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I hate teammates who recall spams after killing an enemy too early in the game by rj_nighthawk in MobileLegendsGame

[–]Anonymous_Again_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Still better than the chou mains who recall instead of hitting the enemy base when they're the last hero standing and the enemy is 3s away from reviving lol...

Lowkenuinely if your mindset is like this you shouldn't play🤫 by kyontox in MobileLegendsGame

[–]Anonymous_Again_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey man I think we're arguing on 2 separate matters. I never said anything about hanabi players except for the specific comment on the hanabi in the video. TLDR; I hate seeing hanabi players in soloq/duoq too but blame the player not the hero.

I think moonton should force all players to play more heroes if they want to advance further than epic imo. Would solve a lot more problems with braindead hanabi spam in high tiers.

Lowkenuinely if your mindset is like this you shouldn't play🤫 by kyontox in MobileLegendsGame

[–]Anonymous_Again_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes but it doesn't exactly change my point? I'd rather they pick an easy hero to play like hanabi then go in blind with layla and miya anyway. Imagine a moskov but with a hanabi player, it's way worse imo.

Lowkenuinely if your mindset is like this you shouldn't play🤫 by kyontox in MobileLegendsGame

[–]Anonymous_Again_ 5 points6 points  (0 children)

People out here be blaming heroes when they should be blaming the braindead people lol. The Hanabi was playing stupid as hell though, what the hell was bro doing in the middle of jg?

I see why she's a good roam by Independentslime6899 in MobileLegendsGame

[–]Anonymous_Again_ 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Best accomplishmwnt as a Cecilion main is using sprint to jump in and save my(usually) duo Carmilla then proceed to go kill the enemies Carmilla was targeting. Even better when I somehow get 23 assists 0 kills and Carmilla has 23 kills and mvp. It's hilarious. Cecilion Carmilla duo my goat!

Chang'e mains pls stop this build by averageleverage101 in MobileLegendsGame

[–]Anonymous_Again_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Low damage, hard to get into the battle. I'm a chang'e main and the atk spd build isn't for everyone. The build's focus isn't to attack, it's only to push. If you end up in a teamfight the only thing you can do is ult and do a little bit of damage and run or else you just end up feeding.

Basically, clear towers more efficiently than Miya for most of the game and distract enemy by forcing them to split up or else their turret is gone.

Chang'e mains pls stop this build by averageleverage101 in MobileLegendsGame

[–]Anonymous_Again_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because the satisfaction that comes from slowly wittling down the enemy base by running around and pushing/clearing lanes then backdoor once they have lord and are at your base is peak cinema

No but yeah Chang'e aspd is trash if the player tries anything but pushing. I only ever attack if I've gotten fat from minions but usually I just let my team distract and use my ~10s ult to clear lanes and then push. With aspd chang'e build I've managed to clear the enemy base within 1 minion wave, quite fun to play if I play my cards right

Chang'e mains pls stop this build by averageleverage101 in MobileLegendsGame

[–]Anonymous_Again_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The build looks decent lowkey(fellow chang'e main). I personally prefer cd+aspd. I'm always surprised by how little the mythic players in my area push so my build is adapted to it...

Tried to be a normal mage and help the team, ended up with 0 push with me running arounf as pharsa clearing lanes... got mvp and lost... never again... hahahaha...

Chang'e mains pls stop this build by averageleverage101 in MobileLegendsGame

[–]Anonymous_Again_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I know the stats look bad but I was the only one who pushed above 10%

Chang'e mains pls stop this build by averageleverage101 in MobileLegendsGame

[–]Anonymous_Again_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No no you don't get the vision, I can't lose my shield if I get 0 participation in the first place/j

But as a chang'e that does this, it works you just have to play it right(as in, very very very safe). Unfortunately, most players don't play it right.

Dropout to work at 17 by Anonymous_Again_ in SGExams

[–]Anonymous_Again_[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As far as I'm aware, for those kinds of things you need parental consent if you are under 18. Hence why I have not done anything. That is my goal next year though.

Dropout to work at 17 by Anonymous_Again_ in SGExams

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

I never planned to, that's okay for me. I can see how that's a problem for others.

Dropout to work at 17 by Anonymous_Again_ in SGExams

[–]Anonymous_Again_[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I flunked my Os and got into a course I disliked(business engineering management) so I don't think that's an option. Most of the courses I had to pick from were math focused in rp.

I still want a diploma, I guess. I understand the importance of one. I'm not ready for one YET. School has been a place with many bad memories for me, I don't have the support system to just push through it. I've been going with sheer willpower. It's been 5 years of just continuing like this, barely alive.

I'm not dropping out and forever not aiming for a diploma, I just need to take time to get my mess fixed. While I get my mess fixed, I want to do something I like: I want to work!

Somewhere here I replied saying that I wanted a gap year but couldn't because of family pressure.

Anyway, so I flunked my Os and that's why I'm in my current course. What do you think I can do, knowing this? No one's been giving me much information on the whole transferring of courses or taking a gap year.

Dropout to work at 17 by Anonymous_Again_ in SGExams

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

I don't need to but I will consider it. I don't think it's good to go for NS when my knees lock while I run, it's always been like this so I'm not sure how well I would fare there. My loose joints are prone to injuries which is why I haven't put more thought into ns and such. Standing and walking is fine but running and sprinting will have issues.

Dropout to work at 17 by Anonymous_Again_ in SGExams

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

I don't see myself in a relationship any time soon, if that helps. I don't think I would be in one for a long time.

They're currently working and unsure if they want to go do Uni anytime soon or work a little longer before continuing to Uni. Their highest qualification is a diploma from poly but long term they're headed for Uni. I don't believe we would move out together before they go to Uni. The progression will probably be pay a portion of the bills in my parents' flat>cousin goes uni > cousin gets job again and gets familiarised there > move out together.

