Is 18% perfect base for 11-21 q8 ?
yes and no, on a gold yes, on a purple it can be 20%.
Is 18% perfect base for 11-21 q8 ?
yes and no, on a gold yes, on a purple it can be 20%.
Interesting. The possibility that, in terms of drop, chests are linked first and foremost to the monsters linked by them, before other skins not associated with the monsters in question (?)
Strange everyone's doing the same dungeon today.. Players greedy! ![]()
Today I saw Mr. Clean(-Value) IRL and it was exactly what I expected.
have we seen any Omnious Aegis (q7-8) (q9-q13) leadership inscr. ?
I've been up to 1000:
- When you have 0-999, the visual is very clear compared to 1000 (full).
- It's very clean and corresponds to the maximum 1000 platinum in storage.
But before that I think the priority is to unlock the storage tabs.
Who knows why I remembered this today?
Noticed something interesting about the Soulbreaker:
Can't figure out how to pull the cord on your lawnmower?
Instead of: New Items Drop Locations “innocent version”
We switched to: New Items Drop Locations "to get lots of armbraces!" (where is my money btch!*)
QuoteI got a Glacial Blade (Sword) today from Slaver's Exile in HM
Hi, merch. (More than half of these new, even perfect mods are worthless.)
Basically, apart from rumors, nothing.
I'm still looking for the UFOs and the yeti in GTA5 (...)
I knew this comment was coming, you were diagnosed and got better thanks to it and he got diagnosed and didn't.
No, I didn't get better after being diagnosed. ![]()
QuoteNot once have I ever talked about motivation, it is a matter of discipline to change habits, motivation is temporary and fleeting, not saying it's easy of course it's extremely hard and uncomfortable but since the diagnosis didn't improve his situation what's left to do ?
This doesn't change the limit that a patient can have with his or her illness and the limit of people who don't suffer from it. What he can do, as amateurs on this forum, we don't know. Motivating him to keep looking for it and not giving up is the only thing we can do. But by no means by living in denial and avoiding doctors.
Now this might sound harsh but if you think it is, please try to look for the deeper meaning behind my following statement : I do not believe in mental disorders like ADHD, depression, etc, the reason being that it would only take power away from me if I did believe them to exist, I’m not saying it’s not a thing, I’m just saying I refuse to believe in something that could open the door to excuses like « I am diagnosed of X so that’s why I struggle to do X » Having this belief system towards this subject is without a doubt a huge tool to manage my mental health and also what helped me achieve a balanced life, Now to be honest, I would probably learn more about myself and find spiritual solace talking to a tree in a forest for half an hour than to someone who might have a vested interest in me feeling a certain way.
The author of the subject has been diagnosed by professionals (hopefully competent ones, that's another subject...).
If you are diagnosed, avoiding telling yourself that you are diagnosed isn't going to help. On the other hand, you can disagree with a diagnosis and change doctors or do further research. At this level, it's understanding the disease that will help you, not avoiding a diagnosis.
I'm translating the text, so I may be mistaken about the meaning of what you said. But you can't tell someone who's been diagnosed that it doesn't matter and do without adhéquat treatment and believe they'll do better that way.
From your point of view, you didn't have a diagnosis (note, I'm not saying you needed one). If you don't suffer from a disorder, it's a question of motivation, of finding a balance in your life. On the other hand, if you have a real disorder(s), you can't necessarily get out of it with motivation.
That's what I tried to say in my previous post. Be careful when you talk about your own experience, if you haven't suffered from a disorder, and give advice to someone who has. Because you could lead them to believe that the only thing they lack is motivation. It's a big mistake not to make.
Drop only on an account linked to the edition: The 20th Anniversary Masterpiece Collection.
Any more info about it?
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and of course the elusive Glacial Blade
Drop only on an account linked to the edition: The 20th Anniversary Masterpiece Collection.
I was playing last night, the PC rebooted by itself (...) last chapter with this PC assembled in 2019, motherboard out of order (after 2 ram bars that had burned out in November, the GC in December, the power supply...). The news arrives tomorrow, build day in prospect, but not in GW, rather IRL. In short, after changing components, I've got a almost brand-new PC. See you tomorrow, have a good game!
(it was a crappy PC anyway. Glad I don't have it anymore)
Someone who has tested this in UW with heroes. No faster, no more damage, but the BIP is much less widely used. ->
Heaven's Arch, req. Smiting - Domain of Fear, Nightfall - Chest. (This item can be dyed, but no difference when applied to the skin).

Guild Wars Server Population & Player Count - MMO Populations
According to this website, this is the current players, based on the anniversary. 14K is a pretty decent count imo, for a game that hasn't released any real new content in over a decade.
5,727 is the average estimate of daily players.
how do they get their numbers?
Basically nothing precise..
QuoteWe measure two primary metrics: Reddit Subscribers and Reddit Active Users.
It would be so funny that nobody would drop it, becoming a legend and a rumor in the process. I saw a request at 1750a for this article.
The only clue in the wiki:
QuoteThe Glacial Blade is a sword, forged by the Norn in the fires of the Far Shiverpeaks
Without stirring the pot, we don't know how it was coded, and even less if an error/bug could see a skin with falls too low or in an exceptional situation (zone, monster, etc.). Who knows, an update in the near future will fix this or that drop problem.
Istan Shield very rarely falls, but also falls in torment. Out of +15k chests there, I've only seen it fall 2 times.
That's just Steam statistics, not gamers connected outside Steam. It also seems that the article was created to advertise the Steam store. But after the exodus of summer/fall 2012 it's always good to take.
Note that with enough human players in the game, the prices of some items are finally coming down. Not all, of course. But I like the fact that armbraces are only 30-35e right now and that ectos are also going down. This would be even more the case with a sales hotel (snif).
The new 5 x-professions wand wrapping mods are the easiest to obtain. There are only 4 different wand wrapping mods. These are the ones that should be the cheapest, but seeing kama US few people understand (or ignore this).
As someone who also suffers from psychological disorders (I won't go into detail on this), I think that in a subject like the one addressed here, we need to separate 2 elements:
- People who play too much, without having a predisposition, a fragility, which can lead them into a difficult situation.
- People who gamble too much and are prone, with their predisposition(s), to addictions in general. Be it drugs, alcohol, games in general (gambling, video games), etc.
Sharing or comparing these hours of play with people who are not affected by disorders or predispositions is equivocal. You can't compare ways of coping or changing course. What works for one person won't work for another.
I advise you to work in a group, with people affected by disorders identical to yours, under professional supervision. For ADHD, this is a recognized and basic approach.
Unfortunately, in this day and age, mental illness is a sign of ignorance on the part of people who don't suffer from it, and even of social rejection. It's also hard to find the “right” professionals, to get a diagnosis AND a reliable way out. In 7 years, I've seen it all, between bad diagnoses and the unbearable wait for the right verdict.
Personally, I have 2 ways of looking at things:
- The addictions I've managed to reduce. I understand that I abuse them anyway, so I've cut them back drastically, without this preventing me from having a balanced life.
- The addictions that I couldn't cut down and that were destabilizing my life balance. I had to stop them all, without exception. They put me in an unbearable “state”, either at the time or in terms of recovery.
After a long time, I managed to stop smoking, drinking coffee, cutting down on alcohol (at this stage, can you say I still drink?) and many other things. But it took several years. I couldn't have done it all at once.
I don't have a miracle solution, I'm just saying that it's possible to get out of it, but sometimes at the price of a heavy sacrifice. Having the strength to change, then, also comes down to the details, the unsuspected habits of life.
Good luck.