Advanced Setup - Root - How to Play

[@pjdarkr7019]

Your clear enunciation is a low-key superpower. So many KZbin ppl have no concept of how to speak in a way that makes them easily understandable. Great work. Super helpful. I'll definitely be linking to this to answer new players' questions on Reddit.

[@nitrorev]

Thanks PJ! That's very kind of you to say. See ya in the digital forest!

[@jakebrill5990]

I think advanced set up is actually a really polite way of teaching root. The teacher should go first and your friends should get to pick a faction first. You just skip the faction draft.

[@bgt2701]

ADSET is imo the best thing that happened to ROOT. And this is the most informative video online about it, crafted with care. Gj! Can't wait for more content.

[@nitrorev]

100% agree! New factions are always nice and the Exiles and Partisans deck improved the base game so much but ADSET made the whole early game so much more tactical and gave the players so much more control. If there's one part of game design I love is control over your own destiny and in Standard setup, there was too much up to chance. The designers really care about the future of this game and they are not afraid to fix something in the past to enrich the experience for the long term.

[@SFuruli]

Excellent, excellent tutorial of the upcoming ADSET. 👍 I really like how you printed the final version of the ADSET cards, and the setup examples (including the intricate rulings on the Mountain map) covers some of the typical situations where people start asking questions.

[@nitrorev]

Thank you! Yes I have had enough situations where I've needed to check the rules that I wanted to make as comprehensive a guide as possible. The Mountain map allowed me to show off so many funky edge cases.

[@Maraffler]

As a video gamer, I find it interesting how balancing updates are introduced here for a board game. In video games, these are simply installed via a software update. Here, rules have to be adapted and stickers and cards have to be purchased in some cases in order to carry out this balancing yourself. I hope they don't have to readjust too often anymore. Unfortunately, you only find out about these updates if you are deeply involved in the community.

[@nitrorev]

They stickered boards were unfortunate but necessary as it's hard to predict how a game's meta will evolve when the gameplay is this deep. ADSET on the other hand was a very elegant way to "patch" the game as they included the cards in the expansion pretty much free of charge and they are more user friendly since you can follow the card without needing to turn your player board over. I appreciate the fact that they're willing to errata and patch their game after the fact, it shows that they're interested in the long-term enjoyment of the game and that it's still a living game that's getting better with ever release and iteration. Maybe someday I'll make a video explaining all the changes that have occurred to catch everyone up if they have old components.

[@DynoDunes]

I like how you offset the path tiles for the Mountain map. Speaking of, that map seems to generate lots of crazy adset loadouts.

[@nitrorev]

Definitely, I felt like I'd be doing a disservice to the audience by using the basic Autumn Map since these edge cases will definitely come up in your games and I want everyone who watches this vide to be as prepared as possible for when they come up. I was watching some tournament games with excellent players and even they weren't always sure how ADSET interacts with this map specifically.

[@LddStyx]

+Content: Great explanation with comprehensive examples! -Technical: The sound is a bit too echo-y during some parts of the video.

[@nitrorev]

Thanks for the feedback. I only heard the audio issues after I recorded everything. I did what I could to reduce the hum of the air conditioner and fridge but I'll try to make the next video a bit more clear.

[@TheRiddler8]

@@nitrorev Pro tip: soft music in the background can really help offset this and drown out the echo a bit.

[@enknot]

reverb issues. rooms not dead enough, but Leader Games should repost this to their channel.

[@trenthogan4212]

Thanks for turning me on to Give Pause Hobby, it's the channel I've been looking for as I am all about Rootbotics and solo play. :)

[@rabbidguy07]

Such a great video! Fantastic and clear communication for newer players, some tactical depth for existing players. I backed the Kickstarter and this prepared me perfectly to start the first game when the expansion arrives!

[@nitrorev]

Thanks so much for the praise! Enjoy the expansion, Leder games did a wonderful job with it!

[@drew8235]

Thanks for this. I haven't gotten a chance to play Root yet, but I have the base game and ordered Marauder's already. Going into Root knowing that it has some issues that you need to be aware of beforehand, it's nice to be able to be informed before actually playing it.

