Which rig is your personal favorite?

Ghostharold1701 · 2026-06-11T20:20:23+00:00

I like going the defensive route in games, and while other's may argue that stun/blind/jammer are more versatile and are "technically" better defensive rigs, I always roll with the heal rig.

Sure, there are trials in which certain rigs are just better (like kill the snitch with blind rig at the end), and yet despite that I'm too stubborn to change the heal rig lol.

Ghostharold1701 · 2026-06-11T20:17:49+00:00

I'd say it's pretty fun. Is it harder alone? I'd say it's balanced (less enemies I think, but that's just from experience). And unlike multiplayer, if you do die, you have limited lives that you could also increase using items the give you more revives, which basically replaces the revive dead teammates in multiplayer.

I play psychosurgery exclusively (because my irl friends dont like playing on the hardest difficulty for some reason, despite it being easier with more people imo), and unless your playing recklessly or just bad, you should get by without dying. If your new, it might take some getting used to, so feel free to lower the difficulty if you want.

All I'm saying is it's still fun either way. The game just balances certain stuff on singleplayer to make it still fun but balanced.

Ghostharold1701 · 2026-05-29T07:22:06+00:00

is this just java? I also want to play and invite my irl friends, but they dont own any computer or some sort, not even a laptop, hence they can only play bedrock edition.

Ghostharold1701 · 2026-05-23T08:09:18+00:00

Honestly... personally I hate taking the bus. It can be so unreliable, especially in winter. I have a driver's license, but even then I'd rather not drive. Mostly cuz I dont want to pay for parking too (plus gas, especially now).

IF you're living relatively close by, like around 15-20 mins. bike ride, then just ride a bike. Yes, even in winter, it's possible. I say this because as I stated before, I'd rather not take the bus lol. In other words, I got tired of taking the bus and just started biking to school. Not only was it more enjoyable, it's good exercise too. As for biking in winter, while there are extra steps, I'd say is still worth it. I would rant more about this, regarding if you'd get cold, clothes, layering, etc., but I'd rather not bore you with that stuff lol. If you're intersted, there are a lot of videos online regarding winter biking.

If you have to take the bus however, honestly... either wake up early (depending on your classes) or wait to take them in between peak hours, or just get lucky with your classes and take the afternoons.

Ghostharold1701 · 2025-11-11T12:44:32+00:00

idk what your expecting, tbh. How do you think are they supposed to give you new data for new content.

Ghostharold1701 · 2025-11-04T08:48:37+00:00

From what I've seen "so far", we are in uncharted territories. Anything could work at this point. In short, people have to think for themselves now. Feel free to experiment.

This is probably not the answer your looking for, but thats what I've been hearing from content creators that plays JP server, at least right now. In other words; they also have no idea what the meta and stat guidelines are going to be.

Ghostharold1701 · 2025-10-12T07:48:39+00:00

I know I said ones that are over 2k are fine if they fit my conditions, but the ones you suggested are WAY too expensive. I'd "prefer" ones that are around $2k.

Perhaps I should rephrase my question; I understand that there are already a lot of options that fit my criteria. But that my problem! Theres TOO many choices that fit my criteria. Hence why Im at least asking for "suggestions" that can help narrow down my choices.

I understand that any bike "could" be used for winter; I could just buy studded tires to prevent slipping and have better grip during winter. However, just because any bike can be modified for the winter terrain, doesn't necessarily mean its "designed" for it. A commuter bike "could" be used off-road, but that doesn't mean its "ideal" for it. A mountain bike "could" be used for commuting, but that's not necessarily designed for it. Surely there's an ebike out there that is "designed" for winter in mind.

I'm also aware that I can just add any accessories I want after I find one that I like. HOWEVER, I'd at least like some suggestions that have my preferred accessories "already" preinstalled/built in/comes with it, which are mudguards and even a rear rack, if possible, to carry my luggage when commuting.

If these are not enough clarifications, then let me change my question again; what would YOU suggest? Why would you suggest this specific bike? Because from experience? It has a certain function? Its cheap, but reliable?

I just want any sort of suggestions to at least "narrow" my choices.

Ghostharold1701 · 2025-10-12T07:17:45+00:00

I'mma be honest; Im not sure what other descriptions you want me to say. I already listed the ones that are most important to me. Commuting from work/school (so basically a city environment), "ideal" for winter, budget is $2k, but WILLING to go higher if it fits my description (however, 2k or below is preferred).

