Quote from: HollowedTurkey on April 28, 2016, 11:35:41 AM

Any recommendations for a build for NG+? For my first playthrough I went with a middle of the road pyro/dex and I was hoping to try either a quality build or pure heavy, because I've never done a strict melee playthrough.

I am considering a pyro/dex build for my first character. How is it?

@verb Contains clues about your progression - you probably shouldn't open this spoiler

I wonder at which point he realises that he is in a completely optional area (barring the fight against Sif, of course).

The Bernie Sanders campaign is laying off hundreds of field staffers after a tough stretch in which he lost five of the last six nominating contests and now has virtually no chance of mounting a comeback to wrest the Democratic nomination from Hillary Clinton.

Though Mr. Sanders has surpassed fundraising expectations, the campaign doesn’t have “unlimited resources” and cannot afford to keep on the payroll a full complement of field staff with three-quarters of the Democratic contests completed, a person familiar with the matter said.

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As its prospects dim, the Sanders campaign is focusing on the platform Democrats will adopt at their nominating convention in July. Sanders advisers hope the success they have had against Mrs. Clinton will provide leverage in shaping a platform that reflects some of Mr. Sanders’s policy aims.

Larry Cohen, a Sanders adviser, said the campaign understands that winning the nomination may be impossible but is pressing forward in hopes of winning delegates and influence at the convention. He predicted that Mr. Sanders would win most of the 14 remaining contests, providing a jolt of momentum that could help usher in a “different kind of Democratic Party that’s much more populist and less corporate.”

Infinity Ward's new Call of Duty game was previously described by Activision as "innovative," though no concrete details about the game have been divulged.

The GOP-sponsored bill, which now goes to Gov. Bill Haslam (R), allows therapists and counselors to reject patients they feel would violate “sincerely held principles.” Haslam hasn’t indicated whether he will sign the bill into law. 

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If he does, Tennessee would become the only state with such a law, according to the American Counseling Association. The measure would violate the group’s code of ethics, which affirms that mental health professionals cannot refuse treatment based on “personally held values, attitudes, beliefs and behaviors.”

They're dragging this Jon Snow thing on too long, which is overly disappointing. Anyone else find it annoying when a show becomes self aware and structures it's plot to be like "FIND OUT NEXT WEEK, TUNE IN TO SEE WHAT HAPPENS"? It doesn't make the story flow well and really leaves a"meh" taste in my mouth. Movies too. The Force Awakens being a most recent example. Or the Walking Dead season finale. It hinders the story and audience viewing rather than enhance it. Plus HBO is a subscription channel, so it's not like they lose money if I decide not to tune in exactly at 9:00 PM because of last week's cliffhanger.