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Eh... AM's better in the latest patch, but so far as I'm aware it's still suboptimal even for will prime classes. You're probably not rolling with a handicap, heh.

It's alright, really. However existent biology works, magic fishman biology works as differently as necessary.

In any case, the difference between a fishwife and a fish waifu is only that of a clade or three. Let us not speak ill of link's piscene preferences.

Eh... there isn't, really. Just about everything in the game like that has pretty clear warnings (zone entry feelings, vault warnings, popups, etc.), though it's entirely willing to let you go ahead and bumrush a gaggle of ancient wyrms if you're going to insist on it. Even RNG based stuff (rares, randbosses) have unique coloring and information on their talents and a bit on their kit just an inspect away. Knowing ahead of time certainly makes it easier, but in general if you're in over your head you put yourself there pretty intentionally, heh. Not too much in the game that isn't pretty explicit one way or another it's about to try abnormally hard to kill you. People just seem to like ignoring all the bits and bobs implemented to tell them to be careful, for some odd reason

Though yeah, if you were fighting the minion undead in the main chamber you were basically committing suicide. Dealing with them first is workable (usually a decent idea, even) if you can break line of fire with the boss by ducking into one or the side rooms, but trying to do it while in plain sight of the necromancer is just asking for a bucketload of arcane death to be dropped on you, heh. If you're stuck fighting in there you pretty much have to blitz the boss down if you're going to survive, at least if you're not silly overpowered for one reason or another.

Amusingly enough, al, the graveyard is often easier when you go in early. Less chance of higher tier undead with nastier talents to pop out. I usually hit it around level seventeen or so. Tends to fit into my early game circuit after the fortress but before the mountain.

... though yeah, never leave the graves undisturbed unless you're farcically overpowered. Trying to take the boss with a junkload of classed undead pouring in behind you is like an early game room of death, except probably less survivable, ha.

Like him or not (I say not), it's essentially merely a return to the status quo that existed prior to Scalia's death, not any particularly drastic change.

Except it's not, because you'd have someone even more hostile to humanity and judicial sanity/scruples/etc. than scalia was, sitting there when there's a strong probability of at least one more supreme court position opening up while he's still alive and in the position. The status quo prior to scalia didn't have one or more SC seats likely to open in the next four or so years, and gods help me for saying it in the face of his later years, but scalia actually had something approaching judicial merit in comparison to the guy. Gorsuch being confirmed would definitely be a notable change, not just a return to the status quo. He's a different sort of beast than scalia, even if the latter was relatively similarly aligned. Change might not necessarily be drastic, but it's not a return to the same.

... didn't that happen like a week or two ago, too? Maybe was the initial paperwork or somethin'.

Hey, given enough time 500 untrained monkeys could build a PC, assuming an indefinite amount of parts and immortal or replacement monkeys.

... also it's a really bad analogy to use regarding Dom 4. The demon apes may become unamused.