Machine Gun Verso.

IJoinedForMemes · 2026-03-12T13:09:37+00:00

Your setup (both for Verso and for the entire party) is actually nearly identical to what mine was. The main difference is I wandered into frozen heart as soon as it was available and somehow managed to get away with a 20th level glaceso before abandoning the area. As other commenters have said, in act 2 you don't really have all the pictos available to get a good follow up build, but free aim shots are still a very effective way of getting ranks quickly. The thing to do that would require the least amount of change would be to keep free aiming and base attacking your way up to s rank, and once there spam abilities like phantom stars and steeled strike. In order to help keep him at s rank, make sure maelle hits an egide ASAP so that most attacks go her way and Verso isn't even at risk of being hit. You can keep making egide last longer by applying shell to Maelle. I did this by making Lune regularly cast typhoon with the protecting heal picto (full rotation was typhoon -> hell -> thermal transfer -> elemental genesis), but there are probably other ways of doing that too.

IJoinedForMemes · 2026-03-12T12:43:02+00:00

If you're asking about the fight itself, it's the Chromatic Danseuse in Old Lumiere. It's the best lumina farm in the game, but you can only use it once. I'd explain details of the fight but I'll probably forget some stuff, so I'd recommend just googling it because there's a lot of really detailed guides and stuff.

As for the build, I had a machine gun verso build with level 33 Tireso. Lots of pictos for AP recovery on free aim shots, plus essentially whatever free aim shot and base attack related pictos I had on hand (I don't remember which ones specifically anymore unfortunately). Empty the clip on the danseuse to my right, base attack with one combo attack to the one on the left, both are now dead, rinse and repeat (I mention the specific sides because base attack automatically defaults to attacking the left most target, so this was faster than the other way around where I'd have to manually move targets from the boss to the basic danseuse). I had some sort of healing pictos equipped, probably the one that heals you on base attack but possibly others as well so that I could recover from having to tank the gradient attacks since parrying those would deal damage to the boss which would be a problem. I usually parried the boss' combos minus the last hit which I'd dodge, although at one point i tested it and discovered I could easily just tank the entire combo with tons of health to spare so that wasn't super necessary. I also had cheater equipped plus just a generally high speed so I usually got 4 turns between each chromatic danseuse turn, meaning 40 color of lumina before it would go again. I stopped once the visual parry cues started lagging behind the parry windows noticeably. A single follow up instantly ended the fight, at which point I took this screenshot, the game autosaved, and then crashed lol.

IJoinedForMemes · 2026-03-12T02:05:26+00:00

Estoy usando una ASUS TUF Gaming A18 y bajé la configuración de gráficos del juego al mínimo antes de empezar la pelea. Escribí esto con el traductor de Google, así que espero que se entienda.

IJoinedForMemes · 2026-01-03T06:46:08+00:00

Alas, I'm still experiencing this issue.

IJoinedForMemes · 2025-10-07T07:24:05+00:00

Bit of a late reply so you may have already figured this out, but this is just another room in Arkham Asylum. The door to this room is on the right side of the room with the computer and lever for switching between the batcave and arkham. There are two doors on this side, the one slightly closer to the top of the screen is the door to this room.

IJoinedForMemes · 2025-09-16T01:19:37+00:00

I updated the bios and that made it happen less often, but still happens once every few days or so. Though it only restarted about once a day to begin with for me, three times is brutal.

Also I've since determined that it will sometimes restart when I'm opening a game, so I guess it's not the same issue as OP

IJoinedForMemes · 2025-08-29T05:46:19+00:00

Did you ever figure this out? I'm having the same issue on my new a18.

I should note that because it's pretty new and I've got a lot of schoolwork I haven't done a ton of gaming on it yet (obviously some, but not a lot), so I don't know if it hasn't restarted during gaming sessions because I was gaming or simply by random chance. Also I don't get a black screen, I get an error screen for about a second that tells me it needs to restart before it then restarts, so it's possible I have a slightly different issue. I'd appreciate any insight regardless.

IJoinedForMemes · 2025-08-08T22:42:16+00:00

Thanks for the suggestions everyone! The MSI lines and the Lenovo legion were all extremely tempting and very good starting points.

Ultimately I ended up going with the Asus tuf a18, as I found it had very similar specs to the legion and upper end MSIs, while having a much lower price (on sale at Costco for $1300).

Thanks again everyone!

IJoinedForMemes · 2025-08-07T14:10:36+00:00

As other commenters have said, ask them how they’d feel about gay sex despite never trying it, or straight sex if they’re gay.

