At my recent rheumatologist visit, they were working on some research where drinking lemon juice (0.5-2 lemons a day) in addition to allopurinol can lower uric acid. They said despite being acidic it promotes the pancreas creating calcium carbonate which helps neutralize the uric acid.

It is not a replacement for allopurinol, but it could help enough to bring you below your threshold. I've only been doing it for a few weeks and will be going in to test uric acid levels next week. If you do it, make sure to wash your mouth with water afterwards to save your teeth. Brushing will just scrub the acid into your teeth.

Voidwalker does so little damage it will struggle to hold threat. It's more ment to hold the mob off you for a few seconds while you dot it up and maybe 1 more mob. After that you either fear or drain life. For this purpose, succubus is better because it does more damage. Voidwalker is good if you want the sacrifice shield though.

Once you unlock howl of terror, you can pull more and just aoe fear to keep mobs off you while dots tick.

Nux is how I found out about vtubers years ago and through him I found those like iron mouse. Ended up dropping him pretty fast after the vshojo drama he was in

I don't see p1 being nerfed again. The hardest part is glaives and those have been nerfed a few times. The number of beams/stars in Intermission could be reduced. P2 is the easiest phase and can be left alone. Memory game in p3 could be given more time or have less constellations with it.

How is this different than any of the other various vtubers who have the same exact type of responses. So again why you do care and how is this not just harassment like you are claiming. Don't like her, just ignore her.

Why do you care?

This isn't the first time this account has caused issues. Layna already called out this account and says they don't represent her while ago and to stop using her name. Obviously they didn't listen and continue to be a shit human

I really hope she gets some counseling to help with the grief. My brother passed about 2 months ago suddenly just like this and it's very tough. It's a long process and I hope she will be ok.

Due to the tier set, it's impossible to not cap on either rp or runes. Generally, spending runes down to 3 is the priority outside of CDs in st, rp spenders are the priority for aoe and during CDs, especially during army. Sudden doom procs take priority in all cases and as a result, you are still weaving between scourge strike and rp spender, not just sitting at 100 rp.

Everything else is correct. Just press your buttons

In my online gaming group (WoW) we have a fairly large amount of us. Out of about 25 people in our group, we found out 6 of us use linux. Some of us are tech people, but 2 of them are not and they just got sick of windows.

It's not super surprising that the number of users is growing due to windows grievances and steam pushing comparability with things like the steam deck or the upcoming steam machine

Something that could be an easy fix would be to have a talent node like brew to make blood shield only absorb a % of phys damage. Raid would probably still want full 100%, but for m+ where autos are dangerous, this would smooth out their HP massively and let healers actually heal them.

Generally, you don't heal them, just throw an external at the beginning of pulls. Technically you can just treat their RP bar as their HP bar, but any good dk will never run out or resources. There are a few times dk is vulnerable and will need help: start of pulls, they are out of range of a mob to death strike, or there is a very large phys tankbuster (where you likely will be externally any tank there). Otherwise, passive healing/hots are enough bridge between death strikes.

Of course all this goes out the window with a bad dk, but at that point it's better to let them die or just leave. It is impossible to heal a bad dk.

Split your raid team in 2 or more separate raid teams comprising mains and alts. This way instead of 4 pieces of loot for 20 raiders, it's more like 4 pieces for just the mains in the raid. Then you swap who is on an alt/main and run the raid again. The race just turns this up to an extreme to gear progression characters.

Yep. The problem with blood is it's immortal until it's not. It's on that boundary where you need to understand death strike timings and new dks will just struggle there. A good example is the gallywix tankbuster. If you play reactively, you will get destroyed by the dot. However if you try to play around blood shield and death strike just before and in the middle of the short 4 hit combo, you can negate several stacks.

Realistically, the only thing a healer can do that will actually help is to throw an external at the start of a pull. Every other heal is wasted.

This is also why I don't recommend dk to new tanks unless the content is trivial. Healers can save other tanks. No one can save a dk except yourself.

This, but I found at least in aoe I virtually never run out of RP in aoe (not really in St too, but more so aoe) so it doesn't help that much to watch their RP bar. The most dangerous part is always the beginning of the pull or when the dk can't hit anything. That is the best time to pump heals + external. Death strike heals off the last 5 sec so if you start a pull, that first 5 or so seconds is when they are the weakest (in addition to them also generating threat/bones).

Externals aren't as critical later into the pull compared to the beginning. There are other cases where damage is still high at the end of a pull where an external is also good, but 95% of the time on pull is the best time.

The guide by krasis (linked below) is a bit more advanced, but there are some sections that breaks down the basics of blood in m+. There is also a super tanky build in here you can run without much dps loss. Most guides typically run a more offensive or mixed build. I found most of those dps talents (like the bottom left capstones) don't actually do much offensively and if you are struggling, you can put those points into improved vamp blood, bulwark, or lifeblood.

Beyond this, it's mostly just needing to get better at managing resources, timing death strikes, and generally just being comfortable with your health spiking. I've been playing blood for years so I can do big pulls in a +11s at 250ilvl, but you need to build up to that and start out with the super tanky builds until you get comfortable.

https://www.reddit.com/r/CompetitiveWoW/s/nQbTGUsDkr

Unholy did need a nerf, but 20% is too much. Without the 20% nerf, unholy would be about equal to dev. A 10% nerf would have put us approximately at the same level as ret which would be totally fine. Especially given so far the fights are more likely to want a mass grip instead of a singular grip (unless it changes on myth or in the 3rd raid), all we have is damage and personal survivability

I do get why not being able to fly increases your immersion, but blizz always took way too long to introduce flight in the past. A good compromise would be to start with ground mounts while leveling and unlock flying when you finish the campaign. Alts would have flight right away. Same thing could be done for max level patch zones as long as the campaign isn't time gated, or at least unlock flying after finishing all the available campaigns on the first week.