TrizzyDizzy

First off, yall are incredibly helpful. Just a fountain of knowledge in this sub's comments. I was hoping to get lucky searching for the answer, but Reddit's and now Google's search capabilities have gotten worse.

I'm at 60 ARC, but only 20 STR and 24 DEX. I almost exclusively use some form of Arcane scaling weapons, whether Occult, Somber, or the occasional Bleed.

I have another 20 ARC to go to hit the final soft cap, but I'm curious if I'll get more mileage by first getting STR and DEX to their first softcaps.

I know this will vary depending on the weapons' scaling, but given 20 RLs to spend, is it generally better to finish of ARC to 80 or put 10 each in to STR and DEX?

For the s

I'm 60 deep in Arcane and negligible most everywhere else. Generally just the weapon min reqs. I'm able to get any Physical, Magic, and Fire in some form or fashion by swapping weapons or AOWs and still scale off my Arcane.

I haven't found a decent way to do that with Lightning or Holy. Swapping affinities just seems to be less damage than raw Occult/Arcane on the Physical-type. Is there any smarter ideas?

My first playthrough and I'm playing an Arcane/Bleed build. I got Bloody Slash early and even after 120 levels it's still my go-to AoW for raw damage. It was kinda boring on day 1 and it's well past that now.

I have some situational AoWs on different weapons and I'll occasionally test out something new. I just can't find anything that does more damage while still feeling reliable and safe. Unsheathe has been the best alternative, but it's basically the same thing.

I'm certain I'm just not using the other AoWs correctly. Any recommendations to encourage something new for my Arcane build? I've mostly used Curved Swords and Twinblades, but I've been enjoying Sword & Board lately.

Sometimes it's 3-5 upgrades, other times it's 1-5. I feel like there's a pattern I'm just not seeing.

There's apparently mechanics around these from some of the skill details. From what I gather, this is the gist of it: *Repetitive attacks have reduced damage, but build pressure *Overpressure is an autocrit after enough pressure built up

Assuming I have that right, this all seems straight forward. It's how the Rituals and Items enhance these mechanics. They'll say something like pressure increases, but damage decreases. I assume the autocrit is a net increase in damage?

They seem counter productive or at least unintuitive descriptions. Any thoughts on how to better understand and utilize it?

I've been unsuccessful this last week hunting for a no ring binder that's meant for toploaders, but has single-sided pockets meant to see the card backs.

I've come across a few toploader binders with clear double-sided sheets, but I worry they won't be snug enough.

I've found loose sheets occasionally, but I don't know anything about dos and donts of ringed binders yet.

I took a break from LE around the end of 1.0, but loosely followed the patch notes since. The community's reception of 1.2 has me finding to play again.

Can anyone suggest a guide or overview of the cool crafting improvements? Preferably written guides over video, but I'm not picky; i just want to get caught up quickly. Thank you

I'm a 39yo workaholic that spends so much of my free time working by choice. Its unhealthy, so ive tried to pick up games again to counter one vice with another. So far the roguelite genre has been the best fit for me because of the pick-up/put-down factor, but the recent Rebirth release is enticing me to dive in to something with more commitment.

I'd love to relive some of the most memorable times in my gaming history, but I'm afraid work will pull me in and it'll be tough to pick back up after a lapse. I've played through the original countless times, so I know the overarching story well.

If this is relatable to you, do you have any experience to share that might help me decide if it's

At risk of being chastised for unintended use of the product, I'm still wanting to consider device consolidation wherever I can.

Could a Supernote product be able to control my home Spotify? What about any smart home functionality that I could work through to get to my receiver or lighting? Never anything I'd expect, just curious of the options available.

For just about everything for me, design aesthetics matter most. Not exclusively, just more than price, quality, and features. I'm struggling to find a decent wireless mouse that's white with brass/gold accents. Wood and metal are huge bonuses!

I don't care DPI, polling, macros, or weight. Just good enough wireless to be played in my living room, but tasteful enough to not feel like I need to stow it away.

Any suggestions or suggestions on companies that can customize one?