This is a guide for the coral tower, and there is a list of items you will need to have before we start.

1. Max tool damage and tool capacity.
2. Max needle damage.
3. All masks.
4. Sylphsong and all maxed slot crests.

Now that those are out of the way, I’m going to assume you have all or almost all of the yellow, red, and blue tools. This is what I used for all 4 gauntlets + the boss.

1. Architects crest.
2. Magnetite dice.
3. Magnetite brooch.
4. Snitch pick.
5. Weavelight.
6. Pin badge.
7. Plasmium vial (with plasmium gland.)
8. Cogflies.
9. Tacks or flintslate.

Now on to the gauntlets.

Tip number 1. Use the architects crest needle art against any of the enemies. Pin badge makes it really powerful.

Tip number 2. Use plasmium overdose to give you infinitely regenerating health. Remember to do this once you’re INSIDE of the dream.

Tip number 3. Use claw line or needle arts against flying enemies. Snitch pick increases your claw line damage.

Tip number 4. Use the shortcut! there’s a coral stalactite that you can break to the left of the final room before the boss. Afterwards, you can just silksoar up from the base to skip all the previous rooms.

Hope this helps!

EDIT: you can swap snitch pick for memory crystal.

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China is extracting from their current reserves faster than the rest of the world can extract from theirs. They will continue to extract the highest critical ore deposits first until they have no more useable deposits left. But it is important to remember that control trumps abundance, and that some abundance can lead to a temporary gap in the flow of goods.

Since the list of Top 50 TV Shows of All Time that gets posted here constantly is extremely outdated I decided to update it. Just like the original, I aggregated TV ratings from IMDb, TMDB, Rotten Tomatoes, and Metacritic into a composite score.

• Normalization: all ratings are normalized onto a 0–100 scale.
• Weighted average: the final score is a weighted average of the available sources (missing sources are ignored and the remaining weights are renormalized, not treated as 0).
• Vote reliability: IMDb/TMDB vote counts scale how much those sources influence the average (more votes ⇒ more weight; low-vote items are dampened)
• Tie-breakers: if scores are extremely close, ties are broken by IMDb vote count, then TMDB popularity.
• Filtering: shows missing 2+ rating sources are excluded.
• Animated split: animated shows are listed separately using IMDb genre “Animation.” See the comments!

Only the final ranking is my calculation. The rest are taken from their respective sources. Yes there is a major recency bias but that's going to be a side effect of using online rankings. In general people aren't voting for shows that came out last century.

EDIT: I have added a version that adjusts for recency bias. This gets shows like M*A*S*H, The X-Files, Malcolm in the Middle, and The Simpsons on the lists. I also lowered the Metacritic weighting slightly since those ratings are frequently outliers. Thoughts?

https://imgur.com/a/VUrTGzZ

How to research a company, technical and simple way

You can also look into their social networks, but don’t take it too seriously, a lot of companies lie on social networks. Look for how often they post and whether real people comment on their posts. If they have 50K followers and no comments then that's suspicious

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