I play a Power Grenadier Scrapper when running with zergs. Most of the meta builds for this kind of scrapper insist that Sneak Gyro is the elite skill to go with. In my own testing, its effect is difficult to time with the movements of a zerg and gone way too fast. So, why is this a popular skill for Power Scrappers?
Same here. Yesterday, I had a moment of clarity, logged off, deleted RIF, and came here. That quickly, this is my thing, now.
Judging by what I saw on my last day on Reddit, he may be right.
Fewest known bugs.
We may look back in the not-too-distant future and be pretty happy that the angry, bitter, Reddit "thing" happened. An open-sourced, federated model is just healthier than what most of us were satisfied with, before. It took all this to make this mass migration possible.
I have a feeling that this is going to be a healthy migration, for me. Like, maybe the sort of person drawn to an open-source federated modding community is the kind of person that endorses a mod they keep using, and appreciates the work of the author.
That might just be the Lemmy honeymoon talking, but that's where I am right now.
I dunno. This is the energy that made me finally decide Reddit wasn't for me and work up the drive to give Lemmy a shot. My first 5 minutes here have been great!
Maybe if I'd already seen this post 50 times, I'd get where you are coming from, but for those of us that just got here, this is the energy that made it happen. Be patient while we acclimate.
FWIW, the people staying on Reddit kinda do, or did, impact us. Their apathy means that the community we've been a part of for years is not going to get better. They're why we had to go.
I do. I guess you "zerg" in Drizzlewood, too.
My build would be more of the "Good" (not Great\Meta) rating, but listed on the Meta build sites.
That has to be it. I'm actually a bit of a scrub player, so I was just wondering if it was awesome sauce if I didn't suck so much.