u/TheManWithNoClue

How come the priestess was so easy on standard difficulty? In my opinion it was much easier than boss 2, who beat my ass several times with his fast attacks and relentless pressure.

I took priestess down in four posture breaks out of which the first was used to just hitting her rear leg because I didn't realize she exposed herself from the front. I almost died due to dodge canceling my healing potion, not because the boss itself dished out a ton of damage. The only challenge rose from taking chip damage through parries, forcing a heal every now and then, otherwise it was a piece of cake, although I appreciate the incorporation of crushers' bubble mechanics into the boss fight. Otherwise quite an anticlimactic ending for the story so far.

After typing but before posting this I googled what others had to say and I'm confused how so many say it's an unreasonable difficulty spike. Have I accidentally minmaxed a meta build or something?

Hello!

I had my tyres changed from studded winter tyres to summer tyres in April. I know winter tyres usually have a specific rotation direction, but my summer tyres are inside/outside tyres where the tyres can apparently rotate in any direction as long as they're installed on the rim correctly.

When I had my tyres changed the lads pulled the summer tyres from the trunk (on their own rims) in a random order and put them under in equally random places. Ever since the car has occasionally felt a bit shakey to drive and I wonder if the tyres can have anything to do with it.

If say a tyre that been on the left side gets swapped with one from the right side, can uneven tread wear cause the car to feel occasionally shakey in motorway speeds? If so, is it safe to let them be where they are and hope they get "worn-in" and sort themselves out eventually?

Note that I don't know where each tyre was originally. They're relatively new, as I bought them last August and had them under for just a couple of months before winter came. I don't recall them feeling shakey then so that's why I suspect the tread wear may be somewhat uneven.