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anjendurian · 1 year ago

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CC LIST + LINKS de ROSE

*:･ﾟ✧*:･ﾟ✧ LOOKS ✧･ﾟ: *✧･ﾟ:*

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Vestido: https://www.patreon.com/posts/rimings-floral-53633276

Botas: https://www.patreon.com/posts/simstastar-53173864

Uñas: https://www.patreon.com/posts/81507213

Collar: https://www.thesimsresource.com/downloads/details/category/sims4-accessories-female-necklaces/title/s-club-ts4-ll-necklace-201910/id/1451384/

Formal

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Collar: https://www.patreon.com/posts/rimings-met-gala-56269118

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Deporte

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Pijama

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Fiesta

LOVESICK GIRLS

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Piscina

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Verano

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Invierno

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overdevelopedglasses · 1 year ago

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Tojoctober Day 24 - Friend

(To the future I've seen in my dreams)

Alt title is from the stylized lyrics of The Future I Dreamed Of

Ichiban's friends pay Ichiban back.

(ENDGAME LaD spoilers!!!)

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A few days after the extravaganza that was their time in Kamurocho, Ichiban’s party made themselves known at Survive. Even though he was aware of their disappearance being a ruse, the bartender is still relieved to see the group of seven finally walk through the door. He makes them all gourmet bentos as a welcome back present, and the gang gets to chowing down. As they are finishing their plates, Nanba notices Ichiban poking at his food.

“You notice it too, Nanba?”

Nanba turns and comes face to face with Adachi.

“I guess… he's not normally like this, is he?” Nanba whispers, making sure Ichiban doesn’t hear them.

“Not when I’ve seen him.” Nanba turns, and Saeko has joined their whisper pile.

“Wonder if it has something to do with Masato.” Adachi muses.

“It probably does. He’s yet to tell us what happened, but whatever it is, it’s fucking him up inside.” Nanba agrees, glancing at Ichiban, who is only now eating his last bites of food.

“Maybe we can cheer him up somehow?” Saeko wonders.

“Hey, that’s not a bad idea. Nanba-” Adachi turns to where Nanba was, but he’s already started walking towards Ichiban, taking a seat next to him.

“Hey, Ichiban.”

Ichiban turns to him slowly. Nanba isn’t as perceptive as some people he keeps in his company, but he could tell Ichiban was barely masking his sorrow.

“Oh… hi Nanba.” Ichiban says, his voice also masking his sadness.

“I was wondering about… about Masato.”

“Yeah?”

“What did he like to do?”

Upon hearing the question, Ichiban’s eyes shine just a little bit, and Nanba smiles softly. “Well… I remember the last time we went to the arcade, there was this game called Samba de Amigo. The young master really liked playing it. But, when I went to look for it a bit ago, I didn’t see any machines, and the Internet says the machine got discontinued.”

“I see.” Nanba says, and the two sit in silence for a second, with Nanba unsure how to continue.

“Are you… ok?”

“Huh? Yeah, I’m good. I’m probably gonna turn in early though. You mind saying goodnight to everyone for me?”

“Sure, Ichiban. Get some rest.”

Ichiban nods, and gets up to go walk up to the second floor. Nanba rushes back to his companions.

“Masato liked Samba de Amigo!” Nanba says, forgetting he was whispering with them.

“And what are we supposed to do with that information?” Zhao leans over from his conversation with Joon-gi Han and Eri, seemingly intrigued in what the other half of the group was conspiring about.

“We’re gonna cheer Ichiban up!” Saeko says with pride.

“He did seem kinda down… is there any way we can help?” Eri asks.

“Well, we have a mission now. Find a Samba de Amigo arcade machine!” Adachi commands, and everyone nods in agreement before practically tripping over each other to leave the bar.

The group splits, and they search Ijincho for a while. Nanba is the one that finds the machine in the old homeless camp, and Joon-gi Han finds a pair of spare controllers in the Geomijul hideout. After a while (and a lot of cursing from Adachi), the group gets the machine into the downstairs of Survive, to the bewilderment of the bartender.

“What do you guys have there?” he asks.

“Something to cheer Ichiban up!” Nanba replies enthusiastically.

They wheel the machine into the corner of the room, and Joon-gi Han departs to return the dollie they borrowed from the Geomijul.

“Ok… plug the bad boy in!” Adachi says.

Zhao bends down, grabs the power cord, plugs it into the outlet, and the party sits and waits for the machine to turn on.

Which doesn’t happen.

“Uh… did you press the power button, Zhao?” Saeko asks.

“There isn’t a power button on these things.” Zhao replies, unplugging the machine.

“So… is it broken?” Eri says, moving to the back of the machine.

“Possibly. Let me look at the wires” The door opens as Joon-gi Han re-enters the space, making Nanba jump out of his seat. He watches the man go behind the machine with Eri.

“We might have it?” Eri says, standing up and returning to her seat, Joon-gi Han in tow.

“Alright, plug it back in, Zhao-san.” Joon-gi Han instructs. Zhao nods, and plugs the machine back into the wall.

Nothing.

“Hmmmmmmm,” the bartender mutters, and all eyes turn to him. “I may know the solution.” He comes out from behind the bar and goes to the machine. He grabs the plug, unplugs it, and plugs it back into a different socket.

The machine roars to life, making most people in the party jump.

“Alright! We got it!” Saeko cheers, grabbing the spare controllers and hooking them up to the machine with Zhao's help.

“Thanks, bartender.” Adachi says, giving the bartender a playful salute. "How can we repay you?"

“Pay your tab next time, Adachi.” the bartender replies. Adachi winces, and Nanba starts laughing.

It’s late morning the next day when Ichiban finally descends from the upper floor of Survive. Nanba notices him enter the bottom floor first, as Ichiban rubs his eyes and blinks in the direction of Adachi and Zhao, who are in the middle of a round on the new addition to the bar.

“What… where did you guys-?”

