On November 17 2014 10:25 WaveofShadow wrote: Asmo how long before your current DnD campaign is done (ie how long before my character submission has gotta be done)
On November 16 2014 09:56 GhandiEAGLE wrote: Ganon has a float now wtffff
It's so good.
Yeah people have been stomping everywhere with him lately.
It's just a gives him a lot of movement options he didn't have before. Now he's like the bastard love child of Captain Falcon and Peach.
I like how they could have probably just tweaked his numbers, but instead gave him a new mechanic which grants him more options. I think the one thing I dislike about PM patches is that I have no clue what most of the changes mean until I play for a long time or see the characters in action.
Off-topic, but from what I understand, most of the people here have either gone through higher levels of education or are currently in higher levels of education, and my question for you is this: How do you guys stay motivated through a difficult course that you're not that interested in (but is required). I get to this point in classes where I've learned all I wanted and it's really hard to bring myself to care any more, even with the knowledge that it's important towards the rest of my education. I know this probably sounds like a dumb question where the answer is "just motivate yourself more", but if there are any tricks you guys use to power through studying, I'd like to hear them.
I bought myself a shitty laptop that can't run any games so I'd study out of sheer boredom, it's working out so far. Otherwise you really just need to study with other people I feel. Makes studying less of a chore and more of a group activity with friends.
It's funny when my friends/people here talk about DnD, all I can think of is the Community episode where they play DnD, and the Key and Peele skit about the quest for bitches.
On November 17 2014 11:33 sung_moon wrote: It's funny when my friends/people here talk about DnD, all I can think of is the Community episode where they play DnD, and the Key and Peele skit about the quest for bitches.
On November 17 2014 10:25 WaveofShadow wrote: Asmo how long before your current DnD campaign is done (ie how long before my character submission has gotta be done)
Current campaign finishes on 11/29, so I can give this one my full attention after that. But I don't think the official game will start until January because I want to run some small one-shots to get a sense for the players and stuff (and perhaps help choose who'll be in the final game). Also I need to have the time to read the DMG.
On November 17 2014 10:25 WaveofShadow wrote: Asmo how long before your current DnD campaign is done (ie how long before my character submission has gotta be done)
presumably after part 5
so never
BOY IT SOUNDS LIKE SOMEONE DOESN'T WANT TO BE IN IT HUH?!
On November 16 2014 09:56 GhandiEAGLE wrote: Ganon has a float now wtffff
It's so good.
Yeah people have been stomping everywhere with him lately.
It's just a gives him a lot of movement options he didn't have before. Now he's like the bastard love child of Captain Falcon and Peach.
I like how they could have probably just tweaked his numbers, but instead gave him a new mechanic which grants him more options. I think the one thing I dislike about PM patches is that I have no clue what most of the changes mean until I play for a long time or see the characters in action.
Off-topic, but from what I understand, most of the people here have either gone through higher levels of education or are currently in higher levels of education, and my question for you is this: How do you guys stay motivated through a difficult course that you're not that interested in (but is required). I get to this point in classes where I've learned all I wanted and it's really hard to bring myself to care any more, even with the knowledge that it's important towards the rest of my education. I know this probably sounds like a dumb question where the answer is "just motivate yourself more", but if there are any tricks you guys use to power through studying, I'd like to hear them.
I bought myself a shitty laptop that can't run any games so I'd study out of sheer boredom, it's working out so far. Otherwise you really just need to study with other people I feel. Makes studying less of a chore and more of a group activity with friends.
Honestly? I just slacked off. On one hand, it got me more than a few Cs. On the other hand, I still got into grad school.
Half a fucking bar away from killing Yiazmat, I turn away for one second and he casts reflect on me right as I use Renew and it HEALS HIM BACK UP TO FULL
Every time I see commercials for Once Upon A Time I have actually lol because watching two grown women dressed up as Elsa and Anna and try to be serious in an ABC drama with bad effects just looks like the stupidest fucking thing.
On November 16 2014 09:56 GhandiEAGLE wrote: Ganon has a float now wtffff
It's so good.
Yeah people have been stomping everywhere with him lately.
It's just a gives him a lot of movement options he didn't have before. Now he's like the bastard love child of Captain Falcon and Peach.
I like how they could have probably just tweaked his numbers, but instead gave him a new mechanic which grants him more options. I think the one thing I dislike about PM patches is that I have no clue what most of the changes mean until I play for a long time or see the characters in action.
Off-topic, but from what I understand, most of the people here have either gone through higher levels of education or are currently in higher levels of education, and my question for you is this: How do you guys stay motivated through a difficult course that you're not that interested in (but is required). I get to this point in classes where I've learned all I wanted and it's really hard to bring myself to care any more, even with the knowledge that it's important towards the rest of my education. I know this probably sounds like a dumb question where the answer is "just motivate yourself more", but if there are any tricks you guys use to power through studying, I'd like to hear them.
I bought myself a shitty laptop that can't run any games so I'd study out of sheer boredom, it's working out so far. Otherwise you really just need to study with other people I feel. Makes studying less of a chore and more of a group activity with friends.
Honestly? I just slacked off. On one hand, it got me more than a few Cs. On the other hand, I still got into grad school.
I ain't gonna tell people to study if they don't want to, my Cs got me a job that's putting me through the rest of my school life so clearly marks don't really mean shit. Cs get degrees afterall. But if the guy wants to actually get good marks then he's gonna have to get a little creative.
On November 16 2014 09:56 GhandiEAGLE wrote: Ganon has a float now wtffff
It's so good.
Yeah people have been stomping everywhere with him lately.
It's just a gives him a lot of movement options he didn't have before. Now he's like the bastard love child of Captain Falcon and Peach.
I like how they could have probably just tweaked his numbers, but instead gave him a new mechanic which grants him more options. I think the one thing I dislike about PM patches is that I have no clue what most of the changes mean until I play for a long time or see the characters in action.
Off-topic, but from what I understand, most of the people here have either gone through higher levels of education or are currently in higher levels of education, and my question for you is this: How do you guys stay motivated through a difficult course that you're not that interested in (but is required). I get to this point in classes where I've learned all I wanted and it's really hard to bring myself to care any more, even with the knowledge that it's important towards the rest of my education. I know this probably sounds like a dumb question where the answer is "just motivate yourself more", but if there are any tricks you guys use to power through studying, I'd like to hear them.
I bought myself a shitty laptop that can't run any games so I'd study out of sheer boredom, it's working out so far. Otherwise you really just need to study with other people I feel. Makes studying less of a chore and more of a group activity with friends.
Honestly? I just slacked off. On one hand, it got me more than a few Cs. On the other hand, I still got into grad school.
I ain't gonna tell people to study if they don't want to, my Cs got me a job that's putting me through the rest of my school life so clearly marks don't really mean shit. Cs get degrees afterall. But if the guy wants to actually get good marks then he's gonna have to get a little creative.
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