Minority Mindset

If you’ve strayed from the galaxy of Star Wars, the series Andor provides a compelling motivation to rejoin its universe. The second season is not only excellent; it has surpassed all previous projects within the franchise, even outshining the original trilogy and every other TV show in the process.

DDV frequently introduces fresh recipes for players, and the April 23rd update for Wonderland Whimsy offers a lot to explore. Among these new recipes, there’s one called the Cheshire Cat Tail, inspired by Alice in Wonderland’s recognizable pink and purple striped feline character.

The major advantage of this new feature is its incredible ease of use for players who want to streamline their character builds in Smite. Previously, users had to navigate through game menus or fumble with small loading screens to find the ideal items for their favorite gods. Now, they can simply visit SmiteBrain where they’ll find a wealth of build options and suggestions from other players, making it quicker and more convenient. A user summed up the excitement in just a few words: “The site keeps getting better! YEAH!” This accurately reflects the community’s enthusiasm for this improvement. It feels like receiving a magical shortcut that bypasses the tedious aspects of the game, revealing a wealth of strategic information with just one click. Not only does this time-saver improve strategies, but it also adds a thoughtful dimension to the gaming experience.

For new players in the solo lane, the initial feeling of autonomy often gives way to repeated deaths, leading to expressions of dissatisfaction on platforms such as Low_Distribution2245. Here, solo laners complain about being left alone while the enemy jungler wreaks havoc. One user, Equivalent_Cold1301, humorously expressed his frustration by stating that it’s predictable to see mages getting ganked frequently because “Anubis is easier to gank than Odin!” This sentiment is shared by many, with users pointing out the challenges of choosing a mage in a lane where fights and bruisers are common. It’s no wonder that calls for jungler assistance from solo laners increase when they feel trapped in a cycle of repeated ganks, as one commenter put it, “When one gank turns into six in a row, you start to question your jungler’s loyalty.” In essence, the solo lane is a challenging environment where frustration and despair can lead to accusations against teammates. Indeed, the solo lane in Smite could be the subject of legends—or endless complaints!