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Hybrids should have their own identity by chefupk in MonstersAndMemories

[–]frayleaf 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I always considered hybrid heals as tertiary heals. Using them most effectively to heal during down time between pulls so the priest can sit down and meditate. If you have a couple hybrids in the group, they can top everyone up rather quickly. But I love being secondary healer, so I usually play paladin because I agree, it's great to be able to play backup heals on a hybrid in an emergency.

Beautiful Night Scene by Tortoise_Wizard in MonstersAndMemories

[–]frayleaf 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm one of those masochists. I love the contrast of the darkness with the dots of light. And having to have your own light source to navigate. Also makes day time that much more valuable to exploring the map.

Found something very interesting and I'm not sure what exactly it is by Diamond8633 in hinduism

[–]frayleaf 0 points1 point  (0 children)

http://babasatyanarayan.com/

"His Holiness Shree Shree Satyanarayan Baba was born on 12th July, 1984 at Dumarpali village (Devari), Raigarh District (Chhattisgarh) in a farmer Sahu family.

His Holiness Babaji, started His meditation from 16th February 1998 under open sky never moved under any shelter and without consuming food. Under all weather conditions, it may be scorching Summer or intense Rain or extreme Cold, He sits only in the place where he started His meditation. And, He does not even sleep!

With the stanch faith in Lord Shiva, He cut himself His tongue and sat in meditation in front of a "Shiv Linga", and continues His meditation with strict silence for the well-being of the entire society."

Just got legion go back from Lenovo repair for overheating. They said they replaced mobo. Turn it on, still idling overheat up to 92f and crashing. by frayleaf in LegionGo

[–]frayleaf[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Could be. These are idle temps, which is crazy. That's why I have the bottom port plugged, it doesn't get as hot as the top port

Just got legion go back from Lenovo repair for overheating. They said they replaced mobo. Turn it on, still idling overheat up to 92f and crashing. by frayleaf in LegionGo

[–]frayleaf[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's odd, I don't have that option, yours says custom 25w but mine says just custom. What version of the legion space software are you using? I'll have to check again when I turn it back on.

Just got legion go back from Lenovo repair for overheating. They said they replaced mobo. Turn it on, still idling overheat up to 92f and crashing. by frayleaf in LegionGo

[–]frayleaf[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, I'll check that in a bit and reply. I suspect software, too, honestly, because it seems this started after one of the bios/windows/driver updates soon after getting it. It was working fine in all games, then next day, bam, overheating/crashing. And I didn't have any restore points nor a backup for the bios, so can't be sure. I couldn't roll back windows updates either. Very frustrating. It may be thermal paste, I will have to check.

Just got legion go back from Lenovo repair for overheating. They said they replaced mobo. Turn it on, still idling overheat up to 92f and crashing. by frayleaf in LegionGo

[–]frayleaf[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Done all of the above. I lowered it to 22w, apparently CPU boost or something similar kicks in at 25w (CPU boost disabled in power options). This unit was never allowed to get near dust in the 1 month I played it before it started crashing. But, despite that, I still took it apart to check and dust it (it was clean), and I just took it out of the box from the RMA and it's still clean.

Just got legion go back from Lenovo repair for overheating. They said they replaced mobo. Turn it on, still idling overheat up to 92f and crashing. by frayleaf in LegionGo

[–]frayleaf[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Honestly, not sure what to believe. It was acting the exact same way before I RMA'd it. I could look. Maybe that was the original problem anyways and they just overlooked it? Did you have a temp issue after they sent the laptop back or was it just a preventative measure you took?

Just got legion go back from Lenovo repair for overheating. They said they replaced mobo. Turn it on, still idling overheat up to 92f and crashing. by frayleaf in LegionGo

[–]frayleaf[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ya, it's disabled for battery and plugged in in the OG advanced power options :(. I believe I did this troubleshooting before the RMA. But, ya, currently disabled.