[@nitrorev]

Glad it was useful for you. Root was always a Solid game but people like me who play it A LOT start to notice little imbalances and things that people might not notice in their first dozen games or so. They welcome you to start with Standard setup and eventually work your way up to ADSET but honestly, my recommendation of to just move onto ADSET as quickly as possible. It's much more fun and opens the game up to more creativity and it balances the seat order a lot better than standard. Just stack the faction flop if you want like only put beginner friendly factions in the draft, but other than that, playing ADSET doesn't introduce too many more complications (they should be a lot more clear after watching this video) and the benefits it brings are enormous. It really improves Root.

[@drew8235]

@@nitrorev Good to know. It's always gonna be hard to balance anything asymmetrical, but good to know that they're at least working on improving it where possible.

[@just_a_folk95]

This was very well made and really informative, thank you so much for this! I can't wait to see a video about the hirelings, that looks like a really cool mechanic and man WHEN DOES THE MARAUDER EXPANSION COME I'M STARVING HERE

[@nitrorev]

Thanks so much for the praise! I am definitely going to make Hireling content soon. Stay tuned

[@eduardogonzalez1346]

Thanks, great video, like the others in the serie. You should post them at the BGG. I'm looking forward to the hireling explanation

[@nitrorev]

I guess I should make a BGG account at some point, haha. Thanks for the tip!

[@benjaminj.7897]

Yes!! Been hoping for this. Excellent work! I think I actually played a digital game with you a while back - do you play async a lot?

[@nitrorev]

Haha! Yes I definitely do. I am a big proponent of the app as it's well done and a great way to gain a lot of practice with the different factions. I'm really hoping we get Advanced setup someday on the app but that will probably take awhile since it's not even out physically yet.

[@benjaminj.7897]

@@nitrorev awesome! Hope to meet again on digital soon then. I am also hoping for more content soon on digital, specially the E&P deck, new maps etc.

[@nitrorev]

@@benjaminj.7897 We may not have long to wait ;)

[@Jmonsters01]

Thanks, listened to this on my way to work!

[@nitrorev]

Awesome! Glad my voice was soothing enough to just listen to for 40 minutes XD

[@leSmokySmoke]

Oh, so the Duchy got actually slightly nerfed there. 5 warriors instead of 6 is actually a big deal, especially with cats for example beeing able to have potentially 2 guys next to them. Makes it MUCH harder to just start out building and KNOWING your safe and protected from 3 sides, you will have to be vulnerable on one flank. However it IS a buff on maps like this specifically (which I dont think ever got played where I was) where you usually only got 4 warriors, since the corners only got 2 connected paths.

[@seanl.1659]

Thanks for the breakdown!

[@nitrorev]

Thank you Sean!

[@kelvyndesouza4108]

We love the videos. Keep it up man! Does the digitl verion come with all those differen setup options?

[@nitrorev]

Thanks! Advanced setup is not available yet but the good news is that it's coming very soon! DWD announced that ADSET will arrive at the same time as the Underworld expansion in Q1 of this year so hopefully within the next month.

[@fad0881]

Do Hirelings please. Love your format and technical explanations..👍

[@nitrorev]

I'm really looking forward to doing Hirelings as well but the issue is that unlike ADSET and the 2 factions, Leder games have not released the final printings of the Hireling cards. I want to wait until we have the final versions of the Hirelings before I explain things so that my videos are more lasting and won't confusing people if stuff gets outdated. Thanks so much for your support!

[@fad0881]

@@nitrorev Cool. Thought hirelings were finalized like ADSET. Good to know. 👍

[@nitrorev]

@@fad0881 The rules for hiring Hirelings and how they interact are indeed finalized in the Law of Root but the Hireling cards themselves are still secret for now. Leder probably wants to keep some stuff hidden until release since they've already given us everything else.

[@danielbarratt4351]

Hi great guide! This is kind of a specific scenario but I’m just curious. Let’s say in advanced setup that lord of the hundreds and two vagabond cards are dealt out. The lord of the hundreds sets up first and then the vagabonds are chosen. Wouldn’t only one set of ruins items be set up? Or would you add a second lot anyway because that’s typical for normal setup?

[@nitrorev]

Hey thanks! A second set of ruin items would be placed in this situation only because of the second Vagabond. The reason is written on the cards. You always put out a set of ruin items when a Vagabond is chosen but for Lord of the Hundreds, it says you only out out a set of items if it hasn't already been done (by the setup of a Vagabond for example).

[@aurahdz2468]

Should I use this advanced set up as someone that just bought the game and only has the core factions? Or should I stick to the original one?

