Is this a bad idea? will this lock me out of certain quests and dialogue? will i miss out on things? can i just go back like normal?
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I’m a pretty chill raider who always respects the “Don’t Shoot,” and I’m generally pretty friendly to people but then I died to a rat sitting behind cover, didn’t lose anything important, but it still bugged me. So I thought, “Ah, fuck it, I’ll try what he’s doing and rat a bit.”
And so I did. I hid behind cover for minutes on end waiting for someone to show up, and the few times I managed to find and kill people… it just felt bad.
The loot isn’t worth the guilt afterwards. I don’t know how some people do it they must turn off a certain part of their brain to enjoy playing like that.
I recently installed some Arctic fans (which are usually whisper-quiet) on the bottom intake of my NZXT H5 Flow (2024).
Surprisingly, as soon as they’re mounted directly against the perforated bottom panel, they are particularly louder than any of the my other fans. When I test the same fans outside the case, or even just lift them a few millimeters off the bottom, or use them as exhaust, they go back to being nearly silent.
I’m guessing this might be due to the tight clearance between the fan blades and the perforated panel causing airflow turbulence, but I’m curious if anyone else has experienced this with the H5 Flow, and if you found any good fixes or workarounds.
I recently installed some Arctic fans (which are usually whisper-quiet) on the bottom intake of my NZXT H5 Flow (2024).
Surprisingly, as soon as they’re mounted directly against the perforated bottom panel, they are particularly louder than any of the my other fans. When I test the same fans outside the case, or even just lift them a few millimeters off the bottom, or use them as exhaust, they go back to being nearly silent.
I’m guessing this might be due to the tight clearance between the fan blades and the perforated panel causing airflow turbulence, but I’m curious if anyone else has experienced this with the H5 Flow, and if you found any good fixes or workarounds.
I'm using the usual damage, solo and free aim pictos.
Is Nosaram really the BiS weapon for this build?
what would be the 2nd best since that weapon is fairly late game
PS: chevalam isnt really ideal for a solo build since if you get hit once ur dead.
I've been enjoying Noel Stollen as an MC, i just love his nasty personality. Its such a breath of fresh air to have an unlikeable asshole MC.
Any anime recommendations with a similar MC?
PS: Ive already watched Saga of Tanya the Evil
Frozen condition, makes targets vulnerable to bludgeoning, thunder and force damage
and a choice between cleric/druid for create water
(not OH monk and EB warlock, played those too many times now)
what should my items be at act 3 without crit items?
for the people who have done a pacifist run.
does the xp hit delay ur levels that much? or is it inconsequential
Not much of an audiophile but i just want one that is all around a good quality with decent enough sound, My choices are all around £80 on amazon. my current shortlist are the following:
Logitech G PRO X
HyperX Cloud Alpha S
HyperX Cloud III
Since you two shot most enemies on Lethal Difficulty, charms that adds just a bit more damage won't do much right?
the only content it might be more worth is when dueling
is dual destruction worth it?
So utility and defense charms are just better for the rest of the non duel content right?
i have two in mind im debating on
Bush M47150FFB for £255
https://www.argos.co.uk/product/1137116
or
Bosch KGN27NWEAG for £450
https://www.argos.co.uk/product/3108693
assuming the BUSH lasts at least 3.5 years, the bosch has to last 6+ years to be worth it.
the Bosch one would also cost around 17% more to run so realistically the bosch needs to run for around 6.5+ years
which is more likely and what would be a more cost effective choice? would the Bosch one really last that long?
(idk if this is relevant but we are renters so prob won't stay in the same house for more than 4-5 years)