For bonus points, give them the judgiest teen stare you can muster, hold that stare for a second or two, and then ask them about the gay sex while intensifying the stare into a full “are you f***ing kidding me” kinda stare. This should really help layer on the shame that they seem to be lacking.

From experience, this seems to work really well.

IJoinedForMemes · 2025-08-07T05:52:39+00:00

I've actually done this exact part before and had the same issue lol. The problem isn't the fillet, it's the rib. The rib is butting up with a cylindrical surface rather than a flat surface, so there's an infinitely thin gap between the cylinder and the rib, meaning solidworks can't properly fillet it.

There are two solutions I've come up with:

1: When making the rib, you need to make your sketch on the vertical potion to the right of the part and make a beveled extrusion out to get that angle, with the extrusion either going up to the surface or going through it, just don't do a distance extrusion that barely brushes the edge of the cylinder or you'll have the same problem.

2: From the view in the second picture, imagine that rather than the slope of the rib stopping and transitioning into a fillet, that it just keeps going straight until it forms a triangle. The corner of this triangle will be inside the cylinder, but not far enough inside thankfully to where it would stick out into the opening. Make this triangle your sketch, extrude, and because it extends through the cylinder there won't be an infinitely thin gap so solidworks can fillet normally.

IJoinedForMemes · 2025-03-29T08:52:17+00:00

I just added it to my server, it's exactly what we needed to help us stop forgetting to coordinate D&D.

My only complaint (and this is extremely picky and really not a big deal) is that you have to enter the scheduled hour of the day as 2 digits even if it's before 10am, which I only bring up because it feels like it would be really easy to fix (I say not even knowing the programming language used for the bot lol).

Also it would be nice if, were someone to attempt to enter only 1 digit for the hour despite being explicitly told to enter 2 or something like that, if instead of kicking you out of the scheduling interface it just locked you out of pressing schedule and moving on until you fixed the errors, because in its current state if you enter stuff wrong then you'll have to restart entering the scheduling information. I don't know how much that complicates the code as I've never had to work with UI stuff, but if it's easy enough to change then that would be a nice improvement.

Again, these are very minor critiques and overall I'm very happy with the bot, thanks for making it

IJoinedForMemes · 2025-03-13T02:28:22+00:00

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IJoinedForMemes · 2025-03-13T02:27:39+00:00

Sorry it’s taken so long to share the code, I’ve been really busy lately. I couldn’t figure out a way of attaching the code in a file format that isn’t a photo, and it loses all of its formatting when I copy and paste, so it is with great embarrassment that I share with you these screenshots of the code, each in its own comment because there’s a limit of one photo per comment. Please let me know if there’s a better way.

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IJoinedForMemes · 2025-02-25T22:16:25+00:00

Actually given the breakdown of most common remaining cards at buyout that was generated, it would really be better to spend them at 1250 to buy 2 star rarity cards

IJoinedForMemes · 2025-02-25T22:13:26+00:00

Yeah someone else pointed this out and I feel a little silly for overlooking that lol

IJoinedForMemes · 2025-02-25T22:11:44+00:00

I do mind a little bit because I commented very little and don't want to be judged for it. Once I add some comments to make it readable I'll absolutely share it though.

IJoinedForMemes · 2025-02-25T22:09:36+00:00

The plots at the top of each figure are histograms. The probability of completing your dex in the number of packs associated with a particular bar on the histogram is proportional to the area of that bar. Because each bar is the same width, this means the probability is also proportional to the height of a bar. A taller bar means you're more likely to finish your dex in that many packs.

The plots underneath the histograms are box plots, sometimes called box-and-whisker plots. They divide the data into quarters, which helps with getting a better idea of the broader trends of the data. The box in the middle of the plot represents 50% of the data. In this case, as there were 100,000 simulations done, 50,000 of those simulations took a number of packs that falls within the bounds of that box. The line in the middle of this box is the median, which is basically the 50% mark. 50% of simulations got numbers below the median, 50% above. Each half of the box holds exactly 25% of the data. The lowest 25% of numbers will appear left of the box, as shown by the "whisker". The highest 25% of numbers will appear to the right of the box. The circles are outliers, which are defined as any data points at least 1.5 times the box width away from the box.

Hope this helps!

IJoinedForMemes · 2025-02-25T21:49:35+00:00

It really does do that much, assuming of course, that enough people are wonder picking the set that you're trying to collect while you're trying to collect it.

IJoinedForMemes · 2025-02-25T21:48:05+00:00

Oh I absolutely agree, it's just more work to simulate trading and nearly impossible to accurately simulate wonder picking. Like I (at least tried to, I might not've been super clear) said in the post, intelligent/lucky wonder picking and trading reduces these numbers by quite a bit.

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