Once upon a time, in a quiet village nestled at the edge of a dark forest, there was a legend that sent chills down the spines of the residents. The legend spoke of a frightening peeping witch who haunted the woods. It was said that she had the ability to change her appearance and would spy on unsuspecting victims as they went about their daily lives. The villagers lived in a perpetual state of fear, for they never knew when the peeping witch would strike. Children were warned not to venture too deep into the woods, and adults were cautious of their every move. But even with all their efforts to avoid her, it seemed that no one could escape her watchful gaze.
As a general rule I would say MC > Talisman > PP
Posso capire che avere un GS alto sia figo e permetta di fare Raid quando vengono posti dei limiti in termini di GS ma, forse e dico FORSE , meglio vestirsi nel modo giusto, fare dps correttamente e vedere dei bei numerini volare per lo schermo in termini di danni fatti, piuttosto che un unico numerino nel pannello di controllo PG un pelino pi alto, no. Credo anche, per , che sia sbagliato, solo perch una cosa pu non essere fatta in un solo modo, pensare che tutte le alternative siano ugualmente buone.
But even with all their efforts to avoid her, it seemed that no one could escape her watchful gaze. The witch was known to peer through windows and spy on people in their homes. She would cackle with delight as she witnessed their fear and discomfort.
Taliman of resurgence
Il [Talisman of Resurgence] NON � un trinket da Moonkin.
Se chi legge � un Moonkin che ha questo oggetto nel proprio equipaggiamento, bene, la prossima volta che ha 5 minuti liberi veda di sostituire questo pezzo di spazzatura. Un'altra buona notizia � che trovare un pezzo migliore di questo � fin troppo facile. Ed ecco perch� farlo:
Motivi matematici:
Sospetto che questo trinket venga equipaggiato da molti solo per il fatto che sia comprabile con gli Emblems of Triumph. La cosa divertente � che con gli Emblems of Heroism si pu� comprare il [Sundial of the Exiled] che � indubbiamente un trinket migliore per il DpS.
Talisman of Resurgence: Use: Increases spell power by 599 for 20 sec. (2 minute Cooldown)
Sundial of the Exiled: Equip: Your harmful spells have a chance to increase your spell power by 590 for 10 sec. (10% proc chance and 45 sec cooldown)Confrontiamoli un attimo.
Il calcolo matematico dei benefici portati dal Talisman of Resurgence � molto semplice. Ponendo di attivarlo ad ogni CD, lo Spell Power guadagnato equivale a 99.8 Spell power (599*(20/120) = 99.8). Per il Sundial of the Exiled il calcolo � leggermente pi� complicato. Dato che stiamo parlando di un bonus "on equip" bisogna prima stabilire alcuni criteri. Con un 10% di possibilit� di proccare bisogna castare circa 10 spell perch� il bunus si attivi. Poi, che la maggior parte dei Moonkin che fanno raid castano Wrath in un secondo e Starfire in 2 secondi circa, quindi facciamo una media di una spell ogni 1.5 secondi. Questo significa che il Sundial procca circa una volta al minuto. In pi�, la media di Spell Power portato dal Sundial � 98.3 spell power (590*(10/60) = 98.3). Ponendo anche che il Sundial procchi solo ogni 70 secondi, invece, si passa a 84.3 spell power.
Come si pu� ben vedere, il Talisman of Resurgence offre un minimo in pi� di spell power ma, in ogni caso, � davvero poco.
Confrontiamo le statistiche fisse:
Quasi tutti sanno quale buon beneficio diano 84 Crit rating, ma altrettanti potrebbero venire confusi dall'Intelletto presente sul Talisman. L'intelletto si converte in crit e in spell power, va bene. Aumenta la riserva di mana e il mana regen, va bene, ma alla fine. chi se ne frega? Noi dobbiamo menare e il mana che 'sto coso porta con s� non ci cambia di sicuro la vita!
La prima cosa da ricordare parlando di Intelletto � che viene aumentato da Blessing of Kings, Furor, and Improved Mark of the Wild. Cos�, i 128 Int su questo trinket sono in realt� 158 in Raid raid (128 * 1.1*1.1*1.02 = 158).
In termini di Crit Rating, 158 Int sono circa 43.5 Crit Rating (158/166.66 = 43.5). In termini di Spell Power, 19 spell power (158*0.12 = 19).
Cos�, solo confrontando 43.5 Crit Rating e 19 Spell power ai 84 Crit Rating � chiaro che gli 84 Crit Rating del the Sundial sono enormemente meglio di 128 Int.
Dato che i due proc dei trinket sono quasi uguali, allora il Sundial of the Exiled � meglio proprio perch� ha una statistica primaria superiore. Anche considerando che il Sundial sia attivo meno che una volta al minuto (e non � cos�), lo spell power � quasi lo stesso, ma accompagnato da una statistica da DpS; mentre il Talisman NO!