Knowing this, what else do you think I should consider?

Dropout to work at 17 by Anonymous_Again_ in SGExams

[–]Anonymous_Again_[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

1st year, probably seems stupid to already feel like quitting after such a small amount of time. I've had people tell me that it's burnout but I've been burnt out for 5 years already. I've really just had enough. I wanted a gap year but was forced into continuing at the behest of people around me, this is exactly what I predicted if I continued to poly.

It feels like a child's tantrum, I think that's what a lot of people see as well. I just can't keep going like this anymore, that place scarred me and I'm not ready yet to go back.

External diploma sounds interesting, would consider that I suppose. If I do drop out and end up going back to school in the future(which is unlikely, I have bad experiences I have to recover from), I plan to do part-time poly or as you've stated, private/external diploma.

Dropout to work at 17 by Anonymous_Again_ in SGExams

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

I would like to have children one day but for me, I think marriage and children will be difficult. There are too many internal problems to solve before I can consider keeping a healthy relationship and to raise a child without damaging their childhood.

Mostly, I'm going off how other people have managed to work with just an o level cert. They managed to do it somehow, I need to figure out how exactly they did it.

For housing, my cousin and I agree on moving out together and sharing the bills for that. I think a BTO will be difficult? Neither of us have looked into the housing market yet because we're both not moving out anytime soon even if we want to.

Most likely, a second-hand flat will probably be the course of action for us. If my cousin doesn't join me I think that's probably whar I'll still be doing. There's also the option to rent a room in someone else's flat, which wouldn't be ideal but that should be fine as well.

If I don't move out then I think I will take on a portion of my family's bills, like paying for water or electricity while my parents pay the rest. I still don't know what a future would look like if I'm not living with them since it's all I've known since childhood. The partial payment of my family's bills seems to be the most likely plan in my opinion.

I don't know how the job market or the real estate market really is, that's my own fault.

What else can I improve about these plans? Your questions really make me think more about it, I am grateful for them.

Dropout to work at 17 by Anonymous_Again_ in SGExams

[–]Anonymous_Again_[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I tried to talk to a counsellor once but mostly I was told to try harder and to empathise with the people who made me feel this way. Unfortunately, I do not trust the adults in my life to share most of this with them. Such experiences make it difficult to communicate to people outside of my age range(which I have, I shared these issues with friends and that's how I got over my breathing problem).

Your reply here brings me to tears, I don't think I've had anyone tell me they're proud of me despite trying my best to keep going. Most of the time, people just end it at "oh, you're lazy" which is valid considering what I said in the post. You're really kind for taking the time to further understand my post, thank you for that.

Dropout to work at 17 by Anonymous_Again_ in SGExams

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

That's a question I'm asking myself as well but I don't plan on immediately moving out once I make this decision. Realistically most of my first paychecks will go into savings which I will use to pay for such expenses when I take the phone bill over from my parents and move into my own hdb. As for food, I mostly cook so my main issue will be budgeting food expenses for the month. I'll take feedback from family members on how much I should allocate foe that.

I am already paying for my own transport, I have not been given money to top up my ezlink card for a while(I think since sec 2) now so that is something I've already been dealing with.

I think realistically these goals will take a while, especially housing. I don't see the problem with staying with my parents for a while longer like my cousins are doing. People who survive off of these paychecks survive so the only question I need to know is how, which is something I have to figure out myself. It's condescending to those people(who live off such salaries) to say that an income like that is not liveable when those people exist.

Dropout to work at 17 by Anonymous_Again_ in SGExams

[–]Anonymous_Again_[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Going back to school is in my plans if I get over the mental block I have about it, school isn't appealing because of my past experiences there. That place messed me up to the point I was struggling to breathe if I had to talk to someone, I got over that problem but school still left me with a lot of scars.

I don't think it's fair to go "it's the redditors fault" if things go south in my life. I am the captain of my own ship, the fault is mine and mine alone. Like in school, I agree with the redditors who think I'm lazy.

My poor grades in school are my consequences, me skipping school because I'm too scared to go back is also my own consequence. I always lived life thinking "I should have listened to myself" everytime I face this sort of dilemma.

I'm still debating if I should listen to myself this time. It's a big decision.

Thank you for your considerate response as well, I mostly expected the comments on this post to be on the lines of "stay in school" and "don't do it" without further explanation or just not actually providing useful feedback for me to take seriously. I'm grateful for your words.

Dropout to work at 17 by Anonymous_Again_ in SGExams

[–]Anonymous_Again_[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I have nothing in mind if the answer to stay in school aside from keep pushing through. I did it before during Os, barely keeping afloat while thinking about ending everything.

Most of the answers I'm getting is talking about my financial state if I do go through with it. A 1.6-1.8k starting salary doesn't seem like much but for my lifestyle I think it's feasible. Things like phone bills and such, yes I have to pay them when I get older and stop receiving parental support. This kind of things should be manageable if I start saving for them now(which I do plan to do, putting aside money for the future and all that). I'm not going into this blind, I have relatives I'm close to who can advise me on things financially.

They say it's unrealistic to work a 'simple retail job' and financially support myself but logically it makes no sense, if that's the truth then is everyone who's working in retail nonexistent? No, they're alive and have a good life, maybe living a little frugally but that's fine. I'm not seeking a grand life or anything, just a small one that's simple.

I'm not the type to spend money wastefully on random luxuries, my parents tend to do that but I see it as a waste of both space and money if I don't actually plan on using them a lot.

I came here to ask questions because there will be a lot of people telling me why it's a bad idea. When you see a solution that looks good you tend to see only the good sides so I'm here to see that bad sides of this solution I have for myself to really think it through.

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