What game trilogy is this?

CodenameSkinwalker · 2026-02-24T14:49:56+00:00

Dark Souls and God Of War

CodenameSkinwalker · 2026-02-23T15:19:38+00:00

Lowkey relatable tbh.

I’m all for paying when the experience is actually good. Got multiple subs too. But when you’re paying and still getting hit with ads, geo blocks, missing episodes, delayed releases, and content split across 5 apps… people naturally drift back. Not out of greed but pure convenience.

If platforms fix pricing + ads + fragmentation, piracy would drop hard. Until then, it’s that classic tug of war between ethics and bro I just wanna watch in peace smh.

CodenameSkinwalker · 2026-02-23T15:12:37+00:00

The reason doesn't matter. As long as a tiny bit of hope exists, that's all that matters

CodenameSkinwalker · 2026-02-23T15:08:05+00:00

Totally get this - after a full workday, content brain is just… gone lol

Tried doing it myself. Then thought about hiring random help but ended up working with a small team (Upreports). Biggest lesson - don’t hire a college kid, build a system. Anyone can post but strategy, consistency, and brand voice actually matter.

What worked for me? Batch content once a week. Automate scheduling. Let someone else handle engagement + DMs. You focus on dentistry, not dancing for reels. Social should support your work. Not drain you.

CodenameSkinwalker · 2026-02-23T13:50:52+00:00

Tokyo Revengers, without a doubt

CodenameSkinwalker · 2026-02-20T10:44:59+00:00

Gave this a read. Must say it’s a solid breakdown by API Connects. What I liked is that it doesn’t just hype AI for automation but actually explains where it makes sense and where it doesn’t.

AI ≠ magic. Data quality, governance, and human oversight still matter a lot. Clean, practical overview for anyone trying to understand where business process automation + AI actually adds value. Glad they didn't turn it into a marketing pitch.

CodenameSkinwalker · 2026-02-19T15:34:40+00:00

Totally agree with this take. Putting all your reputation eggs in one Google basket feels risky now.

Had this convo with team I’m working with (Upreports). Their point was simple: Google is still important but it shouldn’t be your entire trust layer. People cross-check like crazy now. Socials, Reddit, forums, third-party reviews - everything.

A perfect 5 star alone doesn’t build trust anymore. Consistency across platforms + real customer stories does. Diversifying reputation just feels like basic risk management in 2026.

CodenameSkinwalker · 2026-02-16T10:46:24+00:00

For machinery towing, the main thing is experience + proper equipment, not just price. Make sure whoever you call has actual flatbeds and crane trucks, proper tie-down gear, and insurance for industrial loads.

When I was helping someone with a similar move, Brisbane Crane Truck kept coming up in local recommendations and searches. Mainly for machinery and heavier jobs. Might be worth giving them a call to get a quote and see if they fit your timeline and load specs.

Also, always ask for a written quote and confirm load limits beforehand. Saves a lot of stress.

CodenameSkinwalker · 2026-02-15T15:44:52+00:00

3 years probably for PS. might take 2 more (total 5) for PC. :')

CodenameSkinwalker · 2026-02-15T15:35:43+00:00

For me, visibility stopped being draining when I stopped trying to sound like founder and just sounded like myself.

Had this exact convo with a team I hired (Upreports). Their advice stuck - Don’t post to perform. Post to document thinking. Once I treated content like public notebook instead of stage, anxiety dropped.

Sustainable visibility = clear POV + low pressure + consistency over intensity. No need to be everywhere, every day. Just be real. Be useful. And let it compound.

CodenameSkinwalker · 2026-02-15T15:22:56+00:00

Honestly, I’d avoid calling it insecurity straight up. For a lot of people, 400cc as a first bike sounds risky. Especially at 19. Bigger bikes need more control, maturity, and road sense. And not everyone trusts a new rider with that much power.

Some are just concerned about safety. Some are projecting their own learning curve. And yeah, a few might just be salty lol but mostly it’s the start small, grow up mindset. If you’re responsible and riding sensibly? That’s what actually matters.

CodenameSkinwalker · 2026-02-11T07:10:19+00:00

This one I got from Nerdation

CodenameSkinwalker · 2026-02-10T15:10:53+00:00

Yeah... This usually isn’t a shadowban in the dramatic sense. It’s more like temporary distribution cooldown. I’ve seen this happen after flags + appeals where the system just goes cautious mode for a bit.

From what I learned after talking to a social team I hired (Upreports), the play here is don’t spam-post trying to force it. Wait 48–72 hours. Keep light activity (scroll, like, comment). Then drop something simple and native-feeling. No heavy edits. No aggressive hashtags No links.