“Surprise, Ichiban! We found a Samba de Amigo machine!” Nanba says, causing everyone who wasn't playing on the machine to wave a "good morning" to Ichiban.

“You… found it?”

“The homeless camp had this sitting there, and it’s in pretty good condition. It may smell a bit though…” Nanba mutters.

Ichiban’s eyes shine, and he lets out a loud laugh. “Alright! When do I get a turn!?”

“You may want to eat first, Ichiban." Eri laughs.

Through the entire day, and into the night, the party takes turns on the game. They even beat the story mode and begin to up the difficulty of the songs they play. While the bartender doesn’t play, he ensures there’s a fresh supply of snacks and drinks for the players. Soon, the sun sets. Joon-gi Han, along with a struggling Saeko, are playing La Bamba when Nanba notices Ichiban is gone from the room. Nanba walks outside, and finds him in the park next to the building.

“Ichiban? Everything ok?” Nanba walks up to the ex-yakuza, who is hiding his face in his hands.

Ichiban says nothing, but is breathing heavily.

“Ichiban?”

Ichiban looks up, a bit startled, and Nanba notices the wetness on his face. Before Nanba can say anything else, he’s smothered in a big hug, Ichiban’s forehead on Nanba’s shoulder.

“I’m so fucking lucky to have you guys as my friends.” Ichiban whispers. “Thank you.”

Nanba simply smiles, and returns the embrace. They stand like this for a while before they feel a third pair of arms join in.

“Hey, who said the hug party could start out here!?” Adachi said. Ichiban and Nanba share a laugh, as more and more people from their party join in the hug pile.

Soon enough, everyone has their limbs and bodies in some sort of weird fashion that constitutes a hug, everyone trying to include each other.

“Everyone…” Ichiban starts, and all attention is turned towards him.

“Thank you guys. I’m so glad I have you all here.”

No one responds vocally. Nanba hugs Ichiban tighter, and feels himself squeezed in return.

#yakuza #ryu ga gotoku #rgg #tojoctober #ichiban kasuga #yu nanba #tianyou zhao #koichi adachi #saeko mukoda #joon gi han #eri kamataki #them your honor!!!#finding a good game for this was really hard #I was gonna use taiko no tatsujin but it didn't exist until 2004 lmao #gotta make things realistic ya know #shoutout to the bartender. on god fr fr #holy shit I'm caught up on the prompts again!

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onepunchcatboi · 1 year ago

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A Newbie Guide to DPS

HALO~

I make this newbie guide in the hopes that it helps new players. The in game tutorial is...adequate, but it leaves out the nuance of playing with others. So in addition to general info I have added an etiquette guide

Suggestions welcome! But please remember that this is meant to be a general beginners guide, so I won't get into all the specifics.

Everything under the cut!

Now some people might say the DPS have it easy, and to be fair, we don't lead the charge or bring our buddies back from the dead [most of us]. But do you really think the Tank and the Healer want to do a 30 minute dungeon run? Or want to try and man a cannon while enemies keep punching them in the back of the head? They get to focus on what they are doing, because we are doing everything else!

The DPS Club is the most diverse of the job groups, so we will not be covering a lot of the class specifics [though I will point out unique traits if relevant]. For simplicity, we'll stick with group names: the close range fighters aka Melee [MNK, SAM, DRG, RPR, NIN], the long ranged fighters aka Ranged [BRD, MCH, DNC] and the magic users aka Caster [SMN, BLM, RDM]

THE RULES OF THE DPS CLUB

1. Don't Die

You can command the most destructive magics in all the world, but it won't mean much if you've been surrounded by enemies that can and will, take you out in a few hits. Luckily that's what the Tank is for! So you can freely beat the enemies heads in without worry! BUT, remember the Tank can't actually block all the damage, they just direct it. You still need to be avoiding Area of Effect moves [AOE], and generally trying not to stand right on top of the Tank, as some of the attacks can go through the Tank and hit you. This is called Cleave, and is why Tanks will typically point the boss away from the party.

For the Melee this is the part where you must learn to dance. A conscientious Tank will try to group the mobs in a way that keeps you safe, but sometimes that's just not how the dice rolls. So keep one eye on your Tank and the other on the ground lol

Ranged can literally run in circles while attacking from a distance so there's no shortage of mobility here lmao But if you're spinning like top into all the AOE's and then get Cleaved then you need to adjust your arc.

Yes, this means you too Casters. I know you guys have to stand still to attack, but if you die before you can pull off your spell it won't matter :'> One thing that can help is a little trick called slide-casting! When you are casting a spell, there is a half-second or so just before it is unleashed, where you can move, and the spell will still cast! This will take some practice to get a feel for it, but is great for especially hectic fights. At the very least: check that your health is full, that you are not in a Venn diagram of death, and that the healer isn't occupied with keeping someone else alive!

All DPS [except BLM] also have a self-Healing move [Melee & Ranged: Second Wind, RDM: Vercure, SMN: Physick], and the Melee have an additional heal called Blood Bath, which heals you as you do damage. DNC also has a party wide heal called Curing Waltz.

Some DPS also have skills that will increase the potency of healing moves for themselves and the party [MNK: Mantra, BRD: Nature's Minne], meaning you can use them before a strong attack is coming, or simply before you use your own healing move, to help you and the party recover more HP.

At this time only one DPS has a status curing skill. BRDs can use the skill Wardens Paean to remove a curable debuff from themselves or another party member.

Quite a few DPS also have their own Mitigation skill similar to the Tanks. Some only reduce damage for the user [MNK: Riddle of Earth, NIN: Shade Shift, SAM: Third Eye, BLM: Manaward, SMN: Radiant Aegis], while others will be party wide so long as they are within range [RPR: Arcane Circle, BRD: Troubadour, DNC: Shield Samba, MCH: Tactician, RDM: Magick Barrier]. Additionally, the Melee DPS have a Role Skill called Feint which reduces the amount of damage the target does to the party.

