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What is a build that can go hard on aura farming for example, a fighter who in act 1 walks alone to the goblin camp and starts killing them all alone from the gate to the bosses or maybe like a storm sorcerer who wields power of a storm or smt, I'm planning to do a solo run on balanced difficulty but I want a cool concept like that, a hero who does his best to save all the lives he can but doesn't hesitate to kill the enemies yk that stuff, But I want an idea that sounds cool even if it's something normal like "hey you can just pick battlemaster or booming blade eldritch knight and solo the game", I just wanna know the builds that can solo the game in a way that isn't assassination where enemies never get a turn or long rest after every encounter but rather something that can face enemies head on. Just share some of your build ideas with me pls :)

Hi, I live in an apartment and the neighbors decided to hire a woman that comes every weekend to clean the building since there are only 6 apartments so cleaning the stairs won't take much and each month it's someone's turn to pay her monthly wage, I didn't get a say on this for some reason yet I was asked to pay but I didn't mind and I kept paying, eventually I kept being friendly with her that once I heard a neighbor scold her for ringing the bell over and over I thought it was bad behavior and asked her what she wanted she said she was hungry and asked for a little bit of food, I thought it's ok and gave her breakfast, before I knew it every weekend she came i kept making her something to eat and giving her a small amount of money not much just to eat smt light later on in the day, but recently she started feeling it less like a favor but more like a duty but I didn't mind but it got to a point where she kept ringing the bell for more than an hour cz I was asleep and that woke me up but I thought she would go after a bit but she didn't so I opened and she just said where is my breakfast, I said I was asleep and agreed to make her something, the next time she came she knocked and I opened and she told me hello, make me the breakfast as usual, I didn't like what she said but more importantly I didn't like the way she said it like she said it while Turing away as if it was an order, I closed the door and made her something to eat and didn't mind it thinking she was just frustrated, next time she came she did the same thing so I told her I'm only doing this as a favor and that she shouldn't be like that about it but she just ignored that and sad ok I'm sorry but can you please make me something to eat, just some tea... I again didn't mind and just made her something to eat but now I wanna stop because she is being all weird like that about it but I dont want to be rude about it, idk how to deal with social situations so any advise on how I should approach this I'm get misunderstood as wanting to pick a fight most of the time and I don't like that I try to be a kind and peaceful person.

My first monster hunter game is rise and now after playing all the way through master rank trying out all weapons I decided on switch axe but still play charge blade from time to time, I'm gonna play some more of rise before going to world and then wilds but I want to play only one weapon and master it through all three games, so I wanna decide wether it's charge blade or switch axe now and use it for a bit more in rise before using it in wilds and world, which should I pick I love both of them since I'm a fan of weapons that charge energy

My whole life I always had this feeling that I can do better no matter what I did, I see something on tv and I think to myself that's easy but whenever I try to accualy so it, it feel like I'm doing well but at one point I stop and either can't progress at all but still have this feeling that the goal is just an inch from my grasp like I'm one step behind, but advancing that one step feels impossible at the same time, like walking in electric stairs that go the opposite way but when you try going up at your normal pace you won't advance or maybe you keep advancing and the stairs get faster the more you go up untill one point you didn't increase your speed but the stairs became fast enough that you walking at your pace just makes you stay still, the only solution is to move faster or be stuck forever one step away but moving just that little bit faster is impossible, here is what's bothering me most tho, the end of the stairs is like an unachievable goal and I am the one who sets where the end of the stairs is, take for example I see a score in an exam paper that says I can get a max of 20/20 if is the goal of reaching 20 it becomes impossible and I stop at 19 no matter what I do but if I set 19 as a goal then I stop at a max of 18, that one point or one step looks so easy to reach like just increase the pace a little more but it's just impossible to reach no matter one and so this for some reason makes it harder as time goes and stamina depletes that my speed lowers and the stairs start pulling me back to the start and eventually failure... Why is it that this seemingly easy goal becomes impossible to achieve when you are one step behind, why is it that failure is the only result when you set limits to yourself yet when you don't set a limit you never feel satisfaction of achievement unless you are content which then would mean what you are content with is either your limit or your goal, but once again you can't reach that goal, do you get what I'm tryna say?

Hi, in using the furious rajang switch axe with some armor giving me max atk boost and weakness exploit and rapid morph, I also have 4 critical eye and some crit boost. I am absolutely struggling with velkhana urgent quest, I wanted to farm him for his swaxe but he is destroying me I fought him like 15 times and I keep losing each time idk if it's my set or if I just suck but I need some help with build advise or swaxe advise because no matter how much I counter and attack hum I just feel like I'm doing no damage because he doesn't fall and most that I did through out all runs was break his head.

As title said, I've seen how strong elements get and how advanced techniques are the more skilled someone is like Zaheer sucking the life out of peaple using air bending and being able to fly, or the blood benders in Korra being able to blood bend with their minds like king bumi being able to earth bend with his eye brows and some scenes we saw of the other avatars doing insane feats, in thinking if there was a limit to how much potential each element has what would it be? Fire bending for example would the limit be a fire so hot it turns blue and being able to summon fire without moving ur body or like make constructs with fire? Or earth being able to split a mountain without moving your body? Would that be enough to say someone fully mastered the element? I would like to hear some ideas on what it means to master an element!

I know it is a bit obviouse that in-game the pc slays fatalis, but I wanna know canonically was it the pc that killed it or was it the entire fifth fleet, because I find it hard that fatalis can destroy and entire kingdom but lose to one hunter, that kingdom didn't have a single hunter as good as the pc? Or maybe a bunch of good hunters? And if it's the fifth fleet that defeated it, was that entire kingdom weaker than the fifth fleet? Please explain!