Hello everyone, so i recently pulled Odette and now i want to build mizuki as a stella swirl DPS as I don't wanna pick vesna.

Can anyone tell me how to build her , which artifacts to use , how much stats should i maintain, which weapon to use and what team to use ?

Note: I don't wanna use sucrose as she is busy in other teams .

I'm 22 and recently graduated with a B.Tech in IT. Right now I'm looking for a job, but honestly, I'm struggling with something much deeper than just career uncertainty.

For a long time I've been feeling emotionally numb. Things that used to excite me don't feel the same anymore. Games, anime, hobbies, even things I used to look forward to — they can still distract me, but the excitement doesn't really reach me anymore.

It's almost like I'm watching my own life from the outside.

What's worrying me more is how my body feels. Sometimes my entire body feels incredibly heavy, like it's not completely under my control. Even simple things can feel exhausting. It's not necessarily physical pain — it's more like a strange heaviness and lack of energy that I can't properly explain.

Recently I actually got selected for a job. I thought I would be happy because I've been looking for work, but when they told me I could start immediately, I felt almost devastated. Deep down, I think I was hoping I wouldn't get selected.

I ended up rejecting the offer because the thought of spending my life working, dealing with office politics, commuting, pretending to be confident, worrying about being judged or fired, and having very little control over my own time felt unbearable.

I don't want a luxurious life. I'm actually a very simple person. I don't drink or party, and I don't care much about status. I mostly want a comfortable home, a good PC, games, some travel, good food, and enough financial freedom that I don't have to spend my entire life working.

But I'm also scared because I know I need money, and I don't know how to realistically build that kind of life.

I don't know whether what I'm experiencing is burnout, depression, chronic stress, or something else. I'm not trying to self-diagnose myself — I'm genuinely asking people who have experienced something similar:

Has anyone else felt emotionally numb for a long period while also feeling like their body is unusually heavy or difficult to control?

Did it eventually get better? What helped you?

I'd especially appreciate hearing from people who went through something similar in their early 20s and eventually managed to get their motivation and enjoyment back.

I'm not really looking for generic “just work harder” or “be positive” advice. I genuinely want to understand what's happening to me and what I can do about it.

So i have been using R1 prospector's shovel on flins and looking for an upgrade. I have arlecchino signature weapon can I use it on him , and how much difference will it be compared to a R5 prospector's shovel ?

I don't think at this point of the game I should go for flins's weapon considering i already have a premium nefer team with weapon.

I have entire flins premium team.

My only goal is to clear fearless (level 105)

Hi everyone, I really need some straightforward, honest guidance from seniors or batchmates who have been in my shoes.

I graduated about a month ago from a Tier-2 college with a B.Tech in IT. Despite applying to countless places, I still haven't been able to secure a job. My coding skills are decent (I am mostly comfortable with Python and backend concepts), but I’m definitely not a 10x developer—it’s not like I can build a massive, fully functional app entirely on my own from scratch.

During college, I didn't manage to build any sort of network. I was stuck around classmates who were completely uninterested in forming study groups or working on things together. On top of that, my communication skills are pretty bad. I’m a hardcore introvert, and honestly, I have zero interest in forced networking, "corporate acting," or pretending to care about people's personal lives just to climb a ladder. I just like to keep things simple and speak my mind when needed.

Right now, I am entirely mentally exhausted. I've lost all the emotion, passion, and drive I once had for studying and building a "successful career." Being at home is making it so much worse because my parents are constantly passing demeaning comments that are just eating me up inside and draining whatever energy I have left.

I don't want a fancy, high-stress job. I don't care about the rat race anymore. I just want something decent—a role that pays the bills so I can finally have some peace of mind and just live quietly.

So my questions to you all are:

1)What exactly should I do right now?

2)What kind of realistic career paths or specific roles should I pursue given my decent (but not elite) technical skills and my lack of desire to be a corporate extrovert?

3)How should I prepare and apply for these roles step-by-step?

I just need a logical, step-by-step path to get out of this rut. Any direct advice would be a lifesaver right now. Thank you.

Hi everyone, I really need some straightforward, honest guidance from seniors or batchmates who have been in my shoes.

I graduated about a month ago from a Tier-2 college with a B.Tech in IT. Despite applying to countless places, I still haven't been able to secure a job. My coding skills are decent (I am mostly comfortable with Python and backend concepts), but I’m definitely not a 10x developer—it’s not like I can build a massive, fully functional app entirely on my own from scratch.

