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Description: When crushed by a falling movable block while either on a ladder or clinging to the side of the wall next to one, the ankh respawned me at the entrance to the level, clinging to the air on one side, and unable to do anything other than pause the game. I was using debug mode, so that may factor into it.

My overlays disappeared all of a sudden (or so I thought). I came across this article -tortoisesvn-icon-overlays-have-disappeared/ which points out that windows has 15 slots for overlay icons; 4 are reserved for windows, which leaves 11 for other applications. Regardless of how many overlay keys are in the registry, Windows selects the first 11 in alphabetical order.

When I upgraded Office, OneDrive added overlay icons -- prefixed with a lot of spaces -- pushing down Tortoise's overlays below the threshold: windows registry Since I am not using OneDrive, the solution was to add a "z" to the OneDrive key names.

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After you have Notepad up and running as administrator, you can then locate your hosts file and open it. While not all Windows versions store it in the same place, it is typically located within c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc and the filename is: hosts. If you do not see it there, other possibilities are as follows:

if u are unable to edit ur host file, simply copy the text from the host file and open another note pad with administrative privillage, paste the text and other text when u want, save the file by replacing the previous host file in c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts and u are done.

At the time of initial release, EA also produced a "Dragon Edition" of the game.[13] It included an extra-large box, prints of in-game artwork, tarot cards, an ankh pendant, and special versions of the game books. Later, a "World Edition" was released containing copies of both Ultima IX: Ascension and Ultima Online: The Second Age.[14]

After the shut-down of Origin, Ultima IX became unsupported software (Abandonware) despite the many complaints and unresolved bugs.Therefore, loyal fans of the series tried to address the biggest complaints and issues themselves; the community at Ultima: The Reconstruction released an unofficial patch to fix the inconsistencies within the Ultima IX storyline, bringing the story more, but not completely, in line with the rest of the series.[15]

Jeff Lundrigan of NextGen called Ultima IX "the best PC RPG ever made", and "easily the deepest, most fully realized entry in" the Ultima series. However, he criticized its technical issues, and docked the game one star from a perfect score until "after EA patches it up some."[30] Drew Hunt of AllGame gave it three-and-a-half stars out of five, calling it "one of the most notable examples imaginable of a game that could have been among the best ever made in its genre if only its release had been held off another half year. With all the bugs gone and the overall game speed increased, any remaining problems would have been virtually insignificant."[33]

The game was a finalist for the "PC Adventure/Role-Playing Game of the Year" award at the Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences' 3rd Annual Interactive Achievement Awards, although it lost to Asheron's Call.[35] The staff of PC Gamer US also nominated the game for their 1999 "Best Roleplaying Game" award, which ultimately went to System Shock 2. They wrote, "The fact is that on a top system with bug patches applied, Ultima IX is one of the best roleplaying games of all time. If it had been released without those bugs, it would have run away with this year's award".[36] The game won GameSpot's 1999 award for "Most Disappointing Game of the Year",[37] and was a runner-up for the "Best Graphics, Artistic Design" award, which went to Rayman 2: The Great Escape.[38]

Monk's rotation as of Endwalker is quite odd - but also quite even. Ourgameplay at level 90 revolves around an odd and an even buff window, withoptimization focusing on GCD manipulation to ensure that the highest possible damageis dealt within each window. The core pieces of Monk can be broken down intosections for easier digestion. We have the core of our job - our GCDs, theChakra system, the Beast Chakra system, and then finally, our burst windows,which combine and condense together everything previously mentioned.

Perfect Balance is the key to some of our strongest skills -our Blitzes. As mentioned, we always want to be using two Blitzes in our evenwindows and one Blitz in our odd window. As for when specifically to use Perfect Balance in our rotation, as a general rule, you always wantto pop it following an Opo-opo GCD. There are a variety of differentcombinations of skills you can use to generate each Blitz, though there areoptimal ways to build up to each one.

