When Mafuyu Oribe and her adopted sister …

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I’m not a drug addict, I have a hobby!

I usually call him by criminal terms. Gangster, crook, thief, robber, vandal and such.

Ants can definitely sting. Not all of them (some just spray acid or use their jaws to bite) but others have literal stingers.

No, a sibling.

It is.

You usually buy it from a local hunter.

That’s how you detect a VPN ;)

Yes they should. Playing competitively and with a focus on winning is just as good as any other reason to play games.

I was allowed to be a DPS warrior in raids and at one point was matching or outdoing Rogues for damage.

I can’t remember how often I switched between being the guild’s main tank and DPS warriors. I wanted to do DPS but due to activity and skill concerns I was always roped back into being the MT. Upside was I was basically collecting the top-tier gear for both specs. But DPS warriors were always somewhat competitive. Poor DPS Paladins were basically never viable in high-end raids during all of vanilla.

Also the warsong PVP battleground with a raid equipped main tank was fun … well, for us.

Used to speed run Stratholme and Scholomance as a fury Warrior because my healers loved the chaotic challenge of keeping me alive.

Ha, I remember [Righteous Orb] farming there, which eventually just turned into speedruns. Our healer needed them and by the end we were going in with 3 dps warriors, a mage and a priest, just smashing through it. Occasionally we’d only be 4 people and invite some random (conditions is we got the orbs, but we don’t care about anything else). Many though we were mad for going in without a tank. Good times.

Yeah, especially in vanilla most hybrid classes were basically useless outside their “main” role when it came to high-end raiding.

We had a paladin with a thunderfury …

So, it was actually in the game? The term “Meta” in this context?

It’s more like knowing that “people online will do that, so I have to do this”. The mind game between the players. But I think you already got some better answers.

I don’t think it originated from StarCraft, that’s just where I recall first hearing it.

I remember it from early StarCraft, where balance patches would often “shift the meta” making some build and strategies so good (or bad) that you basically had to use them (or couldn’t use them) if you wanted to be competitive.

Not sure, but it has been around for a long time (20+ years).

I guess because the “ideal” way to play is usually found out by theorycrafters so they aren’t playing the actual game, but the “meta game” of finding out how to best play the game.

The best/optimal items.

So pay.

Stan for Jellyfin?

You definitely have the wrong person …

I think it’s a common practice to keep the original file in the torrent folder and create a hard link with proper naming in the media folder.