During college, I didn't manage to build any sort of network. I was stuck around classmates who were completely uninterested in forming study groups or working on things together. On top of that, my communication skills are pretty bad. I’m a hardcore introvert, and honestly, I have zero interest in forced networking, "corporate acting," or pretending to care about people's personal lives just to climb a ladder. I just like to keep things simple and speak my mind when needed.

Right now, I am entirely mentally exhausted. I've lost all the emotion, passion, and drive I once had for studying and building a "successful career." Being at home is making it so much worse because my parents are constantly passing demeaning comments that are just eating me up inside and draining whatever energy I have left.

I don't want a fancy, high-stress job. I don't care about the rat race anymore. I just want something decent—a role that pays the bills so I can finally have some peace of mind and just live quietly.

So my questions to you all are:

1)What exactly should I do right now?

2)What kind of realistic career paths or specific roles should I pursue given my decent (but not elite) technical skills and my lack of desire to be a corporate extrovert?

3)How should I prepare and apply for these roles step-by-step?

I just need a logical, step-by-step path to get out of this rut. Any direct advice would be a lifesaver right now. Thank you.

Hi everyone, I really need some straightforward, honest guidance from seniors or batchmates who have been in my shoes.

I graduated about a month ago from a Tier-2 college with a B.Tech in IT. Despite applying to countless places, I still haven't been able to secure a job. My coding skills are decent (I am mostly comfortable with Python and backend concepts), but I’m definitely not a 10x developer—it’s not like I can build a massive, fully functional app entirely on my own from scratch.

During college, I didn't manage to build any sort of network. I was stuck around classmates who were completely uninterested in forming study groups or working on things together. On top of that, my communication skills are pretty bad. I’m a hardcore introvert, and honestly, I have zero interest in forced networking, "corporate acting," or pretending to care about people's personal lives just to climb a ladder. I just like to keep things simple and speak my mind when needed.

Right now, I am entirely mentally exhausted. I've lost all the emotion, passion, and drive I once had for studying and building a "successful career." Being at home is making it so much worse because my parents are constantly passing demeaning comments that are just eating me up inside and draining whatever energy I have left.

I don't want a fancy, high-stress job. I don't care about the rat race anymore. I just want something decent—a role that pays the bills so I can finally have some peace of mind and just live quietly.

So my questions to you all are:

1)What exactly should I do right now?

2)What kind of realistic career paths or specific roles should I pursue given my decent (but not elite) technical skills and my lack of desire to be a corporate extrovert?

3)How should I prepare and apply for these roles step-by-step?

I just need a logical, step-by-step path to get out of this rut. Any direct advice would be a lifesaver right now. Thank you.

I am a pc player having a mauvika premium team. I tried to use her melt combos but somehow my donuts have more dps than combos , guess I can't do the combos well. My dps ranges between 120-130k and my goal is to clear just up to fearless difficulty in stygian.

Can anyone teach me her easiest combos in easy razor language?

Hello everyone,

Recently I pulled mauvika and i already had citlali and xilonen with me. I am using the codex set on mauvika, but I don't know what set to use on xilonen and citlali, if I use cinder city on xilonen and instructor on citlali then citlali shield becomes too weak , and if I use instructor on xilonen and cinder city on citlali then by the time mauvika comes on field the buffalo of instructor expires.

My rotation are , mauvika E , xilonen E , benny E and Q , citlali E and Q , Mauvika Q .

To anyone who is using the mauvika team, please guide me about how to use mauvika's team.

Also I have mauvika C1R1 and benny on aqualia favonia so using tenacity will be useless on citlali as i already get tons of attack.

I recently pulled mauvika and I saw other people flying with her bike. I tried doing that by pressing E skill and then jumping 2 off a cliff , but she just falls . A rare few times by accident i saw the flying bar appearing near her nightsoul bar and she flies.

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Can anyone tell me how to actually fly with her bike for a PC player ?

Hey everyone,

I’m a final-year IT student from a small town in India. I come from a humble, small family—my parents are from a village and don't speak English, and I don't really have a local circle to practice corporate or casual communication with.

I just landed an interview for an IT role in a major city. While my written and technical English is excellent, I am terrified about the actual conversation.

Two things are tripping me up:

1)The Corporate/Negotiation Gap: I don’t know the subtle wits, professional etiquette, or negotiation skills needed for an interview. I'm worried I'll sound too blunt or naive.

