kamiccollo

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r/DragonBallDaima•

Who exactly is Neva?

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Porunga flicking Gomah away like he’s a child having a tantrum showed Neva is far more powerful than anyone else in Daima. Based on that and his other feats in the show, who do we think Neva actually is? His feats seem on par or even surpassing other gods shown.

Beyond that, each canon series has introduced new gods so far with the exception of Daima- Kami in OG, the Kais and supreme Kais in Z, and the Angels, GoD’s and Zenos in Super. Do we think Neva could be a new god waiting to be introduced at the end of Daima? It seems like he easily has the power to stop any of the villains in Daima, but wants to see how things play out for his own amusement. It tracks with how other gods are shown

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r/buildapc•

Hi all, just finished my first ever pc build and went to flash the bios as I have a ryzen 5800x. My motherboard is an Asus Tuf gaming x570 pro (wifi) and I’ve followed the instructions to update the bios in both the manual and online with no success. The bios light keeps flashing constantly after I push the button with the usb inserted.

Things I’ve tried/troubleshot: Waiting over 20 minutes to see if it was slow, verified my usb is in fat32 format, verified the bios update file was the correct name per the manual and website.

Is there something I’m missing to make the flashback work? Should I try an earlier bios version maybe?

Im about out of ideas how to make it work since it’s my first

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r/DeadOpsArcade3•

Currently with optional life donations players are almost never using this mechanic. While I think optional life donations are good and even healthy early on in the game, specifically in public matches, later on it becomes just the opposite. What makes it so bad? Well many games past 64 become afk-fests where the 3 non feet players quite literally walk away from their controller for the entire game. This is frustrating as a player in game and as a spectator on twitch.

Co-op games should be exactly that—cooperative and coordinated play between teammates working together. Players should be rewarded for being playing the game, working together, and being skilled. As the game is now there is a

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r/heroesofthestorm•

Im currently sitting at 1500s in queue with Qhira, which seems unreasonably high. (NA server, best match)

Additionally, all my friend’s match histories only have 1 Qhira per game. My understanding is it’s supposed to be a Qhira on each team so people can find games. Maybe this can get looked into?

Edit: 2000 seconds in and still searching, with a 5 stack on my friends list also 20 minutes into queue

Edit 2: Giving up at 3333 seconds, going to try my luck in unranked

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r/heroesofthestorm•

If this had happened would HotS have stolen the show and stood out above the other games? Would more positive public opinion and the overall mood have affected recent events?

Personally I think this could have majorly altered the last couple months of events. The Blizzcon reveal of Orphea, at least in my opinion, is when attitudes and posts on this subreddit and players at large shifted into a much more negative tone.

If instead Deathwing was announced, a massive hype train would have been created as well as excitement towards the future of the game overall. People from other Blizzard games would almost certainly want to try HotS to play such an iconic and anticipated character.

I thin

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r/LegendaryGoH•

I've been playing for slightly over a month now and am pretty active, but also mostly here for fun.

My GvG team is only 20k but I'm more into the weekly events. Solo Im middle of kings and last event I had 5 billion trophies. (The rest of my guild combined only had 2 billion)

Preferably looking for a mainly English speaking guild as well (not sure this game has a translator built in) but nationality is irrelevant.

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r/heroesofthestorm•

So I remember back when machines of war came out that Blizzard stated there was no way to make a new map more likely to be played than the old ones. Now I don't know about you but 6 maps is awfully small and gets stale quick, but how do we fix this without making it less likely to get Hanamura?

My suggestion is fairly simple. Instead of increasing the the chance of getting hanamura, what if Blizzard put 2 hanamura maps in rotation. To differentiate one might be the same as it is now, while the other has 8 core health as opposed to 7. This way it makes it twice as likely to play hanamura while simultaneously giving the player base a way to compare how the different core healths will play out

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