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Hey everyone! I’m getting back into tennis after years away from the game, and I’m looking for some people to hit with or any groups that play regularly around Mandarin.

I already play out at Huguenot Park out by the beach, but it’s a bit of a drive, so I’m hoping to find something a little closer to home. Burnett Park is my closest set of courts, but I’d also be happy to play at Southside Tennis Center or Fort Family Park.
If anyone knows of any groups that play at those locations—or if you’re looking for a hitting partner yourself—I’d love to connect. Thanks!

This isn’t even a “shitting on Kyoto” post (which I would happily do any day, mind you), it’s just that I feel like every other god damn game is in Kyoto. Just wondering if anyone else is experiencing this.

I’ve had a couple instances of fights where enemies are camping on top of a well-guarded zipline point. There were seemingly very few counters to what they had set up (potentially using a zip to get behind them if the area is low enough, throwing grenades if low enough), but these tactics are often useless in high-zip situations. Enter: the Zipline Bombs. A bomb that attaches to a zipline and explodes at the top. Doesn’t even have to be a big beefy explosion - it could just be to disrupt traps/defenses to allow other raiders to push fortified zipline areas.

Closing doors behind you can help in SO many situations. A few examples:

1. You are looting a building. You seem to be alone, building unlooted. If you leave the door open behind you, you lose the opportunity to HEAR someone coming in behind you, and literally open the door for someone to creep up on you

2. You encounter a player in a building. The player seems friendly. You exchange pleasantries and go on your way, leaving the door CLOSED as you leave the building. You hear the door open behind you and are then READY for an altercation.

Basically, use doors as audio cues to set yourself up for success. See ya topside, raiders.

So with Speranza requiring raiders coming back with loot/supplies from the surface, it would make sense in the lore that, the more STUFF that comes back, the better. SO… what if there was some form of small bonus for the total number of items that were extracted, from EVERYONE extracting on the same elevator (e.g. your party and others). It would create an interesting proposition of deciding: “Do I want to jump these guys and see what they have? Or do I want to cooperate and get MORE items in the haul that would benefit everyone?”

It wouldn’t have to be a massive bonus, but I think something like this could force players to at least have a second thought before going for the insta-gank. W

I’m asking this sincerely. As it stands, we have multiple high damage, low rate-of-fire weapons that have excellent range (Titan, Repeater, Pike, LH1). The nerfs to the 1887 combined with the fact that these other weapons totally outclass it makes it completely unusable. At the very least, I think it could use a damage buff if its range stays abysmal.

Hey folks, found this subreddit after doing some research into the less lethal options available and wanted some insight into the Salt Supply S2 CO2 leaking issue. Based on my research, this is definitely the best “bang for your buck” gun, but I’m concerned with the amount of reports of CO2 leaks that seem to come about around the 4th or 5th canister use. Can current owners give some feedback on this (positive/negative/generally anything, just trying to get as much info as possible before committing to the purchase). Thanks guys!

New Nioh player here. So after DOZENS of tries of Yuki Onna without having beaten her, I just have to rant about it a little bit. I believe that, NOT ONLY is she generally not a fun boss to fight, her moveset is so nuanced in the animations/tells that she’s just generally a poorly designed boss fight.

1) Not a fun fight in terms of gameplay

So this is a subjective point, but the “slow poking” playstyle required to beat her is just…. boring. Never does the player feel “cool” or badass in any part of the encounter, because you are CONSTANTLY put on the defensive trying to get singular, small pokes in teensy tiny windows of opportunity. For me, this just feels…. Lame. Generally, EVEN IF b

It’s OH SO easy to say “oh yeah, this looks like 2.5 play to me” without ever having watched footage of yourself playing. I GUARANTEE - to those who’ve never watched footage of themselves and feel they’re hot shit - you are going to cringe at some of the things you do while playing.

This is just a friendly reminder that, if you’re quick to give out criticism, maybe check your own tape before laying it on thick. It might be you who’s the 3.0!

Was I the only one to catch this?? Were my eyes deceiving me?

So I bought myself and some buddies MH World and, to save a lil cash, I opted for base just to make sure we weren’t gonna bounce off of it. Lo and behold, we did NOT bounce off and are completely hooked! Just speculating and wondering if anyone thinks there’ll be an Iceborn sale during/after Wilds beta.

I don’t get why it’s so hard for some people to understand that this is VERY MUCH a TEAM-BASED game. You’ll notice the top players in tournaments almost ALWAYS are connected at the hip. This allows for your team to make QUICK picks of enemy teams, forcing fast 3v2s, as well as allowing teammates to quickly go for rezzes or heal if necessary. My rule of thumb is: if you’re further than 40m away from your teammates, YOU ARE IN THE WRONG SPOT.

And before you say “wEll wHaT aBoUt tHiS sTrAtEgY”, YES, there are plenty of other strategies and tactics that would work for HIGHLY coordinated and skilled players, but 98% of the player base will NOT benefit from strategies like those.

Yours truly, A