Wayte13

u/Wayte13


I'm toying with a Nami/Zoe deck that uses Mirai Songstress as a 2-drop, with the specific intent of abusing the fact that you can play a spell to summon her. But when I summon her using Crescendum, her Elusive doesn't activate. Is this an intended interaction that I'm just not understanding, or have I found a glitch I should report?

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r/Veterans•

If you're on the GI Bill and don't finish the degree, do they end up wanting that money back? I know if you drop classes themselves they do, but every answer I get when I search google just talks about dropping classes and not college as a whole.

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r/tf2•

So I used to play Tf2 a ton back, idk, 6-8 years ago. Back when it was easier to just stumble on Skail servers in normal matchmaking. I wanna get back into playing, but don't really know how to go about finding community servers to dodge the botpocalypse.

Also, which ones are the best or most active? Any recommendations for ones to stay away from?

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r/EndlessLegend•

So, ya. Basically just that: I've had the game very very casually for a while, but have started to get legit into it at this point. I"m trying to find guides to help me figure out what "good" is and learn some of the mechanics, but everything I find is old as dirt and missing a lot of changes as well as the community patch.

Is there anywhere with peopel doign up to date guides? I mostly play Cultists and Wild Walkers, if that helps. Also fine if people just drop good EL 101 type stuff, I'm just tryin to learn in general here.

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r/wow•

I'm playing a prot warrior at about Ilvl 187, and am at a point where I feel I should start doing Mythic+. I've heard lots about how ballbusting 15 and up can be, but what kinda of difficulty should I be expecting just starting out? Are +2's something I need to practice for, or can I pretty much just look up what thw affixes do an figured it out as I climb? I worry I'm overthinking this but I also would hate to be one of those "clueless tanks"

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r/SupportCel•

I'm 27, recently out of the military and looking back at my life, and where I am now, I really regret pretty much all of it. My experiences and my choices have brought me to a point where I'm safe, and boring, and just not attractive in any way related to personality. I'm not really sure how to move forward form this point: I know I need to change myself to ever have a shot at this, but I can't think of how to convince myself to be ok with losing who I am in the pursuit of happiness. I guess if anybody had advice on overcoming that, or the sorts of things I should be investing my time in to get to that point of being an attractive person, I'd really appreciate that. I know where I need to en

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r/IncelTears•

I would just ask them on their sub but I got banned, as it tends to work out.

But ya, anyone who's gotten to see them talk about it, or incel lurkers: What are the predominant views on gay men among incels. Is it cope? Just one of the bazillion things that get called "degeneracy" or whatever? I'm legit really curious now that I've thought about it

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