I'll probably just use weak units to lower the HP of enemies in training tower and have Oboro finish it. It'll be easy since you can just refresh until you get an enemy team of all sword users.
I heard the choose your legends banner was coming up. That means we'll probably see units like Lucina, Ike, Lyn, and whoever the second most popular male unit was. I want to try to get Lucina. I didn't like her in Awakening that much, but she's more mellow in FEH and has grown on me a bit since I rolled her like three times at the start.
>litecoin is scaling up slowly nice. I almost thought this was going to be a bad idea but I guess I just had to wait more. diversified my crypto portfolio
it's loads of fun. I haven't tried it out in larger fights though. It's actually kinda difficult to think of how it'll work under heavier fire. It's got a good amount of crowd control but most of it is single target so I can lockdown a thing pretty well.
hey moe guess what i found on my porch this morning i'll give you a hint! i havent seen one in a really long time like, probably since i was a wee kiddo
I remember ed the resistor color code mnemonic after seeing that snake comic. I'm a little surprised I still know it since I haven't done any hands on electronic stuff in a really long time.
Oh, 12gb would actually be a pretty fast download with my connection. I don't think I want to play that game though, I really don't like it.
Samu 🐬 !KW2DbpWwls
oh shit i almost hit my credit limit too many expenses with this job hunting time to fill out reimbursements
Samu 🐬 !KW2DbpWwls
>>253440 well i'm still stuck on the same damn thingie i'm not sure how to do graceful reconnections in a clean way it's been blocking me for a while now it's pretty bad
Gokigenyo I see a lot of good taste in this thread.
Samu 🐬 !KW2DbpWwls
>>253454 yeah reading will totally help deal with this futures-oriented resumption stuff??? no i just have to redesign how my pipes establish themselves it's just engineering work, not anything groundbreaking
FormerRei@mobile
>>253456 I have learned more about your secret project from that post than every other post you've made about it combined
>>253465 A league of legends game takes 45-60 minutes. I get around 4 hours of free time on weekdays, and maybe 6-8 hours of free time on weekends. So a conservative estimate as to how much free time I have is around 36 hours a week. I mean I don't think you can find MFD anyway, but I'd be extremely hesitant to play league of legends because it's something I really just don't enjoy doing.
>>253485 i bought a lumbar support elastic thingy for like five bucks it's been helping me a lot i feel a lot less in pain than usual after 12 hours in a chair
>>253499 i'm gonna go out on a limb and assume you didn't already see it and won't cheat guess what i found outside on my porch today! it was actually on my door
the hint is that i haven't seen one since i was a small child or at least that i didn't know i saw one
>>253524 It doesn't really matter how good the hints are if I hate guessing games, though. And how am I supposed to know what you have and haven't seen since childhood?
>>253563 In general, about 12 hours, but I only get the full effects for about 8 hours. After about 8 hours, my attention goes down a bit and slowly gets worse for the next 4 hours. After about 10 hours, my impulse control decreases substantially for /// sort of suddenly and then slowly gets worse as the rest of my medication wears off. It's really a lot of trouble to be so limited.
>>253567 My prescribed dose is just 50mg once a day. I can do more than that, but I don't get any significant benefits from taking 100mg at once or anything. I can also take a second capsule after/during my first one's wearing off although that's not taking it as prescribed and technically prescription medication abuse. I've done that a few times during critical situations where I needed to be able to work nonstop for long periods of time, but doing that more-or-less puts me out of commission for two or three days afterwards because it's so hard on my body and especially my heart. I can still work after that, but I get so exhausted that I'm not as effective as if I hadn't screwed with my dosing.
Maria
>>253565 What's the name of the med you use? Is it ritalin?
No. It would make them worse in most cases. Ritalin is a stimulant. The effects it has on someone like Rika or me are due to chemical imbalances our brains. It has the opposite effect on most people.