[@nitrorev]

For teaching the game, I would use Advanced setup and just stack the draft to only include faction I actually think are good for teaching. Advanced setup should really just be called "new setup" because it's a big overall improvement on the whole game.

[@aceosd]

It's funny how my friend Alfred actually chose the WA on his first time playing

[@nitrorev]

I think WA is a great faction for new players. As long as the teacher is there to help them with rules and keep an eye for martial law and outrage.

[@4thwhingespodcast969]

@NitroRev I'm hoping you can answer a question that I've so far struggled to clear up. You state that players get 5 cards dealt early in the process and then later in the set up they discard 2 and keep 3. But when are we allowed to look at the 5 cards? Do we do this at the point we get them dealt, or just prior to discarding? Mu assumption is that we see them straight away, otherwise what's the point, but I can't see that confirmed anywhere.

[@nitrorev]

The cards are in your hand and by definition, your hand is visible to you. So you get to look at them right away.

[@Firemonkey117]

So if I’m not a fan of the drafting factions rule would adset still work if I just let players choose which factions they wanna play as and then mutually agree who sets up first and the order

[@nitrorev]

That's totally fine. Advanced setup was designed for competitive play because the community really needed a fair way to set up the game that was balanced and equitable for people last in turn order but if you're just playing a fun game with friends, there's nothing wrong with adding house rules if you enjoy it more. Keep in mind it might hurt the balance a little bit for some player because the final version is what was actually playtested and approved by Cole Wehrle but you don't have to worry that much for a casual game.

[@soucaco]

Not a correction because you explained it exactly how the rules do, but you really only need to lock the insurgent faction if all other factions you drafted are also insurgent 😬. If at least 2 factions are high reach, at least one is guaranteed to be picked.

[@nitrorev]

Yeah, the rules are written to be easy to follow and avoid all these complex clauses. In the Winter Tournament hosted by Guerric Samples, they modified adset to be as you described where you only lock the last insurgent faction if there is only 1 red faction in the draft. If there are 2 red factions in the draft, the last insurgent isn't locked. I prefer this way personally but I must teach the rules as they are written.

[@freakazoid0101001]

great video, thanx. could you also make toutorials for the hireling and the bots 2, and can bots use hirelings? thanx

[@nitrorev]

I'll make a Hirelings video once I have access to the final hirelings cards. As for Bots, I actually don't know enough about them to make videos but I highly recommend you check out the KZbin channel GivePauseHobby, he's a creator who covers bots extensively.

[@Mangaboy5398]

Great video! This is super helpful so thanks for this! Do you think it's be worth it to use AdSet if you only have the base game with 4 players?

[@nitrorev]

Great question! If you and your friends are still in the process of learning the game or you're teaching new players, you should just give them factions you think are the right fit for each player. If your group is at the point where everybody knows the game, ADSET is objectively better. With ADSET, the turn order is very balanced with faction choices and the new setup options make for more interesting opening decisions. With just the base 4 faction in standard setup, you're really busy only going to see 4 configurations based on which corner the cats choose. Now the possibilities are enormous even with just those 4 factions. Definitely switch over to ADSET as soon as possible.

[@Mangaboy5398]

@@nitrorev Thanks for the advice! Though I'm not sure if I read it anywhere, but would you happen to knoe if the "buffs" that the Cats, Lizards, etc. got be added to the old setup rules as well? (Homelands, 4 extra cats, the 2 acolytes, etc.)

[@nitrorev]

@@Mangaboy5398 No, old setup is the same as always. If you decide to play with corner setup, you may decide to give the buffs as needed and I strongly advise you do it. This would be a home rule however as standard setup is not something they wanted to go back and change, but instead they are just abandoning it entirely in favour or ADSET. It's not just an option for advanced players per se, it's actually the new way of setting up that everyone should be using going forward as it fixes a lot of the imbalances the game had until now.

[@Mangaboy5398]

@@nitrorev I see. That makes total sense. Thank you so much for your insight!

[@gentleman188]

When drawing 5 cards, can the players see them before picking factions?

[@135Pandemonium]

Great video!

[@nitrorev]

Thanks a lot!

[@mistercookboom1899]

Hi, is the discord link still supposed to work? When I go to it it gives me a ? Page.

