flPieman

u/flPieman


The game systems and graphics of sins 2 are great but I feel very underwhelmed playing PvE against the AI. Does anyone have recommendations to make it challenging and engaging? Most games the ai fails to expand well and then eventually there's a single big fight an hour in where I win and then win the game. There's not much challenge or interaction.

I play 1v1 on the hardest difficulty using the ARES beta.

Does anyone have suggestions for ai setups that make it more fun and interactive?

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r/shapezio•

Select connected rail?

s2 | Question/Help

The o hotkey to select connected belts is very helpful for cleaning up old builds. Is there a version of this for rails? 'O' doesn't work for me.

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r/PokemonUnite•

Having an item that negates ranked loss means the ranked system doesn't actually work. I don't even care about the monetization of it specifically (even though that is bad too). Ranked systems have a goal: to promote fair, balanced matches. These cards disrupt that goal because they make rank less accurate. I like the recent masters rank changes and I would like to see Timi keep going with improving the ranked system.

It's ok if you are a casual player and don't want to learn the meta, but as someone who does take the game pretty seriously it can be frustrating playing with teammates that, for example, don't know what xp share is, or don't know that at 8:50 the birds spawn. We shouldnt be

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r/factorio•

I have a save that I started before 2.0 and have continued playing. Recently we started scouting more and expanding our borders and I noticed that the cliffs look more continuous. Does anyone know if newly discovered chunks are generated with 2.0 world gen for saves that were started prior to 2.0?

I tried googling and reading but didn't see anything discussing new chunks, only that the existing map wouldn't be updated (of course).

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r/PokemonUnite•

If you're first pick on switch you barely have enough time to spam down to get to ceruledge if you know exactly where he is at the bottom. The + button sometimes doesn't work at all. How the heck can a MENU be this laggy???

I often miss banning and I'm paying attention I just can't get to the spot in time. Come on Nintendo...

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r/PokemonUnite•

I've been running flamethrower fly using xp share resonant guard cursed bangle to make him tanky and supportive with the anti tank bangle but I'm curious what people have been finding success with.

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r/Diablo•

I've been farming pit, countess, and cows mostly but with little luck so far. I don't have enigma but I do have a TP staff, it's just expensive to use that mostly. I'm looking for some variety as the pit hasn't been dropping me anything. Any recommendations for a solo farm spot?

I have about 100mf and decent damage against act 1. Can clear cows with CE but it's hard to keep the Merc (insight, teachery, giant skull) alive and when he dies then I need tons of mana pots to keep slinging spells.

Edit: farming in hell, level 84 if it matters.

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r/Diablo•

2 questions for d2 remaster coming today.

  1. can we play without an internet connection?

  2. can we use ladder Runewords (spirit) on a char without an internet connection?

Sorry if these are on a FAQ already I checked the sidebar and didn't see one for D2R

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r/Drugs•

One of the things you hear a lot on this sub is "xyz drug is completely safe under a certain dose, unless you have an underlying condition".

One example is LSD causing schizophrenia. I've heard stuff along the lines of "LSD doesn't make you schizophrenic unless you already had underlying schizophrenia."

This was inspired by the recent post about someone losing their life from kratom. My condolences to them.

The point I want to discuss is: if we don't know whether we have an underlying condition, how can we be feel safe using any drugs? Is it fair to say that there is no truly safe way to consume drugs and in order to get high you must accept the (sometimes very small) risk of negative

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r/ShadowBanned•

Hopefully not banned anymore?

Looks like I'm good. Heads up to anyone who sees this: change your password!

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I know that this sub isn't for hw questions, but I'm hoping that a conceptual question is allowable.

My professor today stated that shear stress is manifested by bending and without bending you cannot have shear stress. Thus, since the end of a beam doesn't experience bending stress, he says there is no shear stress.

The beam in question is cantilever with a single point load at the non-fixed end with a direction perpendicular to the axis. (Tried to mock this up here with letters but Reddit formatting is hard. It's a very simple loading)

I argued that since there must be an internal shear force in the beam at the end, that there would also be a shear stress with magnitude Tau = Vq/It w

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