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Some people are upset that Asmongold is not playing "correctly" and therefore is wiping too much. They implore him to not ask chat questions but talk to his group instead. They implore him to watch video guides and do countdowns before each pull.

This is a fundamental misunderstanding of how streaming works. You are people who know the game, have done the fights, and have pugged with frustrating people who didn't do their homework. You are frustrated by this lack of homework or sticking to best practices like 20 second pull timers.

You are, unfortunately, not the audience for a blind raid content stream. The vast majority of viewers don't know these fights, they don't know how the jobs wor

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I don't have a problem with people making Witcher memes, but they're kinda overrunning the front page of the sub. It would be less messy to keep this to show discussion/fan art/news and send the memes over to r/skelligers (which I'm happily subscribed to and visit whenever I feel like Witcher memes).

Rule 4 exists, and slapping "toss a coin" in Paint onto every single jpeg ever created seems like it should apply.

Just a thought.

Putting aside whether you like the crumpled look or not (looks fine in motion to me, but opinions can vary), I've been seeing a lot of people complain that it's not plate armor.

The soldier in the trailer is an infantryman wielding a halberd. Historically, he would absolutely not be wearing plate armor. He fights in formation and stays safe because of the reach of his weapon, and plate armor would make it very difficult to properly use the weapon or stay in close formation.

It would also serve no real defensive purpose - a halberdier/spearman can't fight in close enough quarters for plate to protect them.

Plate was reserved for knights and heavy in