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Imagine getting so mad about someone no-selling your laser super by using grab iframes (which I discovered during that match, btw) that you have to teabag them after you get the grab next time, deliberately waiting until the last second to confirm a rematch, and then deliberately stop short of the kill to do your best impression of an "always block" striking dummy instead.
Imagine then getting chipped down to the point where a surprise teleport grab kills you anyway, and having to get teabagged back before you actually give me the proper curbstomp of a match I came here for in the first place. Clearly this is peak Diamond Rank behavior, but hey, thanks for the free RP from that match you

Usually, whenever I wanted to post an image with a comment, or embed an image, I temporarily switched to New Reddit, and endured the godawful interface for as long as it took me to do whatever I wanted to do, and then went to my Settings ("Preferences") and unchecked the "Use New Reddit" checkbox, or toggled the "Default to Old Reddit" toggle back, depending on which version of the settings page I accessed.

After doing the first part today, I discovered that the checkbox was entirely missing from Old Reddit, and while the corresponding toggle was still available on New Reddit, it failed to do anything, and even after clearing my cookies and relogging, accessing www.reddit.com still shows th

Probably applies for other Specs with negative perks too, but Demonologist has that one perk that auto-blocks all buffs and minions that aren't related to its Spec (so, basically all buffs and non-demons), and more importantly, the text contains a line that amounts to "This Perk is always active if you have it available, even if you don't have it leveled".

Arena temporarily removes your perk points, so for most Specs it just means you don't get to do anything cool, but Demonologist actively makes your run harder.
Worst part is, I was frustrated about what unfair mechanic I missed that made everyone else get buffs, but everytime I tried it, they fizzled out without me being able to discern

Okay, obvious answer is "Fuse it with whatever you want to go first in your build", but I was wondering if there are some generic options that you could drop into a lot of different builds that aren't hyper-specialized yet or don't need too many monsters to work, so I could get some more mileage out of that trait without having to farm another one.

Asking because I've definitely already made a few fusions that I regretted and already have a short list of monsters I'll have to re-farm or at least get the knowledge to summon them again.