As for what to do following the opener, Monk has three different choices forwhich rotation to follow - Looping, Optimal Drift, and Double Solar. As always,these rotations all have the same core flowchart gameplay, and the differencesbetween them come about in how they handle their buff windows. If you are justdipping your toes into Monk and want to see how it plays, the Loop is quick andeasy to get started with to give you a solid grasp of how the job feels. Inorder to Loop we make a few rotational compromises in order to generate asomewhat easy-to-follow rotation that repeats every two minutes. This is thelowest DPS option of all three rotations, however it is only about 1% lower than theother options, and so will still allow you to perform at a competitive level.If you decide you want to stick with the job then it is strongly advised tolearn Optimal Drift, as it is our most flexible rotation and allows you toadjust on the fly to any situation you may find yourself in. Double Solar isreserved for optimal runs with an ideal killtime (finishing after an evenwindow) and a strong two-minute buff comp. In a solo scenario Double Solar isslightly weaker than Optimal Drift, however it scales better raid buffs.

Same as before, this will be how all of your even windows look, with the oneexception being that the Opo-opo GCDs will invert. You may also notice thatmuch like the opener, following the Rising Phoenix we use Twin Snakes instead of following the rule of always Opo-opo. Thisserves the same purpose as when it is done in the opener, allowing the rotationto cleanly loop.

The misalignment we can face is our Form-to-RoF CD alignment. This is when weend up in the wrong form as Riddle of Fire is coming off ofcooldown. Thankfully, if you understand how to fix Demolishalignment, then you can apply the same rules here to know which Demolish to build your burst off of odd windows. Evenwindows are much simpler, effectively fixing themselves by merit of beinglinked to a Perfect Balance use.

This rotation is named Optimal Drift as it is a more optimal way of playingthan the loop, and your Riddle of Fire entry form drifts back by oneevery two minutes. Like the looping rotation, Optimal Drift begins with a LunarSolar opener, but the similarities end there. As opposed to having repeatingburst sequences, this rotation instead has variable windows depending on howyour GCDs align leading up to Riddle of Fire. 6.1. Odd WindowsThe way that we build our odd windows when doing this rotation is effectivelythe same as the way you fix the loop being misaligned relative to a Demolish timer. Since we are not looping, our entry to oddwindows can consist of any possible GCD alignment. This effectively meansthat every odd window needs to be "fixed," so by applying the rules learnedpreviously, you will be able to execute any possible odd window alignment thatmay occur.

The even windows in this rotation are where the real difference comes in.Much the same as how we build odd windows from a Demolish,we build our even windows from any Coeurl GCD. We split hairs further thansimply considering a Demolish vs a Snap Punchhowever. Between each Demolish application, we have two uses of Snap Punch, and each one results in a different overall GCDalignment. This means that each Snap Punch is treated as a uniqueGCD, as each Snap Punch leads to a different even windowsequence. To distinguish between each window, the GCDs will be referred to asDemo, Snap 1, and Snap 2. With this distinction outlined, we can look at howeach potential burst window is constructed.

Similarly to odd windows, we consider the fact that we need to fit two Perfect Balance uses and their respective Blitzes in this Riddle of Fire window. Again, this means that we are looking at thesame three-GCD window around Riddle of Fire to determine what burstsequence we should follow: the two GCDs prior to, and the one GCD following Riddle of Fire. Depending on which of our three possible CoeurlGCDs falls into this window, there are three different potential burst sequencesthat we will end up doing.

In a full uptime scenario, RoF + BH 3 should not occur. The most effectiveway to practice this rotation and make sure you are actually understanding theprinciples behind it (as opposed to just developing good muscle memory) is topractice on a dummy and randomly insert Six-sided Star to testhow well you can identify the correct windows.

The Double Solar rotation is an optimized rotation that follows the DoubleSolar opener. This rotation is optimized around pushing Phantom Rush back into even buff windows, and as such scalesbetter the more two-minute raid buffs you have in your party, provided you do notlose a total usage of Phantom Rush over the course of anencounter.

Triple Blitz windows rely upon long periods of downtime in order to leveragethe 20 second durations of both Perfect Balance and Masterful Blitz in order to charge up a Blitz, and then hold ontoit until your next Riddle of Fire window whereby the 40 secondcooldown of Perfect Balance will have refreshed, netting you anadditional buffed blitz at no cost. This is doable due to the fact that ourAoE skills will generate a Beast Chakra even if they do not hit any targets, andso can be used in downtime. This is not something that is going to come up veryfrequently, as there are not many fights that have long enough downtime toaccommodate something like this. You are most likely to be able to do this inUltimate fights due to their tendency to have large chunks of downtime. 1e1e36bf2d