u/NewWaterBitch

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To clarify what I'm talking about. Moonfall silver, "possess almost perfect elemental affinity". And it's also an excellent elemental conductor, which I suppose is easier for me to understand, cause I have a basic understanding of what conduction means.

Then, the new material, Teardrop of the moon, "possesses a near-perfect elemental affinity with all types of elemental energy".

Am I just stupid for not understanding what that's trying to say?

I'm really not one to trust leaks, unless like, basically everyone unanimously agrees that it's accurate and set in stone. So that being said, what do we *actually* know?

I ask because a lot of posts here are about leaks and stuff, which is fine, but definitely not something I bother with, because I simply don't trust them to be accurate. So I was hoping someone with more knowledge than me, could help clarify.

Is Cyno receiving any actually buff to himself, like, in his kit, or is it just that he's more viable in teams centered around Stellar reactions.

Do we know what reactions are going to be Stellar? Stellar Conduct is the main one we're all talking about, I think, cause that's Cryo with Electro, and I'm assuming these Stellar reactions are all cryo related, but maybe I'm wrong, I really don't know 😭

Who enables this reaction that Cyno will be involved in? Sandrone? Cryo Traveler? The Tsaritsa maybe? Idk, but I hear most talk about Sandrone, so...

Will this new thing be enough to make Cyno actually useful? Cause like, I've got a pretty high investment Cyno Quicken, and also Cyno Hyperbloom, team, and tbh he's just egregiously mid in comparison to newer teams at *much* lower investment. So where is this gonna put him?

Basically, any game I play on my 3DS XL via a cartridge (only tried with 3ds cartridges, haven't tested with the old ds cartridges though), it'll freeze after a few minutes of playing. In my experience, a game bought via the online shop did not freeze. I used a little air fan-gun thingy to try and clean out some potential dust, but that didn't fix it.

My current idea is to maybe put some rubbing alcohol on a q-tip and try to clean in there? Not like I can break it any worse if that screws it up. But before I try that, anyone have any ideas? Maybe know if some place offers maintenance on it?

Okay, the internet is rage baiting me with this, because every website just either gives suggestions on what some players enjoyed, OR, they break it down and say Novice = xyz. That's cool, hut there's *two* different combat settings, so saying novice equals blah blah blah is useless if no one clarifies which setting they mean!

So please, for the love of The Aedra and Daedra, can someone explain the levels of enemy combat damage, and then separately, please explain player combat damage. That should be two seperate things explained, and not one table, as two is not one, despite what the online forms keep thinking. Please somebody, I beg you! Please share your understanding of this and be able to recognize that two seperate things are not one thing, please

This is just something I was rolling around in my head, because I just started my free trial so I could get the pony of the month (potm). If you're doing paid subscription, you get a full month for it, right? So, lets say you subscribe on the 10th of June, for example, you'd het June's potm, but also, for 10 days of July, you could get July's potm. Then, cancel the subscription so it doesn't renew, and wait until August 10th to repeat. That way, you're still getting the potm every month, but by doing it this was, you're really only paying 6 times a year for 6 moths of royal, but also 12 ponies, rather than paying for a full 12 months, and still just getting 12 ponies. I say this cause the other benefits of royal or just luxury stuff like ad skipping, which doesn't actually progress you, since you can just actually watch the ads.

But yeah, spend smart everypony! And hopefully this idea can help some of you reap more benefits while spending less, (or as little as needed)