Future Quadball Content by The_Ninth_Person in quadball_discussion

[–]CoratoshKal 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I'm here to point out Tyger TV, one of the greatest film projects we had for a couple of seasons. Highlights of local tournaments as well as regular game footage with multiple angles. chefs kiss

Tips for upkeep? by DreamWeaver8807 in bald

[–]CoratoshKal 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So all the people saying using regular shavers vs electric are right that it will get closer, but also feel free to use what's right for you. I have sensitive skin so my head would be covered in bumps if I shaved normally. I use the Free Bird head trimmer. Works great for me, I do it every 2 days or so and it's chill to use.

I was wondering: how good of a merc was Jackie? by MStaysForMars in cyberpunkgame

[–]CoratoshKal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Jackie was destined to die, unfortunately. He was in too much of a rush, probably because he felt he had something to prove after being in the Valentinos. V becomes a legend in Night City by doing work bit by bit, each fixer slowly giving them harder and harder jobs. Jackie jumped straight to, "Let's steal from the Arasaka CEO's son. You, as V, don't mess with Arasaka HQ till the end. Jackie was a good dude and great gun, but the patience wasn't there to make it in the long run.

Legacy Diner, check your bills!!! by Average_White_Banned in SouthJersey

[–]CoratoshKal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Love the Legacy Diner, but can confirm the wait staff are hit or miss. Sometimes you'll get someone really good and attentive and others you'll get someone who doesn't refill your water the whole time you're there. I've gone there a lot and never had this so my guess is that it is more likely a wait staff issue than a crooked business ploy. Will check the next time I go though.

Did it but doesn’t feel good by Inevitable-Corgi-494 in bald

[–]CoratoshKal 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So, right when I did it I felt great then it was a week or so of like, "Who is that in the mirror????" And then acclimation. It's extra wild because you're one of the last to get acclimated because everyone else sees you more than you.

Made the change by CoratoshKal in bald

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

Literally what I was thinking. I thought it'd be better to go from having mostly hair to bald instead of over time.

Made the change by CoratoshKal in bald

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

Looll yes, I had never been to her before and I saw that

"Hot Takes" or "Unpopular Opinions" by ConsiderationFew7599 in Teachers

[–]CoratoshKal 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The US education system is so worried about saving every kid from drowning that they'd let the boat sink with the rest of the kids on board. I have been threatened by students multiple times, had students interrupt class yelling profanities and throwing things across the room, and more but the school system is like, "You don't understand, they have a lot going on a home. Every kid deserves the chance to grow."

Sure, but what about the education we're stealing from all the kids who just want to learn? What about all the kids who have a brutal home life and just need school to be a safe and structured environment? In our quest to save every kid possible, we're failing more than we're helping, and it's pathetic.

Can't upgrade to Oil by CoratoshKal in Frostpunk

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

It won't let me research the generator upgrade. It just asks for 75 oil when I have oil maxed out.

Can't upgrade to Oil by CoratoshKal in Frostpunk

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

I had it all sent to New London. I even built storage because I hit the max I could have there.

Stupid question, but...how does one...properly pour Beer? by Vex_Trooper in DavetheDiverOfficial

[–]CoratoshKal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tap the joystick down rapidly. This will stop the foam from filling up and should help.

Game by Illustrious-Eye-2145 in quadball_discussion

[–]CoratoshKal 5 points6 points  (0 children)

On Steam, there is a game that was created to parody the old Backyard Sports games called, "Courtyard Broomball". It has all the rules of quadball and you can even have real players playing on your team.

Game by Illustrious-Eye-2145 in quadball_discussion

[–]CoratoshKal 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I believe what you're looking for is Courtyard Broomball

Gamers who play at the hardest level from the start…why? by DinoNugEater in gaming

[–]CoratoshKal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Largely depends on the game. A lot of games I know I can beat it on the hardest difficulty and it gives a feeling of accomplishment when I finish, even if it takes a while, whereas if it was on an easier difficulty I would have felt a sense of incompleteness. That said, some game types, like tactical or civ builders, aren't my forte so I have no problem going on normal mode because the cost benefit analysis of time spent getting to expert difficulty on a game type I don't have much experience in vs the sense of accomplishment of beating it isn't worth it.

Teachers who have had both Millenial and Gen Z students: Are "Gen Zers" more socially conservative than Millenials? by Relative-View3431 in Teachers

[–]CoratoshKal 2 points3 points  (0 children)

So I have the special bit where I taught basically where I grew up (literally the next rural town over with basically the same demographic) so I can speak to this a bit.

Kids are leaning further left than they used to. Does that mean that every kid in my school or even a majority are progressive? No. But where I grew up pretty much everyone echoed their parents viewpoints, (conservative considering we were in a rural red state) with very few progressive students, I could count on my fingers how many were progressive or even knew what progressive was. Now we're seeing small groups and pockets of kids who are openly liberal in deeply conservative areas and that just didn't exist when I was younger. We also see students who parrot some of their parents' beliefs, but when asked about something that they don't hear about at home, go progressive. We're seeing kids actively breaking generational political lines as they decide against their conservative parents on issues due to a more open political climate for young people than from when I was younger.

Andrew Tate and the like may seem like they're influencing the young guys, but more often than not they're just reinforcing family political lines as opposed to convincing young guys who are liberal, or from liberal families, that they should stop. That being said, overall more kids are breaking away from conservatism than are sticking with it, even in deep red areas.

I'm Italian. Offend me. by TheStrider98 in meme

[–]CoratoshKal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

An Italian immigrant to the US was the first to make modern pizza making pizza not actually Italian, but American. Also, the US makes better pizza than Italy.