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Yes. There are better options for more experience but the concentration of targets in AE can be tough to beat. also "There are several ways a player may boost their character's experience gain:" A character that has accrued Patrol Experience will receive a 50% boost in XP until the Patrol XP runs out. The START vendors in Atlas Park, Mercy Island, and Nova Praetoria offer various experience boosters as a gift from the game developers Certain temporary powers https://homecoming.wiki/wiki/Patrol_Experience https://homecoming.wiki/wiki/S.T.A.R.T. https://homecoming.wiki/wiki/Experience https://homecoming.wiki/wiki/Arachnos_Agent_Badge https://homecoming.wiki/wiki/Experience
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wait.. Singularity as in black hole? or A hypothesized singularity of infinite density before quantum fluctuations caused the Big Bang and subsequent inflation that created the Universe. or Point of uncontrollable and irreversible technological growth, resulting in unforeseeable consequences for human civilization. @Snarky
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Doors are a challenge. Selectable objects as well. We can use something like slash command /interact to "Interact with an object or entity in front of the player using a keyboard key (equivalent to left-click on object)" Teleport can be done with binds with good success.
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Refining preference over time you'll get it how you prefer. I do ramp up the turning speed. Menu > Options > Controls > Control Sensitivity > Turning (set to 400) These are super helpful: R3 = Next Target (allows cycling through targets) L3 = Nearest target (resets the cycling to the nearest target) For the thumb sticks there is some nuance. I don't do 'wasd' on the left, only 'ws'. Reason: A lot of the tunnels have a little jog left and jog right which are easier to strafe than turn. Left thumb-stick Forward Back Strafe Left (not turn) Strafe Right Clicking or Pushing it = Nearest target Right thumb-stick Forward = Look Down Back - Look Up Turn Left Turn Right Clicking or Pushing it = Next target Helpful wiki link; https://homecoming.wiki/wiki/The_Players'_Guide_to_the_Cities/User_Interface/Options_Window
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Fix confirmed.
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Using a controller.. I use a PS2. The Logitech's are similar. A stalker might be a good fit. Take placate. You'll be hidden until you don't want to be hidden and Placate makes it so you can hide again. 1-8 noted below correspond to tray positions 8 is usually my build up spot on tray 1 and hasten on tray 2 X = Jump L3 = Nearest target R3 = Next Target Directional ^ = Follow Directional < = Switch Tray (I just use this for tray 1 now) Directional > = Switch Tray (I just use this for tray 2 now) Directional v = Cancel Power Select = Map One stick is for movement the other is to look around (I flip the look up/down opposite of the default)
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One could suggest employing high level verbal sparing or a quick wit paired with tongue n cheek sarcasm to fend off those wielding pitchforks and torches. As a further reference: Necromancy - Time Manipulation Mastermind - Necromancy - Time Manipulation.mxd credit: @Snarky
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Details could help illuminate your situation. Without them..
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ooo.. I think the baby said @Snarky
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@TheMoneyMaker the feathers and hood work real nice.. might steal.
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Oooo Bowie. Very concise, no word salad wall of text needed.