u/RienUnreal

I'm gonna assume most people on this sub either forgot me or didn't know me to begin with. But there are some that remember me and this might come out as a bit surprising so I'll explain it quickly.

For those who know who I am: I have practiced up my own PvP style and it is at a level I'm comfortable at. I'm not gonna pretend like I'm some combat master but I don't think I'd be a complete chungie. And right now I want to explore the other forms of spear in order to hopefully become a true spear master. As such I am learning spear mace, elytra spear and tnt spear. Obviously starting off with spear mace. I still prefer to use my normal form, especially when dealing with elytra users, but I am expanding my arsenal.

back to the point: The main issue I've been getting (aside from the bugs) is that I am inconsistent in attribute swapping. I can usually do it consistently and rapidly when I'm not in a fight, but in a fight I'm getting messed up so it's clearly a mental issue, and I've been wondering how most of you manage to keep a cool enough mind to achieve consistency.

If I manage to nail it down then it will improve my game tenfold.

Additionally there's also the issue of food management but that's more that I wanna improve efficiency.

Basically just a cheap and easy to build railgun.

The bunny design is mostly clickbait

Arachnid is one of my favorite villains. I allways loved that despite him seeming to be just another voice changer chungus, they made him smarter in a way, from the election where he almost outsmarted parrot, Horace and Fymada, and when he figured to build the Voodoo machines for the entire civ.

That scene where he realizes that his plan is partially falling apart felt so good. Even though he had several backups, he was throwing them as an act of despiration, trying to save what he's got.

In the end, he realizes that he cannot save what he has. And that he got too greedy for his own good. So he tried to cause a stalemate in which he at the very least gets to still play on the server, only for an enraged Yungyx to kill him the second he thinks he might have a chance to salvage something.

I will miss arachnid as a villain, but it has been an amazing way to end his plotline. And I know a lot of us are tired of major villains surviving just for the plot. And even though arachnid was just another voice changer bot, he felt more important as a character than most.

I have been noticing a trend with the damage values I'm sometimes getting on pvp club.

It's normal most of the time. We both have full protection diamond armor and diamond swords with sharpness 5 this should deal 1.5 hearts of damage. But sometimes when I'm low on health at about 2.5 hearts, they kill me in one critical. They definitely used the sword to kill me and there is no breach mace. The game just deals more damage than usual.

I tried to see it in a creative world, but no matter what, the damage remained the same.

Does anyone else have the same bug that they noticed

I can keep going on how many bugs I get while fighting, and they genuinely suck so much.

Sometimes I would hit an opponent with a sword, but it would litterally do nothing. The hit wouldn't even count. This, not only does it mean that I'm missing out on a lot of added up damage, but also that I can't combo my opponent or can't get out of a combo because the hit just doesn't register and they are not getting knocked back.

Is there a way I could fix this specific bug because it's driving me insane. Because istg some of the games I'm loosing because the game just decided that it won't count my hit when it definitely should.

I want as many people to think about their main/fav kit and think about things they hate about it or straight up just rant (because why not?)

It's also preferable that you don't include bugs unless you find them super notable.

Also, no hate towards other kits or other people's problems.

That being said, did you know that the lunge enchantment doesn't work properly if you touch a single pixel of water? It also gets stopped by vines and ladders or such blocks meaning using it in a jungle is a massive disadvantage

The spear can not only not do criticals, but it also doesn't have a kb attack, meaning I have to rely on at least kb 1 and even then it might not register.

The spear is pretty much the most inconsistent weapons in the entire game and it's allways bugging out on servers.

Sometimes when I lunge swap, it does the spear jab attack, but it doesn't lunge for whatever reason. (This has got me killed way too many times)

But the worst is that since everybody ignores the small information about the spear, such as how different tiers activate the charge attack at different speeds, I never actually had fought someone who really understands the weapon like I do, and just do whatever.

(Most of them try using it as a mace which usually let's me punish them easily by spearing them from underneath)

While watching the new video, I made some notes on spokes way of controlling the null. And what's interesting is how he chooses to treat them, especially compared to the spoke galactic empire.

When they finished the pearl cannon, he was the first one to put in his pearl. Which if you think about it, makes little to no sense, because it could teleport him into a void trap or something had they just activated it. But instead spoke decided to go for the danger at the front of the line.

It's a similar thing to the parkour. Instead of letting someone else do the parkour and get the end crystal that way, he chooses to go himself.

He chooses to go for Jamato himself, which could be because he expects a trap of some kind. And he deals with the withers considering he's the one with the mace while giving the rest and easy job to work with.

In the entire episode, he only crashes out on Null twice. One time after jato escapes and he suspects that ______ might've betrayed him. This is a valid argument since we know that ______ never had an issue with betraying his leader, and it wouldn't make sense for him to have a loadstone compass leading to the main island.

Because that would imply that he had to run to the island without getting spotted, have a loadstone and a compass, then run back to put it in a chest, not to mention have an anvil.

The only excuse is that mabye he had all that in an E-chest which also makes little sense since those aren't just lying around.

But a little less valid crashout was when he threatened to pop the totem of null after one of them picked up the crystal. (Everyone hates teachers that punish the whole class)

But this was still probably just a threat to keep them in place.

Overall, spoke is the kind of leader who takes on dangers head on instead of sitting back like ash did with the mafia, he listens to his commanders when they give advice unlike what lettuce has been doing. He trusts his team with his life, but isn't shy to punish them if he thinks one of them is stepping out of line, which is the proper way to train discipline and proves that he isn't weak.

But on top of that, he is generally kind to his members like when he gave firework crossbows to all of them when he could just save them for himself.

Like, I know that flame is kind of dumb when it comes to certain things. It's a trend amongst the pvpers that they're only smart in their own expertise. But you're telling me that flame couldn't tell that after disappearing for a while, he suddenly came back and completely changed the way he fights?

I immediately knew that something was off when he potted invis because it makes no sense to fight with it. If he wanted to disappear, he could've just potted at that moment.

And the fact that flame knows deep down that he dealt enough damage to break any of his armor, but can't tell when his opponent fights like a completely different person?

Even Mistrul could tell that flame was fighting differently.

And please don't argue that he was too focused fighting. That's even more reason.

If he's in the zone, then he must be actively paying attention to the whole fight.

That means both himself and his opponent because he has to actively adapt to his opponent.

The only excuse I'm willing to buy, was that he assumed Antaggg just switched up his fighting style once he figured he was loosing. But that still feels like a stretch considering that he knows that Antaggg's whole premise is that he focuses more on physical advantages rather than out-skilling his opponents.

Let's say you join the server at the very start of it. (Lore wise, not the project)

Assuming you kept all of your prior knowledge, what will you do to survive. Or will you even dare to change the events that happened?

Rules:

-you cannot tell any of the characters that you're from the future or the real way you know.

-you are not allowed to change the story in ways that will result in the death of the protagonists.

-you are not a protagonist by default. But might achieve a similar level if you you your steps right

-you are not allowed to use any cheat clients or hacks of any sorts.

-you are not allow you to look up any information once you're in. Everything must come from memory or notes (can only make them after going back

-breaking any rule will immediately kill eggchan (yes, HE knows it was you)