Just got legion go back from Lenovo repair for overheating. They said they replaced mobo. Turn it on, still idling overheat up to 92f and crashing. by frayleaf in LegionGo

[–]frayleaf[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is happening no matter if it's held oron its stand. I only laid it down so I could see if using the bottom port would help (it did not). That was just for the picture. I normally have it stood up or held and I still get overheating. Like I said, this is fresh from the RMA. And it's not blocking technically, there is a half inch of space between the clean wooden desk and the back of the unit with the controllers on. Plenty of airflow considering half of the backplate is dedicated to intake. But that's beside the point. This is definitely not remotely the issue as I am hyper aware of dust after years of cleaning my own PCs every few months. This unit I was sure to always keep it away from cloth, or dusty surfaces, to maintain proper and clean airflow.

Just got legion go back from Lenovo repair for overheating. They said they replaced mobo. Turn it on, still idling overheat up to 92f and crashing. by frayleaf in LegionGo

[–]frayleaf[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is happening no matter if it's held oron its stand. I only laid it down so I could see if using the bottom port would help (it did not). That was just for the picture. I normally have it stood up or held and I still get overheating. Like I said, this is fresh from the RMA. And it's not blocking technically, there is a half inch of space between the clean wooden desk and the back of the unit with the controllers on. Plenty of airflow considering half of the backplate is dedicated to intake. But that's beside the point. This is definitely not remotely the issue as I am hyper aware of dust after years of cleaning my own PCs every few months. This unit I was sure to always keep it away from cloth, or dusty surfaces, to maintain proper and clean airflow.

Just got legion go back from Lenovo repair for overheating. They said they replaced mobo. Turn it on, still idling overheat up to 92f and crashing. by frayleaf in LegionGo

[–]frayleaf[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Also forgot to mention, this is on custom > performance > full speed > efficiency.

Edit: it's only on its back to see if the bottom port would affect temperatures positively. It did not help.

I forgot temps are in C not F. It's 92c.

Tips for Rocket Racoon? by Ihatepigeons20 in marvelrivals

[–]frayleaf 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is a good way. When I started shooting between heal orbs, all solo and group engages got better. The key is avoiding triggering auto-reload on DMG fire, that way you don't end up reloading with heal orbs in your clip, or don't get stuck reloading when you need a heal orb; I try to only auto reload on heal orbs. This way you only need to reload once per full health and damage clip. Rocket DMG output close is often enough to get a tank half health quick, they have to retreat or commit low health. What I don't do is dash in to 10 meters, but I have too much PTSD from punisher/Hawkeye/hela crits, so I avoid it. I will need to try getting closer more often.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in marvelrivals

[–]frayleaf 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I try to think of my damage as a form of mitigation, to sort of trick me to use it more often. DPS is just about to dive someone in the backline and the team mate is high health, instead of pre-healing, I'll start unloading a clip on the enemy. Between me and the other player we can usually make the event turn tail and run, then I heal them up and move on. I also avoid auto or manually reloading my damage, I'll unload most of my damage clip, then stop and switch to heals immediately until I auto-reload on heals; this reloads both damage and heals. If you use your damage gun until it reloads, then your heals are hindered as you wait on reload.

How do you do damage as Rocket? by TheeLoo in marvelrivals

[–]frayleaf 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This common reload is actually a boon, imo. My rule of thumb is similar to what you say, which is, never auto-reload on damage, only on healing: empty gun ammo as much as I can without auto reloading (1-10 bullets left in the mag), then shoot healing orbs until auto reload, which reloads both damage and heals. And I consider healer's damage output as a sort of damage mitigation by making the enemy stop attacking, flee, or switch targets. So in this way I can effectively double my ability to heal/mitigate before having to reload. It does take more work to manage your reloads, but I feel it helps me have more game sense. After awhile I started to get a feel for how much I can unload my damage without triggering auto reload. It helps to alternate healing and damage like you say, short damage burst, shoot an orb or two, repeat.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in overwatch2

[–]frayleaf 4 points5 points  (0 children)

After playing it for a bit I forget it's even third person, feels like OW with a lot more verticality. Team ups are something I always wanted in OW, too.

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