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Even for Helix that seems useless, unless its a target you cant hit cap.

Is it 18+?

Most electrics smoke gas cars. Its that full torque at liftoff thing. Steamers did that too way back when. But quicker =/= faster.

At the expensive end sure.

For what Joe Sixpack could afford the muscle car era still cannot be beat. I have a story ....

I think for ninjutsu it's solid maybe if you wanted a stronger helix(reive capes still better for duration) otherwise just seems like a worse ambu cape that saves you inventory at the cost of lots of wasted time not getting matter

I call your CCC and raise you Noble Mold

arguably if anyone had any real brags, it'd likely be the ballista royale prizes (laurel crown / custom promathia pc), but that'd be limited to... what, 12 (or 6 for the latter?) people who played in 2005?

Looking them up, it seems like all of the JP team quit between 2008~2013 and one of them apparently showed up again in august '25, US team's also long gone.

Yes

yes, you gear all the hybrids the same. only difference is you could arguably augment koki with weatherspoon ring, i guess.

windower.ffxi.drop_item(slot, count) takes two arguments, but only lets you drop an item present in main Inventory, as for the longest time that was the only bag you could drop stuff from. Currently, to drop items from Temporary or other bags, you can inject manually a custom 0x028 packet.

Is the Kagero set the same as the Jinpu set?

It's part of the reason I love bikes so much. Even though most have a quick shifter now days, you can always use the clutch and do it yourself and it feels amazing to do it like that.

Most quick shifters on bikes work better going up not down anyway, manual down shifts are usually smoother, except on race bikes at >10k RPM but those aren't meant for the street.

New autos are faster, too. Used to be times would be quicker with the manual, but new autos (like PDK) put down better times than manuals will, they can shift faster than any person could.

I've only driven one PDK car and I'd be lying if I said I didn't like it, but I'm not sure I'd go out of my way to buy one. Personally for me, the newer a car gets the further it gets from something I actually enjoy driving.

My GRC auto-blips also, which I have mixed feelings on.

It was really fun at first, just downshifting and automatically having the revs match up without messing with it was really fun. It's accurate 100% of the time, which is helpful considering how weird that car revs compared to other sticks I've had.

OTOH it feels like it robs some of the manual-ness out of it and, even though I can turn it off, I'm hesitant to do so. The motor has a weird feel to it and a lot of people are burning up their clutches at <20k miles and Toyota is refusing to warranty them, so I figure leaving it on might be a safer bet.

The gearing in the Porsches I've had over the years is a lot more enjoyable to drive IMO, but *** they are getting expensive to maintain.

Eh I'm in the same boat kinda. Had to learn manual to pass the license exam (eternities ago) but never really drove one, & wouldn't want to tbh. Auto is just too convenient, especially given how mad the driving culture here can get & how bad the traffic is. If I ever have to drive a manual, I'll manage. It's not something that bothers me.

drop_item() takes an index without specifying the bag, as well - if the wing is 'index 4' in bag 3, won't drop_item(4,1) drop the 4th index in your inventory bag?

Yup, works on downshifts too. On my bike sometimes it just happens on its own, put my foot on the lever to shift down while slowing and it slips into a downshift on its own without touching the clutch.

Safe as long as you don't force it.

I don't do it on upshifts cause it feels like forcing it. Barely need to touch the clutch it's so quick anyway.

Sequentials on cars are all the rage in the custom car scene but those are electronically controlled with the computer auto-blipping for you. It's like a fancy semi-auto rather than a real sequential. Not really a fan.

On my Nortons I could just upshift through the gears without touching the clutch. It was just put a bit of toe on the shift lever while slacking the throttle and it would just slip into the next gear. Not the quickest way to get from off the line to warp speed though.

Never had a car with a sequential transmission.

I do miss manuals.

It was the main reason I leveled bst. I'd logout at the camp, login and XP for 30min-1hr and log back out.

Going back to the cities felt like a chore that you had to do to buy food or reraise scrolls and always sucked to have to trek back out there again.

Cape Terrigan was my favourite for this, nice open spaces, good scenery, goblins that blew up nicely.

Upper Delkfut's tower.. man I spent waaaaaaaaay too long up there for lack of better XP camps. Had a good time laughing at a rdm and nin couple that tried and failed to kill Alkyoneus that I could solo with pets at a lower level than them.

Then the snowy mountain region came out and had bombs you could kill for a while before they removed them for whatever reason.

FU SE for ruining bst. /bitter

Al'taieu was inaccessible until February of 2005. Well before either change to 2-handers, so no, this was not the way, "since Sea came out."

Like maybe some real amazeballs bleeding edge guys who stepped on the nuts of 63 people at a time and had Relics already or something could live like that, but it was not a universal experience. Hell, most people didn't even get through CoP in 2004/2005.

Premature bump for next week.

The code you quoted specifies 0 as the parameter for get_items(), which means to only pull the list from the Inventory bag. The Temporary bag is separate from the Inventory bag. You will need to use the right number on the second line.

Sadly stick shift is going the way of the dodo.

There are, however, companies that still sell new sports cars that are manual only. Not a fan of Porshe's driving style but their gated manual gearboxes are things of beauty.

Also not a fan of sequential transmissions on cars, just feels weird. On a motorcycle of course they make sense, but that's different. On a good sequential you can even shift without the clutch if you match the revs correctly.