I have 100 maxed reps and I’m a Draenei. Imagine how many hours I could have saved just being human. But, it’s not worth losing fantasy for time efficiency.
What type of damage (slash/pierce/strike) matters a lot more than in DS1. You will most likely need a side arm as a caster since you get less casts in DS2 (except soul arrow).
I bought a falchion, spear, and mace at the blacksmith and am using those, and I feel so powerful. For the most part I just use the spear on small quick guys, and the mace on armored guys. Any time I’m not confident in my matchup I hang back and sling spells. With this combination I feel strong in every situation.
I may skimp on the slicing weapons though. I’m finding myself not using it much already. The spear is a nice compliment to my casting weapon, allowing me to safely take out weak enemies without using my charges, while the falchion keeps me close enough to be in danger. The mace is awesome against armored enemies. The area before the dragon rider was impossible with only magic, but trivial with a blunt weapon.
Its programming seems way better. Like, I can just hit the button and I’m already selecting my character. In ffxiv I need to hit the launcher, log in, wait for the title screen, load my characters, then I can get on. Or in WoW I can queue as all roles, and once I get into the dungeon I’m automatically the spec that does the role that’s needed. In ffxiv I need to hope that if it says we need tanks that we actually need tanks, and sometimes it’s behind.
For Sakura i think it's better to use a picture after the time skip (so a picture from "Naruto Shippuden") because as a kid the author didn't treat her very well, and made her basically useless for most of it. But in "Naruto Shippuden" that changes a bit (even if not a lot). I think it's a shame that the author didn't do well with many female characters. (Tenten is done particularly dirty imo.)
It’s safe to sell monster parts if you have more than 50. Gems feel free to sell early game, but save 15 of the rare ones for late game, 45 for the common ones.
This is a classic pitfall of 80s/90s sitcoms, particularly with the finale. They tend to get stupidly dramatic for a genre with the word “comedy” in the name.
Audio cues are huge. The bosses have become their own dbm voice pack in a lot of cases. Sometimes I'll go to call stuff out in raid and realize the boss is already doing it, lol. I would definitely feel more reliant on ui information if my sound was off.
Megaman, for sure. 1 was…certainly a playable NES game. But between its physics, art, and design, it just wasn’t good. They almost canned the series but the developers pushed for Megaman 2, and I think we all know how that turned out.
I was upset with the Doctor’s Granddaughter in the first or second season of Doctor Who. Here’s this hyper intelligent girl who is shown to be as competent as the doctor at the time, used to the wonders of the universe, and she falls in love with some dude. So the doctor commands her to stay with him and just leaves her on some planet. It came off as insanely sexist.
I'm glad I follow this reddit just to see how hilariously awful shoulder armor looks
Ever noticed how big and plump and juicy your dads nutsack is? (Your pa not mine) Just wanna take a big sloppy bite out of it on a hot summer day
What the fuck
N…no. That’s not how taste works.
I have 100 maxed reps and I’m a Draenei. Imagine how many hours I could have saved just being human. But, it’s not worth losing fantasy for time efficiency.
What type of damage (slash/pierce/strike) matters a lot more than in DS1. You will most likely need a side arm as a caster since you get less casts in DS2 (except soul arrow).
I bought a falchion, spear, and mace at the blacksmith and am using those, and I feel so powerful. For the most part I just use the spear on small quick guys, and the mace on armored guys. Any time I’m not confident in my matchup I hang back and sling spells. With this combination I feel strong in every situation.
Sounds like a good way of doing things.
I may skimp on the slicing weapons though. I’m finding myself not using it much already. The spear is a nice compliment to my casting weapon, allowing me to safely take out weak enemies without using my charges, while the falchion keeps me close enough to be in danger. The mace is awesome against armored enemies. The area before the dragon rider was impossible with only magic, but trivial with a blunt weapon.
Any Sega game really. They have great art and concepts but they just don’t polish. The only games they have that really shine are really short.
Current?
Any that I've played
Very positively
yeah that’s honestly the one thing i’d say wow does way better
Its programming seems way better. Like, I can just hit the button and I’m already selecting my character. In ffxiv I need to hit the launcher, log in, wait for the title screen, load my characters, then I can get on. Or in WoW I can queue as all roles, and once I get into the dungeon I’m automatically the spec that does the role that’s needed. In ffxiv I need to hope that if it says we need tanks that we actually need tanks, and sometimes it’s behind.
What kind of idiots are upvoting this?
For Sakura i think it's better to use a picture after the time skip (so a picture from "Naruto Shippuden") because as a kid the author didn't treat her very well, and made her basically useless for most of it. But in "Naruto Shippuden" that changes a bit (even if not a lot). I think it's a shame that the author didn't do well with many female characters. (Tenten is done particularly dirty imo.)
In the original comics, Starfire’s hair streaked behind her as she flew. They did a great job making her look fiery.
Agree. My English is not that good but personally that's because I know a total of 7 languages. Can't expect me to be good at all of them isn't it.
I’m speaking English because it’s the only language I know.
“Upvote and you’ll get get a surprise!”
It’s safe to sell monster parts if you have more than 50. Gems feel free to sell early game, but save 15 of the rare ones for late game, 45 for the common ones.
This is a classic pitfall of 80s/90s sitcoms, particularly with the finale. They tend to get stupidly dramatic for a genre with the word “comedy” in the name.
Dude, spoilers! I was watching the documentary remake of the show, now I know how it ends!
Audio cues are huge. The bosses have become their own dbm voice pack in a lot of cases. Sometimes I'll go to call stuff out in raid and realize the boss is already doing it, lol. I would definitely feel more reliant on ui information if my sound was off.
Cues
Megaman, for sure. 1 was…certainly a playable NES game. But between its physics, art, and design, it just wasn’t good. They almost canned the series but the developers pushed for Megaman 2, and I think we all know how that turned out.
Yeah, while sexting with a few girls
I was upset with the Doctor’s Granddaughter in the first or second season of Doctor Who. Here’s this hyper intelligent girl who is shown to be as competent as the doctor at the time, used to the wonders of the universe, and she falls in love with some dude. So the doctor commands her to stay with him and just leaves her on some planet. It came off as insanely sexist.
I think the series is going to keep the design of BotW while become more classical.
Too bad. Next Zelda will be Zelda in space. Building futuristic starships with lasers! 🤣
We already have lasers and robots
Sure, if you're a girl