Remember, nothing is a bigger DPS loss than dying!

2. Control the Battlefield

The Tank is the leader, and they will be doing their best to make sure everything in the room is focused on them. But if things start to get crazy or if extra factors come into the fray, that's when you need to step in!

When you are facing groups of enemies [which is most of the time], you want to be using your AOE skills primarily. The Tank will also be doing this in order to keep the enemy focused on them. This makes it so the party can make a clean sweep of the enemies faster and move on to the next pull quicker! Once you get down to two or one enemies, you can start focusing on attacking one at a time.

Occasionally ranged enemies can put a damper on the AOE attack strategy though, as they tend to hang back from the rest of the group. Sometimes a skilled Tank can find a way to force them to come in closer, but if not, look to DPS these enemies down first!

If the Tank misses an enemy and it targets you, do not panic! Bring it to the Tank. Grab that random Coblyn and wave it in the Tank's face until they take it from you!

If the Tank misses an enemy, and you see one go directly for the Healer, go kick it in the face! You must get its attention on you, and away from the Healer. Then, you guessed it, bring it to the Tank!

If the Tank goes down, the enemies will divide their attention on you and your Healer. This is because their enmity [or aggro] is based on two things: who is doing the most damage, or who is generating the most enmity, and they really hate the Healers regen moves. Do your best to take the heat off your Healer and stay alive while they get the Tank back up!

Some bosses will summon extra enemies to the battle to fight you. The additional enemies [Adds] should be quickly eliminated. They typically will not have a lot of health, and will only serve to annoy and harry your party while trying to kill the boss if left alone. Sometimes extra adds will disappear when the boss dies but not always.

Melee and Ranged, you also have a couple skills that you can use to either Stun or Interrupt enemies from doing certain attacks. These are indicated by the Progress Bar, showing that the attack is charging up. The normal progress bar indicates an attack that can be stopped by Stunning the enemy [IF they can be stunned, some are impervious]. Melee can do this with the skill Leg Sweep. The flashing progress bar indicates that the attack can be Interrupted. Ranged can do this with the skill Head Graze. Remember that Stun and Interrupt are not interchangeable! Enemies who have been stunned multiple times will become impervious to it, and Bosses cannot be Stunned at all.

Extra mechanics like flipping switches and shooting cannons and so on during the battle- that's up to us! The Tank needs to keep the enemies focused on them and the Healer needs to focus on keeping all of you alive. So if the boss needs to get shot with a cannonball in order to stop it's big party-wiping attack, its up to the DPS to get it going! [This seems to be slowly getting phased out in Main Scenario, but is still present in a fair amount of optional dungeons, so it's still good to keep in mind]

3. Maximize Your Damage

You've dodged all the enemies attacks and and made sure your party is safe, now its time to turn to your enemies and do what you do best- melt those motherfuckers HP bars!

Now! This is much too large and diverse a topic for the DPS Club to really get into the nitty-gritty of it for each class, so I encourage you all to look up guides for the specific class you are interested in. Finding a training dummy in the game to test things out on to get a feeling of the class's rhythm will help too! But most importantly, READ YOUR TOOL TIPS! Hovering your mouse over them will give a detailed description of each skill. Some general tips for everyone:

Pay Attention to Your Combos! Any attack move you can do that is a part of a combo [the skill description will say it has a "Combo Action" with another skill] will do more damage if you do it in the correct order of the combo. These are also visually indicated when you start with your first attack skill, the next in the combo will have a flashing dashed line moving around the icon.

Always be Using Your Off-Global Cool Down Skills! What does that even mean, WELL, those combo moves I just mentioned? They all recharge at the same time, meaning they all have the same "Cool Down" [CD] timer or Global Cool Down [GCD]. But you'll get extra attacks that have their own CD, that are independent of your usual combo moves. This means that if you can use one of those moves to attack in between the time you are waiting for your next combo move to be available. So use those whenever possible! [if you ever read a guide and it talks about "weaving" skills, this is what they mean]

Always be Using Your Damage Over Time Skills! These are skills that then inflict a form of status or de-buff on your enemies that will cause a small amount of damage to the enemy, repeatedly, for a small amount of time. Also known as DOTs. Most of these are a single attack that affect one target, with a few exceptions: BLM and RPR- which have both a single target and Area of Effect [AOE] DOTs, MCH and NIN- which only have a AOE DOTs [NIN is ground targeted one], and BRD- which has two single target DOTs. DNC, SMN, and RDM are the only DPS that have no DOT moves as of Endwalker. HOWEVER this is best utilized on Bosses, unless you have one of the rare AOE DOT's it's a DPS loss to try an place a DOT on every single enemy. Just focus on AOE attacks for crowds otherwise.

Always be Buffing Your Damage! All DPS have the ability to either temporarily increase their damage, or increase the speed of which they attack. Many of them also get party wide versions of these skills. There are some that you may want to use strategically [such as selecting another DPS for a single target one], but for the most part use these as frequently as you can.

And for each group, here are some extra things to consider so you can up your game:

Melee- For the most part you guys want to be paying attention to how your combos work, and where you are striking the enemy from. All the Melees have a basic 1-2-3 combo, and as you get more moves, you might either get another combo set, or have your original combo make a branching point. Again read your skill info, feel it out. In most cases for these branching combos, the final skill in a set will do more damage based on if you strike from the Flank, or from the Rear. These are called Positionals. To try and explain simply: the open space on a targeted enemy circle is the Rear, and the lined spaces on either side of the Rear [up until the little notch] are the Flanks. Those are your sweet spots, dance between them!

Ranged- This is a strange spot because MCH honestly is very similar mechanics wise to the Melee group: it has a combo and relies fully on damage, but it does not have to worry about Positionals at all. On the other hand, damage for BRD and DNC is more "Random Number Generated" [RNG] based. This makes it a bit hard to make a consistent damage output, but that's okay, because you guys get to buff yourself and your pals with song and dance! DNC, always be dancing to provide attack buffs. BRDs, keep in mind that your Songs do not stack with the Songs or other BRDs, so try to pick a different Song from the other BRD to max out those damage buffs!

