u/MrGoodGlow

If you went enchanter/druid/wizard what can you expect downtime to be from an empty mana bar?

Please read the below in a tone of wonder and amazement with a dash of befudlement.

I went to a place that had 25ish pinball machines after not having touched a pinball machine since that digital game that came free on an old windows computer and was completely blown away at how complex they are.

I ended up playing a King Kong branded pinball and felt like a child being water boarded in a cacophony of noises and lights trying to understand what was even happening most the time and what I was supposed to be doing.

After playing the machine for 2 hours I feel like I've barely begun to scratch a the surface of the games nuance and secrets. Hit 3 balls up the center and king Kong will release 3 multi balls, but I haven't a clue what triggers the balls going right when you hit them up the ramp to king Kong vs mini pinball on the left.

There were quest that I never fully understood or accomplished.

After a round ended id get information of doing stuff but could only vaguely relate it back to any certain activity.

Once all was said and done my level of skill and experience was merely "dont let it fall down the middle of the hole and try to make it loop de loop."

How does one even become a pinball wizard? How does one learn what the quest are? Are y'all reading guides (i tried to find some online with little success) on how to do things. Is it arcane knowledge passed between players?

What's the process for learning a machine?​

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After level 100ish exp is tied more to quest to grinding. After youve leveled your first character to 135 how can we expect to get​ there with second personas if the quest credits are kept?

What would your challenges be? What changes would you make? ​

Feel overwhelmed and in over my head after looking at this subreddit for an hour. We have a 1200 square foot condo that's 80% laminate and 20% area rugs ( 1 large wool rug) with 4 short haired cats

We've been managing (but just barely) with a $50 stick vacuum and then a cleaner once a month for a deeper clean.

How much power/utility do we actually need?

How much bulkier are cannister vacuums vs uprights? Ideally we'd like to be able to do a quick sweep to pick up kitty litter crystals every 3 days or so.

Ideally id like the vacuum to last 5+ years, but understand enshitification has made everything worse so understand if 3 years is the new reality.

I think a sebo is way out of our price range and after searching for pets and reading more post than I can count I've seen the same several recommendations.

Kenmore intuition at $156 is an upright and seems compact and the budget entry level.

Kenmore 600 series pet friendly at $284 which is canister

C1 miele for $341

C1 miele car and dog for $654.

Again, we've been scraping by with a cheap temu $50 stick vacuum for two years now, so surely anything we get will be amazing in comparison.​

I guess my questions are

what am I getting for an extra $300 between the c1 miele and the cat and dog variant?

What is the difference between the kenmore 600 and the c1 miele?

What attachments/ specific job task that I may not be thinking about that i should take into consideration?

Are there any other vacuums that will meet or needs?

Any insight is greatly appreciated

Just came back to the game and currently level 55 on live. Trying to figure out what stuff I should check daily.

Also any other things I should make sure to pick up that may not be a daily but a quest worth doing.

So far I have

Mount level ups

Merc level ups

Tinkering/adornment/transmute daily quest

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Howdy y'all, my lgs' commander league is point based and the big points come from eliminating a player without ever casting your commander.

What are some solid deck archetypes in different colors that could hang in bracket 3 without needing to cast their commander?