Wintercat

You're only lvl 11, and so running training enhancements. The end redux reduces a pittance. You'd be better off slotting all accuracy until you can begin getting DO's at lvl 12. After all, misses use as much end as a hit, and hitting more often means enemies go down faster, meaning less end used. Also, Lightning Field is a HUGE end hog for very little return in teams of damage.

Welcome home!

Any games I might have heard of? I'm heavily into inie games, parlour larps, black box, free-form, Nordic Larp...

Other than playing with my daughters, I play, GM and design Black Box LARPs, freeform games and table-top games for children. Also, I read a lot, love cooking, stuff my own sausages (10 kilos takes me a couple of hours, it's a lot easier than you'd think) cure and smoke my own bacon, and I'm on the board at a community theatre, mainly as the cook, although I do have the fancy title of "head of repetoire".

In my experience, if end drain were to have an effect, it would mean I defeated the enemies too slowly.

It did, yes. Slow animation, but I didn't mind because it looked cool.

You can certainly do this. On a character where you've set up the windows how you like them, go to options and click every "Save" button you can find. On the new character, go to options, and click every "Load from file" button you can find.

Well, if war destroys infrastructure, you can have all the knowledge in the world and still lack the tools to actually use that knowledge to create advanced tech.

I can't say that I've run into the problems described by the OP. That's not to say it doesn't happen, just that I've been fortunate not to experience it. My experience has been people going out of their way to be helpful, sending tells complimenting costumes and generally acting like the do-gooders their characters are supposed to be.

Not to mention a Fire/Dev blaster 🙂

May I just say I LOVE the format of this post with slotting suggestions?

Congratulations! I remember you from the old boards (unless someone stole your name).