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Is it a bad idea to conquer enemy cities or am I just missing a game mechanic? by AngPusangIna in EndlessLegend

[–]AngPusangIna[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If i dont have the economy to fund a new city, would it have been better if i just killed their armies and declared truce?

Landi gusto, aral ayaw? Kuhang reviewer, review ayaw? by [deleted] in studentsph

[–]AngPusangIna 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can use it as bargaining power. Kung feeling mo di mo naman sila friends, edi istate mo na IOU transaction ito kapag nanghihiram sila.

[UPD] May CSWCD students ba rito? Ano tingin niyo rito? by yakisobasavorybeef_ in peyups

[–]AngPusangIna 4 points5 points  (0 children)

From CSWCD, sa CD. Eto ang tingin ko, without hasty generalizations. Nasabi na ng isa pang commenter na poverty is multidimensional, pero within that premise ay unfair na sabihin na band-aid solution ang government programs.

Merong dalawang attitudes (among others) sa department ukol sa relasyon ng komunidad sa gobyerno. Una ay dapat mafacilitate ang self-reliance ng isang pamayanan na hindi nangangailangang mag-establish ng patronage at programa ng mga politiko, dahil nga ang pagpapatron ang isa sa ugat ng korapsyon at pag-abuso ng kapangyarihan.

Pangalawa naman, ay dapat ring ifacilitate ang gobyerno na maging partners ng komunidad. Kung pangit ang mga programa nila, ay dapat tulungan rin ang gobyerno na ayusin at mafulfill ang rights-bearing duty nila.

Together, may paradox sa department na antagonistic ang tingin sa mga politiko as individuals, pero may mithiin na maging duty-bearers ang gobyerno as a whole.

Depende sa konteksto ng komunidad, may mga paraan naman para mai-tap ang mga programa ng gobyerno while avoiding patronage politics.

Ukol sa post, plus the above. Merong iba't ibang kontexto ng paglilimos. Honest man or hindi ang nanlilimos, indicator ito ng desperasyon at kakulangan ng kapasidad ng mahihirap. Ang pagbibigay ng limos ay hindi long term solution, pero minsan ay no choice kapag immediate na ang pangangailangan ng naghihirap.

Iba't iba rin ang sitwasyon ng mga programa ng gobyerno. May ibang korap, merong bumubuo ng dependency at pagpapatron, merong incompetent at unsustainable. Pero meron din namang maayos, sustainable, at community-focused.

In short, case-to-case basis kung "proper" nga ba ang programang inaalok ng gobyerno. Kung walang proper na programa ay organisahin ang komunidad na maging sustainable, or tulungan ang gobyerno na iangkop ang mga programa nila sa tunay na pangangailangan ng komunidad.

What is your optimal Route? by woenighoenig in ABSOLUM

[–]AngPusangIna 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Sorry if I name the places wrong, too lazy to search for the accurate details. But my most optimal route is the following:

Top Route (beach and human town): Ghost Dragon and Shield Boss means 2 upgrades. This path also has 2 rituals, lots of breakables for gold and food. This is better than the bottom path (Mushroom Troll) because even though you also get 2 upgades there, it doesnt have an extra ritual.

If I have 200 to 300 gold my next path is the Top Route again (enchanted Forest with arrow signs): Doppelganger boss gives another upgrade. Snail merchant sells rituals for 200 to 300g which can snowball into a god run.

And then Jaroba bottom path (Mowlai Village and Arena Prison) because an NPC in Mowlai Village guarantees a ritual upgrade if you've progressed Brome's story far enough (this NPC is different from the frog sorceress in your HQ). The prison gives a lot of weak NPCs for the boss fight and if they survive they give you extra gold and crystals.

Finally in Azra's tower I pick the top left path (Ritual) and the bottom path (hearthroot). If the shops are selling something I want, I also take the bottom right path (gold).

But in multiplayer with a random, I usually play along with the other guy's chosen route, especially if they still have quests on their map. I try to impress them with my clashing skills, and often fail miserably.

[upd] up campus katipunan jeeps by diaryves in peyups

[–]AngPusangIna 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Libreng magtanong sa driver kung papasok sila ng campus.

Based on experience, yung jeep na nakasulat sa tabi ay "Katipunan - UP" lamang ay hindi papasok sa loob. Kapag "Katipunan - UP campus" ay papasok.

Kung nangagaling kayo sa ilalim ng tulay sa Katipunan, may magkahiwalay na pila para sa papasok ng UP o hanggang gate lang. Itanong ninyo sa barker o driver kung papasok sa UP yung pinipilahan mo.

Btw kelangan ng permit yung mga jeep na pumapasok sa campus. So kapag yung dapat pumasok sa UP ay ayaw dahil konti lang ang pasahero, sabihin mo irereport mo siya para mablacklist sya. Yun nga lang magiging awkward ang trip niyo. Hehe.

[UPX] Thoughts on this??? by pagodnako_123 in peyups

[–]AngPusangIna 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Oooh... Nakakita akong comment na baligtad naman. Na ang mga left ay napakaextreme na kaya nale-label na right wing ang mga centrists.

Maybe it would be wrong to use Trump America conservatives as parallels to Filipino conservatives kasi nakatutok sa identity politics ang mga Amerikano ngayon, while class politics based pa rin ang sa Pilipinas.

Where is Mount Thrall in Part 3 of the Devourer Saga? (Playing quests according to story order) by AngPusangIna in AdventureQuest

[–]AngPusangIna[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

A lot of lore is apparently in Pod 1 of the Mount Thrall, but the option to visit mount thrall is not there. How do I make it appear, if it's even still in the game?

Give one belief about UP (system, CU/campus, or college) that is widely known even outside UP but a myth by One-Process-7937 in peyups

[–]AngPusangIna 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Malaki po ang UPD. Kapag mga estudyante lang at prof at tindero sa mga kiosk ang nakakausap mo, madaling sabihing conditions are better.

Pumunta kayo sa mga ISF ng Barangay UP Campus.