u/BurghMeatEater

Im referring to her getting his base crit chance buffs. I haven't made a build for her in a while or even remember what her base chance is, but I remember feeling like I had to sacrifice a ton to get a decent crit chance with her and it wasn't worth it w her water play mod since I wouldn't be able to boost skill power, range, cooldown, duration, etc like you can non-crit and spreading her buffs/debuffs is a huge part of her playstyle IMO

If she does get it not considering other buffs I feel like she will be like dia - just clearing the screen and melting bosses with 4 on a fusion build

will her other red mods benefit a lot from critting easily, too?

I'm curious.

Like I had no idea that when oil isn't working properly it can quickly and sometimes catastrophically destroy an engine. I just assumed it was like some gradual damage that would incur on a car engine and of course I would heed the light if it ever came on and get regular oil changes. If you've read this far youre probably right in assuming this happened to me. I was doing 12.75-16 hour shifts with a 100 mile round trip commute and ignored it since I was so busy. I think it only lasted a couple trips and some errands after the light came on. Died in a not so epic seize/compression issue after going into limp mode. I swear I had heard of people driving like triple their oil's life before totalling their beater when i was younger so i assumed it wasn't that big of a deal.

shit sucks!!! I wish I had known. This was in 2021 so I can laugh at myself for it now, but I have been driving/owned a motorcycle/lawnmowers and just kind of took it as a strong suggestion not like a critical part of maintenance! RIP my smooth af buick hybrid. That thing was so sick, but it had like 130K miles and it just wasn't worth it to me to fix since it was probably going to start having other issues anyway.

Who else lost a car or whatever that they loved because of it

who is in therapy because blowing your car up ruined their life temporarily :P

OK, so I had some steamed broccoli i needed to use so i put it in with some storebought box mac+cheese on a whim and it was good. so good that i made it again intentionally. i changed the ratios around a bit this time adding extra cheese (used some parmasean to thicken it up a a bit this time) and it dawned on me this would be really good on a weiner.

When the weather finally gets warm and sunny i'm going to make this again intentionally as a topping. anyone ever try this? does it have a name? "broc n cheese" maybe any suggestions on ratios or other types of cheese/spices for when i do it? so far cheddar and monterey jack worked out well (aswell as the dry box mix) it also might be a kickass bottom layer to rest some chilli and jalapenos on... id like some input from the expert frank grillers here. 50/50 chance i end up doing this on propane or charcoal, 100% chance with a beer

The lack of progression, emphasis on AMs, and long seasons make playing feel pointless. even as a new-ish player i was able to get level 32 and unlock trigger mods for over half the characters in less than a few months, i loved it and have spent probably between 150-250$ on the game (~75% on character slots and universal costumes) i love the game, but even after about 2 months of not playing i come back to the same battlepass i finished 2 months ago and no event to earn any interesting cosmetics or ultra rare items or really anything but the same abyss boss gear. yes there is an event that requires weeks worth of daily quests to get, but thats a pretty rotten carrot

other than the obvious and difficult solution of adding more content, i would love if they started adding a midseason battlepass or something. something that makes trying out a new build or building a new character feel rewarding. it isn't the same experience when youre not progressing towards interesting unlocks./cosmetics, so much so that it makes the game feel kind of pointless to play once you finish the pass especially since the endgame dungeons are only fun so many times.

edit: shortly after posting this i discovered there was a mission to get sigvore's proof parts for killing colossus, thats a rare W. i almost never feel like ive never needed to kill them after getting good external component rolls so i actually have a reason to play. :) (i didnt play when that launcher was in the battlepass and don't have it maxed yet)

I went underneath northern wheat plantation and checked the black spirit and didn't see anything, but its kinda mentioned in the patch notes that it was improved so im assuming its here. how do you get to it?