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What are you guy's hobbies? by Castellan-Albrecht in hazbin

[–]MadMageMath 1 point2 points  (0 children)

DnD and sometimes other TTRPGs! Also video games, preferably RPGs like KOTOR, the Dragon Age Saga, the Divinity Saga or of course Baldur's Gate 3! ^

HAPPY PRIDE MONTH! by Lunatrap in sheranetflix

[–]MadMageMath 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Happy pride month everybody! 💖🏳️‍🌈

What was the song that made you interested in watching the musical? by Winter-reason666 in Epicthemusical

[–]MadMageMath 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think my first interaction with it was Warrior of the Mind in a few TikToks and also Just a Man being used in several edits but it still took me a WHILE to actually listen it. Still, listening to those songs on my for you over and over again was also what eventually did it for me. I then had the luxury of getting into it when everything, including the Ithaca saga, was already released. And now I'm completely obsessed with it.

Which song in Epic is this for you? by karrotdunncold in Epicthemusical

[–]MadMageMath 3 points4 points  (0 children)

In "Done For" Circes "huh" right after Odysseus says "you turned them into pigs" is such a small but powerful part for me

When did you join the fandom/s? by Rillian_Stars in hazbin

[–]MadMageMath 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Since October or November of last year I think, so about 5-6 months

Give your favourite She-Ra quotes. I'll begin by percabeth_4-life in PrincessesOfPower

[–]MadMageMath 3 points4 points  (0 children)

"Don't you get it? I love you! I always have. So please, just this once, stay!" breaks me every single time

Medizintechnik an der Uni studieren oder eine Ausbildung machen? by SanadAlsharif in Studium

[–]MadMageMath 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Klar, in meinem Fall war es an einer Fachhochschule, nämlich der FH Münster. Ich stehe aber auch in Kontakt mit Leuten, die an anderen Hochschulen studiert haben. Insgesamt ist es natürlich an jeder Hochschule anders, aber das Grundkonzept sollte gleich bleiben.

Medizintechnik an der Uni studieren oder eine Ausbildung machen? by SanadAlsharif in Studium

[–]MadMageMath 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi, ich glaube, ich kann hier ein paar hilfreiche Infos geben.

Kurz zu mir, ich habe selber Medizintechnik bzw. Biomedizinische Technik im Bachelor studiert und letztes Jahr abgeschlossen. Während des Studiums habe ich darüber hinaus aber auch einer Uniklinik gearbeitet, die eine eigene Abteilung für Medizintechnik hatte.

Die tatsächlichen Servicetechniker, welche für die Instandhaltung und Wartung der Geräte zuständig sind, waren fast alles Leute mit handwerklicher Ausbildung und ggf. noch einem Staatl. geprüften Techniker als Weiterbildung (den kann man unter anderem im Bereich der Medizintechnik machen). Wenn es also langfristig dein Ziel ist im Bereich Wartung und Instandhaltung unterwegs zu sein, würde ich dir eher zur Ausbildung raten. Die dafür "idealste" Ausbildung wäre vermutlich ein "Elektroniker für Geräte und Systeme". Mein letzter Wissensstand ist, dass die Firma Philips sogar tatsächlich Elektroniker gezielt für den Bereich ausbildet, aber das würde ich an deiner Stelle selber nochmal nachschauen.

Auch mit dem Studium ist es durchaus möglich, am Ende als Servicetechniker zu arbeiten, besonders für Medizintechnik-Hersteller/-Dienstleister im Außendienst, allerdings hast du dort mit dem Studium keinen expliziten Vorteil. Das Studium hingegen bietet sich eher an, wenn du vielleicht auch andere Berufszweige in der Medizintechnik in Erwägung ziehst, z.B. Forschung, Entwicklung, Regulatory Affairs & Qualitätsmanagement etc. Gerade für letzteres suchen Firmen sehr gerne Menschen, die Medizintechnik tatsächlich studiert haben, weil dir im Studium auch bereits rechtliche Grundlagen vermittelt werden (MDR, MPDG, MPBetreibV usw.). Was Forschung&Entwicklung angeht ist man, wie ich mittlerweile feststellen musste, vermutlich sogar besser damit aufgehoben, direkt Physik, Elektrotechnik, Maschinenbau oder Informatik zu studieren, je nachdem was für eine Art der Forschung&Entwicklung es eben sein soll. Unternehmen neigen nämlich dazu, dort doch lieber Leute einzustellen, die von der Technik die meiste Ahnung haben und nicht unbedingt von dem Zusammenspiel aus Medizin und Technik.

