Recent content by Khane

I think youre misunderstanding what I'm saying. Lightning Rod, which I'm pretty sure they hate, works because it procs even on itself and extra rods chain to each other. Its basically one of like 3 successful 2 button builds they managed to create, but this volcano garbage does not proc on...

Crazy combos for PoE2. Which is like Great Grandpa waxing poetic about the first time he saw a computer Its very literally impossible for that showcased style of gameplay to ever be good. Lay down a volcano that doesn't move and then jerk off at that volcano to make it do something that...

I really dont understand how they thought this new Kalandra + Alva temple amalgamation mechanic would be well received. It's the antithesis of trying to simplify the concepts of PoE to attract more players.

Are you a Lithose alt?

This was actually part of my original point. This show is odd because we get basically no perspective from the antagonist. In fact, we dont even actually know, as the audience, if the writers intend for the invaders to be the antagonist. We are pretty sure, based on how we would feel ourselves...

Sorry, I meant to specifically say this suddenly sapient collective *thing* is at odds with itself depending on what stage of the lifecycle its in. My apologies.

I don't *think* anything. I'm just curious about why this invasive species has been at odds with its own narrative. Like everyone else in this thread. And I'm just here as part of the conversation responding to people with my own curiosities. This is a pretty good show.

Also, anytime you want to actually compare notes you let me know.

Sure, yeah. What are we even discussing then?

They could do both? In fact, they did do both. Its pretty hard to write a story where an alien race can get another planetary species to infect themselves but only in one way and only aggressively at first, but then theyre totes super nice and have it actually make sense, logically

Not when its an aerosol.

Yea well none of that makes sense either because they needed a human to receive it, understand it, recreate it and then it needed to incubate and grow into its benevolent state. The rat was in stasis and then bit the first human host, and then the human was in stasis then started kissing and...

Okay grandpa. "Hands at 10 and... oh sorry young man I need to step out of the vee-hhhiiiical now"

Or maybe that's actually what they were trying to do and humans are more resilient than they planned for but there was a try/catch block in the sequence that just made us slaves if we didn't die. But that doesn't explain the whole "we won't harm you if you don't want us to"

So why not just send a sequence that makes our brains/bodies short circuit and die (like Carol's wifey)