kit works I feel like he fits on many teams.

-Braum: My highest mastery support and 4th highest overall, though it has been like 2 years since I've played him, so I'd like some tips anyway. Star

So as we all know, S11's current meta of mass healing and damage makes it not fun for many people (me included, which is one of the reasons I'm not really playing League a lot now), and I agree with many people's ideas of lowering damage across the board, restricting healing so it's not available to basically every champion and tuning GW accordingly. But did damage really get that much higher? Sure, runes are very strong now compared to pre-S8 masteries, and I'm an advocate of lowering their power level quite a bit.

But that can't be all right? I mean, it was quite more obvious this season, with many items having lower defensive stats and higher offensive ones, but people had been complaini

As my flair states, I'm currently taking a break from League since I wasn't having fun the last bunch of games I played. When I come back (which shouldn't take too long) I want to focus on toplane, and learn/keep playing a few champs in order to bring them to ranked (peak Gold II, so climbing to Plat would be my goal here). I know it's usually better to stick to around 4-5 champs, so I'll throw in some suggestions.

-Champs I already play:

-Sett: I'd say this is my go-to pick, one of my fav champs overall and correct me if I'm wrong but he seems like quite a decent blind pick. He can bring some utility even from behind and he's quite good at taking turrets.

-Warwick: My fourth most p

I really like its design and well, it IS the fastest Pokémon of them all, and its good special attack is made quite dangerous because of its ability, but... its movepool is so small... Aside from Electric moves, it only learns stuff like Ancient Power, Assurance and Acrobatics, which doesn't really bode well for an Electric type tbh. So yeah, how good is Regieleki actually?

For most cases I've given them powerful moves with effects (or combinations of effects) unique to them. In others they're just variations of existing moves (Golduck's is essentially a Water-type Psyshock) It's likely that a few of them are not balanced at all, but like I said, it's just something that I came up with since I love the concept of signature moves. To the extent I could I've based the moves around their appearance and/or dex entries (though there are some exceptions such as Omastar, since its dex entries are all either "died because shell was too heavy or "it eats lol"). In the descriptions I haven't specified whether the moves are physical or special, but they'll always correspo