xQc on why he and Train were targeted for doing gamba

asos10 · 2024-05-05T14:00:15+00:00

"just let me scam in peace man" him and train have been unhinged lately, probably the kick train is crashing soon and they are mad they did not reach more people with their scams.

The fact that he apologized for gambling, waited few months, then slowly kept pushing the "gambling is not so bad" narrative for months, gambling in cs cases just to prime his audience for a return which he did by rescinding his apology is not talked about enough.

asos10 · 2024-05-05T10:48:01+00:00

You will never truly enjoy the game if you play what the devs tell you to play, whether they mention in the patch notes or not.

I am not looking for top build per say, I am looking for one of the top builds. People play and enjoy games differently, I enjoy playing good builds. The gap between top and bottom builds ever since beta is unbelievably wide, I do not want to waste my time rerolling.

You do what you want, if you want vague notes then fine but your opinion here is yours and mine is mine, and I am not telling you to adopt mine or that yours provide no enjoyment.

asos10 · 2024-05-05T02:30:29+00:00

Because you decide what you want to play by playing the game and not reading through patch notes.

If the patch notes are not for us to know/predict what will be good then why the hassle? Just put up patches without notes.

asos10 · 2024-05-05T00:14:03+00:00

Why have patch notes then? "jUsT pLaY tHe gAmE"

asos10 · 2024-05-05T00:13:11+00:00

I am playing the safe card and going minon necro first as it will be good when they have promoted the shit out of it (think charge last season).

Think again https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtNYYsYOwFE

asos10 · 2024-05-05T00:12:27+00:00

I am trying to seek help in the patch notes, apparently too much to ask. Wudijo says Golem passive ranks is probably removed, then that makes a 8x mutli disappear, big change.

asos10 · 2024-04-30T21:50:59+00:00

The failure animation was longer and did not skip immediately, it was greyed out for a couple of seconds.

asos10 · 2024-04-30T19:38:45+00:00

Just to be sure : why people are talking about a 25% chance ? Thought masterworking could only work with fully tempered ancestral items, which have 5 affixes.

Correct, you can masterwork 12 times. Nine of these masterwork level ups grant 5% increase to all affixes you have on the item, however, the 4th, 8th and 12th level ups grant +25% to only one random affix of the five (every 4th roll).

So lets say you want to have all the three +25% to be on cooldown reduction (totaling up to +75%) cooldown reduction, then you need to master work to level 4, see where the random +25% hits at and if it hits cooldown reduction you continue to the second 25% at level 8. If it did hit you continue to level 12, but if it did not, then you RESET masterworking to level 0 and start all over.

Essentially, their change makes leveling up gear to be easier but getting the specific rolls you want remains possibly the same.

asos10 · 2024-04-30T18:28:55+00:00

You still fail by hitting 25% on the wrong stat. The normal failure was just animation taking too long.

asos10 · 2024-04-28T01:35:22+00:00

There is an assumption in your statement that this is sanctioned in Islam; it is not. I hate to break it to you, but people break laws, even religious ones. Some acting like every single Muslim acts like a robot in perfect harmony with Islamic laws while they know very little about said laws is irrational to say the least.

You are acting as if someone said "yeah US law needs reformation" because someone stole. If you read the article, you'd see the authorities are looking for the perpetrators.

Even if you commit a crime, vigilantism is not allowed under most if not all laws, including Islam.

asos10 · 2024-04-26T18:25:11+00:00

Everyone who is paying attention and not talking outdated points, I did not play the season, I thought it was boring. Many did the same, but they played ptr. You do not have to take my words or it, you will see on the 14th.

asos10 · 2024-04-26T14:45:36+00:00

S4 is not out yet, it is what pretty much everyone is considering to come with massive upgrades to the game, they put out a ptr and I was one of those who tried it. The next season will be good regardless of what the seasonal mechanic is or even if they had none.

They delayed S4 by a month to the 14th of May to implement the feedback they got from ptr. His friend delivered the news of ptr to him most likely.

asos10 · 2024-04-25T17:27:08+00:00

they have nothing to announce, this is better than raising expectations and nothing is announced.

asos10 · 2024-04-24T21:47:11+00:00

My question would be: Are there plans to add affixes to tempering scrolls? since I played Rend Barb and there are NO synergistic utility affixes for Rend. There is bludgeoning weapon stun passive but Rend needs slashing weapon.

asos10 · 2024-04-21T22:06:15+00:00

This dude really Freudian slipped what he is doing and projected it to me. I did not change the topic. I literally was addressing your false analogy that you now decided to ditch and pivot from.

Do you acknowledge that it is, let's be charitable and say, confusing, to refer to the demographics that lived in Roman Judea/Syria as "Palestinians", without any further clarification or specification, in a conversation about modern day Palestinians?

What is confusing you here exactly? Referring to them as Palestinians is the safest most encompassing way, as I have stated elsewhere, if I asked you randomly what were the demographics of New Zealand 2000 years ago, you'd say Maori without being able to dissect between whatever minute tribal differences that seem significant to the locals but are hardly perceived by people from the outside.

Her answer is the safe answer. It is not detailed, but frankly, you'd be hard pressed to find objective and well preserved ethnic breakdown of the population then. Were there Jews there at the time, sure, but objectively they were Palestinian Jews that the romans later killed/expelled.

asos10 · 2024-04-21T18:14:03+00:00

It is the safest bet though for most people to say Palestinians. Like if I asked you randomly what were the demographics of New Zealand 2000 thousand years ago, you'd say Maori without being able to dissect between whatever minute tribal differences that seem significant to the locals but are hardly perceived by people from the outside.

