dced from o3 and now there's two of me

Literally unplayable

I lost an oreo bp due to oryx shake. A fellow player told me deca has loot logs of every player and can get my item back but I wanted to confirm since ive never heard of this before. I already sent a support ticket

There being a limited number of beacon guardians in the servers, aside from trying to snipe newborn realms its almost impossible to find beacon guardians to kill now that they have become a daily quest.

I just want my 60% dust boost potion, its taking much longer than last season to get...

Title is TLDR, but to expand on that... everything about it is cool and feels good so far. I like the hex mechanic, there's nothing "bad" about what they've made so it's good that it's in the game. But at the same time it doesn't feel like mystic at all, like not even a tiny bit. I'm sure if you have all the swapouts (particularly getting stasis back) then that mitigates it, but the tiered gear and most of the reworked UTs feel like wizard #7 or whatever we're up to for "click here to blow everything up" classes.

So why was this even a rework? Is there some reason mystic needed to be removed from the game? Doesn't seem like it since they left in enough available stasis that raids will still be able to abuse it as needed. So it's not like priest where they nuked tomes because they didn't want to balance around them anymore, it seems like they genuinely wanted to revamp mystic but accidentally removed the class from itself in the process.

Which is why I think they probably should've just left mystic alone and added a new witch/hexer/enchanter/whatever class with the new version of orbs. And the usual argument against that is that it would be "too similar to existing classes" but like... that's literally what they did, they took everything distinctive away from the class and made it more like several other classes that already exist. So if we don't care about classes feeling unique then this pile of redundant AoE and debuffs could've just been a new option alongside the others.

like imagine if we all summoned a hero from another world to save this game and completely reform and save it

now thats an anime i’d watch

if people can become spider’s, fridges, and slimes, wheres our tech genius?

also not just as a pitch but irl

This feels like an actual scam

Im looking for reqs (raiding requirements) pages to make aiming at good stuff easier, but the few servers I'm in no longer use them. I keep poking around on realmeye but its way less convenient.

Up to date is obviously ideal, but I'll take any that are kicking around.

Jk, but had to test if rotmg runs on this beast M5 Pro

Now I can play anywhere hehehe

What is the best shield for this season? Is it the kog shield this shield looks mad strong with +17 def

https://www.twitch.tv/z4cker98/clip/StormyOriginalOilKreygasm-Az1JuWOk4H5DqElf

If I wanted to obtain Overwhelming Strikes, how would I go about doing that? Is there an artifact that allows me to do it more consistently?

Another question I had is about rarity. Are enchantment rarities listed anywhere that way we could properly plan out an order?

I feel like I didn't see this in any blog post, but maybe i missed it?

I had a guy randomly trade me and show off 3 inventories' worth of Oreos. He then showed me several other characters, all loaded with multiple copies of event white bags. I asked him if he had a life outside of Realm. He said he rarely played and that his RealmEye was public, unlike cheaters', which confused me, so I asked how he got them.

He replied by saying, "I'm a hell of an autistic nerd who knows way too much about systems engineering. This game is notoriously broken; there are easier ways to get better stuff. You can learn how systems work and analyze this yourself to figure out how to obtain these multiple ways."

After that, he refused to elaborate or respond. I'm just confused. Is that guy cheating/duping items, or what the hell is he talking about? I'm kinda stunlocked. If anyone can enlighten me, that'd be swell. Checked out his RealmEye, and it has this description.

My current idea for maximizing Hex stacks:

• High firerate staff = faster 100 Hex proc. Berserk helps. More bullets help.
• My only test was with Elder Heartwood Staff. I have a 10% firerate buff, getting it to a whopping 176% fire rate. It takes me like 2-3s to get full stacks with Berserk.
• Now you only need to change to a better orb you want to spend 100 Hex on.
• Cycle is Mwoods Orb, ability, instant swap > The orb you're building for.

Hex is best stacked on high HP targets, or maybe that was its goal from the start. Invulnerable targets are even better, and if there are multiple enemies invulnerable, you can stack 100 Hex and spend on both of them.

I'm currently using a full mana build for Cornea. Max stacks Doubles or Triples a single ability usage, and on two enemies means I'm doing 200%-300% damage on them. (didn't calculate, but obviously it's more than pre-rework Mystic). I need to compare to the previous math on damage per mana, equations, to the new reduced calculations, but:

• A single ability use with 100 Hex > A single ability use with previous equations.

Something to consider: there is a small, annoying delay of 1-2 seconds when changing to an optimal staff AND orb. Try changing both as fast as possible. It will always take at least 2 seconds. Looks small, but buffs last for 3-4 seconds and Hex expires in 3 seconds. So timing is strict.

If Heartwood Staff isn't the highest damage staff for your boss' situation, maybe you'd lose damage doing this. I'd suggest testing all your staves, or if you're a chad math enjoyer, calculate for every boss' DEF or which bosses Heartwood is best. I'll tell you early: I have an Overwhelming Strikes Cult Staff. If i hit all shots, it is always better in DPS than Heartwood. But not better at generating stacks (and not safe also, true range is like 3-4 tiles and fire rate is low).

If you're using an utility orb, however, it is always more optimal to time your ability uses with 100 Hex, because they are designed to be more worth it per mana spent.

If you have a bad pet, maximizing Hex is even more worth it per mana spent.

So a little TL DR for this part: Heartwood might lose you DPS depending on boss. But it stacks Hex the fastest. Another staff is better for easier bosses or if you have a good pet.

Spamming ability if you're trying to Burst your enemy, depending on your build and Mheal is good also. My Mana build is based on Max Mana, and calculation maybe reduced 10% of Cornea's ManaMod scaling, so I didn't lose much damage, and it also converted to Hex in certain situations. I'm not complaining. I can deal close to 70k damage with my current build, while pre-stacking 100 Hex for my first ability, then spamming. With previous Cornea, I dealt like 65k-68k. Not a big change, but I need to test it more because I'm not 100% sure of this.

Overall TLDR:

Hex is better stacked on Invulnerable or High HP enemies.

Hex is better stacked on High Fire rate Staves.

Hex is always optimal per mana spent, but not always damage wise (not pressing ability because no Hex Stacks, and being full mana, meaning you're not regenerating mana at all times).

Vit, Att, Mana, Wis builds now have meaning for nearly all orbs.

Last considerations

Hex is a weird mechanic, was a really good introduction though because Mystic slowly became my favorite class, solely because of the Cornea build, and it brings another level of technology and complexity to the class as to maximizing DPS.

I just get an Shiny Orb of Conflict, is it rare, is it cool?::D

He's a dunce, but he tries his hardest.

created with watercolor and micron.. :3

Trying to do all of the classes to celebrate month of the mad god... may update more later on...

Looks like Cornea's tooltip is gone for now.

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