Ritalin is also incredibly dependent on an individual's brain chemistry so the efficacy is fairly variable.
sk
Time for sk sleep There was a Berkley thing again W
>>253578 Mine is really severe. One of the reasons I used to be so obsessed with rules was because I was afraid that without rules, I would do bad things on impulse because I had no impulse control.
I can function well unmedicated, I just have no attention span. It's hard for me to do anything that requires my full attention. Reading is difficult because every time I lose interest in a paragraph, I have to deal with urges to check my phone or walk around or something. I have poorer emotional control without my medication, too. Not being on it makes me much more gregarious but it also makes me more likely to impulsively say something that's not socially appropriate.
Within my medication, I wouldn't be able to succeed in school. I definitely feel limited but I'm glad I am who I am, so I'm not wishing I didn't have ADHD or anything.
Do you have ADD or ADHD? The fact that mine is plain regular ADD is one of the reasons I've always chalked up as to why I don't feel much impairment from it.
ADHD - although both are categorized the same now.
The hyperactive component is part of what makes it so hard for me. My mind is too fast for eyes. It definitely worsens my intention, although I'm also hypervigilant, so my attention shifts constantly with purpose generally.
Maria
Is it normal to feel the need to constantly switch attention from one task to another I can't just sit down and read some lecture notes, it ends up being reading a page and then switching to an imageboard or something then switching back But I dunno if that's adhd or just laziness since I haven't talked to a doctor or anyone about adhd since I was a kid
>>253582 Is your brain constantly switching topics?
Yeah. Without my medication, it takes a lot of effort to think things through properly because I have to pay close attention to the relevancy of new thoughts to the topic so I don't get off topic.
I guess the hyperactive part is hard. I tend to play with stuff and fidget with stuff but it's not too hard to pay attention to stuff. I feel like my mind has three tracks. It's hard to put all three to work on the same thing unless it's very interesting, but I can usually have two on a task pretty easily and the third one is doing whatever. Two thirds of my attention is enough to do most things.
I generally feel like I have a hundred tracks in my head, all paying attention to something different. I have to constantly switch between streams and try to prioritize things. It makes thinking difficult sometimes because I lose track of myself or the topic and I'm easily distracted.
But because of that, I can play phone games in class and still learn everything from the lecture without any trouble.
Most of my difficulties are related to writing and reading.
>>253566 that's why you gotta put soft things on it
Anno
I can have a hard time keeping focus on things that don't provide a reward cycle--or whatever that cycle in video games that encourages interest by setting goals and providing reward is called again.
>>253588 video games are nice because they give constant returns It's different to something like studying where the grade is something you might see in a month
>>253586 100 seems like a lot. I've always felt that mine is mild because I lack hyperactivity. I'm glad I do!
Anno
>>253590 There's an actual phrase for that feedback loop but it's escaping me at the moment.
I don't think I suffer from a particularly drastic case of ADD but I do definitely feel like my ability to act on things is reduced because it's hard to build up the constant focus on it. Even things I -like- doing, but aren't particularly "fun", like writing or drawing, can be really hard to do because I'll get distracted or lose focus before hitting a point where I feel I've achieved a reward out of the process.
>>253591 It's a lot! On psychological measures of psychomotor speed, my mind is way faster than normal people. The speed of my mind is basically a speed you would expect to see in someone in a hypomanic state, but always that fast. Even medication doesn't slow my mind down. My ADHD meds don't, at least.
I honestly can't imagine what it's like to think more slowly but I feel like it must be terrible. I do have to set a lot of rules for myself in order to function at a basic level, though.
When I used promithazine, my thoughts felt very slow. It was really terrible.
The only way for me to stop thinking is to talk or listen to music and sing along. Sometimes those don't work, though. I can't sleep unless I have music on that I can focus on or if I talk with someone until I fall asleep most of the time.
Anno
I'm glad I don't have it that bad at least. My brain works really, really hard to keep me awake at night all the same though. Laying in bed is one of the worst things I can do since it frees up my body from any other occupying activity it might be doing. And that opens the floodgates for all sorts of thoughts.