[@metafishling]

Should the "adjacency homeland" rule, when possible, be interpreted to minimize the number of adjacent homelands, rather than all clearings being available? In other words, clearings that are only adjacent to one homeland must be chosen over clearings that are adjacent to two or more homelands.

[@nitrorev]

That's not how the rule is written but you're free to rule it that way in home games. I think they wanted the wording to be as streamlined as possible but the consequence is that we play based on rules as written, without making interpretations.

[@EntropyGuardian]

I just got mauruders in. Didn't entirely understand the advanced setup card. I search KZbin. 40 minutes long. How did they expect to fit that on a single card??

[@nitrorev]

The card is really all you need to know to figure it out for yourself (it's all I had) but it can be hard to conceptualize all the implications of the scant sentences so I gave 2 very in-depth examples of setup so people would be able to visualize it very clearly and maybe never need to refer to the rules again. Even advanced players have questions about setup that aren't always obvious just by reading the cards. Hope the length of the video wasn't too discouraging 😁

[@Friariello91]

Are these set up rules official? Will it be included in the the marauders expansion?

[@nitrorev]

Yes they are official and yes the cards will be included in Marauder. From a competitive standpoint, these Setup cards are the best thing to happen to Root, more so than even the 2 new factions and I adore the 2 new factions. It's part of why I made this video, I want to help on-board the Root community to the new system.

[@Friariello91]

@@nitrorev thanks! I have ti wait a lot for the marauders to be translated in italian, but It will be worth.

[@edvinrinnan2818]

Do you know if the bots count as more players when drafting the factions?

[@nitrorev]

You mean for Reach? When using Advanced Setup you can completely ignore Reach. But if you are playing with let's say the Mechanical Marquise, even though there's technically a red faction in the game, the Law doesn't state that you change the rules for setting up the draft so just play it exactly as you would if there were no Marquise in the mix (lock last insurgent faction). I'm not really an expert on clockwork so I'd recommend checking out Give Pause Hobby as he's the guy to ask about bot-related stuff.

[@ramirotapia2217]

Hello, one question Automatas will also use the advance setup?

[@ramirotapia2217]

and also, would you share again the setup? please....

[@gbaker9000]

any idea when the marauder expansion comes out for kickstarter and/or retail? im chomping at the bits

[@nitrorev]

I think the kickstarted fulfillment should be happening in the next 2 months which is exciting. Retail not long after but I really don't have any info on this.

[@sgt_rinx-_-3589]

Could you place the keep in the tower clearing if all other criteria has been met?

[@nitrorev]

Yes, there is no restriction on Landmark clearings when choosing homelands or the keep.

[@illya-litkin]

I cannot understand why an insurgent faction is locked only if it was dealt to the pool last? What changes if order of dealing is different?

[@nitrorev]

It doesn't make a real difference, it's simply to make it easier to remember/understand. Root rules are sometimes a bit wordy and I think they wanted to make it as direct as possible without any "if" statements.

[@jaundicedmisanthrope7817]

Good video.

[@nitrorev]

Thanks so much!!! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@ragnar3434]

I'd love it if this made it to digital post haste, but I've got a suspicion it'll be a while

[@nitrorev]

Oh, having both Exiles and Partisans and ADSET would pretty much complete the game for me on a structural level. Other factions obviously are important for replay value and making the game even more rich but the foundation of Root really needed these 2 changes to the core system. If they had delivered Underworld before E&P, I'd still be happy with new content but I it would be kind of a bummer to still be forced to use Base Deck.

[@TheMasterOfByGames]

24:32 If only the Lizard Cult had been chosen as homeland the bunny clearing near the keep would that mean they get 3 warriors in the lower left corner? Because that is the only one adjacent.

[@nitrorev]

Yes, that's correct.

[@meyjor]

Choose a homeland that is 2 or more away from enemy homeland. Does that mean count 3 or count two or more away?

[@meyjor]

Disregard. The card says two or more between, you said two or more.

[@nitrorev]

@@meyjor yeah, I tried to be as clear as I could but it's possible I didn't phrase it perfectly. You must be able to count 2 or more clearings between your intended choice and the enemy homeland. So in other words, 3 clearings away or 2 clearings in between. Hope that's more clear.

[@bobbyjustbobby1]

Is this Official Root new set up rules? Is Root coming out with new start up instructions?

