peerlessblue
u/peerlessblue
I have a rules question:
I have 6 attackers to my opponents 5 blockers. They're on 3 life. They assign a blocker to my [[Righteous Valkyrie]], which ultimately destroys it. But what happens afterward is that my 3/3 Human which got through becomes a 1/1 before he connects, because he no longer receives the buff from Valkyrie.
Is that correct? I assumed that the damage would be assigned simultaneously to the opponent and my Valkyrie, and the opponent would lose at the same time my Valkyrie dies. Is this a bug, or have I been punked by state-based actions? 😉
I actually considered that there could be complications with this, but I decided to swing with everything For Science. Here's the mome
I might have expected something like "all your base" to meet this fate... but this??
np.reddit.com/r/GalaxyTab/comments/uj5pcq/was...I'm looking for this specific RAM kit. I can do $325 local to the Cities and a little more shipped to cover shipping and fees. RGB version is fine too. Open to offers for other 2x32GB kits, but definitely prefer this one.
anyone notice their S Pen is hard to remove? The soft-touch coating they put on it seems to make it bind or chatter when removing/inserting it. I briefly used a Note 9 with the glossy plastic exterior on the S Pen and I don't remember having this issue. Especially in a case, there isn't much to grab when removing the Pen, which aggravates the issue. Anything I can do or am I just stuck (heh) with it?
Just a quick rundown of my experience with the four "monitors" I've tried: Samsung Q80T 55", AORUS FV43U, MSI Optix MPG321UR-QD, and the Gigabyte M32U. All of them went back or to other people. I'm with hardware unboxed: the market for 4k high refresh between 27" and 48" isn't great, especially not for near or above $1000. for the context, my personal preferences: I'm not a heavy gamer and am mostly just doing general computing/productivity, but I do care about having at least 120Hz refresh rate. I run at 100% scaling for the screen real estate, so 27" 4k isn't really what I'm looking for. I care about off-axis color shift a lot because I get eye strain from binocular differences, and I'm so
Just wanted to share the method I used to get Moon Stones in Brilliant Diamond. Moon Stones are rarer in the Grand Underground in Brilliant Diamond than in Shining Pearl, there are no Lunatones to get them off of, and there aren't any lying around the overworld either. There are five Pokémon in the National Dex that evolve using a Moon Stone, so it can be a pain to get enough when you're completing it. The most reliable way to get them I've found is to farm them off of the Clefairy line in Mt. Coronet. It is most efficient to do this in the post-game so you have access to Frisk, but you can most of this method relatively early on if you really want a Clefable.
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Managed to get my hands on a 3070, but it doesn't fit in my current case, and the case I would upgrade to doesn't fit my CPU cooler. So I've left it fully sealed up in hopes I can trade.
The EVGA 3060ti XC is my definite first preference, and I would be willing to take one for less than the MSRP difference between the cards depending on the deal. Would be willing to buy instead of trade as well. The new AMDs are a strong second (probably not the 6700xt though).
Ultimately I'm not super picky, and I would consider trades for most GPUs shorter than 270mm internal length (like the 3070/3060Ti reference and the base ASUS/MSI, or the reference AMD cards), but I would prefer to get some cash wit