I fall asleep with headphones on if I am in a hotel haha Sleeping is so hard sometimes Fish is good at talking me to sleep though
But I always feel like it's such a waste Thinking is really pleasurable
Anno
Depends on the thoughts. I've thought up some really good ideas while laying in bed trying to sleep, sure. But that's also when the invasive thoughts that give me a lot of anxiety tend to come at me in full force. Trying to fall asleep while also trying to handle those isn't very fun. Or easy.
>>253599 That's probably rougher than my problem. I don't have anxiety provoking intrusive thought (usually) For me, it's just philosophy or politics or psychology frequently it's focused self-reflection
Anno
When I don't have something to focus in my thoughts they tend to just jump arbitrarily from one topic to another. I'll go to bed figuring I'll mull over a story thread idea or a picture in my mind but next thing I know I'm thinking about some random snippet of information from what I picked up during the day. And then I slip on one of the trigger points for anxiety and then I fall down that rabbit hole.
Skyrim type sleeping would be a fun ability just hit "sleep 2 hours" on slider and press enter
Kirara☆
>>253609 idk if its practical but i don't think its super uncommon
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
>>253609 I had a pair that I used about a year or so untill I simply walked the soles into nothingness quite comfy untill they get wet so avoid rain and usually quite cheap too
Samu 🐬 !KW2DbpWwls
hmm thank you for the opinions i will come back to these
I'd say get them if they are cheap they are nice everyday shoes but never pay more than 30 dollaroos for any denim or similiar fabric shoes they don't last
>>253630 It is the rules you need to announce your plans never target the hero when he is just a kid and not fully powered send your weakest mooks first before your elites and so on
Maria
>>253631 All the demon overlords are just playing for fun
>>253635 You only fail because that is the rules the process is the actual enjoyment I maen, what would I do with the world when I conquered it? I just want to do it not actually rule it
FormerRei@mobile
My pizza is ready
Maria
>>253637 You'd be able to set up all sorts of rebel groups and scenarios for you to fight against
>>253698 too cold come to austin help me open a new startup
FormerRei@mobile
>>253698 One of my sister's friend's lived in a house with an actual genuine speakeasy from the prohibition era It was restored to look period appropriate and what not. There are quite a few of houses like that around where I live because their used to be (and still is some of ) a heavy mob presence in the area I live in.
Samu 🐬 !KW2DbpWwls
>>253704 time to launch /moe/coin backers get premium posting experience
Anno
we are the crystal gems we'll always save the day and if you think we won't we'll always find a way
Samu 🐬 !KW2DbpWwls
I beat up Steven behind the school gym tell everyone >>253705 oh neato i wonder if the elixir of immortality is in there somewhere
too bad a government won't decide to formally recognize a crypto unless they get a fuckload of control over it
FormerRei@mobile
>>253715 The US Treasury department informally recognizes Bitcoin That's why so many of their employees stole shit during the silk road investigation , also so did several FBI guys
>>253713 yes with unlimited posting of duplicates and self deletion
Anno
and a post limit for everyone but whoa
bangu
delet
Samu 🐬 !KW2DbpWwls
did I mention the company I'm joining is a certain bitcoinific startup
bangu
>>253721 when you get super rich will you be my sugar daddy
moon
>>253721 did i mention my ex who moved to san fran now is working at amazon
Samu 🐬 !KW2DbpWwls
>>253722 damn company is already worth like a billion dollars I'm too late but at least maybe I'll come to understand the crypto scene
Samu 🐬 !KW2DbpWwls
>>253723 amazon is so big now it's crazy! should i wish your ex well, or poorly?
bangu
they're so big they're so fucking big they're so big they're gonna be the next company to get fractured i bet
FormerRei@mobile
Cool
FormerRei@mobile
Oh and apparently my dad's friend who made a bunch of money off of bitcoin used to work at NASA He was the guy we went to see the eclipse with. He's also really into neural network stuff, he writes his own (can't recall if they're entirely from scratch though).