Casters- For you guys the importance is mostly on learning the rhythm of your magic, and making sure you position yourself well. Ideally you want to be familiar enough with the battles so that you don't have to move, and you can keep spamming spells all day. This is particularly important for BLM, as they are the least mobile of the three. Remember the slide casting trick mentioned earlier! It will take a little practice but it's very worth it. For RMD, remember that your sword skills are always more powerful if they are used when you have some magic built up!

4. The Limit Break

The battle has raged and you've got your enemy on the ropes, it's time to finish them off! It's time. To. LIMIT BREAK!!!

If you're new to Final Fantasy, a Limit Break [or LB] is generally a strong move used by a character to do a lot of damage. If you are the DPS at least. This is a multi-sectioned bar that fills gradually as the party attacks, and a Limit Break can only be used if at least one of the sections is full. For most encounters you might only get one or two sections, but many bosses will get three. The more sections full when you use the attack, the stronger it will be.

And most critically, the Limit Break is party shared [not the case in most FF games], which means if one player uses it, it has been used for everyone else too. This is why it's important for the LB to be used strategically, particularly for higher level dungeons/trials/raids.

On top of that, the LB move changes depending on your DPS Type, and how many bars are full. The Limit Break Three [or LB3] in particular is the strongest and it's attack animation is unique for every single DPS class. But the inherent way the LB attacks function is the same for each group:

Melee- a single target, hard hitting attack

Ranged- a line AOE that will hit multiple enemies

Casters- a circle AOE that will hit multiple enemies

As a general rule the Melee DPS is the one who uses the LB attack on a Boss. This is not favoritism, but rather because the Melee LB attacks do the most damage to a single target. So when you are fighting a single enemy, the party will expect the Melee to use the LB. You could do this at the start of the fight if the bars are full, or wait near the end to finish the boss with it if you prefer. If there are no Melee DPS in the party: the next most powerful LB attacks belong to the Ranged group, then the Casters.

As you get more familiar with fights, you will note there may be exceptions to the Melee LB Rule! Sometimes it's more strategic to do a Ranged LB on a certain phase of the fight. Or maybe you guys are fighting some mobs and it will save time if a Caster uses an LB on them so you can move along. There can also be situational exceptions where you don't want the DPS to LB at all! If a raid isn't going well, you might save the LB3 so that the Healer can use it instead for a full party raise! And there are a couple instances where the Tank might need an LB3 to shield the party from a boss attack that may otherwise wipe the group.

General DPS Etiquette

Dungeons & General Tips

If you notice the Tank run into battle without their Tank stance, remind them to put it on! A lot of times the game will turn off their stance when they enter a new duty and they might forget to stance up again because of it.

On a similar note, remember how you are in the field, the name of the enemies you attack change color when they are aggressive towards you? You can use that cue to spot when the Tank has successfully engaged all the enemies, making it safe for you to attack after with no worry of repercussion!

Leave the AOE attacks for the enemy groups. When you face a single enemy or a Boss, use your single target attacks. They are much stronger than your AOEs, so they are worth more in the long run when you fight a single target.

When the enemy is doing a visible AOE move, usually visible on the ground and in orange, that area is dangerous only when it is orange. Yes, even if the attack animation is still going. So you can move back into that into that space immediately after it stops being indicated on the ground! More time for attacking! [There are like...maybe two exceptions to this in main game lol you'll remember when they happen. The party will likely warn you even!]

Ranged guys! You have a really fun move called Peloton that makes everyone in your party run faster [when you're not in combat]. Everybody likes it when you use this :D

Ranged and Casters, be mindful of your position relative to your Healer. Their heal moves only go out so far, so if you're on the other end of the battlefield, they won't be able to hit you with their AOE Heal Skills!

SMN and RDM, you guys are in the unique position of being able to Resurrect [Rez/Res] fallen players like your Healers can! For SMN this is called Resurrect and for RDM it is Verraise. This can be extremely helpful if the Healer has already used their Swiftcast to Res someone else or is otherwise occupied. Or dead. RDM specifically, is able to spam this skill quickly by virtue of its Dual Cast mechanic. You can use a fast spell [like jolt], and then be able to cast Verraise again instantly!

BRDs don't forget about Wardens Paean! Like the Healers Esuna skill it picks one status to remove at random, but unlike Esuna the cool down is much longer. Since the healer will likely prioritize themselves or the Tank first, if the whole party has been hit with a status effect, a good bet is to use it on yourself or the other DPS! Or maybe if the Tank has multiple status effects on them, use it on them so the Healer has one less thing to worry about!

Every so often you'll encounter a Boss that is charging a party wiping attack. For the most part [again some of the older side content is not up to date with the new indicators] you can tell this is happening when a completely different looking progress bar appears on the screen. It typically has a silver frame and fills up at snails pace compared to the usual one. This is the DPS check and it is your time to shine! Usually the Boss themselves is not the target in this case, but something else on the field. Whatever it is, it's your job to crank up the damage and turn it to dust before it does the same to you!

If you ever see a player get marked by another player with an icon [they are by default a white icon hovering over the character, either a number or a shape] usually this is to indicate this player knows the fight very well, and to follow them! This is often used in more chaotic trials or if the party has wiped a few times, to help the newer players know where to go to avoid dying. Not all players know how to do this though [or there's not enough time], and they might just start jumping in place on the safe spot, so look for that too! XD

DO NOT run in front of the tank, wait for them to pull the aggro first. Despite what the Duty Support/Trust systems would suggest, DPS do not lead the charge, because you would die in 5 seconds. This doesn't happen in those settings because the Tank is programmed to be glued to your ass. Please wait for your Tank!

