Hyperstrike

Just arrived on Prime. And let's face it. Stallone has ALWAYS been a frackin' superhuman. So it's not like this is a huge stretch. This is the story of a conflict between two superhuman brothers and the legend(s) it spawned. It's also a discovery that what we THINK we know isn't always true. And that, sometimes, the conflict of Good and Evil hits a lot closer to home . I enjoyed this. Hell, it's superhero fare right? It is, by NO means, perfect. Most of the shortcomings in the story are almost mandated by the budget and the need to maintain secrecy up until the end. Still. It's worth a watch.

"Not complaining BUUUUUUT!" The thing EVERYBODY says...right before they start complaining... 😉

It depends entirely on team makeup.

Welcome to EVERY POWER SET IN THE GAME.

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Well... Here's a few suggestions to get you started.

Three words. Cascading Defense Failure Without DDR, high-defense characters basically become glass cannons waiting to happen. Yes, if they ALSO have high Resist that takes a while. But if you are in combat and suddenly your defense goes from a floored 5% chance to hit to YOU GET A HIT! AND YOU GET A HIT! AND YOU GET A HIT! YOU ALL GET A HIT! It's a setup for WILD swings in performance and efficacy. This is why, on builds with no native defense (and no DDR), I generally caution people to treat it like ablative armor (the way Absorb shields are treated). Without that DDR, the ability to build high meaningful defense is crippled. As late game starts chucking debuffs hot and heavy. Additionally we start seeing increasing amounts of incoming damage from things OTHER than S&L. And, having done the "Piss 'em off and stand there" maneuver testing before. Yeah. It's pretty damn neat.

Some more ideas.

If you're that worried, flip from Ageless to Barrier. And/or Melee Core to Melee Radial.

Any port in a storm!

If you're operating beyond Incarnate Soft Cap and are utterly maxed out on Resists (as in ALL OF 'EM)...what do YOU think?

Both are the same build. Mo Minimum is the build is with Invincibility at 1 enemy and Hybrid and Rune turned OFF. It should handle 99.99% of content in the game. Mo Jacked is the same build with Invincibility maxed, plus Rune and a saturated Hybrid. It's for that OTHER 0.01%. You know...The CRAZY SHITTUFF.

Unfortunately, the game is the hypervisor (a parent screen encompassing everything happening inside it) for everything in it. There is, currently, no way to export the data to another screen/window/monitor. A second monitor WILL: Give you more screen real-estate to play with. So you can pull out the resolution of the game, play with your Window Scale and place things in a way that doesn't crowd you quite so much without turning everything so small you can't read it.

No. You toss them and then use them to cook the living *BLEEP!* outta things.

The Green Monster is kinda how you survive. And your rebuffing is how EVERYONE does mass damage As for anchors. This is why you target through a team lead. Plus, who needs anchors when everything's dead?

Again, run them in teams. You too will see the light...

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I STILL GOT IT!!! The fact that they're just 2 ends of the same build? GRAVY! So, 99% of the time, you're simply a world-beating badass. And, for that 1% of the time they toss two-or-more worlds at you? You press a couple buttons and BOOM! Your badassery knows no bounds! It should make you tough enough to survive the initial couple minutes of a fight. So when it drops, enough enemies should be beaten down enough that "Normal" mega-badass mode should carry you through. And if you're getting team buffs? MWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

And yes, I KNOW this isn't a "cheap" solution. I've seen WAY too many people try the "cheap" solution and get themselves burned. BADLY. Suddenly that data they "didn't really need" is irreplaceable. And do you know how much hard drive recovery costs?

You could PROBABLY get away with a it. But for data durability I don't recommend it. You're looking at a hard drive enclosure stuck on your router. It's generally bad engineering-wise. As you really have no way to MANAGE the setup. And you're always a single drive away from data loss. If you're looking to get something you can manage and use with a backup solution (network drives get EXPENSIVE to back up FAST), look at an actual NAS device. https://www.amazon.com/Synology-bay-DiskStation-DS218-Diskless/dp/B077PJX8TH Of you want to save a couple bucks, get the Play version, which isn't as upgradeable. https://www.amazon.com/Synology-Disk-Station-DS218play-Diskless/dp/B076G1G2ZT/ While the person who's experienced both "I've got my data backed up" and "What's in the box? WHAT'S IN THE BOX!!!", I shy away from 2 disk setups. It's still doable. Synology has a technology called Synology Hybrid RAID. Helps keep you from losing data and makes your setup expandable at a later date. Just by trading up drives. This makes the function similar to the old Drobos. Also, as I said, the cost and hassle of dealing with mapping network drives (most backup solutions charge you for CLOUD STORAGE, rather than just backup). With the Synology setup, you can actually mount your drive setup as a local drive through iSCSI. Meaning it appears like a local drive to the OS. So, for an online backup like Backblaze (can't recommend it enough), it simply backs it up like it's another drive in your system. So with SHR, you can start with a single drive, expand it to two later, and as I said, upgrade it down the road. And the management interface is web based and fairly straightforward.

Oh yes, and the build. Might have some tiny differences, as I screenshot the stats, then closed Mids and had to rebuild it.

Mo-Minimum. Mo-JACKED Psi hole? WHAT Psi hole?

Hit the beta server and try one of my "Mo Durable" builds.