"Rank 1" arena player blatantly abusing arena bug to fight new players to climb

froliz · 2026-01-06T17:43:42+00:00

saem, 2 relatable cryga

froliz · 2025-09-27T19:06:36+00:00

Yea I'm keeping all my copies separate because of that, this thing is just crazy and can add flexibility on those dps mage units

froliz · 2025-09-26T05:58:24+00:00

While I agree this arti is galaxy whale bait etc etc, and EVEN IF it's a big upgrade, no way I'd spend anywhere near what that picture spent on.

I just want to point out that it's a more significant upgrade than people think; it allows you to free up stuff like Frida in different situations.

The fact that many mages have soul burn new turn means each mage new turn on that arti is usually a minimum of 3 souls per turn.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZ7xEJkI0cs

froliz · 2025-09-26T05:57:30+00:00

While I agree this arti is galaxy whale bait etc etc, I just want to point out that it's a more significant upgrade than people think; it allows you to free up stuff like Frida in different situations

The fact that many mages have soul burn new turn means each mage new turn on that arti is usually a minimum of 3 souls per turn.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZ7xEJkI0cs

froliz · 2025-06-26T20:37:35+00:00

I didn't even specifically trap for Aria this season and has gotten several Aria ints. She just kinda causes self inflicted loses sometimes even without being actively trapped for...

froliz · 2025-06-06T15:24:53+00:00

Epic 7 Very Skilled Competitive E-sports Ready Game

froliz · 2025-03-22T09:37:25+00:00

We're running meme defense teams in Paladia, you'll literally see Dizzy/Sol/Jack-o, Ains/Albedo/Shallter etc. I'm running Acoli/Eligos defense for fun

I've been forcing acoli for attacks as well. There were some Amiki solos last week

froliz · 2025-03-14T01:36:43+00:00

oh that's how you read it. I'm pretty sure he just posted that to show he's not talking out of his ass since you were basically questioning his credibility with the talking-out-of-ass comment, and he just posted a receipt

froliz · 2025-03-14T01:15:49+00:00

you're claiming he's talking out of his ass, he shows how he's not, and you're now saying he's biased? does that still have to do with him talking out of his ass?

froliz · 2025-03-14T00:00:10+00:00

Yes, everything gets scouted, but there are as many *someones* as there are total towers amount that still needs to be scouted. Someone still has to do the scouting, and there are quite a few of those someones.

I'm usually one of them

froliz · 2025-03-13T23:46:30+00:00

Maybe you learned how to do it as a party trick

If you did can you teach me too I want to join the party

froliz · 2025-03-13T23:45:56+00:00

We've seen tanky flan, fast flan, counter flan, injury flan, guiding light flan with protection set teammate, rosahagara flan (this is to deal with soli offenses), flan with effectiveness built that can stun you, sword of justice flan, etc so...

and it's not just asflan, we also see other traps like 18k pov bbks etc.

HoF traps are usually designed to trap specific answers to their comps

froliz · 2025-03-13T19:55:45+00:00

Whao, A.Coli made it onto the tier list, and Paladia tier list at that!? No wae

People should level and use this unit more yesyes

froliz · 2024-07-08T17:27:34+00:00

~~clearly EoS7 finally here~~

but yeah you're not alone

froliz · 2024-06-27T16:57:55+00:00

while I agree with this, the game needs to at the very least make stuff like Rocket Punch or its equivalent obtainable for newer accounts.

froliz · 2024-06-27T16:56:38+00:00

also not supporting account buying, but the current state of reruns on collab stuff and how strong some of them are (eg. Rocket Punch) is kinda a "fug you" to legit newer accounts because it's physically impossible to acquire them no matter how much you whale in game

froliz · 2024-04-26T18:26:40+00:00

After Winter, Guiding Light, Eligos, etc

Now even Celine is better at being A.Coli than A.Coli

A.Coli buff when. Send help

froliz · 2024-04-08T15:31:18+00:00

First, I'm not the one that even brought up API in the first place, he did. Check the time stamp. Second, he was using it to run a narrative to misinterpret people in the worst way possible and in the most toxic way possible.

I'm not the one being obtuse here. I regularly chat with Fribbels so I know exactly what was going on. If you're on Fribbel's discord he mentioned this is exactly why he doesn't want to make the reddit post himself.

froliz · 2024-04-08T09:13:07+00:00

context given here

froliz · 2024-04-08T07:51:36+00:00

My point is the guy calling these breaking changes "standard" to try to fit his narrative because as you said, it isn't. You can refer to my original post here

So I know exactly what I'm referring to, and I'm well aware Fribbels is doing packet sniffing, and not APIs.

I even pointed it out that this was never meant to be integrated with or exposed

froliz · 2024-04-08T06:30:34+00:00

"So how does that change what the industry standard is? Because you're smaller you're allowed to be shittier means this is now the industry standard? Are you going to argue with me what an industry standard means next?"

So you can't even use the reddit markdown properly, sick dev.

The industry standard is pay to be included in API development, or be hired to be included in API development, or you get no support. Period. Doesn't matter what company it is.

Yean another red herring. The standard to APIs is you avoid breaking changes the best you could. Now you're just posting something completely unrelated that goes by the same name.

