u/District-No1350

I'm a free user and up until today I had zero issues uploading file and zips and having grok work with them, but all of a sudden now all of that functionality is gone and it can't do shit. I give it a zip of files to work with and it tells me it can't open it. I give it the individual files and it says it can't do anything with it, and then tries to explain that it could NEVER do any of that to begin with. What the fuck is going on?

I'm trying to piece together a build for 7.0 with what artifacts I have right now but I can't quite figure out exactly how I'm supposed to balance between her stats for maximum value.

For example if I go in one direction with full team buffs I can hit +1200 EM with a 70/170 split for crit stats, while in the other direction I could hit at least a 90/200 split but lose 300 EM in the process.

What values do you aim for to hit the best balance?

Could anyone tell me how bright and how much coverage the circle and long fluorescent lights from the atom shop have ? I don't think I have ever seen them anywhere and the only reference I've been able to find is a single image of the long one from the original atom shop release. I'm hesitant to spend the atoms without a reference if they're actually worth it.

Looking forward to seeing tolvir go to six mana next expansion, I'm sure that will be the one.

So apparantly Satan incarnate, the head of monetization for this game and the cause of all its problems was part of the layoffs yesterday. I've already seen people cheering on their firing as if they expect that this is going to suddenly fix everything wrong with this game.

That isn't how this works.

Contrary to what some may argue the monetization in this game has been beyond tame. The atom shop isn't p2w, core gameplay mechanics aren't locked behind purchases and the majority of seasonal rewards are available entirely free.

Now that they've fired the person responsible for monetization and season design are any of you actually expecting things to get better? Microsoft wants to squeeze money out of their studios, they aren't going to replace them with a new monetization lead who will reverse course, implement more player friendly policies and make them even less money.

The most likely outcome here is that the replacement actually pushes the games monetization even further than it is now in order to appease Microsoft and some of you find out just how good you had it with the last guy.