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Need help, can't defeat Guardian Blade in Fearless

Hey guys, would really appreciate some advice from veteran clorinde mains. I'm stuck trying to beat the Guardian Blade boss in fearless - every time, she survives with a sliver of hp left. If I had time for just 1 more rotation I could beat her, but right now it's not possible for whatever reason. I've probably attempted 20 times by now.

My DPS with my current Clorinde team is around 90k-95k.

Is this to be expected from this team and build? Am I screwing something up? What can I do to improve it? I usually use symphonist of scents on chev and fav sword on bennett, but for this boss I figured I should run fav lance to get chev's burst back quicker.

I don't think my Clorinde's build is the issue here... I mean I guess I don't have much atk% substats but I think at this point it would give diminishing returns to keep minmaxxing her artifacts

Fischl might want more critrate, about 80%? But I can't really fix that immediately because this is my only golden troupe set

Chev should be fine as is? I heard people use scroll on her but I have don't have any.

I'm assuming switching Bennett out for Durin will improve my team DPS by a lot. Unfortunately I don't have Durin or Nicole yet, but how much of an increase could I expect?

What else could be the issue? The only other things I can think of is high ping (160-180ms) lowering my dps, and switching sapwood blade for skyward sword on bennett could help a bit (need to level it up first).

I can get C3 in a couple days, which will probably give me the boost to beat the boss, but I feel like I might be doing something wrong and wanted to ask what I could improve so that I don't let it hinder the team's performance in the future.

u/Top-Negotiation-2807 — 14 days ago
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TIFU by paralyzing my leg for almost a month

This happened almost a month ago, and I'm still recovering from this.

Recently I got into a depressive slump, and all I've been doing was playing video games, studying, and job hunting online from my desk. I'm a college student soon to graduate.

For almost a month, I pretty much stopped cooking, going to the gym, going for walks/cycling, and generally being a healthy person. Literally had my ass planted in the chair 16 hours a day, sometimes laying down to video chat with my girlfriend

Over time, my posture got worse and worse, and I started sitting on my chair with my left leg compressed underneath my butt, almost like I was trying to sit criss-cross on the chair. Not sure why I started doing this. Most of my bodyweight was concentrated on my ankle/shin.

Coincidentally, I had to renew my mattress during this time, so I had to sleep on a mat on the hardwood floor for a few days. I sleep on my left side, so my left leg was compressed between the hard floor and my weight. This was the fatal mistake.

Apparently, when your nerve gets compressed too much for a long period of time, it gets damaged and basically deactivates. I went to the doctor, and he said I had peroneal nerve neuropathy - basically, if the nerve under your knee gets compressed too much, it deactivates and your leg effectively gets paralyzed.

I couldn't feel anything underneath my knee for almost 2 weeks, and I could barely move my ankle and toes. Except I could still feel pain. It was painful because I also sprained my ankle from trying to walk on my paralyzed foot before I realized how bad it was.

Even worse, it seemed like the nerve that controls my calf muscle also got damaged, so I basically had no control over my calf. Which meant the achilles tendon had to bear all of my bodyweight when I tried to walk a few times. So I had an inflamed achilles tendon as well - which meant my entire leg under my knee was completely f*cked up for over two weeks

Eventually it got better after taking nerve recovery medicine, and now I just feel like I have a regular sprain and can't walk normally (which still sucks).

TL;DR: Got peroneal nerve neuropathy from bad posture and sleeping on the floor. The lesson - don't sit on your leg and don't skimp out on a mattress. This was such a stupid mistake that cost me a month for no reason but I learned my lesson lol

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u/Top-Negotiation-2807 — 26 days ago

She is so visually pleasing

I’m probably biased because I’ve been intrigued by the Tsaritsa ever since I started playing when Dragonspine came out, but imo she is one the best designed anime style characters ever. Everytime there’s new art of her, I’m awestruck, and when the ones I’ve seen before come up on my screen, I take a couple seconds to marvel. She looks so elegant but also has a cold, dangerous aura. Fit for the ice queen. When they show a cutscene of her throwing her spear at the climax of the story I might just BLOOM

I think I need to go touch grass

u/Top-Negotiation-2807 — 1 month ago