I'm not saying "True Strike shouldn't exist". I'm saying as it is, it's incredibly underbalanced and not worth spending two turns to cast one spell.

I'm all for build diversity, but if you want to guarantee your big spells land (you can still miss with advantage, btw) you might as well pick Divination Wizard and use a Portent. If someone wanted to use this cantrip and I was DMing, I'd adjust it to be more accessible.

I can only conclude that being on Lemmy causes transgenderism. JK, happy things are going well for you!

True strike is also a concentration spell, which means you can't use any other concentration spells and you have a chance to waste it if someone hits you.

It's also "advantage on one attack roll", meaning it has no effect on spell saving throws like Fireball, Ray of Frost, etc.

There's just a huge opportunity cost of taking it when you only get a few cantrips for the whole game

edit: Here are all the specific conditions for it

Brisket x Mister Beast

Thanks for the recommendation! I'm no purist so I'll definitely download some mods for it

I was reading about Daggerfall Unity (I think it was on Lemmy probably) but I haven't downloaded it yet. Has anyone tried it?

I don't believe they will, the team who made World is making Wilds. But I speculate that the "super move on a timer" style of attacks might make a return.

I'm hoping to see some switch skills anyway. Rage slash was so much fun.

"Great I'll put it in the bag of holding. How much is it worth? I rolled a 20, you have to tell me"

That seems like a really healthy opinion, lol. My most used weapon is sword and shield, and watching the gameplay change from base World->Iceborne->Rise has been like going from a Penny Farthing to a modern racing bike. I'm not super happy with how dominant the wire bugs are for armoring through moves and ignoring attacks but I'm optimistic that Wilds will do something different with them.

What kind of quests have disappeared from the new games?

Which Monster Hunter game did you start with? I like listening to old players gripe about how MH:W ruined the series for them. I haven't played any others but it was an awesome game for me.

Not sure that would jive with their traditional way of development but I'd love to see a game dev mecca show up in Japan

I looked up the company to see what they made. Nothing too crazy, VR games mostly. I Expect You to Die was a hit from what I remember.

edit: wiki link

In the unlikely event that I don't win, there's no point in being mad at my opponent. It was simply a skill difference. (I don't play games with shitty balance)

Current health, probably, since it's a play on one of Zeno's Paradoxes

Admittedly I haven't played it in, like, five years but when I did it only had banner ads in the pause menu

I say "gg" because it was fun. I had a good time.

Neko Atsume: Kitty Collector. You put down furniture. Cats sleep on the furniture. You get gold to buy more funiture, and the cycle repeats.

"don't yuck someone else's yum." words to live by.

interesting, but unless I get some grand awakening I'm probably not gonna be doing that

https://www.kotaku.com.au/2022/12/ultrakill-has-buttplug-support-now-if-thats-of-any-interest-to-you/

Wait competitive games too??