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Ehh, bowfa corruption cost is the equivalent of like 200k charges so it takes forever for it to pay off and it's a total waste of you want to sell but imo Bowfa is such a useful item that I can't ever see myself selling it even if I have a tbow.
Dec 19, 2023 · Look there are like 4 or 5 of them? Every turn they just scream and all the enemies gets so much temporary hitpoints. Every of the enemies already has plentiful of hitpoints and high dodge and armor. After 1 turn of scream from the Herald of Corruption even the Vox also has 50 hitpoints!
Also it's not a pure corruption biome but a snow-corruption hybrid, meaning it's basically all the same except ice is a different color and a few more enemies spawn. It's in the game to add another factor of difficulty, and probably because it makes sense for the corruption biome to, you know, corrupt.
The private sector literally pays police at MINIMUM 1.5x their wage, not less. Every officer you see at bars, concerts, fairs, shopping malls, sporting events, ect is hired by the private sector through “detail” programs and are paying more than 1.5x the salary of the officer and the department takes a cut to authorize the off duty detail and gear use.
Jan 25, 2022 · As anti-corruption efforts stagnate worldwide, human rights and democracy are also under assault.. This is no coincidence. Our latest analysis shows that protecting human rights is crucial in the fight against corruption: countries with well-protected civil liberties generally score higher on the CPI, while countries who violate civil liberties tend to score lower.
Apr 25, 2023 · The people willing to accept the invasive scrutiny and exhausting odyssey en route to the White House believe at some level that they belong there or keenly crave reassurance of that.
Pretty much. I have a certain playstyle that I like (I dislike melee) and it sucks that I'm being penalized for playing 1-2 characters. I'll play the others to unlock the traits, but the corruption fatigue mechanic feels like I'm being punished, rather than rewarded.
