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If previous time schedule holds, we should be getting Tastosis' cast uploaded on SOOP in a few hours, right? Or is someone in the know?

I've finally found a good all-around filter this season, the Kryszard "futureal". It was working fine, but a week or so ago, it suddenly didn't. Now I am just getting the basic loot filter, perfect gems on the floor are all white in text, making em hard to find in a pile of loot, same with rejuvs etc.
Weird thing is, I still get the "OMGGGG" sounds when something drops, but the loot notification remains totally basic. Had it not been for the sound, I'd probably have missed some HRs and unique ring/amus.

Anyone have an idea of whats going on here? Happened to any of you? I have tried changing filter and back again but to no avail... Even happens on my laptop too, so I am guessing the filter itself has gone corrupted/bricked or something.

Dear pd2 community

As season is slowing down, trades are getting less frequent, I am still chasing that big bonk sword. Does anyone have one, lying around? I want to make that 2h Holy Sword sac pala...
We're talking eth high ed stuff. I have HRs to spend, lmk, or i'll probably blow everything I have on rubies and orts

This season has been a season of experimentation and off-meta builds for me. Now I have laid my eyes on a werebear build on my paladin. I've never used this ability before, so I just have a few questions about its mechanics.
The form is infamous for its insane attack speed frames. Is this relatively easy to get or do you need to full stack IAS items/slams/charms to get this breakpoint?

Do people usually use Beast on the build or is it more of a swap weapon? Can you use it, swap and still be in werebear?

Can you use ranged weapons in this form? If yes, do you actually punch arrows or do you still punch in melee?

Also in terms of breakpoints, say I use a 15 fana faith on merc, approximately how much IAS are we looking at to get those really low attack frames? Is AR a problem for these builds?

Thank you!

I've been watching his group now three or four times, because I still think it's pretty insane that tulbo managed to fight his way out of that group from the loser's match - against Sharp of all people, then Ssak who truly had leveled up as shown in his match against Soma.

Let's have a little thread dedicated to why tulbo is so likable, even for non-Protoss players. I'll give a few points

• Lack of up and coming Tosses: First of all, Protoss hasn't had the same influx of modern/younger players challenging the ASL. It has always been Best, Bisu, Snow, Mini, sometimes Rain, sometimes Stork. We don't see Shuttle around anymore either. A rare glimpse of free, but he was never meant to ressurect the race. As someone who didn't watch pro BW before ASL (which I have been watching since ASL s1), I have witnessed Zerg get Larva who rose seemingly out of nowhere and dominated for a while, same with soma, queen suddenly popping off, several others I can't remember the name of now. Terrans had Calm, Ssak, Barracks, Rush, Mong, Speed - players who wasn't there at the beginning but started qualifying more and more often, going deeper and deeper, often framed as up-and-coming modern terrans. Protoss had who? The last player I remember suddenly causing a shake-up was actually Mini, who then went on to win an ASL as one of the few protosses. And that is long time ago now. The race is missing those second-tier Protosses to start improving enough and receive the Aiur flame for the next generation. I believe this is what many is starting to see/hope from Tulbo.
• Templar Tulbo: We usually associate players, especially protoss players, with the unit their known for. Bisu is the Corsair captain, Stork is the Carrier man, Snow is the Reaver demi-god, Rain the Dragoon fanatic, Mini the Zealot abuser, Best the Dark Archon tactician. Watching how Tulbo fought his way back in those games clearly had one denominator - incredible, actual S-tier storms, that honestly were on average better than what you see from the established dragons. I suggest we associate Tulbo with the High Templar. Templar Tulbo, lightning shooting from his glowing eyes.
• Tilting: As someone else on here also commented in a previous thread, I think it's quite remarkable how tulbo didn't get tilted after those losses in RO16. He just kept playing, kept fighting. That is actually quite a remarkable skill, especially considering he is still quite green in the ASL. Remember how a loss could tilt the rest of Mini's day? Or how Bisu was mega tilted this RO16?
• The underdog: Goes without saying, but everyone loves an underdog. That's why we cheered for Leta and Organ too. Also, watching how everyone considers tulbo the easiest prey just makes his victories so much more satisfying. I also love how emotional he gets when he wins the sets, you can really tell this man is fighting with everything he has against opponents that are probably underestimating him to their own detriment.

I am super hyped about Tuesday, can't believe either of those two is getting seeded. I hope it's tulbo, but as someone who enjoys the underdog story, having Leta advance wouldn't be the worst thing either.

What are your predictions for that match? I think tulbo proved he can handle himself against a harass/micro heavy terran in Sharp.

Also, share your appreciations on tulbo. or TULGOD