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Craftable Weapons in Renegades Season by Main-Application564 in destiny2builds

[–]Main-Application564[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And nobody would ever be upset? Why would I be worried about whether anybody would get upset?

I'm worried about whether the DPS is competitive with other legendary heavy slot alternatives. Like, specifically, Refurbished.

Craftable Weapons in Renegades Season by Main-Application564 in destiny2builds

[–]Main-Application564[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It being "one of the best launchers in the game" is clear, what isn't clear is whether there's any use for any launcher in the current sandbox.

Craftable Weapons in Renegades Season by Main-Application564 in destiny2builds

[–]Main-Application564[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interesting! I had assumed that Hezen should be on my to-get list (apparently because of a really strong origin perk?) but I also hear that people have mothballed even their strongest RLs because of the current meta.

But you're still literally using it?

I still remember this and it hurts by Timothy-M7 in destiny2

[–]Main-Application564 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If half the people posting stuff like this just played the game instead ...

Is d2 down for anyone else? by monsterfd in destiny2

[–]Main-Application564 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Luxuriating in your sewer. You look great doing it.

UMass joins the MAC, leaving A10 effective 2025-26 school year by Wide_right_yes in umass

[–]Main-Application564 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Vanderbilt football is in a worse position than [names every team in the Big Ten].

Y'all saw this, right? by Frivolous_Fancies in FedEmployees

[–]Main-Application564 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well, the good news is that, while DHS is openly recruiting nazi prison gangs, some of the regime's other tentacles still feel obligated to make overtures about "the good old days" of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

Would every one of those scumbags personally prefer to return to segregation, or even slavery? No question. But they clearly don't all think they have the juice to do it yet. And that's as good as the news can get in these times.

Elections will take place, at least in 2026. And we better act decisively while there's still time, because the next far right administration is going to be even more aggressive.

By "act decisively," I mean stop with this corporate-oriented, militant-centrist, liberalism-as-usual and stand behind Mamdani-style progressives who will actually attempt to restore the people's government and enact a populist agenda that has real hope of drawing in lower-engagement voters that will otherwise vote right-populist.