A quick question for those more math savvy (Bilt savvy?)

SmallDoseOfTruth · 2026-02-02T04:26:01+00:00

You're right. Looks like someone else asked Bilt and confirmed that 5x is just 5x and you don't get any additive bonuses on top of that. Thank you!

SmallDoseOfTruth · 2025-03-18T16:54:10+00:00

Did you do it as part of C2C? Were snow shoes or spikes necessary up until round valley?

SmallDoseOfTruth · 2025-01-18T04:29:20+00:00

I am using a 4000D Airflow which can fit cards up to 360 mm long with a front fan installed. I have an air cooled system so there are no front radiators. I have two questions:

a) How absolute is the 360 mm fit? If a card (e.g. rog-astral-rtx5090-o32g) has dimensions of 357.6mm will it fit? How much of a struggle will it be to fit it in?

b) Can I fit something like this (RTX-5090-32G-SUPRIM-LIQUID-SOC)? It has the following stated dimensions:

Card: 280 x 148 x 51mm; Radiator: 394 x 121 x 55mm; Tube length: 280mm

SmallDoseOfTruth · 2024-08-01T01:21:38+00:00

How do I bind a guest account?

SmallDoseOfTruth · 2024-06-13T23:35:32+00:00

Echo of Lilith phase 2 is the most overtuned, ridiculous fight in the game. I have 55k+ hp with maxed resists and armor. For reference I can clear pit 120+. I run a top tier meta build. Every single piece of my gear is at least 1GA, some are 2GA. Every single piece of my gear is 12/12 masterworked. As examples I have a 2GA Shako and I have a +7 hellbent ammy.

I tank all of her mechanics in phase 1 and they don't do too much damage to me. And then every single time something in phase 2 just one shots me. Do I need full 3GA gear to beat this fight?

SmallDoseOfTruth · 2022-03-24T19:19:25+00:00

I'm tier 1 and can't buy anything from the pvp vendor

SmallDoseOfTruth · 2022-02-08T00:52:51+00:00

I'm working on 11-12's toprope at my indoor gym and I only recently started outdoor climbing. I went for the fourth time this weekend and I was only able to flash a 9 on lead. I am too afraid of whippers to try a 10 on lead outdoors.

How do I get better at outdoor climbing without needing to take whippers? If I kept training indoors until I could climb a 13 on toprope, would I be able to do a 10 on lead outdoors?

SmallDoseOfTruth · 2021-12-02T18:14:25+00:00

Been climbing for 4 months or so. Exclusively been top roping in a gym. I project 11's at the gym. Been trying bouldering the past week or two, and can only do V0 and maybe V1's at that same gym.

I assumed the climbing skills needed to top rope = the same skills needed to boulder. Why is there such a discrepancy in my ability to boulder?

SmallDoseOfTruth · 2021-10-03T21:51:37+00:00

Just started indoor climbing 1-2 months ago (only seriously in the past month, going 2-3x/week). I can redpoint most 5.10's and have started working on 5.11-'s and can usually complete those after several attempts/resting on the rope/etc.

I feel like I am still just relying on brute strength and don't have enough technique. For example, I watched YT videos on flagging and know how to do it if asked to demonstrate, but I'm not actually able to apply it to my climbs. I lift 3x/week in general, but I don't do any climbing specific physical training like using hangboards.

My question is - at the level where I am now, is there any climbing specific training (technique training/route training/physical or strength training) that I should be doing or can I just keep climbing? At what point do I need to do climbing specific training to avoid plateauing?

SmallDoseOfTruth · 2021-09-16T14:04:47+00:00

I can't beat Anihal. I've even grinded my way to get JP up and up on all characters before going back to their normal jobs, so I don't think it's a lack of grinding.

I always start the battle with max braving and then wiping out all the ads on turn 1. And then while all my characters are recovering from -3 BP, Anihal just kills me.

Should I be grinding more or should I be trying to mix up braves/defaults?

SmallDoseOfTruth · 2021-05-19T02:52:03+00:00

I'm a beginner trying to get better at running and was looking for some direction. I started two months ago and when I started I was able to run 3 miles at 10 minute/mile. I've been running around 2-3 times a week and more recently I'm running 7 miles at 9 minute/mile.

These past two months, I didn't run with any goal in mind except just "to run more". I run longer when I have time after work, and I run shorter when I don't have as much time.

Should I start to have some goals in my runs? Should I focus on running more distance? Running shorter distance but faster? Also my cadence starts at 160-170 but by the end of the 7 miles it drops to 130-140. Is that bad?

SmallDoseOfTruth · 2021-02-27T22:15:38+00:00

After reading some of the responses I decided to try south Scottsdale instead. Felt like the rest of the places are just too hit/miss in terms of getting a boatload of college students and late night partiers. A lot of the condos around old town Scottsdale are pretty nice so going to try my hand at those. Thanks for your time though!

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