DO NOT PULL FOR THE TANK. I know it seems like I am the same point twice, but I am this time referring to purposefully running ahead of the tank to pull enemies back to them. Please do not do this. How many enemies are being fought at one time is a decision that must be balanced between the skills and comfort level of the Tank and the Healer. You should not be deciding this for them!

Raids

When you are in a Normal Raid, the party becomes an 8 player team, and for the most part the same rules apply as when you're in a Dungeon or Trial. Even the use of the LB. But when you are in an Alliance raid, you are joined by two additional 8 player teams. This makes battles chaotic and fun, so there are some extra things to keep in mind:

Any party buffs you have or can give to other players will not be given to the other Alliances, they will only reach your own Alliance. This includes AOE Healing.

HOWEVER, players of other Alliances can be healed or rezzed if directly targeted when using the skill.

The LB is shared only with your Alliance. This means each alliance will have its own LB bar. Typically it is in the Raids that you want to keep an eye on how your team is doing before using the LB. If half your party is down, consider letting a Healer do it. But if you're the last man, may as well go for it!

For the most part Raids [at least not the regular difficulty ones] do not have DPS specific mechanics to watch out for like they have for Tanks and Healers. But the Raids are very diverse and many of them have unique mechanics, plenty of which may require the DPS to handle. And there are lots of online tutorials on dungeons and raids to help you make sense of them!

NOW GO! AND DEMOLISH YOUR ENEMIES >:3c

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Rio de Janeiro: Celebrate the New Year on Copacabana Beach

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Rio de Janeiro knows how to throw a celebration, and New Year’s Eve is no exception. If you’re looking for a lively, unique experience, Rio’s Copacabana Beach is the place to be. With over 2 million people gathered on the sands, dressed in white for good luck, you’ll find yourself swept up in the festive spirit of Brazil.

Top Places to Visit:

Copacabana Beach: The heart of the New Year’s celebration in Rio. The famous beach hosts an incredible fireworks display and samba music that lasts until dawn. Don’t miss the chance to experience the beach parties and enjoy the warm sea breeze.

Christ the Redeemer: One of the most iconic landmarks in the world, a visit to Christ the Redeemer offers panoramic views of the city and surrounding mountains. It’s a must for any first-time visitor.

Sugarloaf Mountain: Take the cable car up to Sugarloaf Mountain for unparalleled views of the city, beaches, and bay. The view of the fireworks on New Year’s Eve from this vantage point is unforgettable.

Lapa Arches and Santa Teresa: If you enjoy nightlife, visit the vibrant Lapa neighborhood for samba clubs, bars, and music that continue long into the night.

Tips and Tricks:

Arrive Early to Copacabana: If you’re heading to Copacabana for the big party, be sure to arrive early to find a good spot to watch the fireworks. The beach fills up quickly!

Embrace the Tradition of Wearing White: Locals wear white on New Year’s Eve to bring good luck and peace in the coming year. Don’t forget to pack your white outfit to join in on the tradition.

Stay Hydrated: Rio can be hot and humid during the summer months, especially around New Year’s Eve. Drink plenty of water and use sunscreen to protect your skin.

What to Avoid:

Avoid Going Without Cash: Many places in Rio, especially the beach areas, operate on a cash-only basis. Make sure you have cash on hand, especially when buying food or souvenirs.

Don’t Skip the Safety Measures: While Rio is generally safe, be mindful of your surroundings, especially in crowded areas. Keep your belongings close and be cautious of pickpockets.

Why Visit Rio de Janeiro for New Year’s Eve?

The energy in Rio during New Year’s Eve is contagious. Between the samba beats, the incredible fireworks over the beach, and the welcoming atmosphere, you’ll quickly see why Rio is a top destination for ringing in the New Year.

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Celebrate New Year’s Eve Around the World: Must-Visit Destinations for 2025

As the countdown to New Year’s Eve 2025 begins, nothing beats experiencing the magic in some of the most iconic destinations around the globe. Whether it’s dazzling fireworks, lively parties, or unique cultural traditions, here’s why these places should top your travel list this New Year.

Sydney, Australia

Sydney is one of the first major cities to welcome the New Year, and it does so in unmatched style. Picture stunning fireworks illuminating the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House as you toast to a fresh start.

Why Visit: Warm summer weather, world-famous beaches, and family-friendly atmosphere.

Top Activities: Enjoy a harbor cruise for the best view of the fireworks.

Tourist Perks: Family accommodation packages in harbor-facing hotels with special New Year discount

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New York City, USA

Nothing says “Happy New Year” like the iconic Times Square Ball Drop. Be part of the thrilling atmosphere surrounded by live performances, confetti showers, and millions of revelers.

Why Visit: Iconic celebrations, vibrant nightlife, and endless dining options.

Top Activities: Head to rooftop bars for panoramic city views.

Tourist erks: Exclusive tourist passes for access to private viewing zones in Times Square.

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Dubai, UAE

Dubai celebrates New Year’s Eve with unparalleled luxury. From dazzling fireworks at the Burj Khalifa to extravagant parties, the city guarantees a spectacular start to the year.

Why Visit: Record-breaking fireworks, luxury shopping, and cultural fusion.

Top Activities: Enjoy a desert safari or a dinner cruise on Dubai Creek.

Tourist Perks: Packages combining luxury hotel stays with exclusive fireworks viewing tours.

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London, England

London’s fireworks over the River Thames are unparalleled. Add festive markets and traditional British pubs, and you have an unforgettable experience.

Why Visit: Rich history, cozy winter atmosphere, and world-class landmarks.

Top Activities: Watch the fireworks from a river cruise and explore Winter Wonderland.

Tourist Perks: Fine dining options on boats with direct views of the fireworks.

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Paris, France

Known as the “City of Light,” Paris is even more magical on New Year’s Eve. Toast with champagne as the Eiffel Tower lights up in the background, or enjoy a romantic cruise along the Seine.

