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Feels like an odd choice for a game that's balanced for PvPvE imo.

Harry Potter and Starfield ain't worth your time mate

I think foxes are cool :)

Thankfully it's been many years since a Jake rubbed me any which way

This guy looks like a cartoon network character

Keep in mind this is theoretical, so assumes perfect setup + max damage rolls

Hasted sorcerer attacking a grouping of five enemies

• action 1: throw a bottle of water at them

• action 2: twinned spell Chain Lightning

• initial targets hit once, doubled for wet (80x2=160)

• each enemy aside from the initial two targets is hit twice, doubled for wet (80x2x3=480)

• (very) theoretical max damage of 640 for one spell slot and 6 sorc points

Meta it is not, due to the very specific use-case and the setup required, but it's a great opener or closer, and I pretty commonly hit +200/250dmg using this. Cleared every single ad in the >!Orin!< fight in one shot this way lol

Another fun build I just tried out in my friend's game

Paladin/tempest cleric

Moving parts are as follows

• Thunderous Smite (spell slot)

• utilize Destructive Wrath to ensure max damage roll on the thunder damage (channel divinity - short rest)

• use Luck Of The Far Realms to ensure crit (long rest)

• use Divine Smite on Crit for more booku bux (spell slot)

Haven't played w this one too much, for stats you'll want to dump CHA tho, weird for a paladin build but the important bits of this build don't involve the actual spell effects for paladin so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ in terms of efficacy though, at level 7 I did 120 damage in one attack lol.

Ain't never met a Jake that didn't rub me the wrong way

Since nobody else has said it, 'ship parts' is the item name, not referring to any specific parts. It's a general resource for on-the-fly ship repairs.

they all pander for their button clickers with similar carnival barker catchphrases to gather their little micro-boosts to raise their Tuber Rank.

People do what helps them make a living. I don't like it any more than you do, but you seem to be attributing way too much baggage to something that's no different to a street vendor hawking their wares at passerby. Times change, but people's motivation stays the same.

In what way?

Idk something tells me being black or gay or a woman or an American or Vietnamese man from the ages 18-24 wouldn't be too hot in the 60s but what do I know, we only have entirely unfettered access to historical documents from the time.

I mean most people in adult spaces aren't really discussing YouTube and who they subscribe to lol. But it's a useful feature to tell the algorithm "hey, show me when this channel uploads a new video please"

I think you're really over thinking it in regards to the 'culture' most well-adjusted adults don't think about the people they subscribe to on YouTube as anything other than cool creators whose work they want to follow.