u/gcs1906

Hello folks!

In my case, I am very casual player (5-15h/week), but I want to enjoy those hours. Couple of years ago I swapped from EK/MS to RP for a very single reason:
- hate healing and mana spam on EK
- hate death on MS

My skill level (hands, not character), is below average, so I swapped to the golden spec: RP.

Now I have 150 MS (96ml base), 190 EK (110 ace base) and 320 RP (122 base, bought low lvl high skills was worth it).

Have played a couple hours in test server and both issues on EK/ MS seem solved. Less spam on Ek, and MS dies waaay less (even if they nerf good enough), plus MS has now this stances to switch spells which is very fun.

So, long history short I might reroll to MS as I enjoyed that class always the most, and now it seems more user friendly.

Anyone else feeling the same?

Hello!

Brief background of myself - I have no educational background on engineering, computing, etc as I studied economics and worked in finance for 10 years. With AI, I found an opportunity to try build my own app, which is currently underway (I am trying to build a simple food tracking app as tester for myself).

Despite not having the technical experience as flagged, I've always been 'good/interested' in video games, computing, etc., and I self learning python among other office tools, so I am happy with the self-learning path where required.

For the past almost 2 years, I've started to try build something myself with vibe coding. First copy and pasting GPT outputs, then started to use Cursor for a while, and now using Claude chat + Claude code.

As I do not have background nor the time you may have to be on top of the tools, it seems to me this tendency to quickly switch among the different coding assistant, and as far as I understand its current status, is sort of (1) not vibe coding but switch to spec coding, (2) build spec, use one AI to plan and implement, use another AI to review.

I found myself that Cursor is the most user friendly, and Claude Code reaches limits too easily (and is less intuitive if you have no technical background). I have not yet tried Codex (or anything beyond Cursor/ Claude).

What are you currently using (e.g. what is the top model now and why?) and what would be your suggestion for myself? I am more keen with the likes of Cursor, as the chat makes my life way easier vs Claude code on terminal.

Similar, any other useful tips for my journey of sole-developer would be appreciated. Also, I've started some e-learning along the lines of flutter coding, etc. but I find for my use case (I want to build prototype) that is probably not required if I do coding with agents properly.

Happy to help yourselves with anything economic/ finance related as that is my expertise!

All the best,
G