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Meh, the guy was doing all the leaks to shill a crypto token. If he was just doing it outta the love of the game / "information wants to be free" then it'd be a dick move to hunt him down but he was just doing it for clout to try and get rich so i say go wild.

You seriously think the implication that white people were better off in the 1900s is racist against white people? The US civil rights movement didn't even start til the 50s!

I guess this is why the GOP is against education in schools lol. Gets em a good supporter base.

i don't want anything from you.

you want help. but you still have done nothing but complain and argue with people and, again, you literally haven't asked a single question. what do you expect here? some redditor with latent psychic powers to read your mind and tell you what you're doing wrong?

you've complained about it but you have still not asked any specific questions or shown any interest in learning new things.

edit: for example, some questions that would show a genuine interest in learning would be "how do i avoid it when the boss does ABC?" or "in this video of a clear the player does DEF, why?", or "what should I spend SP on in situation GHI?", or "how do i quickly deal with this particular enemy?"

begging for help where? you have not asked a single concrete question aimed at improvement. all you have done so far is (a) say the game mode is only beatable for whales, (b) disagree with everyone who responds to you, (c) call yourself stupid.

like i said being really terrible at a skill is mostly due to being uninterested in or unwilling to improve. so far you have spent 100% of your comments on venting and 0% on improvement. even now this pattern continues.

well yes. because like i just said you aren't even seeking advice or asking for help. just complaining and responding adversarially to everyone. you're commenting with mindset that's opposed to improvement.

some of the first max risk clears uploaded to bilibili were on mobile. chinese mobile game players are just built different i guess

In this case it's not about advertisers, it's about selling reddit users' comments & data to AI companies via reddit API access and trying to shut off their ability to get it "for free" by just reading the webpage.

as far as I'm aware, the only question you've asked so far is "How's that, smartass?" which seems unlikely to lead to actionable advice.

well, while it's not possible to be too stupid to play, it is easily possible to not really try at improving. like i said most people who are bad at something fall into this camp. clearly bashing your head into the same wall for 6 hours hasn't taught you much about how to improve in endfield, since you're still stuck on the same thing.

i think many gamers mislead themselves into thinking just repeating the same gameplay over and over and basically treating it as a slot machine for whether they win or lose is a replacement to learning when really effective learning needs some curiousity. you've gotta spend time reflecting on yourself and your actions, thinking about what worked and what didn't work, identifying what the mistake or problem was and trying to think about solutions to better handle it next time. also seeking out advice on how to improve, improving baseline knowledge of character kits and rotations, trying to replicate examples of other people doing something and figure out what's different between your route and them, etc.

unlikely. like many things in life, being good at something is more about being willing to put effort in actively learning how to improve moreso than some kind of innate talent. most people who are really terrible at some simple skill are not innately unable, they are either incurious and don't care about figuring out how to do it better or are avoiding trying to improve due to some kind of mental block like fear of failure or of the unknown.

well given you said your team has maxed talents & essences it's not a gear or character problem. so i guess there's nothing left but to learn to use their kits more effectively (and practice dodging better)

Dying in one hit is not my experience even with the highest damage risks turned on. Except that one double tentacle swipe attack which is relatively straightforward to just dodge if you aren't playing no-dodge risk but a royal pain in the butt otherwise.

And again your fangyi team can kill this boss in like 10 seconds possibly before it even does any of those hard to avoid moves.

Oh that is true. You should still be able to get the 20 risk badge and all the relevant stuff like oroberyls from the event shop even if you never really learn to dodge. (Especially if you sub in healer characters like ardelia or snowshine.) But if you want the 500 shop currency from that one mission then I guess it is needed.

Still, with no player-damage reducing risks and the team you described in your other comment you should be able to blow through the bosses pretty quick and only have to deal with learning to avoid a few attacks. Remember that you have plenty of extra time in that setup so you can take extra delays playing it safe and watching for attacks to dodge instead of focusing on optimal dps rotations.

There's no fucking way I can even get the level 20 stuff if I can't even beat fucking level 12.

if you struggle to dodge enemy attacks and keep dying, then pick different risks that don't increase enemy damage so much. there are tons of options to reach level 12-20.

They give antipsychotics to some high support needs / level 3 autistic kids, especially like teenagers who can't self regulate emotions and have violent outbursts. AFAIK it doesn't make them any less autistic though. Basically just makes them feel like a low energy zombie so they're easier for their parents/caretakers to "manage" without addressing the underlying issues.

And of course abusive/uncaring parents will sometimes drug autistic kids who don't come anywhere near "needing" it (i.e. posing a danger to themselves or others) with those same antipsychotics. There was a post on /r/autism from someone in a situation like that a week or two ago.

edit: and the acquaintance suggesting that OP needs to be medicated for her harmless-but-awkward behavior means she is likely in that abusive group, drugging the kids just to stop them from annoying the parents by acting autistic.

edit 2: not sure why this comment was removed for "giving medical advice" as i am strictly describing what other people do and giving no advice myself

there are a lot of people on the subreddits for these retro emulation handhelds who go overboard and end up collecting half a dozen of them with various small differences because their hobby has become more about reading reviews & buying gaming equipment than actually playing games on it

so that definitely contributes to waste.

but the silent majority are probably just buying one and using it normally (and not sticking around in a reddit community for Buying Stuff), so that's fine

There are ~three kinds of expiration dates here:

1. Ones stated in advance that the customer knows before they buy (like the concert tickets you mentioned)
2. Ones uncontrolled by the seller that are just the forces of nature acting as normal (like a gallon of milk)
3. Ones where the seller may revoke access at any time, and the buyer doesn't know if or when it will happen until after they've already paid.

The main issue SKG has is with #3, where the lifetime is not known in advance and the consumer cannot use it to make purchasing decisions.

The solution you proposed: " We promise to support it until at least DD/MM/YY, but after that, no guarantees" is actually one of the remedies the movement is pushing for. But it's unlikely publishers would like this one, because a line on the box saying support is only guaranteed for 1 or 3 years could turn off potential buyers. And that approach is not allowed by the current text of the CA bill, which only offers exceptions for subscription-based games, free ones, or ones that already work offline indefinitely.

How you can Say that It Is Linear when add 100 defense you got a 50% damage reduction while adding another 100 you gain only 10% Is a math mistery 🤣

bruh. i already explained this once. if you don't wanna read or understand math you don't have to but don't ask me to re-answer the same question.

and stay in school

Perhaps malicious reports. Reddit admins have completely given up on doing their jobs and reports for violence get auto-approved by "AI" nowadays.