u/Reyedeku

I'm not sure how everyone feels about the recent changes made to hitboxes but Hanzo seems to benefit a lot. Without any warm up I had %52 Accuracy and %20-25 Crits in my first game of the day. Though it certainly doesn't feel like a cheat code where I can turn off all brain activity and the game will do things for me. Over all the arrows are feeling quite consistent, still getting a bunch of no-regs here and there but it happens.

I'd also like some opinions on the new map because I couldn't get it in the map vote. Is it any good for Hanzo?

Accidently discovered this hole a minute ago. Gives a clean angle to high ground with the moving platforms. It seems like you can't get headshots but I haven't fully tried it out yet.

The block on the right is almost two years old now. I use it twice a week. Sadly, it was chipped a few months back when I dropped it in the sink. I just wanted to share how durable Osma blocks feel to me. Given the fact that I haven't tried any other blocks, the qualities an Osma block has became my bare minimums. Glass grade, smooth, durable, effective, nonirritating, etc.

I was wondering about the communities' opinions on Osma compared to other blocks, and I'd like to read some fresh takes.

I love the Poly Skelegem, goes nicely when I do a limit break run. I also like running Poly Clerici with an Arcana that stops leveling up.

Minimal play, minimal brushing. I've been mostly wearing these and rubbing my facial oils. They coloured in super nice! There are a few stubborn beads that are refusing to catch up with the rest but, they'll come around.

I found a few snippets of it but not the full show. I'm kind of going crazy because Only Of You? Paper Lanterns? like yes please!

4 Mukhi 20mm beads. It just needs so much cleaning.

I've been handling the bracelets in the second picture for a month now. (4 beads I've not used for comparison) They have got a really smooth feeling and they are noticeably darker. Some of them are even this glossy brown/dark red!

Pre-shave: Hot shower

Razor: Muhle Rocca R95 Birch

Blade: Gilette Nacet (1st Use)

Brush: Simpson T3

Lather: Extro Cosmesi Liquirizia e Magnolia

Post-shave: Osma Alum Stone -> Thayers Original ->

Nivea Men Sensitive Aftershave Balm

I've never used an artisan soap before. I guess a rookie mistake...? I scooped a little more than 1 teaspoon of it, and it bloomed like crazy. There is still a little soap pressed down because I couldn't use it all.

In terms of smell, the name translates to Licorice and Magnolia. I never smelled these two separately before. To me, it smells floral-heavy, with a slight mintiness to it. Not the crisp cool menthol feeling but just the smell. Almost sweet. It held up in its slickness and performed well. I took down 3-4 days of growth without any effort.

Pre-shave: Hot shower

Razor: Muhle Rocca R95 Birch

Blade: Gilette Nacet (4th Use)

Brush: Simpson T3

Lather: Proraso Red

Post-shave: Osma Alum Stone -> Thayers Original -> Nivea Men Sensitive Aftershave Balm

I finally finished my Proraso Red, and I must say it has been an exquisite 8-9 months of using it. Such a fantastic soap with a scent that hasn't gotten boring all this time. I've used the green, the white, and the red, and I feel like the red one lathers the best. I found it to be the slickest one of them all as well. I will miss it, but it will be a while until I buy it again.

I'm finally getting VERY consistent with my lather. Sticky, thick, not much water. It's great!

It will be hard to drop these out of hands! I'm excited to share my journey.