moon
>>253726 yeah, well probably i'm happy for her, and pretty proud she's like a senior designer or lead project designer or something one of those pretty good spots she's worked so hard for it so i'm happy for her
Samu 🐬 !KW2DbpWwls
>>253730 oh that's awesome! designers are cool >>253729 how fancy neural nets are kind of a black art, they're interesting without knowing too much I'm gonna assume that he didn't write the actual like neural net engine himself, but is probably putting together bespoke designs in like TensorFlow or what have you
FormerRei@mobile
>>253732 Yeah, he's really cool He may have written the engine using existing libraries. I remember seeing some of the stuff. He's a really good programmer, used to work at Argonne National Laboratory writing optimized software for simulating the flow of liquid metal around a fusion reactor (for example, i do t remember the otger stuff he did there). At NASA he wrote stuff that did simulations for those hypersonic unmanned aircraft. He also did a lot of interesting data visualization stuff.
moon
i still have to figure out how to bullshit my way into the tech industry without knowing how to code a gosh dang thing
Samu 🐬 !KW2DbpWwls
fluid simulation is pretty hard stuff it's definitely a black art
FormerRei@mobile
>>253739 Not just fluid simulation, it was fluid simulation under the effects of magnetic fields and heat.
He's got like three or four degrees. I think bachelors in EE, Masters in CS and Masters in CE. Or something close to that
FormerRei@mobile
According to him, back when he was working at Argonne in the 90's, none of his coworkers knew C. They all just did Fortran.
Samu 🐬 !KW2DbpWwls
Fortran is also interesting. It shines light on C's shortcomings. And now Rust has a super strict aliasing model, so we could see C usurped in raw performance if the rustc and llvm folk put their heads together.
FormerRei@mobile
>>253745 Shines light? Fortran predates C by like 15 years. Hell, I think it even predates Algol. Rust does seem cool though.
Samu 🐬 !KW2DbpWwls
Yeah. No one knows Fortran, most people know C. So it is a useful comparison. Man, i wish I had gotten that Rust job. But they rejected me for some reason. Probably because I didn't include any tests in my takehome.
FormerRei@mobile
Fortran's syntax bothers me a little bit, but I just haven't gotten used to it yet. Also it had some really silly stuff in it for a long time. Like the seven character variable name limit, I think it was there until like 89
>>253747 programming is really competitive huh the things i hear about you folks having to do in applying for jobs seems so intense sometimes i couldnt handle that kinda pressure even if i knew what i was doing
FormerRei@mobile
Holy Shit Fortran turned 60 this year.
Samu 🐬 !KW2DbpWwls
>>253749 uh it's not really all that bad if you can program i mean some places like to be intense about it but the more sane places are chill
Samu 🐬 !KW2DbpWwls
it's also not strictly "competitive" at the moment since there is more a shortage of programmers than jobs so you don't have to be better than everyone else, just clear the bar
FormerRei@mobile
Does the office at yiur company have beer on tap? *your
Samu 🐬 !KW2DbpWwls
>>253753 i saq Kombi // Kombucha and cold brew coffee
>>253756 Best idea All coding is done better with a beer or two or so say all my friends in the business
Samu 🐬 !KW2DbpWwls
>>253756 last place i worked had beer in the fridge, but no one is drinking before at least 4 pm just out of like social pressure also, beer sometimes helps
i'll only drink while working if i'm wrapping up my last hour or so of work or if i have to pull what would equate to a double shift and i take an hour or two just to review and edit
>>253788 If I sent you a pull request it would probably be some sort of complete nonsense Although, if I were a great programmer I would instead rewrite a large portion of /moe/ in Scheme and then do a pull request for that.
