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  1. They functionally ARE Roar. For whatever reason Roar counts as Faction Damage instead of its own separate multiplier
  2. The Twin Gremlins have definitely not been nerfed. Neither has that Riven you're using Something changed in the rest of your loadout. And the most likely culprit is the Relay Blessing expiring. One possible relay blessing is +25% damage on all weapons, which is what you're losing
  3. First step would be to assign a couple missing Signature Bonuses, such as the Euphona Prime and the Afentis (and creating the Euphona Not-Prime while we're at it)
  4. That implies it has any lore at all. Even the wiki can only say that the Helios "appears to be of Corpus origin" but with no confirmation (yes I know it came from the Energy lab; however the Acrid is a Grineer weapon from the Bio lab, so i see nothing wrong with a Tenno sentinel in the Energy lab)
  5. A Murmur Lich should just be Wally challenging us, and the devs should just drop it with absolutely no announcement or showcasing. Just one day, bam, we have it and Wally is taunting us about it
  6. Isn't that the free song that comes with the Somachord anyway?
  7. Especially since Cambrion Drift is tied to the Heart of Deimos quest which only really makes cohesive sense after Second Dream
  8. This is what Fomorians and Razorback Fleets used to be. Each mission completion dealt a tiny bit of damage to the Fomorian or to the Fleet Wanna know why they stopped? Fomorian health was well-balanced, but the first Razorback Fleet died in less than 12 hours. So fast, most players couldn't participate. DE quintupled the next fleet's HP, and that one still died in less than two days. So now both Razorbacks and Fomorians are set to auto-decay. Yeah, we used to have your idea in the game and we were STILL too good and we had to take it back out (There was also the original version of the Acolytes, but I'm not sure that counts. They had a total HP bar in the trillions, but they would flee after a normal boss HP bar of only 500,000 damage)
  9. I'm sort of summarizing. In chapter 4, Dracula kidnaps a baby because he's low on blood (and when the mother finds out, Dracula sics a pack of wolves on her). Later in chapter 18, Van Helsing digs up the attendance records of Scholomance -- a school of magic said to be run by the devil himself -- and finds pretty much Dracula's entire family on the roster
  10. Vampires get more interesting the further back you go. Twilight gets all the blame but frankly I think they were already on the way out after Blade. Going backwards you get cool stuff like Vampire The Masquerade where vampires built entire crime families who can influence the world powers; Count Dracula sacrificing babies to the devil before turning into a metaphor for Victorian era sexual repression (and also tuberculosis); and when you go back to medieval folklore they're basically "Zombies: Hardcore Edition" I know the rhetoric lately has been "Mesmer Skin op, plz nerf" but I'm glad someone else recognizes the Felarx is just ridiculous
  11. The Infestation doesn't really track to any of the real life Biological Kingdoms. No fungus, no bacteria, no virus in a way real life immunologists would recognize... Instead, it's heavily implied to be nanobots: Silicon and silicone are different things (you would not want silicon breast implants), but otherwise yes this is definitely a possibility, because one of the infestation's possible mutations is metal skin (seen in Warframes, Panzer Vulpaphyla, and Carnis units). It should be noted however, that the Infested are not exclusively silicon-based, and will happily consider the host's carbon-based flesh as part of the new creature Lastly I should note some Infested units have "fossilized" as their flesh type. Taken literally this means their flesh has started rotting away and been slowly replaced with other minerals (in real life these "other minerals" would be silicate soils)
  12. In the past I was totally down for more snakes and monsters and the like Then I had to fight THESE bastards. Be careful what you wish for, eh?
  13. Almost certainly the appearance The thing about Oberon is he's a paladin wearing a druid skin. His moveset has got all the paladin staples, down to literally Smiting Evil, while his dress sense is 100% druid, being the hooved nature guardian And I for one am curious what the inversion would be, the armored holy knight with druidic magic instead
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