My unneutered tuxedo cat disappeared after Thanksgiving, we live in a wooded area outside the city and we can't find him anywhere,( I know it's irresponsible to have an unneutered cat but I never actually thought about it until he went missing.) ( He does have free access outside and would usually come when he heard me whistle to him for food at about the same time every morning and noon) I've posted on Facebook sites and searched pretty far but I don't have a printer so I haven't been able to make flyers,(he sprayed at me the last time I saw him if that helps) and he has a blind eye from a fight with probably another male cat or animal like 5 months ago, I'm just wondering if he could have followed a female and do the males tend to stick with 1 female or do they keep roaming?, Sorry for long question but he's helped me through a lot
Hey guys, I'm Vangorf, a Diamond Lissandra main on EUW. I got bored/frustrated by losing games, so I decided to test the highest damage 2 item build.
TLDR at the bottom of the post.
Disclaimer before we go indepth: I used a neutral rune page for it, so it wont interfere with the tests aside from that 1 AP shard. Also, for the Liandry damage tests I let the burn run for its full duration, which is 4 seconds, getting the numbers for no burn dmg is a drag, so I skipped it. Meanwhile other results are instant burst (or almost instant Everfrost activation) while Liandry is over a 4 second duration so shielding, healing and sustain can disrupt it to a larger degree than other results. I used a Lv9 Lissandra with a Lv5, maxed out Q, given thats her most used ability, so we can take that as her base line damage. Liandry's second passive, the % damage increase is based on bonus HP, which cant be given to test dummies, so that value remain 0, reducing Liandry's performance. I conducted these tests in the Practice Tool, using target dummies over the course of a 2-2,5 hours long sessions on patch 11.17.
With these out of the way, lets see the test numbers. I conducted three big test: boots-less Mythic item and plus 1 Legendary, Sorc Shoes + Mythic item + 1 Legendary, and finally a boots-less Liandry HP test.
Lets see the boots-less Mythic + Legendary item test. For the Mythic passive activation test I used Warmog, so it didnt impact the damage numbers:
https://imgur.com/a/zAfda4J
As we can, see on a 1k HP test dummy and with a Mythic only Night Harvester produced the highest damage, 322, 279 and 210, based on MR values (30, 50 and 100 respectively). As we can see, Night Harvester produced the highest damage number in all 3 cases when I procced the item, but in the 2nd round, without item procs, Luden's took over in two times, tying in the 3rd. So for short, one rotation fights Night Harvester is actually better than Luden's, but if the fight goes longer, Luden will win out, especially if we take the proc cooldowns into consideration (Night Harvester 40 seconds per champion, while Luden's is on a general, 8 seconds). Night Harvester's supremacy lasts into even the Mythic passive activation, but it starts to fade, as it loses 3/3 times in the no proc contest. Which isnt surprising, given that Night Harvester gives 5 Ability Haste per completed Legendary item.
I will try to keep it short, so I only talk about the two highest dmg
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- Species: Cat
- Age: ~2 years
- Sex/Neuter status: Female, spayed about 3 weeks ago
- Breed: domestic shorthair (rumpy manx)
- Body weight: ~8 lbs
- History: Adopted from shelter 1 week ago yesterday. Came from a hoarder's home and was spayed and received shots. She was scratching at her ear so I took her to the vet, and they said she was constipated. They told me to give her 1/4 teaspoon miralax once a day with wet food, which I have for the past 3 days.
- Clinical signs: Before miralax - hard small poops once or twice a day. Stomach was distended and hard. After miralax - took one small poop, slightly softer than before. Then, she took a huge poop (about what I would expect from my brother's ~40 lb dog) that I found right next to the litter box, and she has not pooped since. Her stomach is soft and not distended. She has not had issues pooping in it before and is still peeing.
- Duration: 4 days
- Your general location: Eastern U.S.
- Links to any test results, X-rays, vet reports etc. that you have: None
I am wondering when I should be concerned about her not pooping. She took a giant one (couldn't believe that it came from her - I wish I had gotten a pitcure) about 44 hours ago and hasn't since. She is still on miralax once a day. I have been giving her dry food with 2 parts water and 1 part dry food twice a day, totaling 1/3 cup of dry food (before soaking) a day because she doesn't drink much and turns her nose up at canned wet food - she seems to like it that way more than a mix of dry and wet food. She eats it all and begs for more, and she has still been very cuddly and playful (to the point that she brings me her toys when I'm not paying her enough attention). She seems to be feeling fine, but I am a bit worried that she hasn't pooped since doing that massive one. Should I be worried about her going this long? I am unsure because she still has a big appetite and is playing a lot. I've looked throughout my house to see if she pooped somewhere else, but I can't find anything so I don't think she has.
