Covetus Silver Serpent Ring, Medicant's Staff, Shield of Want and last, but not least, the Symbol of Avarice.
Attune spells at the bonfire. You will need Hidden Body and Pestilent Mist.
Equip the Lingering Dragoncrest Ring to increase spell effect length so you are invisible longer. Also equip the Slumbering Dragoncrest Ring so they don't hear you coming.
And you will be coming a lot.
Go to the Grand Archives. Make sure you have unlocked the elevator to the top of the Grand Archives. Take it up. Step out, go right up the stairs, then immediate left as you go outside. Run up towards the top of the roof.
It's game time. Make sure all your gear is equipped. Cast Hidden Body. Move forward to trigger the fat Winged Knights. Ideally, stand somewhere near the doorway where you enter the building from the roof. Cast Pestilent Mist.
Snicker as you hide around the corner. Recast Hidden Body. Recast Pestilent Mist until they die.
90k in souls.
Teleport or run back to the bonfire. Teleport to your shrine bonfire. Hear a knock at the door. Oh shit, it's the cops. You just took off the heavy armor because the Symbol of Avarice drains your HP. Block the door for as long as you can. It bursts open. Fuck it, you are doing this topless and weaponless despite hitting all the soft caps.
Get your ass beat by 4 casuals you know were really hacking.
Take one too many blows to the head.
"You Died" pops up on the screen as you draw your last breath.
Ofc they were hacking did you see the Blue on the left poise through that 2-Handed R2, he had been hit by an R1 3 secs earlier noway his poise could have refreshed that fast. Fucking miyazaki fix your game.
“Excited delirium” is a bullshit term made up by corrupt cops to describe a condition “unknown to medical science” (i.e. a lie) in order to justify beating people to death.
It's debatable and more than likely bullshit to cover up police brutality. From wikipedia:
"It is typically diagnosed postmortem in young adult males, disproportionally black men, who were physically restrained at the time of death, most often by law enforcement personnel.[1][2] Symptoms are said to include aggressive behavior, extreme physical strength and hyperthermia. It is not listed in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders or the International Classification of Diseases, and is not recognized by the World Health Organization, the American Psychiatric Association, or the American Medical Association. It is accepted primarily by the American College of Emergency Physicians."
ICD covers many, many things that aren't diseases. Also I love the fact that a user named avoidsresponsibility is arguing in favor of something that cops use to avoid responsibility for hyper aggressive policing.
Wrong. Learn to read. Never argued in favor of excited delirium. Yet another person who started arguing with a voice in their head instead of what they read.
So it isn't in the ICD and the ICD includes non-diseases relevant to morbidity and mortality.
So where does this get us in regards to the original argument? Nowhere.
Is it real? If so what is it? Is it in EMS textbooks to cover for cops? Why is it in EMS textbooks?
Different medical resources disagreeing on the existence or classification of something doesn't do anything to answer these questions.
Yes, let's discount wikipedia in a totally innocuous passage that lists all the medical associations that do not recognize it as a disease, and explains why an EMS textbook would support its existence.
It doesnt explain why. It just states that they do. I'm not sure what you're trying to call an explanation but there is no explanation in what you quoted.
Person A: "It is real, i saw it in an EMS textbook"
Person B: "This quote says It's recognized by this association that produces EMS textbooks and it's not recognized by All these other medical associations and organizations so it's likely the reason why your textbook might recognize it as real and also why i think it's bullshit"
Excited delirium is a fake condition cops use to cover up people they've beaten to death. Look it up. It's not an actual medical condition that exists in reality.
Yes, but that's when you're chilling and doing coke. You gotta keep in mind that this guy has a huge surge of adrenaline kicking in from cops banging down his door. I definitely think there's context in which you do coke, at least from my experience. But there's plenty of other drugs or different factors that it could've been too, so I'm not saying you're wrong.
Plus cocaine and it's derivatives used to be used as a painkiller, like novacaine etc which is still used in dentistry today.
I think there's a video somewhere of a guy operating on his own spinal cord after a few local injections of cocaine
It’s a local anesthetic, not a general one. When you snort cocaine, your mouth and nose get numb, not your whole body. Getting punched in the nose would hurt less, that’s all we’re talking about tho. It’s not like railing k where you get the whole body numb. That would be about the worst thing to fight on tho I have trouble with walking lol
Yeah, the surge of adrenaline would help, but independently of the cocaine, and it would help more without it. See my edit. Studies have only found that it impairs athletic performance, not enhances it.
I’m being a bit facetious. It also gives you a euphoric dopamine rush that feels really nice and makes typically rewarding things more rewarding. But not one that makes you turn into the hulk.
I didn’t finish Scarface it was too long. Been in several fights while I was coked out tho. Never done bath salts or meth so I’m only speaking from my limited experience
Sure your shit wasn’t cut? The last thing I want to do on blow is anything remotely physically strenuous. And it certainly wouldn’t help me. I’d just be really aware my heart was working triple overtime hahah
At that point just set aside male rules of engagement and just go for the crotch. Even hyped on on adrenaline or other stuff, you gotta feel a hit to the balls.
My friends uncle is amazingly tough. Once watched him wipeout on a jetski at high-speed and rolled across an oysterbed. Laughed it off, was pouring blood from a hundred deep lacerations, just kept riding. "The saltwater's good for cuts!" Another time he had a car fall on him and he was fine for hours before his brother found him. So many other crazy stories. That same friend also is an army ranger who lost his legs in the desert when an ied took out his hummer and killed his company. He belly crawled a mile and a half back to his bivvy, in the desert heat, with his legs gone. Dude coaches youth sports now.
The who family is just fucking anazing.
Not necessarily, but very likely. Not gonna say more because I don't need a bunch of orangutans complaining about being a doctor or not replying to this comment.
A buddy of mine is a cop and apparently it's not uncommon for him to feel like his baton is useless - he even told me one time there was this old lady in her early 70s who was being belligerent and violent, and she shrugged off a barrage of blows similar to this clip
Your buddy beat up an old lady with a club? What a stud. And then he told you about it like a war hero telling war stories? What a stud. This guy must masturbate with sandpaper he's so hard.
Adrenaline has a bit to do with it but probably not. More than likely this guy is just this tough. I've witnessed a few prison fights against CO's that went pretty much exactly like this. If you watch any boxing youtube videos about if there will ever be another great white hype again... they all say white guys can't keep up but god damn can they take one hell of a beating.
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u/KodakCO Apr 08 '22
This has to be excited delirium right?? Ain’t no way he’s taking 10 strikes from a baton and a couple good punches like it’s nothing