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They billed it as "play your way", but what the war table really accomplishes is essentially enforcing that players play with a degree of variety. Unfortunately because of how impactful the trees are, you can't just ignore it and blast one type of content. For example, if you just want to do lair bosses, and you aren't happening to get them on one of your few (limited) rerolls, then you're just forced to go do other stuff.

There needs to be a way to either choose or at least bias what your war table nodes are. You should probably also be able to reroll what activity a particular node is. The forced variety reeks of trying to sneakily extend player play sessions through enforced variety an

I still have no idea why they decided to revert the change that brought us a more traditional resistance system back to a rating system. Not only do ratings work on entirely unknown/unintuitive curves, but it seems the curves are balanaced poorly. Tempering resistances is pretty much always worth less toughness than just tempering life or armor because they both affect all damage. Making resistances percentage based lets them have more consistent and often disproportionately high value compared to catch all defensive layers in return for being specialized.

Go back to percentage resistances. It was a mistake to make them ratings in the first place and it was a mistake to roll back to ratings

I didn't get to play Volcanic Fissure of Snaking back when it was popular, but after seeing someone on this sub mention how the fissure exceptional support works with it, I wanted to give it a try simply because it looked fun.

I decided to do it the hipster way and refuse to follow one of the 3 "main" build methods for slams right now: lifestack Grey Wind, Overexertion, and Str Stacking.

POB: https://pobb.in/ICj8H0MiVKF2

Investment: ~70div

I think the outcome has been pretty solid. The build likely has room for improvement (particularly on the tankiness aspect) but I am really enjoying it and it's satisfying when something not following the common scaling vectors still performs well. I i

I didn't get to play VFoS back when it was popular, but after seeing someone on this sub mention how the fissure exceptional support works with it, I wanted to give it a try simply because it looked fun.

I decided to do it the hipster way and refuse to follow one of the 3 "main" build methods for slams right now: lifestack Grey Wind, Overexertion, and Str Stacking.

POB: https://pobb.in/Egq9QR_2FZJq

Investment: ~70div

I think the outcome has been pretty solid. The build likely has room for improvement (particularly on the tankiness aspect) but I am really enjoying it and it's satisfying when something not following the common scaling vectors still performs well. I included worm flasks be

Leagues releasing with a locker to contain their items was a result of backlash from people who were upset that they felt league mechanics were releasing with new doodads specifically to bloat your stash and make you buy specialty tabs. It's nice having an inventory where everything "lives", but I find it inconvenient that we have various lockers spread out for the various things.

How would people feel about having tabs in addition to lockers, so that you could have everything in one spot, but there's still a free place for it all to go otherwise?

To me, this has always felt like an obvious thing they should do, but I never hear the topic come up.

It baffles me that the game has custom colorblind options for like 11 other things, but one of the key elements I need to actually be able to see has terrible contrast. I need to see my red dot more than I need to be able to see my teammates on the map or whatever. It's a very weird thing to have missed with so much focus elsewhere on accessibility.

Prior games had colored optics other than red. Let me change the color so I can actually see exactly where I'm shooting instead of just trying to imprecisely use the middle of the screen.

I recently got a Q6 Max and my only complaint is that it's basically impossible to see the backlight indicator for caps lock, and to a lesser degree numlock.

I thought a nice solution to this might be shine through (either south facing or top) swap ins, but they're out of stock and it sounds like they tend to restock rather slowly.

I'm really struggling to find other sources of OSA profile keys, and since I only want to replace a few keys I don't really want to switch profiles entirely. This is my first SA style cupped keycap and I'm enjoying it, but determining from measurements and descriptions what the next closest profile match is has been difficult.

Does anyone know of some good shin

Looking for some suggestions for leaguestart surfcaster (so, keeping costs relatively low).

This is my first pass tree, uniques, and skill setup.

https://pobb.in/xIw8vZIRJcv6

I threw some conservative values in for chill and shock, and baseline DPS doesn't look great. Hoping to optimize a bit from here or catch some obvious things I missed for big gains.

I recently got Win 11 24H2. Since then, I've been having issues with my headset randomly reconnecting. The most consistent case is when my machine goes into standby, which wakes it back up. This is undesirable for obvious reasons.

I've tried checking things like power config, any device or GHUB options, tried multiple USB ports that run on different controllers, etc. No luck.

Has anyone else had this and found a fix other that turning the headset off manually?

Looking for a cheapish desktop vise for picking. Just getting into the hobby with a Covert Instruments learning lock and pick set.

Preferably looking for something that doesn't bolt or clamp on, just has a counterweight base.

Did it die or something? It was hinted at being released soon, and then never spoken of again.