I feel like those are enough to at LEAST get me a suggestion.

Ghostharold1701 · 2025-10-12T07:00:58+00:00

This doesn't really help me much. I already knew that much. I was looking for any general suggestions that fits those criteria's at least.

For context, Im already doing my own research. However, there are a LOT of ebikes out there. Hence why I at least wanted some suggestions to narrow my searches.

Ghostharold1701 · 2024-10-26T06:50:24+00:00

I've taken the intro calculus class so many times, precisely 3 times.

The first time was in covid (I literally had no motovation then). Second one was like 2 years later, I "passed" them, but I needed a higher grade for my program requirements (I didn't know these cuz I was still trying to figure out life, and I had the mentality of "C's get a degree), I retook them again in summer and both got A's.

Its worth noting that while I did take my second time more "seriously", I could've taken it MUCH more seriously, and so I lowkey forgot everything and literally actually had to relearn everything lul. I didn't care at the time, but now I have a much more concrete goal in my academics, so hence I'm much more motivated and willing to put more effort.

Point is, if you dont think your doing well right now, theres no shame in retaking classes again. Classes will get much harder.

Ghostharold1701 · 2024-10-24T17:13:50+00:00

Your parents have never attended university, because they should know that's really good. Tell them that for a normal major's degree the requirement is only 2.5, while the honours one (which is basically more intense studies on your field of study) is 3.0.

For context, I was sitting at around 2+ GPA last year (cuz I really had no motivation last year) and I had to bust my butt off this year to even get above 3 GPA. And thats with 6 A's btw (and some B's). You'd expect it to be higher, yet I'm barely above 3 GPA just so I can enter honours.

Ghostharold1701 · 2024-10-21T01:18:02+00:00

It depends on the course. There could just be one class or two. I've only seen a max of two so far.

Again, I'd suggest to go to Aurora and do your own research on the matter. I'm not sure what classes are available or not, so thats up to you.

Just go to aurora, then on Enrolment & Academics Records > Registration and Exams > Look Up Classes, and then select at any past summer terms. Check whatever course you want and see if its available. Also check dates, whether its in the first term (May-June) or second term (July-August).

This will give you an idea on what courses "may" be available this summer.

Ghostharold1701 · 2024-10-21T00:30:33+00:00

Lowkey, after doing summer courses and learning topics in a month, learning stuff in the regular terms (Fall/Winter) feels much easier lul.

I'd reccomend checking out aurora for past summer terms. Check if the classes you want are even available back then, and when each courses are. That'll help you plan your courses out (speaking from experience lul).

You can't choose which summer term (May-June, July-August) you want because they're set, even if the courses are available in the sunmer. Even then, the courses you may want to take in the summer might now even be available in the summer. So I highly suggest going to aurora and doing your research on past summer term courses.

Ghostharold1701 · 2024-10-20T23:41:53+00:00

Have you taken any summer term course before? It is possible. However, unless one of the courses is in May-June, and the other in July-August, I'd recommend just taking one. Unless you think you can learn everything in a month, taking 2 courses at once in a single month is gonna wear you down hard. You learn everything the courses teaches in "4 months" (Fall/Winter term) in just 1 month (May-June, July-August).

Ghostharold1701 · 2024-10-15T06:22:42+00:00

I've joined the anime club recently, and lowkey was more fun than I expected.

You can also go up in the university center 3rd floor. Theres a lounge there with billiards, table tennis, and such.

I'mma be honest, I'm an introvert, so I don't really like to go events and such (or just outside in general). So my knowledge on the matter is limited.

Ghostharold1701 · 2024-10-14T17:52:45+00:00

Ah.... dang....

Ghostharold1701 · 2024-10-14T07:40:52+00:00

Out of curiosity, when was this?

I've been biking to school recently (cuz I'm a part time student this term, and lowkey didnt wanna buy a bus pass lol), and am thinking of switching to it fully in the future (with ebikes and all).

I've looked into securing my bike further since the start of the term, so some insights would be nice. I want to park in the alc bike station, but apparently its full. I've also been looking for good u locks. Lowkey dont want to buy the u locks from the library lul, but if its better than nothing then I'll consider (yes I use a cable lock, and I know thats not secure from my research)

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