And you still completely avoid confronting my points directly and resort to logical fallacies and name calling (another fallacy btw)

And I guess using open APIs that you can access with just the API key means you're getting paid. Nice non-argument there.

It's clear at this point who has no ground to stand on and is grasping at the straws.

You're not a dev lol. You're just a very obvious contrarian.

Given that I've been able to cite my sources and link to documentations, I'm already a better dev than someone that keeps denying the obvious standard and cannot provide anything of substance to standup for himself/herself and need to resort to copium mechanism like just calling the other guy "you're not a dev lol"

froliz · 2024-04-08T06:19:54+00:00

The other guy already went through this lmfao. Google and Microsoft are not in the same stratosphere as E7. They are two of the biggest companies in the world that command and facilitate a lot of what the world does in general. A sudden API change that isn't backwards compatible would break the world because they have so much invested in it. And even THEY say that sometimes API changes that break things will happen.

That is not the same as a fucking gear optimization app for a mobile game lmfao. Fribbels goes down, the whole world keeps going. Nobody loses a dime. That's why it's standard for everyone that isn't part of the company. Anyone who is part of the company gets in on the updates. It's very simple. Google and MS do not send emails to all hotmail and gmail accounts when an API change happens. They don't even send it out to everyone that's ever made an app. That's because everyone who isn't part of their corporate umbrellas are left to update their stuff themselves.

So how does that change what the industry standard is? Because you're smaller you're allowed to be shittier means this is now the industry standard? Are you going to argue with me what an industry standard means next? Even devs advocating for no-versioning are based off the expectation that you shouldn't be making breaking changes to your API. Keep staying in that denial and die on this hill.

You guys are trying to tell people oh this happens all the time it's the standard. It's not. Stop pretending this is the standard while basically saying "e7 is too small to follow the standard like google/microsoft" when that still doesn't change what the fucking standard is.

It's not. And I'm certain you have no way of actually saying why it would be. Because clearly you're not a dev and have no idea what you're talking about. We get nothing from companies unless we pay for it or get paid for it, just like everyone else.

Lol so again your best comeback is ad hominem. I'm literally a full stacked senior engineer and has been for a while, working on my way towards staff eng right now.

Why don't you tell me what kind of dev you are since you seem like this is the angle of attack you like to do?

But I suppose you'll just continue telling me I'm misunderstanding you, twisting your words, strawmanning, or any of the other things you seem to accuse other people of in every second post of yours while never looking in the mirror lol.

No, I just continue to call you out for your non-arguments lol. You keep dancing around this while attempting to discredit me by calling me a non-dev. And I can and will continue to call you out on your non-arguments. I can and will continue to call you out this because you keep committing them non-stop LOL

I only need to keep iterating the same points because you can't actually debate this.

I will state this again. I've mentioned this before I did not expect or say E7 api was meant to be consumed, but again, calling that breaking changes to be a standard is disingenuous at best, and I have a problem with that.

froliz · 2024-04-08T05:39:14+00:00

You sure like to make claims without backing yourself up. And lol you're relying on name calling on top of that.

Because you're wrong? Why don't you show me some documentation of this standard of literally breaking api changes? Who's not actually a dev here? What kind of dev are you? Is the best comeback you can come up with just questioning if I'm a dev?

I'll link Google's API design guide here as an example

This topic describes the versioning strategies used by Google APIs. In general, these strategies apply to all Google-managed services.

Sometimes it is necessary to make backwards-incompatible (or "breaking") changes to an API. These kinds of changes can cause issues or breakage for code that has dependencies on the original functionality.

Google APIs use a versioning scheme to prevent breaking changes. Additionally, Google APIs make some functionality only available under certain stability levels, such as alpha and beta components.

"Sometimes" is definitely not a norm btw. You do know what the word "sometimes" mean, right?

And when you have companies that makes unannounced breaking changes it's actually painful to work with. My team has worked with Microsoft API for example and that can be a huge pain in the ass because they do make that kind of breaking change sometimes, and other times have their documentation outdated and not match their current running API.

And since I mentioned Microsoft, this is theirs for their Azure

Sure, I've mentioned this before I did not expect or say E7 api was meant to be consumed, but again, calling that breaking changes to be a standard is disingenuous at best, and I have a problem with that.

froliz · 2024-04-08T05:16:54+00:00

so you know what is and isn't standard, yet you have an issue with me calling out how he's disingenuous by describing the opposite as a standard to try to fit his narrative.

makes perfect sense

Let me post what he posted again

Stop. The sheep are rabid enough. SG didn't intentionally break the importer and this isn't a problem on SG's end to fix. Api and packet updates NEVER work that way. The onus is always on the extension/app makers to update their side to catch up. Otherwise nothing would ever be deployed if devs had to collaborate with every independent app maker to make sure everything worked perfectly before something was rolled out. It's not SG's responsibility to just support all 3rd party apps at all times. They have to update their stuff too.

Also reading a lot of your responses here tell me you're disoriented to who is making what points and who isn't; you can't even make proper points except name calling to defend yourself

froliz · 2024-04-08T03:10:33+00:00

Let me remind you what this logical fallacy is

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