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LSDouble is a beast. No. A BEAST. A MONSTROSITY. A MERCILESS AND RUTHLESS BRINGER OF DEVASTATION! I personally like her even more than Jawbreaker, because she is a bit more predictable. And debuffs! IMO, Rainbow is the best debuffer in the game. Just look here: She is a Double. That means her...

Oh noes, @BallotBoxer just got exposed!!! In the name of all that's... Wait, stop, that was known for a year (https://forum.skullgirlsmobile.com/threads/lets-be-friends.16125/#post-40918). I am sitting for the second day in a row looking at this 10K Theo offer... On one hand, I don't have any...

That's some nice base, @Pit Frango ! My first choice would be ICU Silent Kill. SA removes Thorns, Miasma and FAtigue, while even short application of Fatigue is enough to trigger ICU Heavy Regen and replenish lost HP. Second option - Bio, life drain rules and it's easy to constantly pressurize...

There are several explanations for this, I believe: 1) The most obvious - Samson looks like a terrifying ferocious hair beast with lots of fangs and glowing eyes (unlike, for example, elegant Leviathan). It is natural to assume by default that he is evil. And, while we don't know a lot about...

Talking about Parasoul, Launcher->Napalm Shot->L3->Canopy Bounce conversion is much more reliable now against Fighters that tended to drop out of Canopy Bounce before. Big Band still drops from L5->Launcher->D1->Canopy Bounce though :(

Join the club, mate. I welcome you with an open heart. And let this game remain the only thing where bad luck actually impacts you.

They are not supposed to. As requested: Last Hope Valentine, AE Boss node, no Res/Acc bonuses, avreage combo length is 30 hits, hitcounts are based on combo hit numbers dislplayed in-game. Round 1: 93 hits total, 4 times HP lost; Round 2: 127 hits total, 4 times HP lost; Round 3: 96 hits...

I can feel your pain, believe me. That's just the way it happens. I have accepted that several years ago and stopped worrying too much, It's now a default mode for me. People call me "pessimistic", I call myself "prepared".

As a person who does biological and medical statistics on a routine basis, I can assure you that with enough time and huge sample sizes you are going to see all kinds of weird things. I have seen a set of 200 patients, 18 of them were diagnosed with cancer, and 16 of them were right next to each...