The only difficult thing is managing your mana again, which is less "challenging" and more "boring". It isn't untill now, that I have reached Scarlet Monestary, that there is even a hint of something more complicated than "tank and spank".
Although it still only amounts to moving away from the boss when he does his aoe thing, for both the armory and liberary bosses. Theres been several times where we pull a room, kill everything, and then I ask where the boss is, only to have found that the boss was in the mass group that we pulled.
People did suck at the game for the most part back then. I remember using CC on most of the pulls in places like RFK and trying to be strict about focus dpsing and places taking a long time with usually a wipe, sometimes many. At least some party members were bad at managing threat or tanking , aggro ranges, didn't have all of their necessary skills or mats, had bad gear possibly irrelevant gear for their class , misused cd's, on and on. It did make simple content a lot more difficult.
Just last night though I face rolled RFK with a group without ever using cc or anyone coming too close to dying during chain pulls or anything in like 45 minutes. This is an answer I commonly see.
I am enjoying leveling my first Classic character, but I will absolutely fucking hate leveling a second. I'm probably not even going to have a max level alt in this game, TBH. Veteran of vanilla and BC. Then haitus for 10 years. I don't know where anything is but healing 4 party members easy enough. Depends on where you are in the curve. Lower levels right now are often totally new to the game with no idea what's going on, huge disparity. Not to mention groups of 4 Mages and a Priest literally spam AoE'ing dungeons and resetting.
My buddy went from in no time at all. I was levels ahead of him at any given time and all of a sudden I'm in the dust. I'm not normally one to get salty but I am right now. People are playing much better than 15 years ago and I still oom on some pulls. But it's also proved to be a dangerous tool in the wrong hands. Members have been seeking out companies with high levels of short interest -- i.
The multichannel video game and accessories retailer is amid a multiyear turnaround. It's shuttering physical stores to reduce costs and spending big on digital gaming initiatives. It's produced three consecutive years of losses. But as of Wednesday, Jan. Though the saying that "a stock is worth what investors will pay for it" is accurate, the Reddit community isn't offering bona fide investment advice. These aren't professionals suggesting that GameStop or AMC are worth buying because of their business prospects or outlook.
Instead, the activity we're witnessing borders on collusion. A group of retail investors simply wants to see what happens if they try to disrupt normal trading activity by purchasing shares and call options to drive short-sellers out of their positions. They're playing a dangerous game. Having seen similar pump activity played out a handful of times before over the past 25 years, I can safely say that few are going to come out ahead.
Institutional investors will take their licks and eventually be back. Meanwhile, unsuspecting retail investors will learn a hard lesson when their position comes crashing down. I'd surmise that the only reason we haven't seen the Securities and Exchange Commission SEC act yet is that they've never seen anything like this before and don't know how best to contain the spread of misinformation in the market or prosecute those involved. In the past, the SEC has been able to react quickly to blatant examples of securities fraud.
However, market manipulation is a lot tougher to weed out, especially when it's being fueled by a community platform with more than 3 million users. Could be there are no shorts here. Just like free ads are better than trader. Why pay to list something online?
Would you pay to make facebook updates? YLO has no business model in the paperless world because they have no innovation like Google etc. There is an option to opt out of the yellow pages directory, and because of this, many people do so. If you don't opt out, it is made mandatory by the gov't of canada to send every person a yellow pages book because they contain the emergency numbers on the first page - and it is the governments obligation to inform everyone about them. So basically YLO gets paid by the govt to do this.
In addition, people still pay to post their "little" ads up in their phone directory book. Depending on size, they range from a few bucks to couple hundred dollars.
This has been decreasing as well, because the subscription rate to these books has decreased by , over the past 2 years. I think in another 5 years, that number will be around a couple of million of unsubscribed individuals. Point 2 - they are trying to be like google and make money for posting ads and such on websites etc They focus alot on the Canadian market, saying they are the canadian internet services provider With Point 3 - people pay them to do websites and such.
There has to be some sort of physical attraction unless you're visually impaired obviously. Looks get you there and personality keeps you there. There's still insider buying going on at this price level so it would seem that a bottom may be reached soon.
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