q-p | From Ashes

[learntoplay]

Enjoy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iaOEiGNL8P8

[Rising_Cold]

that ending

nice vid paddy, you attract lots of resits tho poor you

[pieceofmeat]

Originally Posted by Rising_Cold

that ending

nice vid paddy, you attract lots of resits tho poor you

He got nerfed for sure.

[learntoplay]

Originally Posted by Rising_Cold

that ending

nice vid paddy, you attract lots of resits tho poor you

Originally Posted by pieceofmeat

He got nerfed for sure.

Eh, I got some resists myself, like resisting that barbs kick (fpj), but it does balance out the bow5 through sotw haha.

Thanks for watching. Too lazy to grind to 60 just yet, but I'll have better defence then.

[Lebeau]

Nice laid-back pop tunes makes the vid-violence somewhat surreal or perhaps ironically juxtaposed (but then again, I'll never get used to purist 100%-screams death metal ... or ... same 4 bars of 'music' over & over & over with unsung-lyrics rap ... nope, just can't, no-can-do), so thank you from the oldster we-like-our-songs-sung generation, Paddycakes. Hmmm, q-p huh? In ignis again, eh? Pro like u ... guess I'll try 2 run away if I c u n time .... or usually just die trying ... wtf else can I do?

[learntoplay]

Originally Posted by Lebeau

Nice laid-back pop tunes makes the vid-violence somewhat surreal or perhaps ironically juxtaposed (but then again, I'll never get used to purist 100%-screams death metal ... or ... same 4 bars of 'music' over & over & over with unsung-lyrics rap ... nope, just can't, no-can-do), so thank you from the oldster we-like-our-songs-sung generation, Paddycakes. Hmmm, q-p huh? In ignis again, eh? Pro like u ... guess I'll try 2 run away if I c u n time .... or usually just die trying ... wtf else can I do?

I'm Alsius

[Lebeau]

Originally Posted by learntoplay

I'm Alsius

Duh, the orange (party) chat in vid made me 'think' Ignis. My bad. What a maroon. D'oh!

[Wi3ld]

Originally Posted by Lebeau

After all these months, we can finally agree on something

[Lebeau]

Originally Posted by Wi3ld

After all these months, we can finally agree on something

It's good to have an accord, yes. "To deny truth is to deny all". All humans are stupid. It's all a matter of degrees. I'm just less stupid than many tho. My completely stupid acts & thoughts are generally few, & best of all for everyone, I'll readily admit my mistake when I make one or when someone can literally prove my opinion wrong or incomplete.

Not doing so & denying any mistake only compounds the initial error & also, it makes one be & appear even more foolish. All else aside, the most common reason to deny is because one simply doesn't want to change, even tho one is wrong. So therefore, one cannot admit to the mistake, as doing so would also be freely admitting that a change is needed.

The advantages of acknowledging errors & making needed changes is evident in Paddy's video. He often tells (in on-screen print) when he has made a major tactical error. When one changes & evolves, one gets better able to change & evolve as necessary. Result: Paddy keeps getting better & better at CoR (no arguments, right?). This is winning. When one doesn't however, they keep making the same errors over & over, unreasonably expecting a different result. They'll never improve. This is losing.

[Wi3ld]

Originally Posted by Lebeau

It's good to have an accord, yes. "To deny truth is to deny all". All humans are stupid. It's all a matter of degrees. I'm just less stupid than many tho. My completely stupid acts & thoughts are generally few, & best of all for everyone, I'll readily admit my mistake when I make one or when someone can literally prove my opinion wrong or incomplete.

Not doing so & denying any mistake only compounds the initial error & also, it makes one be & appear even more foolish. All else aside, the most common reason to deny is because one simply doesn't want to change, even tho one is wrong. So therefore, one cannot admit to the mistake, as doing so would also be freely admitting that a change is needed.

The advantages of acknowledging errors & making needed changes is evident in Paddy's video. He often tells (in on-screen print) when he has made a major tactical error. When one changes & evolves, one gets better able to change & evolve as necessary. Result: Paddy keeps getting better & better at CoR (no arguments, right?). This is winning. When one doesn't however, they keep making the same errors over & over, unreasonably expecting a different result. They'll never improve. This is losing.

I didn't ask for your whole life's story ffs.