High end players can look at the inspect screen of mags they picked up during a raid and look inside the mag from above to see which bullet type is in it. Is there any tool to teach you which bullet types it is.
I would like to have a layout that contains all the buff buildings for the needs of all levels of population, to manage fire health and happiness stats too, in an optimal layout that builds towards future unlocks as it progresses so minimal moving/deleting is required.
If that does not exist, I'll make it myself, but need the range + range increase per road type of every buff building for that.
Is this a good couplet? Reflectivity scan.
I am an Emerald player and made a new build for Viktor mid (only if enemies are relatively squishy and/or you are the sole AP champ on your team):
Ludens
Gluttonous boots
Shadow flame
Storm surge
Raba
Hourglass / void / cryptbloom / lich bane
Why it's good: lots of flat armour pen, huge amount of AP damage and burst, which works really well with going in and out during team fights while you wait for your CD's. You may think: "this build is such a glass cannon build!" And indeed it is, but the gluttonous boots give you a lot of omnivamp while also allowing you to deal roughly the same amount of extra damage that the sorc boots would grant you with this build. You heal a huge amount with them, in a recent game I healed 30% more than a fed Darius did that game. This really helps you survive despite being a glass cannon, and nearly makes you as safe as a cosmic drive liandry's would do, while dealing a fuckton more damage.
Of course, burst damage that could instantly kill you without getting the chance to use your spells to heal it all back is something you need to avoid with this build. That does require you to anticipate high threat enemies better, so spacing is a vital skill you need to be somewhat good at in order for this build to be effective.
I'm looking for people around my ELO or higher to test this build and report their findings. How did it feel for you? Do you see any optimalisation s?
Edit: I routinely do the most damage in the game with this build and sometimes do more damage than their adc and midlaner combined.
My manager once asked me to work on a case with a new senior that came into our firm. I contacted her, but she said she'd do the work by herself. A few months later I found out that she told my manager that I refused to work with her because of billable hours. I luckily was able to show him my Teams messages. She later left the firm for another job, so luckily I don't need to deal with her anymore. But has anyone here ever found themselves in a vipers pit like that? How did you deal with it?
I also noticed that when you are a junior, you have to be extremely cautious with how you communicate to medior/senior colleagues, especially when you have particular insights that they do not. I learned that only some people will appreciate it. I would recommend to first scope out whether your lead is receptive to any input from you, before giving input. Fellow juniors, did you also experience this?