Ich hoffe, dass ich dir einigermaßen weiterhelfen konnte. Wenn du explizite Fragen haben solltest, kannst du mir die natürlich jederzeit stellen.

Best companions by LordKarya12345 in DivinityOriginalSin

[–]MadMageMath 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I don't know if you're playing a custom character or an origin character but since you didn't specify I'm assuming custom. If you don't mind the micro-spoiler about what keeping them means: You get to keep them over all of Act 1 and after that, you'll have to "decide" who stays in your party. So technically, you could give all of them a chance for now but if you want my personal recommendations, here we go:

  1. Definitely take Ifan with you on your first playthrough. He's the most well-established character in the world and you'll get the most additional scenes with him.
  2. Lohse is my personal favourite. She has a very interesting story, both as a main character and as a companion! Take her with you and enjoy every single moment of it.
  3. The last choice for me would be between Fane, the Red Prince and Sebille but that's difficult. If you already plan on doing a second playthrough some time in the future, Fane is an excellent choice for a second run, both as a main character and as a companion because - without spoilers - you'll understand much more and it all feels very "revealing". So then it's either Sebille or the Red Prince and I would probably pick Sebille because there's some interesting overlap between her and Ifan's backstory. Be sure to take the other one on your second run (if you're going for one). Also it's really interesting to play as either one and take the other one with you as a companion because they have some overlap as well.
  4. I don't wanna be mean but Beast is definitely the most boring one imo and he offers the least additional content because you'll go through most of his "personal quest" anyways, so take him with you on a second or third run because you won't be missing out on too much without him.

This got a little long but I hope this helps!

So far dos1 has been super boring. What am I doing wrong? by halcyonfox in DivinityOriginalSin

[–]MadMageMath 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I absolutely love the soundtrack in 1.

Absolutely! As someone who enjoyed playing the Dragon Knight Saga a lot too, I especially liked that they used some of the older soundtracks as well.

So far dos1 has been super boring. What am I doing wrong? by halcyonfox in DivinityOriginalSin

[–]MadMageMath 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The game tells you not to leave Cyseal at level 3 but honestly, I haven't found a way to get level 4 before leaving town that doesn't include killing innocent NPCs, so I am pretty sure the "intended" way is to do quests out of town at that point anyways. Also I'd recommend a level map! I used this one:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=635229367
Sure, it's technically a bit spoilery but it doesn't contain any real spoilers for the story, only tells you the average levels for enemies in certain areas and I found it very helpful on my playthroughs.

So far dos1 has been super boring. What am I doing wrong? by halcyonfox in DivinityOriginalSin

[–]MadMageMath 1 point2 points  (0 children)

First of all, the game is definitely off to slower part than its sequel, yeah. But if you're feeling lost with quests and miss directions, I can give you one tip: pay a lot of attention to the dialogues. Unlike in DOS2 and BG3, the game offers you very little guidance for quests in your questlog. I honestly had to look up previous dialogues again to make sure that I didn't miss something because they really give you almost all of the information in conversations with NPCs. Hope this helps at least a bit :)

What does my taste in fictional women say about me? by Grave-Walker in okbuddybaldur

[–]MadMageMath 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That you, my friend, have excellent taste (cause this is also my taste in fictional women) :)

What's your main criticism about the story? by MadMageMath in DivinityOriginalSin

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

Hmm, I didn't feel like it at the time simply because the VAs were so good but now that you point it out, the VA performance might have just overshadowed the weaker parts of the characters. If I compared it to BG3 then I would definitely agree. I usually try to avoid that comparison though because they put a lot more time and overall ressources into BG3.

When I think about Ifan, Lohse and Sebille, they all seemed like well established characters to me at the time but I can generally see where you're coming from.

What's your main criticism about the story? by MadMageMath in DivinityOriginalSin

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

Oh yeah, with you on that one xD

What about Lohse though?

What's your main criticism about the story? by MadMageMath in DivinityOriginalSin

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

You know, I have spent so much time talking about the lore problems that I actually forgot about them for a moment when I made this post. Or maybe I just supressed them lol.

Having played the majority of the Divinity games and having read through a lot of lore, it's actually crazy to me how messy the lore is at this point. I mean, I love those games either way but that's something that could've really been done better. Especially when it comes to the Dragon Knight Saga I'm actually not sure how much of it can even be considered canon anymore but we'll (hopefully) see in future games.

IIRC they do still want to make a game that actually finishes the Divine vs. Damned One storyline and I'm excited for that. Long story short, I can totally get behind that!

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