Why Visit: Romantic ambiance, gourmet dining, and elegant celebrations.

Top Activities: Attend a cabaret show or dine at a Michelin-starred restaurant.

Torist Perks: Exclusive honeymoon offers for a romantic night to remember.

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Tokyo, Japan

New Year’s celebrations in Tokyo blend modern energy with ancient traditions. Join the countdown at Shibuya Crossing or enjoy the tranquility of a midnight temple visit.

Why Visit: Unique cultural practices, futuristic skyline, and amazing cuisine.

Top Activities: Savor “Toshikoshi Soba” (year-crossing noodles) and watch the first sunrise.

Tourist Perks: Guided tours including bell-ringing traditions at temples.

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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Celebrate New Year’s on Copacabana Beach with millions dressed in white, dancing to samba rhythms. Fireworks over the ocean create a magical start to the year.

Why Visit: Vibrant atmosphere, stunning beaches, and lively culture.

Top Activities: Participate in beach rituals for good luck.

Tourist Perks: Beachfront accommodations with direct views of the celebrations.

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Bangkok, Thailand

Bangkok transforms into a party paradise on New Year’s Eve. From rooftop bars to riverside fireworks, the city offers an unforgettable celebration.

Why Visit: Affordable luxury, diverse nightlife, and warm hospitality.

Top Activities: Party at Asiatique or enjoy rooftop views.

Tourist Perks: Budget-friendly tour packages including private rooftop events.

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Cape Town, South Africa

Cape Town combines natural beauty with festive cheer for New Year’s Eve. Enjoy a lively countdown at the V&A Waterfront or watch fireworks from a scenic mountain viewpoint.

Why Visit: Stunning beaches, sunny weather, and diverse activities.

Top Activities: Take a cable car ride up Table Mountain for a unique celebration.

Tourist Perks: Packages featuring nature tours and New Year’s parties.

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Edinburgh, Scotland

Edinburgh’s Hogmanay Festival is a three-day celebration featuring music, fireworks, and cultural traditions. From torchlight processions to traditional Scottish dancing, it’s an unparalleled experience.

Why Visit: Unique Scottish traditions, lively atmosphere, and warm hospitality.

Top Activities: Join the street party or take a dip in the chilly waters.

Tourist Perks: Tours featuring concerts and cultural exhibitions.

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Dance into the New Year at Rio de Janeiro’s Copacabana Beach

Few places in the world celebrate New Year’s Eve with as much energy and passion as Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Known for its iconic Copacabana Beach party, Rio combines tropical vibes, samba rhythms, and dazzling fireworks to create an unforgettable celebration. Dress in white, join the millions on the beach, and welcome the New Year in true Brazilian style.

Why Rio de Janeiro for New Year’s Eve?

1. Copacabana Beach Party The heart of Rio’s New Year celebration is Copacabana Beach, where millions gather to enjoy live music, samba dancing, and a stunning midnight fireworks display. The tradition of wearing white symbolizes peace and prosperity, making the night even more special.

2. Samba and Carnival Vibes Rio is famous for its vibrant samba culture, and New Year’s Eve is no exception. Dance to live samba music, join street parties, or watch mesmerizing performances by local samba schools.

3. Ocean Offerings to Yemanjá Experience a unique Brazilian tradition by offering flowers and candles to Yemanjá, the goddess of the sea, to bring good luck and blessings for the year ahead.

4. Rooftop and Beachside Venues For a more luxurious celebration, book a spot at one of the rooftop bars or beachfront hotels overlooking Copacabana. Enjoy gourmet dining, cocktails, and the best views of the fireworks.

Tips for Travelers

Stay Close to Copacabana: Accommodations near the beach offer convenience and proximity to the main celebrations.

Arrive Early: Copacabana gets very crowded, so secure your spot early for the best experience.

Dress in White: Join the tradition by wearing white clothing for good luck and to blend in with the locals.

Experience the Magic of Rio

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Celebrate New Year’s Eve in Style at Copacabana Beach, Rio de Janeiro

If you're dreaming of an unforgettable New Year’s celebration, Rio de Janeiro is calling your name! Famous for its vibrant energy, jaw-dropping scenery, and world-class festivities, Rio promises a night to remember as you bid farewell to the old year and welcome the new one in style. And there’s no better place to be than Copacabana Beach, where the party vibes, fireworks, and fun are unmatched!

Why Copacabana Beach is the Ultimate New Year’s Eve Destination

Fireworks Like No Other Picture this: The clock strikes midnight, and the skies above Copacabana explode into a dazzling symphony of colors. The New Year’s Eve fireworks display here is world-famous, stretching for over 10 minutes and reflected beautifully in the ocean waves. Whether you're standing on the sand or enjoying the show from a rooftop bar, the magic is undeniable.

Beach Parties That Go All Night Copacabana transforms into a giant outdoor party, with live music, dance performances, and countless stages hosting samba, funk, and international DJs. It's a night where the sand becomes your dancefloor, and the vibe is pure joy.

The Unique Brazilian Traditions In Rio, New Year’s Eve is about more than just parties. Brazilians celebrate Réveillon, a deeply spiritual and colorful occasion. You’ll see people dressed in white for peace, offering flowers to the sea for good luck, and joining in communal cheers as the new year begins.

Stunning Scenery All Around With Sugarloaf Mountain in the background and the sound of waves crashing on the shore, the setting couldn’t be more picturesque. And let’s not forget that it’s summer in Rio—so pack your swimwear for a beach day before the big night!

What to Do Beyond New Year’s Eve

Rio is more than just a New Year’s Eve hotspot. Extend your trip and explore:

Christ the Redeemer: A must-see iconic statue with panoramic city views.

Ipanema Beach: Another stunning beach with a more relaxed vibe.

Lapa District: Famous for its nightlife, samba bars, and vibrant streets.

Sugarloaf Mountain: Take a cable car to see the sunset and breathtaking views.