LOL scheme what an impractical language the cool factor or whatever aside, like
FormerRei@mobile
>>253792 Iirc Reddit was originally written in Scheme, and when it was rewritten in Python and was faster, the LISP fanboys freaked out and didn't believe them, and came up with a bunch of nonsense alleging that it was an anti Lisp conspiracy because there was no way Python coukd be faster
So they thought they were giving them the lisp, eh?
Samu 🐬 !KW2DbpWwls
I mean python is pretty slow already but man linked lists are like the slowest data structure ever what a terrible idea to base your whole language on them
moon
i only know a little bit of python and that's because i started writing a VN in ren'py lol fuck that was a strange era in my life
Samu 🐬 !KW2DbpWwls
>>253796 eyy i installed renpy once too back in like 2010 before doushio qhen I was working with Nife. and the crew on a random/a/ project we wanted to make a VN danmaku thing
FormerRei@mobile
Oh nvm, it wasn't in Scheme. It was some flavor of Common Lisp
moon
did you ever check out those lemmasoft forums and the games people were putting out with ren'py there was so much cringe not that it was the platform's fault at all if anything, they made it too easy for anyone to make a VN fuck i should go get some of those i love terrible things
Samu 🐬 !KW2DbpWwls
>>253799 oh i didnt actually try any of the games but i bet I saw screenies
moon
i didn't try any but on the forums you could see what people were self-promoting and their assets tt was basically digitalpoint forums and people asking "who wants to draw this for me i can pay u $5 bux by paypal" and they would just use whatever garbage people gave them
FormerRei@mobile
>if anything, they made it too easy for anyone to make x That's the cancer destroying x See for example, Unity,
Samu 🐬 !KW2DbpWwls
can I just say I think the industry term 'assets' is kind of hilarious like I respect and use it but also
>>253809 we were producing too much FAT and GREASE for the ovens at work. so we swapped them out and bought more heavy duty ones.
and then after that was done my boss is like 'you have anything this afternoon' and i'm like 'not really' and he's like 'good. you can come across town and help me install the ovens in the other store too.'
moon
https://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=43470 >i need a hair drawer this shit cracks me up i dont know why it's a completely legitimate request too but just the phrasing and concept
oh shit mugenjohncel is still there i remember that dude he actually had a pretty solid business of just making small shitty VNs he had the "it doesn't matter if they're good i gotta pump one out every month" business model and he did pretty well
i remember i gave up on writing a VN after putting like a hundred hours in, thinking "wow this is too much work" lol what a lazy individual i used to be
FormerRei@mobile
Any of you Aussies like Radio Birdman or The Saints?
maybe i'll save up a bit and take a month off of transcripts and make that game again now that i actually have dollaridoodles i could totally pay some of my indonesian friends for better illustrations than i could do
>>253826 I had a really good idea for a VN a few years back, but part of the concept involves all the text in it being in a dead language with almost no living speakers.
moon
>>253827 sammy's as punk as they come dude i hung out with him in seattle and he was rockin the leather, chains, pink mohawk, hanging out with lesbians, the whole shtick
moon
>>253828 that doesn't sound very fun for the reader
FormerRei@mobile
>>253829 Sounds like a huge poser >>253830 I'm not sure if the whole thing would be in it or not, but the way I thought of implementing it would work (in my opinion). It would be more showing than telling. Fuck telling . Dammit Sam
moon
sammy's the biggest fuckin poser around all he does it all talk no action
Samu 🐬 !KW2DbpWwls
yeah I'm pretty full of shit
FormerRei@mobile
>>253833 I was too, but then I went on the porcelain throne for about 15 minutes yesterday.
