





Increases Air Polution, which negatively impacts both short-term and long-term health
Contributes to Climate Change
Disturbs the peace, especially at night when people are trying to sleep/rest
Causes injury to people and damage to property
This isn't a meme funnily enough, Ciphy was actually quite important to the full clear. Her high speed (mine is 200+) plus her frequent FuA's were crucial to batterying Acheron and MorB so they can ult and FuA respectively.
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Ciphy's Atk reduction from her skill was also important, as it helped to keep MorB in FuA range for much longer.
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Even her ult came in handy. While not the most effective cause you can't single out one target, it still allowed for concentrating AoE dmg into blast dmg, which helped push the fight. Using it whenever ready also helped to battery the rest of the team.
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The whole team is e0s1, except Tribbie who is e0s5 DDD.
Attached is my Acheron's current build in case it's relevant, but was wondering that now, with the addition of MorB and his defense shred, does that change Acheron's BiS relic set?
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Def shred gets stronger the more you have, so does MorB make Quantum her new BiS?
Personally I want her Verdict / Decimate to bleed over for a turn into the other mode. Would make her two different modes feel so much better to use if the buffs lingered for a turn after switching.
- Solenox Body
- Lillibelle Arms
- Eternal Form Legs
[Ba] - Freira Linda T2
[Ou] - Attentater T2
So I know before e2 Quantum Orb is better than HP orb for Cas. However, does that change with e2?
Normally Fribles is pretty accurate but idk what rotation they're using to calculate e2 dmg, since Cas's dmg rotation changes with e2 compared to e0/e1.
So yeah, which orb is better? Or if situational, what situations do each shine?
It seems like Firefox has a new feature that provides a free VPN in the browser itself. However, I'm not seeing anywhere that allows you to determine how your traffic is being routed (e.g. if you want it routed through Japan). Is the option simply not there cause the VPN is still a beta feature? Or is it hidden somewhere else in the browser settings?
It seems like Firefox has a new feature that provides a free VPN in the browser itself. However, I'm not seeing anywhere that allows you to determine how your traffic is being routed (e.g. if you want it routed through Japan). Is the option simply not there cause the VPN is still a beta feature? Or is it hidden somewhere else in the browser settings?