Minority Mindset

In many cases, empowered monoliths have flipped the way people play, becoming a top choice for farming items. One player noted that “the drops you get from empowered monoliths far surpass those found in T4 dungeons,” indicating a significant change in gaming habits. As empowered monoliths offer better loot and exciting mechanics, players find less reason to participate in dungeons unless they need specific boss drops. For the uninitiated, empowered monoliths provide an exhilarating challenge with unique twists that can transform even a routine farming session into a heart-pounding race. Given their superior loot and more dynamic gameplay, it’s no surprise that players are choosing to ditch dungeon runs for visits to the monoliths instead.

When considering life in a place where time hardly exists, many people wonder about the End of Time itself. Bobodlm offers an intriguing perspective, stating that conventional notions of daily routines no longer apply at the End of Time. Instead, if time is static, one might imagine a state of constant leisure or perhaps even a cosmic pause button keeping everyone in a state of eternal relaxation. Most people agree with this idea, speculating that inhabitants would be liberated from worldly concerns such as need or boredom, existing in an endless moment of peace, perhaps with an unlimited supply of food appearing mysteriously from somewhere.

Based on this player’s story, it’s evident that meta builds, particularly the ES Void Knight, exert a strong attraction. They effortlessly sailed through content with “over 90% fast movement speed” and overcame seemingly impossible challenges. This demonstrates a common feeling among gamers: when you discover something that lets you easily defeat enemies, the monotonous struggle of non-meta builds appears less appealing. The Void Knight’s knack for dishing out high damage while maintaining mobility makes it an enticing selection, especially when seeking end-game challenges like Uber Abby.

In Generation 8, Rookidee was introduced to the franchise and became part of the Galar Pokedex. Despite its unassuming appearance, it turned out to be a fan favorite in Sword & Shield, as its final form, Corviknight, proved to be an exceptional Flying/Steel-type combatant.

On the evening of May 24th, I found myself right smack in the middle of a whirlwind at the Woodbridge Center Carnival. Around 9 PM, it seemed like every teen for miles decided to show up, and boy, did they ever! It was pure pandemonium.

To kickstart the summer events, enrollments for the Predecessor Championship Competition (PCC) start from May 31st on the official website. The event sequence begins with the PCC Creator Cup happening on June 14th and 15th, followed by qualifying rounds in various regions.