u/Ztepi

Hello all. As far as I remember, this Monk build with the Angelic Crucible power was really strong in season 34; it was the go-to choice in the 4-man meta, and we were always trying to find a Monk for XP farming, so I decided to play it for the first time this season.

Right now I die a lot, but this is expected I guess; I barely completed a level 90 Greater Rift. My question is, can this build solo push Greater Rift 150, or is this just a group play build that requires a Zbarb and ZDH alongside it to complete higher Grs?

I know it is inferior to the bell variant, but it is actually quite fun to play, and I want to complete a GR 150 with it if it is possible.

Are there major differences between the solo and group variants? It seems the Maxroll build suggests ideas only for the solo push variant, but I do not think some choices are relevant for the 4 man group variant as well.

Any general tips regarding gems, items, skills or general gameplay are welcome as well, because I am clueless at this point, haha. Thanks in advance.

Since the latest patch, in every single QM game there is an Abathur. And I just checked the numbers; today I played 11 games, and in every game there was an Abathur on my team. And in 5 games, the enemy team had an Abathur as well.

Do I really have to do this? I don't hate Abathur, but I just want to play a certain hero in a normal way. That's why I'm in quick match. I just want to play a normal game. Do I really have to adapt my gameplay in every game to help my Abathur? This hero really changes the gameplay a lot, and I just don't want to do this every time.

Why is it so hard for me to have a bland game, where we have 5v5 gameplay with normally present heroes? I don't think this is very enjoyable for the enemy team either.

Guys, please, you had your fun since the latest patch, now lets try other more traditional heroes, because i am sure that the game will be more fun for the other 9 people this way.

Hi everyone, I am a 34-year-old male (171 cm, 75 kg, BMI 25.65) who smokes cigarettes and consumes alcohol 2 to 3 times a week. I visited the hospital primarily due to heartburn that had been persisting for 3 to 4 days, with no other associated symptoms. During the visit, I underwent a cardiovascular check-up consisting of a blood panel, blood pressure measurement, and a treadmill exercise stress test (EKG).

​My blood pressure measured 119/84 mmHg. My blood test results show an hs-Troponin I level of <10 ng/L, fasting glucose of 87 mg/dL, triglycerides of 104 mg/dL, and HDL cholesterol of 40 mg/dL. My total cholesterol measured at 284 mg/dL and my LDL cholesterol measured at 187 mg/dL.

​My exercise stress test lasted a total of 8:17 minutes (6:05 minutes exercise, 2:00 minutes recovery). The test reached a peak workload of 290 W, a maximum speed of 5.7 km/h, and a maximum incline of 20.0%. My peak heart rate was 133 bpm (134% of expected value), and the achieved MET value was 13.5. The cardiologist marked the test result as negative for ischemia, with stable ST-segments on lead V5 across rest, peak effort, and recovery.

​Considering these specific numbers, I would like to ask how an LDL level of 187 mg/dL is typically managed in a 34-year-old individual presenting with isolated heartburn and these test parameters, alongside smoking and alcohol habits. I am interested to know whether lifestyle/dietary interventions or statin therapy are generally prioritized at this LDL threshold, and whether additional testing like ApoB, Lp(a), or CAC scoring is recommended.

Are they really that fun to play? Am I missing something?

Because "Random Damage go brrr" Naz and "I will carry this game, I am the mastermind" Abathurs really seem unsuccessful at their goal in my games.

Or am i to blame here?

What is going on?

First of all, I'm really sorry for the low-effort post, but I wanted to share this during my first hour in beautiful Brussels.

Well, I've visited Belgium maybe more than 10 times, and this is the first time I'm experiencing something like this.

My friend picked me up from Düsseldorf Airport, and we made it to Brussels in two hours, which felt like an eternity (his car has broken air conditioning, so we had to open the windows under the sun).

Is this normal June weather here, because I'm literally breathless and avoiding panic attack episodes with effort, hahaha.

I sometimes complained about the bad weather and rain in this city, and I withdraw all my complaints. I need some cool, breezy summer rain right now, haha.

I'm from Turkey, by the way, and I only experienced weather like this where I can't breathe in Dubai.

What is going on?