[@nitrorev]

Yes, this is the new setup which will come with Marauder Expansion. You can find a printout the cards and new Law in the video description.

[@directassault1662]

What’s confusing: You could deal the same five factions, but you only lock the last one if it is low reach. If the same five come out in a different order you might not lock the last one.

[@nitrorev]

Yeah, it's really just a way to A) Guarantee at least 1 High reach faction is chosen and B) keep the rules simple and clean. The tournament that's happening now changed ADSET slightly, the last faction is only locked if there's only 1 red faction in the mix.

[@directassault1662]

@@nitrorev That makes more sense.

[@drorios8864]

Does advanced set up bring the lizard cult up on the tier list? How about hirelings?

[@nitrorev]

It does a lot to help the Lizard cult, especially in the early game but because it also helps all the other factions, it kinda averages out and lizards are still underdogs. The choice of homeland is such a blessing for them tho.

[@tasomaniac]

Are you sure about making homeland rules flexible if not possible? I heard the opposite, I heard you would have to discard that faction and replace it with a new random faction that is "able" to set up.

[@Verdgilion]

It's in the official The Law of Root, so he is right, no need to replace a faction: 16.1.8 II Homeland Adjacency.Some factions will prompt you to choose homelands that are not adjacent to enemy homelands, or that have two or more clearings between it and enemy homelands. If you cannot fulfill a "two or more clearings between" requirement, you may choose a homeland that is not adjacent to enemy homelands. If you cannot fulfill a "not adjacent" requirement, you may choose a homeland that is adjacent to an enemy homeland. (Basically, think of this as "Try to set up as far away as possible.")

[@nitrorev]

Yes, thank you for answering. I'll need to make a short about the Mulligan rule as well.

[@melothica]

Can someone explain to me why the turning sideways of a possible grey card is only relevant for the last dealt out card?

[@nitrorev]

Basically, it's to ensure that at least 1 Militant (high-reach) faction makes it into the game. So if let's say we deal out 1 red faction and then 4 grey factions but didn't lock the last card, theoretically, everyone could choose just the 4 grey factions and have no red factions in the mix which would lead to a lopsided game. To avoid this, you lock the last insurgent faction (in theory you could lock any grey faction) and this guarantees that at least 1 red faction must be picked. If the last faction that is dealt is a red faction, now there's at least 2 red factions in the flop which guarantees that 1 must be picked so there's no need to lock anything. The big question is that if there were already more than 1 red factions in the mix, why lock any at all? I think the logic is partly to keep the rules simple and also to maybe give a little bit of extra power and choice to the players further up the turn order who would otherwise maybe be stuck with the worst choices.

[@melothica]

@@nitrorev thank you for clarifying! I did not think that far 🤷🏻‍♂️😅

[@ozoneislucky]

absolutlely pog video I got the 69th like on the video >:D

[@nitrorev]

I assume pog is a good thing haha. If so thanks so much!

[@vintom3825]

How can draft system solve the reach problem when 4 insurgent factions dealt out in a 4 players game?

[@nitrorev]

Root is a self-balancing game and the more advanced the players are, the more they will be able to balance the game. Reach becomes less restrictive the more total experience all the players have. I've played very low reach games that felt very balanced because of the alertness of the players and I've also played games with very high reach that had a complete blowout victory because the table was inexperienced. Experience will balance a game better than reach and as you gain familiarity with the game you can start to abandon reach requirements all together.

[@nicholasrawlins7115]

I feel like in the situation with the lizards, instead of just saying, “well, I get to setup anywhere now” you should take into consideration the number of homelands a given space is adjacent to. Some were adjacent to two or more homelands, but only two spaces were adjacent to just one homeland. Seems more in keeping with the general idea of the advanced setup.

[@nitrorev]

I understand where you're coming from with this but it's important to remember that in Root, we don't follow the rules as we feel they should be but based on how they're written. This is not my ruling but what's in the Law. 16.1.8 II. B. Homeland Adjacency You can find the ruling here is you wish, the new Law of Root is in the video description.

[@stefanopaolini1345]

You are missing the meaning of draft, you don't draft the initial cards, you just choose 3 out of 5.

[@matthewrecords2200]

Wait... soo Corvid conspiracy can now obliterate Eyire's starting location turn 1 with a bomb without an opportunity to respond?

