Roborabbit37

2019 BMW 4 Series F36 2L

Hi folks,

First and foremost, admittedly I have next to no knowledge on car repairs. So I bought a used BMW F36 back in August 2024. Drove it out the garage and got a coolant warning. Drove back and complained, they told me just to top it up with water. I thought that seemed odd, like a band-aid fix. They convinced me it was ok, so I did.

Fast forward to Christmas 2025 and I've had to top the coolant up multiple times maybe once every few months. Eventually at some point mid december I got a coolant warning and on checking, it was pissing out the bottom of my car. Spoke with garage who agreed to cover it under warranty but spent WEEKS trying to get s

Tested this in Practice several times over. Oathkeeper is not giving HP despite showing on the tooltip. That is all. Not sure where else to report.

For instance, Orb of Growth says "Restore 3% of missing health over 3 seconds on Ability cast"

If I use 3 abilities back to back, will I;

1. Restore 3% of missing health over the 3 seconds and that's it

2. Second ability resets the 3 second timer again

3. They all stack so there's 3 seperate instances of 3% recovering over the 3 seconds

Cheers

I'm curious. Regenerator Augment says you get 2 (+2.5% missing) health over 10 seconds when hit. What exactly does this mean? The 2.5% Missing is self explanatory, but there's no % outside the bracket so i'm not sure what the "2" is. Is it 2% of your current health?

Second question.. is this Augment ever worth it? Assuming you have 5k Health which is nigh impossible for anyone outside of Akeron, and assuming you're currently at 2.5k health and take a hit. If my math is correct all you're getting back is a measly 62 + 50 over 10 seconds which equates to 11.2 health a second. No one is going to have that much health, and in this TTK meta it sounds like a complete waste, to the point i'

Not sure how I go about wording this one without making it too convoluted. Can’t tell if I’m stupid or Reddit is genuinely baffling at times.

So if I go into a post and reply to a comment which has a few other replies this is all fine. If I get a notification that someone has replied to ME, I can click on it and it’ll take me directly to said reply. Happy days. I can reply no problem.

Now, take that same scenario but this time there’s hundreds of replies to the top comment. If I reply and then get a notification that someone has commented on my reply.. now when I click on the notification, I get taken to the very original top post not by myself. There’ll be a bunch of “view 52 replies

Several other gaming subs im in tend to have a Megathread pinned at the top whenever there's big updates/events etc coming. Why don't we have it here?

I'm not talking about removing single posts because discussion is good, but I mean one big stickied post at the top of the Subreddit for say Raids 4, or Leagues.. where all the individual updates or little snippets from Discord/Twitter (other sources) etc can be consolidated into one big post for people to catch up and read easily.

Trying to catch up and was hoping to avoid sifting through tons of video footage to try get an understanding.

Is there a simple write up anywhere that explains the new Atlas changes and what progression looks like?

Cheers

Obviously there’s meta methods for building temple, but as a casual is it even worth the effort to randomly build temple and try buff rooms or is it a case of either learn the snaking mechanic or don’t bother running at all?

Joined league late also and not sure if it’s worth my time trying to learn the whole process of building. I see varying opinions on the temple being enjoyable etc

Cheers

Question i've been meaning to ask. All the enemies that spawn inside the tunnels when you enter a Hive - do these guys give loot at the end of a successful encounter or is it ONLY the enemies that spawn during the Defend Ailith mechanic?

I can't quite tell if these guys are here just to make it harder to get in/escape or they actually provide loot.

Anyone know?

Anyone else playing on Mobile? I can play normal OS no issues but on Gridmaster I’m getting massive frame drops and even game crashes constantly.

All times included I just wasted a good 15 minutes of a night in a game because someone left at the start of a match and never returned. We ended up Forfeiting 11 minutes into a game. Why don't these matches automatically end given the blatantly obvious disadvantage? Surely a few minutes grace period is plenty? If someone then trolls and decides not to forfeit I imagine would be even worse.