u/bringthelight2

How hard were Vashj and Kael'thas originally?

I never did them at level, were DPS levels lower due to different talents?

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Or because people just didn't have access to the resources we do now?

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Or the server worked differently (for example, the rifle off big bad wolf was BiS until Sunwell due to the server architecture at the time and something about clipping auto shots?)

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Or because they were new mechanics at the time, and now half the raid knows them already?

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Or because we were bad?

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Because there were a lot of 5/6 3/4 4/5 6/9 guilds back in 2007.

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u/bringthelight2 — 2 days ago
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War Within Season 1 was on a different level

Cleaning old video off my hard drive, it's so funny watching the recordings and piecing back together what must have happened. If there wasn't video of the final boss...it's cuz we didn't make it to the final boss.

--Siege of Boralus 3, wipe on Chopper Redhook

--Siege of Boralus 3, 8 minute long video of Hadal and Viq'goth, finish over time, all battle rezzes used, healer mana at zero, two people dead

(must have timed a key at some point, then:)

--Three videos of terrible wipes on Mistcaller in Tirna Scithe +5

--Video of completing Tirna Scithe +3

--Video of Surgeon Stitchflesh in Necrotic Wake +5 wiping us

--Video of City of Threads +3, healer can't keep the group up on Coaglamation

--Competing a 4 over time

--Completing a 3

--15 videos of an overtuned Heroic Nexus Princess Ky'veza slaughtering us with ease

...it was quite the season!

(And the fact that I only record when attempting something difficult, and didnt bother to record the forst four bosses in Nerub’ar Palace heroic but did feel a need to record +3 keys should give some idea of how wonky tuning was.)

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u/bringthelight2 — 6 days ago

Vegas Resident Looking for 1 GA, plan to attend Friday

Never been to EDC, looking to check out the action. Would prefer to walk in with the person I'm buying from if that is possible. I work Saturday and Sunday but may be willing to call off for a heavily discounted ticket.

Ideal seller would be someone who has a party member that can't make Friday. I believe to comply with the terms of this reddit I have to buy the 3 day pass then sell it back.

I'm very price conscious, I see some tickets going in the $400-$450 range but willing to negotiate and possibly throw in beer/water/food/transportation and maybe in very specific circumstances lodging.

I'm a 45 yo dude that kinda looks like Bill Gates, cross streets are Lake Mead and 95.

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u/bringthelight2 — 7 days ago

How stupid is this duct-taped monstrosity from a portable A/C unit to a bathroom exhaust?

https://ibb.co/60Rt5v9r

https://ibb.co/1tD2m9Bh

edit: it doesn’t work, I think the fan isn’t powerful enough and it makes the portable a/c vibrate

Having a lot of trouble figuring out how to keep the second story bedroom of this townhome cool, builders got sued for inadequate ventilation when the units were completed in the 90s.

Las Vegas

HOA won't let me have vents in the windows, and I'm renting so I don't want to drill if possible.

So the idea was that the intake would be the A/C in to the bathroom, and the exhaust would be the bathroom exhaust (with fan removed). But now I'm realizing that I don't know if the bathroom exhaust actually exits the building or if it just goes in to the attic....which ...wouldn't have an exit?

It's also occurring to me that the other hot air in the bathroom no longer has a way to exit...but...I never run the bathroom exhaust fan but when I take a shower the air still seems to exit.

If I have proof of concept I'll make a much tighter door out of plywood, and then somehow attach the intake hose to the A/C coming in to the bathroom.

Summary:

--Is the portable A/C fan powerful enough to send the hot air all the way up that hose?

--Do bathroom exhaust fans go to the attic or all the way out of the top of the townhouse?

--What would happen if I was trying to intake from the A/C in to the bathroom...but the A/C wasn't running?

u/bringthelight2 — 14 days ago

There are two perfectly insulated 12' x 12' rooms connected by a portable air conditioner.

If both rooms start at 80 degrees, and one room is cooled to 75 degrees, what would we expect the temperature to be in the room where the heat was vented?

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u/bringthelight2 — 16 days ago

My rental townhome in the Mojave Desert is in an HOA.

The builders were sued on completion for inadequate ventilation in the bedrooms. If it's 75 downstairs, it's 82-85 upstairs.

I have a portable A/C unit that is fairly large, and has separate input and output hoses.

If the efficiency of portable units is high, I could just set the unit in the door of the bedroom and input/output air in to the house. This sounds a little insane, but actually might not be totally insane because I can keep the house sealed for thermodynamic reasons and nothing can be viewed from the street for HOA reasons. And all I need to do is get a bedroom 10 degrees cooler.

But if the efficiency is low, that will just make my central A/C work a ton, and it would probably be better to build an insulating contraption that allows airflow in and out of the window...while being hidden around the corner. But this would create a couple inches of weird space where rain, noise, sunshine, etc. everything else are technically inside because the window is cracked open.

The third options are to input / output from either the attic or the bathroom exhaust.

(I do not want to set the A/C much lower than 75 because the central A/C is super loud and annoying.)

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u/bringthelight2 — 17 days ago

Two-story townhouse in the Mojave desert.

HOA.

Renting.

So the options are kinda limited, they already sent a letter claiming I can't have a "window A/C" unit even though only the vents were visible.

I don't have the specs on the unit, it was $750 at Lowe's in the summer of 2025, so it's fairly large and works well on a single bedroom.

Venting in to the attic would be simplest in some ways because then I don't have to make a contraption. My other option is to hide the unit's vents around the corner of the window with 2x4s, and then use a bunch of white curtains and insulation and nonsense so that nothing can be seen from the street. But the more the window is open the more bugs and possibly rain could get in, and I'd rather not have this weird space that is technically indoors but sort of outdoors.

I understand that if the input air is coming from the house I'm just blowing already cooled air out of the house...but the builders of these houses were sued for inadequate ventilation in the upstairs bedrooms when the units were completed in the 90s...I don't want to sleep on the floor in the living room again this summer. (If it's not obvious, I don't live with a woman right at the moment, so I do have some flexibility in that the solution can look super dumb and no one will nag me about it)

Even if venting to the attic isn't super efficient, if the input was the already cooled 81-85 degree air in the bedroom I only need to get the room to about 74 or so to allow me to sleep through the day. (I work nights.)

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u/bringthelight2 — 17 days ago

I've always heard there was but a cursory search said this was a myth.

If there is, I'd like very much to see the actual legal text with a link to the government website.

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u/bringthelight2 — 18 days ago
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Were only the sweatiest guilds even attempting her?

Although mythic alleria got hit by the nerf bat perhaps even harder this week, which fight is easier?

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u/bringthelight2 — 19 days ago