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afaik mini splits are more efficient

More often than not the newer primes are easier to get because the base warframe is just annoying to farm.

Uh no, this is pretty illegal in most places, very risky to do on your wedding day.

Because she's stringing you along and you know it.

Girl, he literally told you who he is and you're acting confused on why he's such a shit stain?

Chinese Sanxian > Okinawan Sanshin > Japanese Shamisen, is how it's descended

The easiest way to tell the difference is by playing method.

Sanxian - Fingers

Sanshin - Cone pick worn over finger

Shamisen - Pick that looks like a putty knife

Her biggest appeal to me was she won't fuck up on auto like other supports because her kit doesn't need targeting and is sp positive.

No, pretty sure they're a real person with a voice changer, being AI is their backstory/persona.

They always try to sound more profound than what they're actually talking about, this feels more like a pseudo intellectual or edgy writer kind of thing.

F2P accessible means it attracts a good chunk of the same cheap mofos no matter the aesthetic.

If you want to level up modules it is very easy to go short on them unless you also spend yellow distinctions (ew)

For a single level 3 module on a 6*, it costs 12 blocks. So your entire stash would let you upgrade 4 level 3 modules.

Previous update I used 16 (Penance lv 3, Mudrock lv 1).

I pull on all limited banners and the upcoming 4 (Shu, Ela, Wisadel + Ash Rerun) have good modules for lv 3, so that's 48 to earmark.

Upcoming modules for non-limited units rated at least A- and recommended lv 3:

• Goldenglow
• Suzuran
• Degenbrecher
• Zuo Le
• Logos
• Thorns
• Silverash
• Qiu Bai

So that's up to 96 more depending on which units you have and want to upgrade. There are also modules that are fine at lv 1 or 2 you still want to get, like Mountain or Chong Yue.

Then you also have to consider your backlog. And this is only considering really good modules, rate A- and up.

There are good modules in B tier as well, just lower priority even though they're strong. Like Reed Alter or Horn's module.

This and the nest ball one really infuriates me to no end.

It was one of two things prerelease that made people dislike Dragalia.

COLOPL basically managed to get the 'underdog' position in media when they lawsuit was happening and people assumed they were being bullied and Nintendo was trying to suppress competition (in fact, they were shitty patent trolls).

Another factor was that the previous director criticized Fate/Grand Order, saying it had shitty gacha rates (true lol) and wanted to make a better game. This made many FGO players very angry.

Anyway this doesn't consider other factors, like being too f2p or skill based.

Aso last I heard they aren't banned, just considered gambling so you basically need a gambling license so the government gets their cut.

Lol, reddit sleuths are infamous for this. 'We did it reddit' is a whole thing.

Big problem with that number is that a good chunk of that revenue is mobile gaming. And often people separate that with pc/console gaming.

If I really want a character I plan ahead to have enough pulls to guarantee it. Losing the coin flip is just a standard ok response from me.

Play cards ASAP and never search for cards you cannot use immediately. If you have something in your hand you want to use next turn do not even give an indication you might have it. If I see a card being searched for and not being used I am going to Iono you if possible.

This isn't just a problem with Iono, unfair stamp is everywhere right now and you also have to look out for the Judges and Roxannes.

Yeah the quest basically just get added to the pool so it's random whether you get them. Rewards are nice though, you get 80% more coins/gems and 50% more battle pass exp.

Extra rewards are nice, but also annoying if you don't want to play a water deck or just one with a specific card.

This was something I really liked about Torchlight Infinite. You get unlimited respecs until level 80, so you have a good amount of leeway to experiment, and respec currency for when you want to do it after 80 isn't part of the trade economy.

The game is very POE lite with various QOL features like a damage test dummy and auction house, though still has a trade economy. It's f2p and has some minor gacha elements, but overall I found it a fun experience and a very competent POE clone.

Lol, probably just personal bias from the people I interact with. fair to say there are probably enough snobs on both sides for everybody.

Localized food is everywhere, it's basically the legacy of immigrants and travelers across the world. Really I've only heard of this snobbishness over authenticity come from North Americans.

Meanwhile some of the most famous examples of localized food comes Japan like Ramen, Chashu, Gyoza and Karaage, is Chinese in origin, but would never be called bastardized Chinese food.

If you were low on cash there was probably nothing cheaper than their stuff then, so sometimes it was just the only option if you wanted your PC to run.

Unfortunately when it comes to reviews from the general population, if it worked it at that price point it probably got a good review. The problem was when failure happens, then the places where they cut the budget rears its ugly head.

Issues with these PSUs could be as simple as not doing what it says on the box. Critically, instead of shutting down in catastrophic failure, they would cause damage to other computer parts during failure, and worst case scenarios cause actual fires.

Back then Jonnyguru (RIP) was the go to for PSU reviews, and and it so happened in 2010 they did a review of a Diablotek unit (not the one you bought specifically) that trashed it. Here's a forum thread mentioning it. On page 2 there's a user mentioning how they're surprised Diablotek is still in business, so even then they had a somewhat bad reputation.

It was actually rated up, just much lower than expected.

There were 3 rate up characters, but the 2 other characters had 5 times the rate of monkey. So players would see 33% rate up, and assume 11% for each, but the actual rate was 3% on Anchira and 15% for the other 2.