Hyperstrike

If you're running a 12th-gen Intel processor, there are some optimizations in the thread schedule to eake out more performance by appropriately scheduling the "efficiency" and "performance" cores. Note: If you're on an AMD Ryzen-based system, the new scheduler ain't great. Seriously though, while I like new tech, with Microsoft OSes, prefer to wait AT LEAST two major quarterly patches BEFORE I'll even consider putting it on anything other than a VM. If I'm not due for a major OS reload, I can wait quite a while. There's, quite literally NOTHING in Win11 that's "must have" outside of the aforementioned 12th Gen + Scheduler stuff.

"Why have you been level 10 for 60,000 hours of play?" Well....

No. I have no fluffers in my stable. 😉

As someone who's been doing Rush the Rikti for 12-13 years, and leading for about 10... I'm just gonna disagree. Now YES, it's gotten EASIER since 2012 or so. But I've done single-team raids. And some of the issues with the raid have always been engine-related. With SCORE, it was found that some updates would unwind stability changes in the raid, leading to mapservs and client crashing. There were also problems with the League interface and with buff sending causing more client traffic than the client could handle. Hence the suggestions to turn off buff sharing for yourself, your team and your pets. Also, several mapserver optimizations since the inception of HC have MASSIVELY stabilized the raid, with occasional burps and poots.

I dunno. All of MY alts are here to *BLEEP!* you up!

Fighting Batroc the Leaper? MA. Fighting just about anyone else? StJ.

Basically the game has issues at pretty much anything more than 1920x1080. Things like clicking the primary and secondary colors in the costume creator gets wonky. Base editing is almost undoable. I'm running at 6480x3840.

Depends. Enough heat and you simply turn the water to steam. Ever see water flash that way?

It takes careful, split-second timing...

"If you strike me down, I shall become more powerful than you can possibly imagine..."

Carp Melee OR GTFO!

My signature says it all.

Do yourself a favor. Portal Jockey and Atlas Medallion. Also... Me fiddling to give you ideas.

What you wanna do if you're looking for "Durable", look to go almost pure Resist, and toss a tiny slathering of Defense on there. It'll help offset giant alpha-strikes, then, if it gets Debuffed you just balls your way through on straight Resist. Here's a build just to give you ideas about some of what's possible.

AV: I shall mash you all int*COUGH*COUGH*AUUUGH!*SIZZLE* FR1: Look out for the....AV FR5: What AV?

Bah, just bring 7 fire/rads with you. Roomba Of Death.

For things like /windowscale NAME 1.50? I know for the various trays. The main 3-tray interface is /windowscale tray First tray after that is Tray1 And so on and so forth.

Except the Cyberpunk execution was...laughable. The first Matrix film was enjoyable.

And here's an example of a Mo Durable type build. Again, just an example, could probably be tweaked for better synergy, stats, etc. In full "up" mode (Rune running) the only differences between you and a Stone Tank is literally lower HP and Regen but higher Damage output.

Here's a basic example. Not claiming this is the toughest. Not claiming it is the best. Just saying that it performs very well when stuff's busting it's butt to kill you.

Look up my Invuln Framework thread. Grab the Brute template. Fill it in. Nigh-upon godhood ensues. If you don't mind giving up the Recharge, look up my "Mo Durable" build. If you get yourself familiar with the Framework build, adapting the Brute Framework template to a "Mo Durable" is straightforward.

Some people find flash, and pop, and bling, etc, etc to be the greatest thing EVAR! I'm a MUCH bigger fan of the best customization of all. STABILITY!

I am so against this I have to suggest a new type of Defense. /jrangered Defense...

I didn't say "going for defense". Because they obviously didn't. I'm saying that greater (not perfect) Defense is one of the desirable side-effects of Agility. The Charged Armor complements the Defense with better Resistance. Makes the build much less prone to "eggshelling" from anything that can reliably crack Defense.