C�� pi� di un modo di arrivare dove si vuole arrivare:
Qualcuno star� gi� pensando, "Beh? qual'� il problema? La differenza tra i due trinket � proprio piccola".
Concordo con il fatto che c�� pi� di un modo di arrivare dove si vuole arrivare; � vero.
La differenza � piccola e non c'� solo un modo di vedere le cose.
Credo anche, per�, che sia sbagliato, solo perch� una cosa pu� non essere fatta in un solo modo, pensare che tutte le alternative siano ugualmente buone. Per esempio: sostituireste mai la carta igienica con della carta vetrata?
Il fatto � che ci sono sempre sia cattive alternative che buone alternative ma anche alternative indiscutibilmente migliori.
Perci�, la mia idea sul perch� tanta gente usi il Talisman � che, semplicemente aumenta il Gear Score; e poi chissene degli altri motivi per cui usare un item.
Posso capire che avere un GS alto sia figo e permetta di fare Raid quando vengono posti dei limiti in termini di GS ma, forse e dico FORSE, � meglio vestirsi nel modo giusto, fare dps correttamente e vedere dei bei numerini volare per lo schermo in termini di danni fatti, piuttosto che un unico numerino nel pannello di controllo PG un pelino pi� alto, no?
Concordo con il fatto che c�� pi� di un modo di arrivare dove si vuole arrivare; � vero.
Many claimed to have seen her eerie green eyes glowing in the darkness, sending shivers down their spines. The legend grew stronger with each passing year, as new tales of the peeping witch circulated through the village. Some said she had the power to control minds, manipulating her victims into doing her bidding. Others claimed she had a horde of loyal creatures at her command, ready to do her sinister bidding. As the fear of the peeping witch grew, so did the measures taken by the villagers to protect themselves. Windows were reinforced, doors were bolted shut, and charms and talismans were hung above doorways to ward off evil spirits. The village became a fortress, with the residents constantly on edge. One day, a brave young girl named Lily decided to unravel the mystery of the peeping witch. With determination in her heart, she ventured into the woods alone, armed with only a lantern and her courage. As she made her way deeper into the forest, she felt the air grow colder and the trees whispered secrets only they knew. Finally, Lily came upon a small cottage nestled amongst the trees. Its walls were weathered and covered in moss, and the windows were cracked and dusty. With trepidation, she approached the cottage, her heart pounding in her chest. To her surprise, there was no sign of the peeping witch. The cottage seemed abandoned and desolate, its former inhabitant long gone. Lily explored every nook and cranny, searching for answers to the legend that had gripped the village for so long. As she rummaged through an old trunk, she discovered a pile of worn-out journals. Intrigued, she flipped through their pages, uncovering the truth behind the peeping witch. It turned out that the witch was not a malicious creature, but a lonely spirit desperate for companionship. She had been cursed and forced to spy on the villagers, longing for someone to break the curse and set her free. Filled with sympathy, Lily made it her mission to lift the curse and bring an end to the legend. With the help of the village elders, she devised a plan to break the spell once and for all. On a moonlit night, they gathered outside the cottage and performed an ancient ritual, calling upon the spirits to release the witch from her torment. A blinding light enveloped the cottage, and a figure emerged - not a horrifying witch, but a frail, lonely woman. It was the peeping witch, finally freed from her curse. Grateful for their help, she thanked Lily and the villagers and promised to leave them in peace. And so, the legend of the frightening peeping witch came to an end. The village no longer lived in fear, and the woods returned to their tranquil state. Lily's bravery and compassion had brought about a resolution to the tale that had haunted the villagers for generations..
Reviews for "The Curse of the Frightening Peeping Witch"
1. Emma - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with "Frightening peeping witch". The story started off quite promising, with a suspenseful atmosphere, but it quickly became predictable and cliché. The ending was particularly disappointing, as it felt rushed and lacking in originality. Additionally, the characters were one-dimensional and lacked depth, making it hard to empathize or root for them. Overall, this film simply didn't live up to its potential and failed to deliver the scares it promised.
2. Mark - 1/5 - I'm a big fan of horror movies, but "Frightening peeping witch" was a complete letdown. The plot was convoluted and confusing, making it hard to follow what was happening. The scares were cheap, relying on loud sound effects and jump scares instead of building genuine tension. The acting was also subpar, with most of the performances feeling forced and unnatural. Save your money and skip this one - it's not worth the time or effort.
3. Sarah - 2/5 - As a horror aficionado, I was excited to see "Frightening peeping witch", but unfortunately, it fell flat. The pacing was incredibly slow, with long stretches of nothing happening and then sudden bursts of action that seemed out of place. The plot was also poorly executed, with elements introduced without proper explanation or resolution. The film lacked a cohesive and logical narrative, leaving me feeling frustrated and unsatisfied. While the concept had potential, the execution left much to be desired.