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I only buy the cakes and clocks.
Only buying Stars if i haven't unlocked uma yet.

please feel free to use mine for 2k rupies as well!

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Publicado originalmente por Funtime:

Publicado originalmente por The Sword Of Evil's Bane:

It isn't on yours either.

Even if it isn't, it doesn't help your statements

And it doesn't help yours either.

Publicado originalmente por JotaFOC:

Publicado originalmente por Mr.Schnitzel:

Exactly the same way they handled Payday 3. Hotfixes will take weeks, content updates will take months and with every update, they’ll implement the next gamebreaking bug. This will die a slow death in the months to come, like so many other poorly programmed cash grab shooters.

Why are people talking about PayDay 3? That's not a game developed by Tripwire

similar situation: Terrible release with poor optimization, server problems, lack of content on release, terrible support and work with the audience.

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Publicado originalmente por JAND:

the quote "Fight" for assets, is in a game. a digital game. 3 people cant travel around the world, nor ANYONE would to see your hearing in your imaginary little court. let me break it down.
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Real laws are more important than a platform's policies. If not I can report It to authorities and the platform or game may face charges for not following laws.

[Example: China removing roblox}

Publicado originalmente por E5hM4n:

Google translate couldn't even figure that out so there's no way I even have a remote chance. I see something about a dlc which, btw, this game doesn't even have, so no clue what's got you so upset OP. I hope you get it figured out, don't forget to breathe, and just calm down.

he is probably just high or something . couldn't even write a proper sentence lol he probably wrote something that he doesn't even know what he has written and where he has posted it .

Elderwood is a different animal, with heavy emphasis on grind. I suspect at times that the devs have created a "treading water" scenario in order to keep players busy while further plot elements are constructed.

Or maybe they've given up and grind is all we have to look forward to.

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Unlimited duration bleeding means that a successful hit pretty much guarantees a kill for Crock anyways; they'll keep bleeding while he shoots at them and/or follows up with DWS, an auto-tracking attack that gives him DR. Even if they manage to get him first through his ambush strike, the DWS, his DR, etc., then they'll be super low on HP and forced to spend time mending. This is also in a magic void where there are no other players who can spare a couple of bullets at the injured target.

Granted, it would be still better than an instakill with a big hitbox; he and Akaihime are the current 1v1 winners at anything outside of extreme sniper range... and he can use sniper rifles and DMRs.

As an aside, you basically suggested Dead By Daylight's incarnation of Spring Trap, whose throwing axe works the same way for constant aura information and healing complications.

There are more sandbox RTSes but it's a more niche genre.