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
>>253828 I can hang up you with one of the last livonian speakers.
hey sammers, when you're writing exceptionally long and not innovative batches of code, how do you keep from making logistical keystroke erros i mean, just paying attention obviously but when you've got shit that's so massively long i guess the coding programs have all those neat little colors that light up with whatever thing you're trying to make
but i do these transcripts and sometimes they're like 200 pages long how easy it is just to fuck up a quotation mark or STart a sentence with two capital letters all the dumb little shit i wonder how much of it slips by without me noticing i'd be scared to check and see
>>253844 that's why I have no patience for dynamic programming languages anymore i need that type system to catch all my typos
FormerRei@mobile
>>253847 Fuck I have a really funny pic about type systems but it will take a bit to find
moon
it's especially weird with transcripts because people don't talk in formatted sentences like yeah, no shit i used a comma splice there because that's the only way to convey your verbiage it's the path of least vagueness
moon
i need to get outta this typing biz it's gonna melt my brain
Anno
>>253818 yeah it's gonna be fuckin ex exhilarating
Done 250 of everything. Well, I've got 246 petrified wood but I can grab that easy tomorrow Draconic Mastery gift will be mine tomorrow >>253854 I know
sk
Hey hey Blu DSA a dud don't trust em
Couldn't get a majority to kick a cop out of a leader position in Austin rip DSA
FormerRei@mobile
>>253852 I don't know what that means, but probably not.
four days of runestones So, Thursday evening. I should be done with this Then it's just normal stuff. I can burn time in the silverwastes instead And work on various things for guild hall building
>>253857 No idea, they're both really old punk/protopunk bands though.
Anno
oh probably not then maybe double j core
Samu 🐬 !KW2DbpWwls
I just witnessed a traffic ripple being formed
im walking down a street that's on kind of a rolling hill setup, so I have a pretty good view of the street for a distance nd there's a parked car emitting some dance techno music
so this keep in the line of cars pulls up to it, stops the whole line, and a guy jumps out shotgun and starts just dancing his ass off to it for like ten seconds
I don t know if I've ever slept in the back of a van or car
the front for sure uhh maybe when I was a kid
moon
as a seasoned road-tripper ive slept in many cars many times i dont even bother with hotels if i'm on my own i just sleep at rest areas (dangerous tho)
Anno
i slept in a car a few times and a moving truck once
There are retirement homes full of old people living halfway underwater right now. Because nobody helped them evacuate and they can't do it themselves.
>>253925 The flooding has reached 7 meters of water in some areas.
Well getting a "once in a five-hundred year storm" in the few four years of his presidency are some pretty good odds. Just gives him another thing to brag about in the small years he has left in his life.
>>253932 >increadible.Thanks! The president of the united states can't be bothered putting a space at the start of his sentences
Anno
he's thanking harvey for doing him a katrina-for-bush
Anno
as a side effect of the hurricane the USDA has allowed business licensed to accept SNAP benefits to do so on hot food items so people can buy hot wings at 7-eleven on their food stamps e z m o n e y thanks harvey
i was encouraging people to be willing to donate or help somehow and all i got was shit like this lol nobody really cares most of the time
Anno
my dad is probably going to do a lot of work in houston and make a lot of money in the wake of it
Anno
>>253943 On the other hand I've seen stories of companies telling their employees if they don't come on on today or tomorrow or whatnot, to not come in anymore. Even in the areas with massive flooding issues. Fucking hell man.
>>253969 Next you say you have strategy games on console.
Anno
Disgaea is a strategy game that for the longest time was solely on console and it plays more than fine. Fire Emblem and Advance Wars are both great strategy games too for that matter.
>>253974 And? The arguement was one of an ad hominen because of some implication that strategy games on consoles don't work. Nothing about turn-based was brought up.
Maria
>>253976 Stratergy games involving real time combat involve precise choosing and co-ordinating. This is simply easier to do with a mouse and keyboard. The fact that Disgaea is turn based makes this easier. When TN said stratergy games he likely wasn't implying turn based SRPGs. So really Disgaea isn't even relevant to what he was talkingabout.
>>253980 That is becasue I assumed a person with a brain would realise what kind of games I ment.
Anno
Ad hominen again. Do you actually want to try and prove your point or are you just going to dick-waggle here.
