u/LeviathanHamster

Why is it so hard to just say “yeah Rudeus is problematic but I can look past that and enjoy the rest of the show”

All 3 of these people are rage blast victims, and Meruem doesn’t even need to use that to take any of them down with ease.

In the first place, I doubt Ging or Silva are even close enough to Netero to be anything other than a hindrance (unless Ging has some crazy hax, but until that’s confirmed it’s ridiculous to include him in this).

What’s the fascination with prime Netero anyway? Given the fact that both Netero and Zeno, the oldest Nen users we know of, are top tiers, what reason is there to believe that Netero is that much weaker? Would his technique not be the most refined it’s ever been? Is it the statement that he hasn’t been the strongest in ~50 years that both witnesses immediately called bullshit on?

I feel like if prime Netero were to ever be adapted in a piece of media that isn’t terrible, people would be extremely disappointed, because Netero vs Meruem was already a showcase of what the pinnacle of Nen looks like.

Say it with me now…

FUCK SAN MAGNOLIA

For context, this was a reply to a comment talking about how they get 15k healing per game only to land in Silver 2, to which someone asked about how much damage they deal and how often they die.

I understand that healing is the main utility that most supports provide, but to say its the DPS’s job to deal damage and get kills just seems like people are putting the roles into such a limited box. Keeping your team alive is only one job that supports have. There’s only one support in the entire game that lacks a third form of utility and even she deals damage as a major part of her gameplay loop.

What was it that started the whole rhetoric of “supports are only supposed to heal”? I have a hard time believing that anyone looked at the support roster having additions like Zen, Illari, and Lucio and concluded that supports are only supposed to heal and tanks are only supposed to facetank.

Until recently, I thought I understood this ability, but a discussion with a friend is making me second guess. Doubly so after reading a more recent chapter while catching up.

My initial interpretation of Emperor time went as such:

Each Nen type has a different affinity for learning other types. Instead of percentages I’ll go by levels since it’s brackets of 20% anyway. So while an Enhancer can get up to level 5 in enhancement, they can only reach level 4 in emission and level 3 in manipulation. Emperor time not only allows Kurapika to access level 5 in each category, but also shoots him up to his maximum efficiency in each category. So while he isn’t quite as strong as Uvogin, a natural and highly experienced Enhancer, he is a level 5 enhancer in his own right.

I was told somewhat recently that all Emperor Time does is give him access to level 5 in each category, rather than doing that and maximizing his efficiency.

But then the second picture came along and implied that specialists in general have the ability to bring other affinities to level 5 since specialist isn’t really much of an affinity in the first place, rather just a placeholder name for the “can do a bunch of weird shit” type.

So does Emperor Time give Kurapika the potential to be level 5 in everything, or does it actually make him level 5 in everything? I don’t think the former option really makes much sense, considering how we’ve seen him do top tier Nen feats in every category, but I could be misunderstanding Nen as a whole here.

I made sure to fill the whole thing in while making the sticker but it’s still all glitchy at the top.

Rest of the skin looks great so I will be keeping it on regardless but idk, his eyes just look… off.

I’m pretty much certain it isn’t dirt, because no amount of scrubbing or washing has gotten them to fade.

Full sync on this mission requires you to get 5 kills with a single use of Bear Might. By my count, that was 8-9.

What am I doing wrong here

Edit: the objective was showing up earlier than it was obtainable. Had to shoot the powder kegs first.