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perfectmedianet · 27 days ago

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10 Traditional Festivals Worth Traveling For

Festivals are a vibrant celebration of culture, tradition, and community. Experiencing these events firsthand allows you to connect deeply with a destination’s heritage while enjoying unforgettable sights and sounds. Here are ten traditional festivals from around the world that are well worth planning your trip around.

1. Holi (India)

Known as the Festival of Colors, Holi celebrates the triumph of good over evil. Join the joyful crowds as they throw vibrant colored powders, dance to lively music, and indulge in delicious sweets.

2. Carnival (Brazil)

Held in Rio de Janeiro, Carnival is the world’s biggest street party. It features extravagant parades, samba music, and dazzling costumes. It’s an unforgettable celebration of life and Brazilian culture.

3. Oktoberfest (Germany)

This iconic Bavarian festival in Munich is a beer lover’s dream. Enjoy traditional German brews, hearty food, and lively music while mingling with visitors from all over the globe.

4. Chinese New Year (China)

Celebrated across China and in many Asian communities worldwide, this festival marks the beginning of the lunar new year. Festivities include dragon dances, lantern displays, and family reunions over lavish meals.

5. Day of the Dead (Mexico)

In Mexico, Día de los Muertos honors departed loved ones with colorful altars, marigold flowers, and lively parades. It’s a heartfelt yet joyous celebration of life and memory.

6. Songkran (Thailand)

Marking the Thai New Year, Songkran is a nationwide water fight! Locals and tourists alike take to the streets armed with water guns to welcome the new year with fun and laughter.

7. La Tomatina (Spain)

Held in Buñol, La Tomatina is the world’s largest tomato fight. Thousands gather to hurl ripe tomatoes at each other in a friendly and messy spectacle of fun and camaraderie.

8. Diwali (India)

The Festival of Lights is celebrated with glowing oil lamps, fireworks, and festive feasts. Diwali signifies the victory of light over darkness and good over evil, creating a magical atmosphere.

9. Mardi Gras (USA)

New Orleans’ Mardi Gras is famous for its colorful parades, jazz music, and festive atmosphere. This celebration combines French, African, and American traditions in an electrifying event.

10. Up Helly Aa (Scotland)

This fiery Viking festival in Scotland's Shetland Islands includes torch-lit processions and the ceremonial burning of a Viking longship. It’s a unique way to experience Norse heritage and Scottish culture.

Final Thoughts

Traditional festivals bring history, culture, and community to life in unforgettable ways. By planning your travels around these events, you’ll gain deeper insights into the local way of life while making incredible memories.

Which of these festivals will you add to your travel bucket list?

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Special Occasions Celebrated Around the World

Around the globe, people come together to celebrate special occasions that highlight their traditions, beliefs, and history. These celebrations often serve as a reflection of a country’s unique culture and values. Let’s take a journey through some of the most fascinating and widely celebrated special occasions across different countries.

1. Chinese New Year (Lunar New Year) – China

One of the most important and widely celebrated festivals in China is the Lunar New Year. It marks the beginning of the lunar calendar, usually falling between late January and February. Families come together to enjoy traditional meals, exchange red envelopes containing money, and watch vibrant dragon dances. Fireworks light up the sky to ward off evil spirits and welcome a prosperous new year.

2. Diwali – India

Known as the Festival of Lights, Diwali is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, and Sikhs across India and other parts of the world. The festival, which spans five days, symbolizes the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil. Houses and streets are decorated with oil lamps (diyas), colorful rangoli patterns, and fireworks. Families exchange gifts and enjoy traditional sweets in a display of joy and togetherness.

3. Carnival – Brazil

Brazil’s Carnival is world-renowned for its extravagant parades, dazzling costumes, and lively samba music. Taking place just before Lent, Carnival is a colorful celebration of life and a chance for people to indulge in music, dance, and street parties. The Rio de Janeiro Carnival is one of the biggest events, attracting millions of tourists each year.

4. Christmas – Worldwide

Christmas is celebrated on December 25th in many countries, commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ. It is a religious holiday for Christians but is also celebrated by many people worldwide as a cultural holiday. Christmas traditions vary by region but typically include decorating Christmas trees, exchanging gifts, singing carols, and sharing festive meals with family and friends. Countries like the USA, the Philippines, and many in Europe light up with festive decorations during this season.

5. Eid al-Fitr – Islamic World

Eid al-Fitr, known as the "Festival of Breaking the Fast," marks the end of Ramadan, the Islamic holy month of fasting. Celebrated by Muslims worldwide, Eid al-Fitr is a joyous occasion marked by communal prayers, charitable giving, and festive meals shared with family and friends. It is a time for gratitude, forgiveness, and acts of kindness.

6. Thanksgiving – USA and Canada

Celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November in the USA and the second Monday of October in Canada, Thanksgiving is a holiday dedicated to giving thanks for the harvest and blessings of the past year. Traditionally, families come together for a large meal, often featuring turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, and pumpkin pie. The holiday reflects themes of gratitude, family, and togetherness.

7. Obon Festival – Japan

The Obon Festival is a Japanese Buddhist tradition held in mid-August (or mid-July in some regions) to honor the spirits of ancestors. People visit graves, light lanterns, and perform traditional Bon Odori dances to welcome the spirits of their ancestors back home. It is a time for families to reflect on the importance of family ties and cultural heritage.

8. Mardi Gras – New Orleans, USA

Similar to Brazil’s Carnival, Mardi Gras in New Orleans is a festive celebration leading up to Lent. Known for its elaborate parades, colorful beads, masks, and vibrant parties, Mardi Gras brings together people from all walks of life to celebrate with music, food, and endless fun. It is a time for indulgence before the solemnity of the Lenten season.

