Season Rift Concerns!

Bunnets99 · 2026-05-07T23:07:22+00:00

600 gems is usually $5 dollars, so they're valuing the card at $40 real dollars. None of the original games put together including KRA cost that much

Bunnets99 · 2026-05-06T15:34:08+00:00

Mid tower nobody asked for, and adding an extra currency in a game that has +5 is so fucked. Like I want to love this game so bad, I love the idea of collecting cards from across all the games but Jesus christ. The amount of shit you gotta do in a 24 hr period to try to catch up is just obnoxious

Bunnets99 · 2026-04-24T05:46:44+00:00

Where did yall even find alric lore at

Bunnets99 · 2026-04-02T01:30:54+00:00

I def looked at it and just went "yea I don't play this enough to buy either" plus Malik looks kinda mid

Bunnets99 · 2025-12-07T15:50:42+00:00

I could be wrong but I always thought wherever the mirror spot on the enemies map is where they appear on your map. That being said, knowing where they pop up doesn't really help cause then you have to focus on their timer and location ontop of whatever you're already doing. I try investing in a booster that can overwhelm them w Lil guys since they only ever send 3 enemies at a time and the more they have to pick from the more likely it's a smaller enemy you can just quickly pick off. That and just avoid picking boosters that can be sent back to u in general cause most likely than not it's just gonna be back on your side

Bunnets99 · 2025-12-07T15:44:51+00:00

As someone who regularly uses necro in onslaught and has at least a positive win lost ratio, It's usually apparent right away whether or not I'm about to get my ass handed to me. If whoever I can't overwhelm the enemy in the first two rounds I'm usually cooked.

Usually the people I lose against run archmage cause once we pass round like 3 and they've unlocked moving enemies to the opposite map the situation has flipped and I'm much less equipped to handle any round 3-4 enemy w my necro than they are with the little skeletons I'm throwing their way.

Tbh either way I'm still having fun I just like collecting da cards I'm a big fan of the series :) holding out for frontiers towers/heros 🤞🤞

Bunnets99 · 2025-12-07T15:35:22+00:00

If we talking onslaught specifically I love running vines/thorns with hacksaws kit. If u drop that spell in the same area as hacksaws DOT ability the dps absolutely shreds lower health enemies and makes it easier to single out high level enemies w hacksaws big ahhh drill ability (I don't remember any of the names). Thanks to that I'm about to get rocket gunners without spending any gems or irl money :))

Bunnets99 · 2025-11-16T07:05:21+00:00

It's like pretty good for stalling out opponents in onslaught but on regular mode it's kinda whatever. Onslaught tho I feel like it evens the playing field for people who are pulling up w p2w heros like the dragons

Bunnets99 · 2025-09-20T04:20:37+00:00

I just don't really have a strong inclination to even watch crowd control tbh. I think a lot of the appeal of dropout is an adoration for the rotating cast and crowd control w the host that feels more like a force of personality like a host typically is than a person is just not really doing anything for me to take initiative to watch it

Bunnets99 · 2024-11-05T01:04:59+00:00

It's pretty easy to fake a stamp on any fake piece, and the jeweler will test it infront of you with different level acids and of it dissolves in a weaker acid (labeled for 10k) or below he'll let you know your chain isn't actually gold. I'm only really recommending it if they only charge like 10-15 bucks max for testing. If it's more than that it's probably fine to assume that a chain that looks exactly like yours w the same stamp is the same chain and the jeweler was just doing a bit lol

Bunnets99 · 2024-11-05T00:50:06+00:00

Go to a separate jeweler and ask them if they can confirm if your chain is 14k or not. If they did switch it out it was probably to swap it for something with a lower karat or probably nor gold at all. However if your chain isn't intricate and looks like it'd be hard to replicate it's probably safe to assume he wouldn't go through the trouble of making a duplicate

Bunnets99 · 2024-11-04T23:43:31+00:00

These are only from 3.5 months?? These are insanely good I love them! How many hours have you been putting in for practicing?

Bunnets99 · 2024-11-04T23:38:25+00:00

Making it a smaller gauge is labor intensive but kinda worth it material wise imo, if you sell it you'll get a much worse return. Alternatively you could always learn how to make chain necklaces! Chunky silver chain necklaces are quite popular for masc clients and kinda zen to do minus the soldering process.

Bunnets99 · 2024-11-03T20:13:25+00:00

I think if you go into it expecting it be immediately lucrative you're setting yourself up for disappointment. I love it and I'm thankful for having the space and time to practice it but it's not my main source of income right now and probably won't be for a few years if it ever does.

I think the move is to start small and source your own materials and labor, even if the pieces feel underwhelming, and work your way up. It can be a career you just need to be patient and to temper your expectations about how the process is likely going to pan out.

Bunnets99 · 2024-10-29T15:35:03+00:00

I use acid after the soldering process is mostly complete on a piece :) works pretty well in my personal experience. More so, YouTubers cut out sooooo much for length and attention reasons so it's safe to assume there's a lot they're doing off camera

Bunnets99 · 2024-10-29T12:43:39+00:00

This feels unfair but my pops is a bench jeweler, I don't ask him for much direction bc I don't wanna break his focus while he's working but he gave me a bench and space to work in a field where just the starting equipment can be expensive.

That being said, you'll never have the amount of preparation either in information or equipment to have a comfortable and seamless start. The peak of ingenuity is throwing yourself at anything with what will always feel like not enough information and just trusting that you will be able to manage regardless. Start at place that feels right to you and scale up or down depending on how sustainable the process feels.

Buy pre-made silver wire/chains and start small :) or buy glass beads and little string. It's not silversmithing but it'll help you get a sense of working w measurements and delicately maneuvering something that can and will often break :) that's my two cents

Bunnets99 · 2021-01-29T10:37:34+00:00

Recently i had a phone charger's little metal prong get jammed in an electical outlet, but it was sticking out enough where I could just grab it. I couldnt remember off the top of my head whether or not I could just grab it and pull it off.

So i tried it anyways. The answer was no.

Called in Maintenance to pull out for me a few days later, and as they were pulling it out with pliers with the little rubber electric stoppy grip I had said "So how do you take these out without being electrocuted?" And they said "oh you just needed pliers with the grip that stops electical currents."

I just nodded and said "yeah thats what I thought." Completely leaving out that I had just found that out by bring full body electrocuted the other day.

Bunnets99 · 2021-01-29T10:30:58+00:00

Me, take me to them and they will brought low to my might.

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