u/A_Bulbear

Reworking the big booms to be worth going for a little more often
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Reworking the big booms to be worth going for a little more often

Not sure if this has been done before but it feels wrong seeing these moves fall off harder and harder as generations pass, so I wanted to make them more unique and make it so they can still stand out even among the Nihil lights and Last Respects of the world.

Buffing the base power of both moves is pretty obvious but the fact that no one good gets to abuse Stab bonuses for these moves is insane. Giving explosion to more fire types is a good start even for those that primarily run special sets, it gives more options and allows for Mega Zard X and Iron hands to do more in Nat Dex and Ou respectively.

Explosion breaking protect was mostly for doubles, but with so many ways to avoid the big damage already and how other massive BP moves have been getting more and more common it feels necessary to at least allow the attack to be more reliable. To differentiate the 2 moves this buff doesn't carry over to Self Destruct.

Having both of these moves be physical while it would fit with many potential users it being a worse explosion and it being physical hurts its use cases. Giving Minior and Glimmora another toy to play with that allows them to get one more KO before going down would go a long way to making them less of one trick ponies.

That's all I got, all constructive criticism is welcome, but please be respectful.

u/A_Bulbear — 7 days ago

Currently trying to put together a mid-end pc for the first time.

I'm working with a fairly limited budget of under 2000, Cpu and storage are simple enough to find quality deals for but I've been having a lot of trouble finding a good RAM and Gpu.

Every option I look at either supports a company I morally disagree with (cough LLMs) or is way out of my price range, usually both.

As for what I'm looking for, it's not much, 1080p native 45-60 fps gaming for stuff like Hd2.

Preferably I would like to avoid frame gen and upscaling, call it old fashioned but I've seen what interpolation does to the quality of animation and movies and I don't want any of it.

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u/A_Bulbear — 8 days ago

Trying to position a satellite in polar orbit, what do these last three requirements mean?

I understand the basic idea of getting the periapsis and apoapsis numbers roughly correct and I get what getting into polar orbit means, but I barely know what Inclination is and don't know at all what those last two mean.

Any tips?

Edit: I meant the last 3 requirements on the Orbit Specifics, not the stability and equipment I would need to bring.

u/A_Bulbear — 12 days ago