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
Yeah it is ad hominem cause I ain't arguing I am insulting you
Anno
for what purpose why are you being pointlessly inflammatory
Anno
>>253978 I'm still far more comfortable playing FPS games with a controller. I don't deny the precision gained (at least in an ideal situation) with a mouse, but I can move a lot more fluidly with a controller I find. Also I don't really get the additional precision anyway because my detached hand-eye coordination isn't very good.
boredom I guess also the plain amusing fact of owning a game on console and pc a real waste of money
Maria
>>253978 I like DOOM on console. It doesn't need very precise aiming since you sorta just point in the general direction of the demons. Although really there's no reason why we shouldn't be able to just plug in a usb mouse and keyboard and set them up on a table.
And there's no reason why you can't use a controller on a pc So this shouldn't have to be a factor in choosing between a console or a pc
>>253993 really? kbm was fucking miserable for me i could barely do anything
Anno
>>253995 storm armor triggers lightning, disintegrate with the first rune deals fire, blizzard is frost, familiar deals arcane magic weapon is just for free deeps >>253998 yeah, they trigger the damage bonus and meteors
But D3 just quickly becomes a >roll for better stats >craft better weapon >gamble and wish for a good thing I can't push my max crits beyond 4B there just isn't any good new gear to get large incerments anymore.
Woah, that would be a real treat. It's been one of my favourite things of this season.
rook
wow neeto
Anno
>>254003 necro is kind of busted too one of their skills deals like 1580% weapon damage base and there's a legendary that causes each cast to cast another for double damage and a rune that deals an additional 325% weapon damage for the cost of like 10% health >>254012 it deals it instantly
>>254006 and it will never be on sale >>254011 the fuck? and does it even do over time?
the voodoo priest skill "Haunt" already is broken as fuck I have it as "occasionally haunts" and "haunts all enemies when you open a chest" passives man you can sometimes just butcher everything with that
There's no official statement of the length of the show but they're turning it into a large multimedia project It's high budget so I think there's a possibility of a second cour
Plus the episodes are all "case numbers" and have all been under 20 I'm thinking there will be 24 episodes just out of order
Anno
And then maybe have the last four or three or whatever aired at the end of the run for a proper conclusion.
Anno
>>254012 it also doesn't cost anything but a corpse which is generated when you kill anything even the small horde monsters make a corpse and casting this spell kills pretty much whatever and the corpse doesn't even have to be near you it can be 50 yards away behind a wall and it will go through shit to hit your target
>>254014 Yeah. I think cases 20-24 will be going after that enemy spy.
Anno
>>254016 you can generate corpses through legendaries and skills that drop corpses when your minions time out or die so you can have a shitload of corpses whenever you want really
Sure necro was easily one of the most powerful classes in D2 too, but if he lacked corpses, he could be squashed instantyl his dmg through spells was afterall, quite garbage
>>254037 nah I already did a baba, where I used just 2 handed swords it was fun while it lasted but meh it just isn't so fun to play
I simply pklay as wizard only cause that is the only class I ahve thoroughly enjoyed crusader I havn't yet tried, but if he isn't smashy paladin expo I don't want it I never likedh ammer pala build anyhow it was zealsmashing or nothing
moon
>>254038 it works but it's not that simple without first pass metabolism it's actually just going to do less while still being more harmful to the liver you won't get a bigger kick out of it maybe a faster onset? but caffeine kicks in really fucking fast already
a lot of people have been trying kratom as a replacement for caffeine and I've heard some good things but frequent use can lead to dependency
sk
Supposedly you can get straight up RCs at gas stations somewhere in the US
Anno
>>254042 I don't really get trying to find replacements for caffeine. It's not like the easiest forms of imbibing the stuff is difficult, expensive, or terribly dangerous. And there aren't a lot of people like you out there that can't really get a lot of the stuff.
