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guys, i stopped reading the ToG webtoon in the Lo Po Bia head fight, im thinking in coming back but i dont remember anything, i dont remember not even the name of the characters, and tog has a bunch of them, i dont remember anything that happened before the fight, you guys can recommend me some youtuber or a way of remembering things ?

I was seriously thinking in start to read again from the beggining but holly there is a lot of chapters to go through

Hey guys,

The last CoD I actually grinded was BO3 (a long time ago). I only played 1 or 2 weeks of the newer titles but never stuck with them. Now I'm playing BO7 since it's on Xbox Game Pass for PC, and I'm really enjoying the classic mode. However, all I see is people with the AN-94 just destroying me. (I play from Brazil with a friend in the US, so I get around 120-130ms ping you can imagine how that goes, lol).

My main question is: how on earth am I going to get 250K XP? I've never been into Zombies; I prefer multiplayer, but everyone says grinding Zombies is the easiest way to get XP. Is that true? Am I going to be left behind if I only play multiplayer?

How do you guys farm your XP? I'd love to use the AN-94, but I couldn't finish the Uncaged event in time.

Guys, im currently reading the 1140 chapter and was thinking if doesent have a fan colored manga to read, im new to reading manga and black and white it gets me very confused on whats is happening

As the title says, i played TnL on launch for about 3-4 days, the game didnt hooked me but im willing to give a another chance, i downloaded and started to play and god, there are so many mechanics (leveling up 20 abillities), i dont even know what to do, my character is level 25 so very low level, should i just create another char and start over from the beggining to understand the basics?

im also playing bow and staff, i dont even know if its good or should invest in other weapons, i want to do some pve and maybe, just maybe do some pvp in the future

Hello guys! I'm coming back to Albion and I personally find gathering very relaxing. I don't mind the risk of the Black Zone (BZ), but I also enjoy chill sessions in Blue Zones.

I'm currently T8 Skinning (80% to spec) and T5 Harvesting; everything else is at T4. I have about 7m silver and can consistently make 1m/hour in safe zones. However, my main goal right now is leveling up my gear, not just silver.

Which approach is better for the best Fame + Silver/hour balance? Should I stick to Blue Zones for consistent fame and silver, or head to the Black Zone for higher fame potential, even if the silver per hour might be lower due to the risks?

What you guys would choose?

So, i've played TnL back on launch for about 2 days, i enjoyed but i didnt make much progress mainly because i dont had a good pc that time, now i have a beast of computer and would like to give a try but i have some concerns

1- How a F2P player who enjoy PvE will compare with the swipers and veterans?

2- I can play about 1-2h a day and i dont want to be a meta slave, i like to be some what efficient but having fun, will i catch up?

3- If i want to enjoy some PvP down the road, how much grind i will have to be on same foot of the people who swipe?

if you guys can help me with those concerns, and pls try to be real and not a fan boy or hater of the game

Hello guys, im fearly new to the game, i played about a year ago and did the campaign, leveled up a char to 57 and then give up... Now im leveling again a witch that i saw is in a good pve place and its easy to begginers play but my struggle is how and where go to level up?

i dont have any scroll of combat exp, can i buy on the marketplace? and what the spots ? Im currently 33 and im on marnis lab, but where i go next?

Hey guys, I’m pretty new to the scene. I’m 27 and finishing up my Electrical Engineering degree, but honestly, the industry isn't for me—I’m pivotting to dev. Currently grinding through The Odin Project (just started the React module).

I’ve been trying to stay away from AI for the most part, only using it to debug or explain concepts. But seeing everyone constantly using Claude and stuff makes me wonder: am I falling behind by not using it more? Am I just nerfing my own progress while everyone else speeds ahead?

Also, being 27 with zero professional dev experience, how tough is the market right now for someone with just the basics? Should I just suck it up and stick to EE? I know people ask this all the time, but it’s been stuck in my head and it’s honestly pretty scary