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r/DragaliaLost•

I’ve been playing gacha games for a few years now, and I’ve noticed a fair number of people don’t really have a grasp on what probability looks like when you’re in the summoning trenches. This cuts both ways: sometimes you see people making the classic gacha mistake of chasing off-rate units, other times people complaining that they didn’t get the focus unit after spending 10,000 wyrmite (if you’ve just cracked spending 10,000 wyrmite on a banner, you haven’t even hit 50/50 odds for summoning). So, if you’ve ever wondered what your chances are at pulling Gala Luca with your current stash, but have no idea how to begin calculating that, this is for you, and it turns out to be much easier to g

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r/eu4•

The disaster that is Italy, with a map of her forts. Green provinces have forts.

Short version: Why were the armies down in Southern Italy allowed to march all the way down the Italian peninsula, part several layers of forts?

After a couple games with the new(ish) fort system, I thought I had a pretty decent intuition for forts by now. Forts block movement through their zone of control. Playing as Italy, I had a bright idea: a series of forts could block movement down the peninsula for years. I could sit in the South and wait for my manpower to build up again (or just wait out a losing war with my army intact). As you can see from the retreating Italian armies a

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r/buildapc•

###Build Help/Ready:

Have you read the sidebar and rules? (Please do)

I'm pretty sure this post isn't going to incite any witch hunts, but no promises. (Yes.)

What is your intended use for this build? The more details the better.

Playing games while playing music and occasionally alt-tabbing to a browser with several dozen tabs open. I'm building this because (A) I want to play the Witcher 3 without everyone's voices being out of sync (I'd like to play MGS5 and Fallout 4 too) and (B) my laptop is held together with electrical tape.

If gaming, what kind of performance are you looking for? (Screen resolution, FPS, game settings)

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I recently received a PM from u/watonga with only the text "r/thebutthole". The banner image for that subreddit is goatse, and one of the threads there proclaims "You have now seen the Butthole." Because of this, I suspect that r/thebutthole is being sent to members of this butthole-gazing community. Remember: there is no quick path to enlightenment. While goatse is a butthole with a distinguished history, it is not The Butthole.

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