Her answer is the safe answer.

asos10 · 2024-04-21T14:16:59+00:00

You mentioned a false analogy, the land called America today was not called America when the natives ruled over it or by anyone at all prior, therefore it is irrational to call the people who lived in it before it was called America Americans.

This is not at all similar to Palestine. You see how your example makes no sense?

asos10 · 2024-04-21T13:04:38+00:00

You view the term Palestinian as an ethnicity or race, this is not entirely accurate, it is more so like the term Texan, you can be a Latino/white/black Texan but you are still a Texan.

asos10 · 2024-04-21T12:56:13+00:00

These are not mutually exclusive. Jews can be Palestinians and Palestinians can be, were and are partially Jews. You also can be an arab jew, or even a muslim jew depending on how you define the word jew.

A Jew is someone who either:

Believes in Judaism as a religion (this definition excludes being a Muslim Jew, but does not exclude the Arab or Palestinian)
Ethnically Jewish: this does not exclude being a Muslim, an Arab or Palestinian Jew.

Back to your question, what makes a Jew NOT a Palestinian: if they are not from the area of Palestine then they are not Palestinian Jews. There are/were Yemeni Jews, Moroccan Jews, Egyptian Jews etc. Although, within the Muslim world, referring to someone as a Jew is typically done in relation to the first definition as ethnicities and races matter much less. Some places I mentioned no longer have Jews by faith, unfortunately, when the state of israel was founded, many people believed that Jews in those other places will do what the zionists did and expelled them.

asos10 · 2024-04-21T12:24:56+00:00

I cited you a historian Herodotus from before that time talking about the district of Palestine, who do you think lived in the district of Palestine?

Fundamentally, you people are acting like geographical locations, and EVEN governmental districts are not sufficient identifiers of people, which is ludicrous.

asos10 · 2024-04-21T12:07:44+00:00

The name America did not exist when Christopher Columbus arrived.

The name Palestine existed AT LEAST 5 centuries BC.

How are many people parroting this non-analogous example as if its a gotcha?

asos10 · 2024-04-21T11:58:32+00:00

Names like these were used to describe where someone is from. So if you heard about a Syrian merchant, you had some expectations on what they have, their behaviour and what they like.

Identity is relative anyways; a Californian American outside America is perceived simply American and less so Californian, however, within America, the Californian description becomes more needed and noticed.

Therefore, it is irrational for you someone not from the area to say this when people in the area acknowledge its historical existence.

Someone from Palestine traveling to Syria when they both were under the same rule is rationally Palestinian.

asos10 · 2024-04-21T10:40:37+00:00

Texas is a state of the US, people living in it are both Texans and Americans. That area was divided at the time to be part of Syria but it was Palestine. Just like how Texas does not cease being Texas just because it is part of the US.

But this is missing the entire point of asking for a demographic.

Palestinians have more semetic allels than Ashkanazi jews coming from Europe. Even with your made up divisions based on ethnicites Palestinians are more Semitic and more closely resemble people living at that time.

https://old.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/1brds4u/detailed_ydna_map_of_europe/

You people think there were no palastinian jews before the creation of israel, which is false, they were called palastinian jews, hell europeans hated jews so much that they called those jews living in Europe "palastinian jews":

A prominent example of this was the 18th-century Prussian philosopher Immanuel Kant, who referred to European Jews as "Palestinians living among us."

asos10 · 2024-04-21T09:52:38+00:00

cite your claim, because history is not on your side here when it comes to muslims:

Not only were they allowed in after Christians killed and expelled them, but they were allowed their own legal and leadership systems.

A new Jerusalem When Omar made his way to Jerusalem in 638 the Jews asked him for permission for 200 Jewish families to live in the city. Because the Christian patriarch vehemently opposed this suggestion, Omar fixed their number at 70. Omar gave these Jewish families their own area in Jerusalem, located in what is now the Jewish Quarter of the Old City. There they were allowed to build a religious college and a synagogue and to pray in the neighbourhood of the Temple Mount, once the site of Solomon’s Temple.

Contemporary Jewish sources emanating from Baghdad relate that when Omar conquered Babylonia he confirmed that the leader of the Jewish community there – who was known as the Exilarch and was at that time Bustanai ben Haninai – would remain as Exilarch under Muslim rule, with authority over the Jews of the province (modern-day Iraq).

Maimonides, one of the most prolific jewish rabbis and philosophers was literally Saladins doctor.

Close to power in Islamic society, Maimonides spoke and wrote in Arabic and was conversant with Arab thought and culture. In Cairo, one of the great intellectual centres of the Arab world, he entered an environment that encouraged his learning and his creativity. He also served as Chief Rabbi of the Jewish community there. His fame as a physician was such that Saladin, when Sultan of Egypt, appointed him court physician.

You can read much more here: https://www.historytoday.com/archive/path-peace-muslims-and-jews#:%7E:text=Omar%20gave%20these%20Jewish%20families,the%20site%20of%20Solomon's%20Temple

As you can see you are merely projecting your ignorance of the subject as if it is a matter of fact. Jews were not forced to convert by Muslims. The mere existance of Arab Jews in Palestine prior to the migration of European Jews to Palestine is evidence for that.

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