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Oprindeligt skrevet af Lowbei:

Oprindeligt skrevet af Anslag:

Guys, the problem isn't the difficulty, because after playing for two years I'm getting by a little. The problem is that you go beyond the level described by assoluto, which says 3 extremis at a time. Last night on obelisk, in two different games, I saw 6 and a terminus.
Then, just write that someone has to die and we can accept it, but I'm sure it's a bug, because if it weren't, it's just mental illness.

the game has been out for less than 1 year, and absolute is fine and cleared easily by skilled players every single day.

lower the difficulty if struggling.

I actually play it on that difficulty, but since the last patch, this problem has been recurring frequently, especially on some maps. It happens to me at least once a day, and yesterday it happened twice in a row on Obelisk. If this is a bug, okay. If not, they'd do well to rewrite the difficulty settings, because having six wizards and a Brute at the start of an operation twice in a row isn't fun.

Lmaooo "You are done, it's time to go home"

yes please!

I've been maining the DB since like season 2-3 when they ruined the LH1 and I'll tell you it's one of the most fair weapons and also one of the hardest weapons to do well with, it's almost as bad as the dagger. It does like 25 damage at more than 5 feet, hell it will do 25 damage at less than 5 feet if your crosshair isn't PERFECTLY center mass on your target. There is almost a full second delay between both shots, and if you push a heavy you have to get right in his face and land both shots perfectly or you're 100% dead, if you already didn't die before your second shot. I will constantly kill people on repeat with it, and then they will switch to it thinking it's easy kills since I killed them seemingly so easily, they will then die 5 more times and switch back to a gun they can use, because it's not that easy.

hey please play with me for a while?

Nice Game, bute fatigue Rate is climbing much to fast. There is barely eneogh time to do the easiest tasks. Please make it possible to reduce fatigue or stop it completly. I fell to sleep before I get used to the Plant. Then I fell to sleep and everything is wastet. Consider to give the options, to play without fatigue.

Correct me if i'm wrong but... Dosen't every player have every flag of the available posted by blizzard ever since the dawn of overwatch?

Also OP, Overwatch is all about inclusivity. You don't have to equip the israeli flag if you don't want to. Same with most Pride Flags/Icons/Player Banners. They are there, but you don't have to interact with it if you are not into being gay.

Oprindeligt skrevet af + hadji:

Well, y'all edited and/or deleted some posts, so now the comment doesn't have context. Doesn't work well without the context.

Without getting detailed, it was a reference to bait. Apologies if the vagueness is problematic, but it is intentional.

Naa, we weren't editing comments. Someone was reporting them and they were getting deleted.

Oprindeligt skrevet af TagTagSkip:

Inspired by your "dual backup" concept, I looked into how the twin trope is used in mystery and detective fiction. There are Edogawa Rampo’s 1924 short story The Twins, the Tape Murders case in the Korean drama Special Affairs Team TEN, and Ken Follett’s novel The Third Twin—all compelling examples of how twin identities can create layers of deception and suspense.

Then there are the two spare keys: one held by the Sacristan, and the other by the Superior. I recall someone pointing out that when the Superior opened the cell, she didn’t lock it with the key afterward, which could be significant.

Here’s a neat connection: Edogawa Rampo’s pen name honors Edgar Allan Poe—and Poe himself wrote a short story, William Wilson, that deals with doppelgängers and identity. We might also explore the relevant entries on TV Tropes for further inspiration.

Moira’s hair dye—used to cover her natural color—raised early suspicions of a setup in Volume One. This fueled a wild theory: Catherine faked her death and is impersonating her Irish compatriot Moira now. (Only Moira and Eustace saw the body at the scene. But could everyone else, who knew Catherine intimately, really be fooled?)

The conspiracy is related to Edward IV. At that time, Edward IV had a "binge and purge" habit, and the ambiguous cause of his death provides a fictional space (in the prologue conversation, one person says, "Kill the bloody king of England"). The gentleman in the original text says, "The king’s…habits…make him a plush target." This also aligns with the scene of a dog vomiting.



Next, I will quote my previous posts in other threads as a summary of my personal viewpoints at this stage.
We should avoid losing sight of the bigger picture by only focusing on the details. The key lies in the author’s repeated emphasis on the manuscript's author and cover, as well as the two swords' inscriptions that everyone has mentioned. Urim and Thummim:

אוּרִים וְתּוּמִים (Urim vəTummim).

The main issue is the subject matter of the 'historical novel' itself. After finishing the last chapter of Volume Two, I find the foundation of the entire story to be shaky, much like Eustace's pile of books. The narrator's narrative in the manuscript has also devolved into a mystery that confuses reality and fiction. I hope that the nested metafiction does not detract from the story's brilliance.

The problem I have with the Catherine = Moira theory is that everyone in the convent has made it clear repeatedly that Catherine was involved with everyone directly at some point because she had the habit of involving herself with people and her interest in something and then ditching them the moment she found something else to get into. So how would she fake being Moira without anyone else going "Hey.....doesn't she kinda look a LOT like Catherine?" UNLESS what Wiggly Squish pointed out is true and they're actually twins masquerading as just Moira which explains why we never see her hair except when she chose Hedwig she's got blonde strands in the baths. But if they're twins, why didn't anyone notice? Unless Catherine went out of her way to hide it. I'm willing to accept the possibility that they're both pretending to be the one person, if anything. Maybe that's why Moira randomly wanted to cook when Darcy went MIA. Catherine, as Moira, randomly had one of her *Oh this looks neat!* moments and decided to try out cooking. The Real Moira might've thought "Oh I don't wanna mess with Darcy's space." maybe but Catherine would've gone for it? I dunno, I'm thinking out loud here.