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There's a second unintentional shortcut - when you get to the second level, you can attack the dragons through the wall of the castle and eventually you'll just be teleported there. I've also managed to pull a dragon inside the castle, lol. 2. Award. Tavoneitor10.
Award. faasen101. • 19 hr. ago. Farm mobs that drop it , buy them from market , there 2 events that give u 1 ice shard guaranted. Just buy them they are useless for people who handed 50 anyway so they are prob cheap. Reply. Award. What is the best way to get Igneous Ice shards?
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Há 3 dias · Grim Dawn Ideas and Feedback. modal June 1, 2024, 11:55pm 1. My first character was a Deceiver. My initial vision for this character was a dual-pistol-wielding blaster with a raven pet. This was before I understood that such a build wasn’t viable. I’ve tried to make a ranged elemental character who just uses the raven for the damage aura ...
Há 5 dias · The latest MoP Remix hotfix causing raid bosses to scale with item level has introduced an unintended consequence - deleting trinkets and jewelry can make Heroic and Mythic raid bosses significantly easier!
Há 5 dias · Rannveig-arathor May 30, 2024, 2:32pm 1. I thought it did. After Blizzard’s post, I made the immense mistake of spending 271k bronze to upgrade my gear. Most of it is 444, with three pieces at 458. My rings and trinkets, though, are still at 342 and my cloak is still at 346, so my overall ilevel is 388.
Há 5 dias · And maybe unsurprisingly, he’s not actually opposed to tab target in MMOs. “This is the kind of thing we will iterate on a lot, but we don’t think tab targeting is the problem in western MMO combat,” he wrote. “We think it’s the focus on a bajillion buff and debuff icons to convey info and produce depth.”. Naturally, the MMO folks ...