[@nitrorev]

No, because Eyrie's starting location is a homeland, therefore Corvids cannot place their starting homeland in the same clearing. Corvids may bomb the otters 4 starting warriors if Otters are chosen first and they put all their warriors in the same clearing. This is the case because otters don't have a homeland. Weirdly, otters could protect themselves by placing all of their starting warriors in an enemy homeland to keep Corvids from bombing them (provided the homeland isn't the Keep).

[@matthewrecords2200]

@@nitrorev oh, i get it, thanks!

[@grin_dontstarve]

Oh, the rats have a reach of 9 now? I thought they had an 8, from the print and play. Maybe they updated it?

[@nitrorev]

Yes! The print and play setup cards from April were just an early estimate. The final Law of Root (available on Leder games website for download) and the new Advanced setup cards (link in the description) have their reach listed at 9 and I definitely agree. They're not just the best policing faction but their desire to spread out to score and attack for points really keeps the insurgent/lo-reach faction in check. The cats still have the highest reach because of their omnipresence at the start of the game, but the rats desire to be everywhere is almost as impactful. Another big plus for the Lord of the Hundreds.

[@grin_dontstarve]

@@nitrorev aaaah there's a final rulebook now? Now I know what I'm going to read today :D I'm so excited to play this expansion! Thank you for the reply, keep up the good work!

[@nitrorev]

@@grin_dontstarve You should read the law here at this Link root.seiyria.com/ Shortly after the law was released on Leder games website, the community discovered a glaring error in the description of the Battle then delve action for Keepers in Iron. It's corrected in the link I sent you and I explain it correctly in my Keepers in Iron video but if you go by what the Law says, it's misleading. If you have any questions, please feel free to drop a comment.

[@grin_dontstarve]

@@nitrorev thanks! I hope the printed law will have a correct version

[@nitrorev]

@@grin_dontstarve Bad news is that the incorrect law was what got submitted to the printers. The next printings of all the content will have corrected laws. The good news is, most people don't actually read the law and go by what's written on the boards instead and fortunately the board is written correctly.

[@Platonick66]

Why don't the cats put a cat with the Corvids in the middle?

[@nitrorev]

That was a mistake on my part. Cats start with 1 warrior in every clearing and then add more to their homelands.

[@michelwynants4785]

If the Lizards would choose the bunny clearing under the keep do they put their three warriors in the fox clearing at the bottom? Maybe a stupid question… I guess so… Ok it is clear since it happens in the example with the Duchy. 🤓

[@nitrorev]

It's not a stupid question at all. The rules of the Keep are that as long as it's in play, enemies cannot place pieces there. Under most circumstances, the Lizards couldn't choose a homeland adjacent to the keep because it is a homeland and the Lizards are required to be 1 clearing away. That said, if the map is very full and it's impossible to choose a clearing that's not adjacent to any homeland, the lizards could then choose a clearing adjacent to the keep and then they would distribute their warriors to adjacent clearings that aren't the keep because the rules of the Keep are always in place.

[@pm71241]

Hmm... Not sure the lizards needed that much of a boost

[@nitrorev]

Lizards are consistently one of the weakest factions in advanced play. We used Advanced setup in the recent tournament and Lizards still had the worst win rate, below even the crows. The buff really just makes Lizards more consistent and less RNG dependent in the early game, their weaknesses are still present for the rest of the game.

[@PMMagro]

I have not played Root much but it seem like a sollution to an non problem.

[@nitrorev]

It's not an issue at a casual level but Root evolved into something the designers didn't expect: a very popular, competitive game that people would be interested in playing literal hundreds of times. Players at a high level needed some type of draft to make the game feel more fair because standard setup has a lot of glaring problems that only emerge once you and your group know the game extremely well.

[@blakhand6847]

Sadly even with the new Ad-set Lizzies still suck. 😢

[@nitrorev]

They may still have a hard time winning, that's for sure but at least the whole beginning of the game doesn't feel as helpless as it often does in standard setup.

[@onxiaftw]

Why are the keepers in iron fukin birds?

[@nitrorev]

I made this video months before Marauder was released. I had to make do with what I had at the time.

[@onxiaftw]

@@nitrorev great vids btw

[@onxiaftw]

@@nitrorev Ye I know man don't take it personally

[@Thungon]

Thank you for the breakdown!

[@nitrorev]

My pleasure Thungon! Thanks for the support :)