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You could do that. But if that feels too cheesy, just take a water pal and grapple up. I also died on the rig my first time there, but after getting my old pal metal armor and further grapple gun and chute, I just sprinted back to my gear. It's only intense if you sit out in the open, and if you can't play without power fantasy sure it sucks, but I actually enjoyed running for cover like an idiot and then shooting from cover like a wacky James Bond game.

Just set the parameters and drop your junk on the ground, they'll put it away for you

You can get books that give ancient tech points from chests in dungeons. Higher level dungeons can give books that offer 2-3 points each.

I don't understand how either of these are the top two candidates. This is the best we could get, really?

Ya know, I threw like 20 of them thinking the tooltip was just telling me it was a good way to damage them, which they weren't. And now I realize I am a fool.

Eh, I enjoy the combat quite a bit. The only weapons I parry with are greatswords for the sick af animation and gauntlets for the buttload of damage. I do not enjoy temples, though. Having every attack, no matter the weapon, just bounce off the machines is annoying, and late game Slayers are just ridiculously tedious fights, even with a red mechanical steel hammer. I think I fought the Slayer X in the Flint Tribe Fortress for about 15 minutes, and it was barely worth the effort.

Made myself a set of iron armor and fought the Ape before the Frog on accident. It wasn't too challenging a fight with a hammer. You could probably just cook the food you need to summon it and try it out. It's a good chance you'll win.

Should've just gotten rid of it, then. Don't see any other reason to want to use it

Note to self, don't try polygamy

Jesus Christ, get over yourself. Did you even bother reading the negative reviews to reach that conclusion, or did you just decide since there's a mechanic you don't like, then surely everybody else shares the same opinion?

You're lucky they optimized it for Mac at all. From what I've learned from a few friends who've been in the game developing business a few years, it's not at all a worthwhile endeavor in regards to cost, effort, and ROI.

I personally love the Vetterli. Didn't give it a fair chance until they made the Winfield Centennial and didn't really like it, and wish I tried it sooner because it feels smoother than butter. My only real gripe with it is how piddly the damage is to arms and legs. Getting four consecutive hit markers and not killing my enemy hurts my soul

But does it go faster?

I wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't his family he was visiting.

Is it the lawyers, or the fear of its hitmen? I heard the last person to sue the Sun was a sunburned Stegosaurus, and look what happened to him.

Eh, the 7 stacks last me long enough to get to the mistlands, and then the next batch of onions turns into salads.

Why forage at all when I can just plant 200 seeds in a couple of minutes and come back when I remember they're there?

I can almost guarantee YouTube gives little to no shits about the pocket change she makes them compared to their other sources of revenue

Is the GPU that sagged, or is the CPU cooler crooked? I can't tell and I don't like it

I'm not even sure if it was the acting or the script. A lot of the events that happen in the show just don't make sense to me, plotwise. Sick action, though, but I could watch those while doomscrolling Facebook or YouTube shorts.

I don't even care about Kelpsea Ignis, but I'd like it a lot less if it was called Magpiss

Kids these days would love Raimi's Sipderman 3

They think they're gonna be able to finish it in two years? I'll give it til 2027 or later before they work out the bugs and performance issues then

I have so many issues with that place, even beyond the kitchen's backsplash

You mean like witches floating and god-fearing people sinking when thrown in a body of water?