aegenium

Location: Beaverton, Oregon.

I live within an apartment complex and walk my dogs daily. This last July I was taking my dog for a walk on the apartment grounds when I hear an electrical crackling noise. I look over and see a woman start walking down the stairs from her 3rd floor apartment, and make the connection that the noise I heard was a taser. It doesn't seem like a big deal to me at the time.

As I am going around a bend on the sidewalk, I yield to a white man walking the opposite direction as I am going, and I move off to the grass to give him space. I then realize the woman, a 20s to 30s black female, is talking to her phone and pointing the camera at us. She is muttering things like

This is a little complicated. I work as a contractor working for a large tech company on-site at their location. My subsection doesn't have a specific work area designated to us so we basically just find places to settle down and turn into what would amount to a mobile work station.

I basically work with quality testing for parts and my position is 100% on call. Therefore I settled into a break room to use as my base of operations. That being said due to tariff issues with my country, work has slowed down considerably so I spend quite a bit of time in this breakroom.

Here comes the complicated part. Recently a different contractor has started frequenting this same break room as me. He s

This game has been incredible for almost a quarter-century. Massive and unnecessary changes would not only spoil the memory but also forever change the legacy of literally one of the greatest games ever made.

Sure some quality of life changes are necessary, and balancing some of the lower performing builds would be good, but implementing new towns, buildings, x spell triggering y effect, and charm bags are against what this game was meant to be.

Reign of the Warlock implemented enough changes, and incorporated a Diablo 3-esque character into Diablo II (very overpowered in various aspects, has very large area spells that incorporate negative enemy resistances, adds crushing blow to minions

Since the release of RoTW I decided to come back to Diablo II from a long hiatus (burnt out from 6 months + farming for a Death's Web that doesnt exist). Single Player only now, and have played since original D2 Launch.

I've found these Heralds are so damn inconsistent with their spawning. I am lucky to get one per act after clearing every elite pack in every area/dungeon, and sometimes they spawn back to back within screens of each other.

I spent the entirety of my three day weekend farming terror zones to see how they compare to just farming Andy/Meph. I've done several multi-Entire Act Terrorzones to ensure several Level 2+ Heralds spawn to see what their loot looks like and get an att