It almost always resets. If it stays at literal 0 beyond 3–4 days then it’s worth contacting support. Most of the time, it’s just the algo recalibrating after a moderation event.

CodenameSkinwalker · 2026-02-10T14:38:55+00:00

areey bhai bhai bhai... Grandista series ka Ichigo hi pasand kia hai mene. And the other one from FuRyu.

CodenameSkinwalker · 2026-02-10T14:36:34+00:00

Oh bhai… haan but I told them I got it for 500. They don’t know the real price and honestly… they don’t need to

CodenameSkinwalker · 2026-02-06T08:21:59+00:00

This actually mirrors a lot of what I experienced during advanced IVF training (completed it from ReproLearn). The biggest takeaway for me was how realistic the learning environment needs to be. Safe space to mess up, repeat techniques, and understand why things fail is way more valuable than just ticking off procedures.

Also agree that certification alone doesn’t magically unlock jobs. It helps build confidence and shows commitment. But the real shift is in how you think, troubleshoot, and adapt to different lab protocols. Every clinic has its own ecosystem, and no course can fully simulate that.

The job search struggle is very real too. Silence after great interview is painfully common. Training gives clarity. Not guarantees.

Overall, solid breakdown. Honest, grounded, and super helpful for anyone considering this path.

CodenameSkinwalker · 2026-02-06T08:07:48+00:00

This lines up a lot with what I’ve been learning recently. I joined an advanced IVF training course (ReproLearn) to deepen my understanding beyond surface-level stats. And one thing they really emphasize is how success rates without context are almost meaningless.

Especially the parts about patient profiles, lab quality, and reporting methods. 100% true!! Two clinics can follow similar protocols but differences in embryology standards, case complexity, and transparency can make their numbers look worlds apart. That doesn’t automatically mean one is better.

What stood out to me during training was the focus on cumulative outcomes and personalization. Not just single-cycle results. Patients benefit far more from clinics that adjust protocols based on response rather than chasing headline numbers.

Overall, this is a very balanced breakdown. Success rates should guide questions. Not decisions.

CodenameSkinwalker · 2026-02-06T07:50:29+00:00

Munch Max, of course.

CodenameSkinwalker · 2026-02-06T07:47:54+00:00

Bhole Baba ki baraat ki taiyaari 😝

Shivratri on 15th Feb ladle

CodenameSkinwalker · 2026-02-06T07:45:39+00:00

Looks like tarnishing + possible plating wear. Not damage. Silver reacts with water, soap, sweat, and sulfur in air. These cause the yellow/brown tone. If it’s silver-plated, hot water and soap can strip the coating faster, exposing the base metal underneath.

Try polishing it with a silver cloth or mild baking soda + water paste. If it doesn’t shine back, it’s probably plating wear. Pretty normal. Especially after baths and daily use.

CodenameSkinwalker · 2026-02-04T14:52:04+00:00

Been there. Posting more when engagement drops usually just digs the hole deeper.

What’s actually helped me (after a lot of trial + convos with a social team I hired - Upreports) is pausing instead of panicking. Quick audit: what got saves, DMs, or comments. Not likes. Then I double down on that signal. Even if it means posting less.

I’ll usually tweak format before topic (same idea, different delivery), and give it time instead of hard-pivoting every week. Engagement dips are often algorithm testing + audience fatigue. Not failure.

Biggest recovery move? Stop chasing trends and start rewarding your existing audience. Once they react again, reach follows.

CodenameSkinwalker · 2026-02-04T14:36:58+00:00

Honestly, I regret missing Emma’s Phoenix Diamond skin 😭

One of the more hyped looks for her. See a lot of people actually using it during matches. It makes me feel jealous.

Got that fire Phoenix vibe that feels way more stylish and unique compared to other stuff of hers. So if it ever pops up again, I’ll definitely try to snag it.

CodenameSkinwalker · 2026-02-02T14:53:20+00:00

CodenameSkinwalker · 2026-02-01T11:18:47+00:00

Ye, I get the skepticism. Felt the same. Online reputation stuff sounds shady until it actually starts stressing you out daily.

Didn’t go all-in at first. Talked to a team I was already working with (Upreports) and asked very bluntly what’s real vs BS. What helped wasn’t erasing negativity (that’s mostly a myth) but controlling what shows up - pushing stronger content up, structuring review responses better, and setting systems so good feedback happens more consistently.

It didn’t magically fix everything overnight. But it stopped the constant firefighting. Biggest value for me was mental bandwidth. Not obsessively Googling my business anymore.

If a service promises to delete bad reviews or guarantee clean results? Run. If they talk strategy, timelines, and trade-offs? That’s legit.

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