That and also penalizing you for disconnecting from Bot matches is wild

I think your best bet for this would be the Kuva Chakkhurr. No scope, projectile but a quick one, and already gets a bonus to the explosion for headshots. You will want to do something about the reload for it though, its a great elephant gun but it comes with a reload that makes it heinous. I find primary merciless is enough for me, but YMMV.

The big thing to learn is which stage of damage calculations different bonuses apply to, and trying to diversify your mods to get benefits in every stage. For instance base damage mods and effects go in a separate stage to elementals, so having both an element and a base damage is generally more effective than two base damage mods. Things get funny when you start adding in final damage bonuses from buffs and double dipping on faction mods

Ooh thats tough, my initial instinct is Citrine, but I use an Archon build for her that would be a nightmare to get myself to. Probably Mag, Zephyr, or Titania in the end. Titania in particular takes very little to get off the ground and is way less vulnerable to the random toxin proc then Mag is.

Homie, you can’t always tell if it will be always online before you buy it. Game companies are notorious for hiding things like that and microtransactions in the pre-release versions, so many people who buy those games don’t know they are always online, or believe that they are confirmed to not be. Nevermind the ones that go back and change old games to add in shitty proprietary launchers a few years after release.

Its a good time and seeing the beavers doing their cute little thing never gets old. That is sadly a double edged sword because if you’re bad like me it is quite possible to have your beaver community fall to famine

Making a game mod friendly is a pretty challenging task IMO. I understand why its not a priority for day 1 because first it adds no value on day 1 generally, since it takes time for people to play and then design and implement mods. Second, if your game is barely getting over the finish line, as many AAA games lately seem to be, then you should probably have allocated those resources to making sure basic functioning is good before you add mods.

You could always duck into recruitment chat and taxi some newbies around or help them with older content they’re struggling with.

You could have a scroll through your weapons and see which if you have any that you liked, but didn’t have the potato/forma to make really work for you.

You could try mastering endurance runs and going to level cap.

You could check for any mods you are missing in your collection. Personally I’ve been trying to farm up every stance mod in the game. I’m down to two, but they’re a bit of a pain.

I had a bit of an inverse experience between the two. My gut reaction to Wyll was good, but his story made me dislike him, but Gale I disliked off the bat but came to appreciate after a bit of dialogue.

Every time I open the multiplayer lobby browser the field showing the adventure being played gives me a little punch of hope that there is an editor of some kind in the works

Fingers crossed that the GPU driver fix means my partner can finally play with me without crashing constantly

Just before Hyenas was cancelled they jacked up the price of DLC for the final game in the very popular total war warhammer franchise with less content. The allocation of resources to Hyenas is also taken as part of the reason the third installment in TWW was so buggy

As a fan of total war warhammer this is so sad but also so cathartic. Its sad that this is how CA and Sega executives treated their employees and their IPs, but cathartic because it proves that the community was right and we were being gaslit. Pour one out for the community managers who the execs used as disposable flak vests for all their shitty decisions.

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