9. Oktoberfest – Germany

Held annually in Munich, Oktoberfest is the world’s largest beer festival, attracting millions of visitors from around the globe. People gather in large tents to enjoy traditional Bavarian food, beer, and folk music. The festival runs for 16-18 days from late September to the first weekend in October. It’s a lively celebration of Bavarian culture and hospitality.

10. Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos) – Mexico

Día de los Muertos is a Mexican tradition celebrated on November 1st and 2nd to honor deceased loved ones. Altars (ofrendas) are set up in homes, decorated with photos, candles, marigolds, and the favorite foods of the departed. Families visit cemeteries to clean graves, bring offerings, and celebrate with music and stories. It’s a vibrant and heartfelt celebration of life, death, and remembrance.

Special occasions worldwide offer a glimpse into the diversity and richness of human culture. Whether it’s through the lights of Diwali, the parades of Carnival, or the feasts of Thanksgiving, these celebrations bring people together, fostering a sense of belonging and shared joy. Embracing these traditions not only deepens our understanding of different cultures but also highlights the common thread of unity that runs through humanity.

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The Joy of Kasalsa: Celebrating the Rhythm of Life

Imagine walking into a room filled with the irresistible sounds of Latin music, the pulse of Salsa, the seductive sway of Kizomba, the playful rhythm of Samba, and the intense passion of Bachata.

It’s not just music—it’s a way of life, and for those who live and breathe it, Kasalsa is the heartbeat. Welcome to Kasalsa Rhythm, your new community for everything Kasalsa, Salsa, Bachata, Kizomba, Samba, and Latin dance! Whether you’re a seasoned dancer or just taking your first steps, there’s no better place to connect, share your passion, and elevate your dance experience.

But let’s face it—diving into the world of Latin dance can be intimidating. How do you find the right events? What if you’re struggling to find a partner or feeling a bit out of sync? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.

Common Challenges in the World of Dance

Joining the vibrant world of Kasalsa and other Latin dances brings excitement, but it also comes with its fair share of challenges. Here are some of the most common obstacles that dancers—whether beginners or seasoned pros—often face:

Finding Dance Partners

Whether you’re just starting out or have been dancing for years, finding the right dance partner can be tricky. You want someone who shares your rhythm, passion, and style, but where do you start?

Staying in the Loop with Events and Workshops

Latin dance is always evolving, and staying up to date with the latest events, workshops, and Kasalsa nights can feel overwhelming. It’s easy to miss out on the best parties or classes just because you didn’t hear about them in time.

Building Confidence as a Beginner

Starting out in dance can be nerve-wracking. You might worry about making mistakes, keeping up with the tempo, or even stepping on your partner’s feet! Gaining the confidence to get out there and enjoy the dance floor is one of the biggest challenges beginners face.

Connecting with a Like-Minded Dance Community

You may love Kasalsa and Latin dance, but sometimes it’s tough to find others who share the same passion. Maybe you’re searching for people who know the hottest tracks, understand the culture behind the music, and are eager to share their experiences.

How Kasalsa Rhythm Solves These Problems

Luckily, there’s a place that addresses all of these challenges and more—our new Facebook group, Kasalsa Rhythm. Here’s how we help dancers of all levels thrive and stay connected to the vibrant world of Latin dance.

Find Your Perfect Dance Partner

At Kasalsa Rhythm, we’re all about connections. Our community is a place where you can easily find potential dance partners who share your energy and enthusiasm. Whether you’re gearing up for a Bachata night or a Kizomba social, Kasalsa Rhythm is your go-to space for linking up with others in the community. Members share details on meetups and partner searches, so you’re never left dancing solo.

Stay Updated on the Latest Events and Workshops

No more missing out! Kasalsa Rhythm keeps you in the loop on all the best events, workshops, and Kasalsa nights happening in your area. Whether you’re in the heart of the action or just looking for the next virtual dance class, we’ve got the latest news to help you stay connected. From Samba workshops to Salsa festivals, Kasalsa Rhythm ensures that you never miss a beat.

Boost Your Confidence as a Dancer

New to the scene? No problem! Kasalsa Rhythm is a supportive space for beginners who want to improve their skills and feel more confident on the dance floor. Our group offers tips, advice, and encouragement from experienced dancers who remember exactly what it was like to start from scratch. Members share video tutorials and breakdowns of popular moves, so you can learn at your own pace and feel ready for any dance event.

Connect with a Passionate, Like-Minded Community

When you join Kasalsa Rhythm, you’re not just joining a group—you’re becoming part of a passionate community that lives and breathes Latin rhythms. Here, members share their favorite dance videos, music tracks, and personal stories of how Kasalsa has changed their lives. You’ll also discover conversations on Latin culture, dance techniques, and the unique fusion of styles that make Kasalsa so special. We embrace all forms of Latin dance, creating a space where diversity and creativity flourish.

Why You Should Incorporate Kasalsa into Your Life

Kasalsa isn’t just about movement; it’s about connection, self-expression, and joy. If you’ve ever danced to Latin music, you know that it’s impossible to stay still when those beats hit. The benefits of dance are endless:

1.Improve Your Fitness: Dancing is an incredible workout that strengthens muscles, improves flexibility, and keeps your heart healthy.

2.Reduce Stress: There’s nothing like letting go on the dance floor to melt away the stress of everyday life.

3.Build Social Connections: Dancing with others fosters a deep sense of connection, helping you meet new friends who share your passion.

4.Express Yourself: Dance allows you to communicate through movement in a way that words can’t. Let your spirit flow through the rhythm!

Ready to Join the Dance Revolution?

Kasalsa Rhythm is more than just a group—it’s a family of dancers who are all about celebrating the joy and passion that Kasalsa and Latin music bring into our lives. Whether you’re looking to improve your dance skills, stay updated on the latest events, or simply connect with others who share your love for Latin rhythms, this is the place for you.

Don’t wait! Join Kasalsa Rhythm today and immerse yourself in the beats, the energy, and the vibrant world of Latin dance. Let’s dance, connect, and celebrate life together.

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