2)The Cultural/GenZ Gap: Even though I am GenZ myself, the language, slang, and accent used by GenZ peers and HR folks from the big cities feel completely foreign to me. I genuinely struggle to understand their vibe.

I feel like a total outsider before I've even stepped into the room.

For those who moved from small towns to corporate IT hubs (like Bangalore, Hyderabad, Pune, or Noida):

1)How did you bridge this communication gap quickly?

2)What are some basic interview "wits" or negotiation boundaries I should stick to?

3)How do I handle corporate/city slang if it comes up in the interview?

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So I have been farming artifacts for mauvika for about 1 month and the stats I reached are :-

273 em

88cr (with set bonus)

210cd

2000 atk

She is C0R1 with talent levels 10 and with her premium team

I don't have a good circlet as it provides no em and atk percent it just gives 7.4 cr which can definitely be improved in future.

I wanna know if my build is good or not and how much crit damage I need to have on mauvika? Because I have seen players on akasha having up to 260 cd , which is nearly impossible for me as the highest cd i ever got from a substats in my entire account is 27.

Thanks in advance for helping me

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So I have been farming artifacts for mauvika for about 1 month and the stats I reached are :-

273 em

88cr (with set bonus)

210cd

2000 atk

I don't have a good circlet as it provides no em and atk percent it just gives 7.4 cr which can definitely be improved in future.

I wanna know if my build is good or not and how much crit damage I need to have on mauvika? Because I have seen players on akasha having up to 260 cd , which is nearly impossible for me as the highest cd i ever got from a substats in my entire account is 27

Thanks in advance for helping me

So I have been farming artifacts for mauvika for about 1 month and the stats I reached are :-

273 em

88cr

210cd

2000 atk

I don't have a good circlet as it provides no em and atk percent it just gives 7.4 cr which can definitely be improved in future.

I wanna know if my build is good or not and how much crit damage I need to have on mauvika? Because I have seen players on akasha having up to 260 cd , which is nearly impossible for me as the highest cd i ever got from a substats in my entire account is 27.

Thanks in advance for helping me

I’m a 3rd year BTech CSE student, and I feel completely stuck right now.

I chose computer science because I genuinely liked coding at first. But now, after seeing the current job market and how fast AI is evolving, I feel overwhelmed. It looks like in this field you have to constantly keep upgrading your skills just to stay relevant.

The problem is—I don’t want that kind of life.

I don’t enjoy studying all the time. The idea of working a full-time job and then coming home to keep studying just to not fall behind… I honestly hate that. I want a stable job with a decent salary where I can have a life outside work, not something that constantly demands more and more from me.

At the same time, I can’t just leave my degree. My family has already spent 3 years of fees, and there’s pressure to finish it. Switching paths isn’t really an option financially. Government jobs also don’t seem realistic for me because I don’t have the time or patience to prepare for them.

So I feel trapped:

I don’t want the “always upskill or become irrelevant” life

I can’t leave my degree

I don’t have a clear alternative path

I’m not aiming for a super high-paying job. I just want something stable, permanent, and not mentally exhausting where I can maintain a decent personal life.

Has anyone else felt like this or been in a similar situation? What did you do?

Any advice would really help.

I’m a 3rd year BTech CSE student, and I feel completely stuck right now.

I chose computer science because I genuinely liked coding at first. But now, after seeing the current job market and how fast AI is evolving, I feel overwhelmed. It looks like in this field you have to constantly keep upgrading your skills just to stay relevant.

The problem is—I don’t want that kind of life.

I don’t enjoy studying all the time. The idea of working a full-time job and then coming home to keep studying just to not fall behind… I honestly hate that. I want a stable job with a decent salary where I can have a life outside work, not something that constantly demands more and more from me.

At the same time, I can’t just leave my degree. My family has already spent 3 years of fees, and there’s pressure to finish it. Switching paths isn’t really an option financially. Government jobs also don’t seem realistic for me because I don’t have the time or patience to prepare for them.

So I feel trapped:

I don’t want the “always upskill or become irrelevant” life

I can’t leave my degree

I don’t have a clear alternative path

I’m not aiming for a super high-paying job. I just want something stable, permanent, and not mentally exhausting where I can maintain a decent personal life.

Has anyone else felt like this or been in a similar situation? What did you do?

Any advice would really help.