>>254048 it was someone who -- okay, do you know how some people like are super important professional people who work like crazy but can't take care of themselves and they have services that aid those people in keeping their lives organized and being able to take care of themselves and stuff it was someone who did those kinds of services for people in the past
but like, it gets me that that's what public perception of the "high functioning" label is let alone the idea of high-functioning anxiety as a clinical thing i get what they meant but it was weird
sk
Yeah but it's also hella unsafe
Anno
>>254046 Maybe I'm just word autism but that feels a bit different from just finding a replacement. I get what you're saying now though.
Kirara☆
>>254050 Is it unsafe? there's only one recorded death ever that's been attributed to od
sk
I don't think you die from it, but I think I've heard something about it fucking up some of your organs I dunno for sure tho
i haven't heard anything crazy about it except that it has a low level where the effect changes from stimulant to sedative
sk
>>254054 I guess I'm misinformed then, or confusing it with a different substance
Anno
I haven't even heard of kratom before.
Kirara☆
it's a drug that works on opioid receptors that's legal usually made into tea or put into a drink different strains can have pain killing properties or stimulant properties and which effect you get depends on your dose
moon
>>254056 you're thinking of krokadil probably which only has those problems because it's so fuckin impure
sk
I like that high gear feeling in my head from stimulants so if it does that I'd at least want to try
Anno
>>254057 it's a plant in the same family as coffee or something similar but distinctive effects unlike a lot of stimulant drugs, the dosage level required for it to have a sedating effect is low enough that it's feasible to achieve without severe side effects
it's shown some promising results when used as a weaning agent for heroin addicts
like people thinking high-functioning means superhuman function like BBC sherlock or some shit it just means they're -- you know what it means fuck but it got me thinking that i could really use something like those services i wish i had that so that i can be a workaholic and not lose all my shit and be confused all the time
>>254069 My position has evolved I'll try it when I can exchange labor vouchers for it
rook
>>254069 only of you keep doing it it was worth the one time
moon
oh shit i think kratom's legal in missouri i remember i was sad because it was illegal in tennessee >>254075 kim peek is fuckin crazy i dunno what to say about him daniel tammet is just a lying douchebag though
No, Trump was praising Duterte's drug policy just a month or two ago. They had a phone call and became friends after that.
Duterte's drug policy is, of course, the most effective in the world as it involves murdering every drug dealer and anyone that does drugs. He encouraged family members to kill /// encouraged people to kill any of their family members or friends that were doing drugs, and many did. People were just murdering each other and planting drugs on them and getting away with it.
Now police can kill anyone they want to.
sk
Yeah, it's a pretty effective policy if nothing else
sk
What a fucking shitshow
moon
>>254111 obligatory man high on meth fights off 10 police while masturbating headline
A 17 year old boy was murdered under that drug policy, and 200+ people started protesting the drug policy at the boy's funeral, so Duterte decided they needed to be arrested.
But they resisted arrest so Duterte decided the best way to make sure that never happens again is to allow the police to kill anyone that resists arrest.
Duterte was elected, too. He talked about how he was devastated by a group sexual assault that occurred once, and he said he wished he had been able to have sex with the victim first. He did it completely openly and still was elected.
Anno
The Phiipines aren't exactly known as a pillar of democracy.
>>254125 I can't use a can opener either So yeah probably
moon
you both are probably trying to use northern-hemisphere can openers you have to get the southern-hemisphere ones for you aussies/zedlanders since it's gotta go counterclockwise instead
I ended up cutting the fuckin' thing in half with a knife.
] I was getting those lentils
Maria
>>254130 Why would we have northern hemisphere can openers why would they sell them here I bet it's probably just because Australian metal is harder than regular metal to cut through
>>254122 Seems like legit elections or just people who are easily fooled
moon
>>254132 you have the money for a new one don't you? buy a can de-sealer instead of a can opener they work way better and easier, it's what i have it literally unseals the can and there's no sharp edges or any crap hold up i'll find you a link
i can't find it but it cuts from the side instead of the top, right where the can is sealed you just lift the lid off and you can even plop it back on and the lid fits
