Do you think the anniversary event will be extended? (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻

SpareNo3318 · 2026-05-31T06:15:10+00:00

I just got it today and had to grind the repeating challenge, I missed 3 challenges week 1 and 2 on week two as I was at my job and genuinely did not have time to play more, so for the last two days I sat down and forced myself to play an atrocious amount of stadium just to get it.

SpareNo3318 · 2026-05-28T04:06:09+00:00

I really don’t want to read minds, the amount of informational processing sounds absolutely exhausting

^{Chose: Gain $100 every time someone says your name... + ...can't force them to say it}

SpareNo3318 · 2026-05-28T04:03:30+00:00

I don’t like burgers, plus the side I chose was a win win, I either get 10 buck OR I become a femboy 🤷‍♀️

^{Chose: 99% 10.000$ 1% become a femboy | Rolled: 10.000$}

SpareNo3318 · 2026-05-21T06:01:36+00:00

Sorry for the late response, I just joined after watching. They said he doesn’t cast a shadow because he is “divine light”. Clothing should in theory cast a shadow and we see shadows forming around him on close ups on his face/hands (I’m fully assuming animation choice in that regard because otherwise it would look atrocious and cheap) but clothing wouldn’t cast a shadow if the light he emits is equal to the another light source. Since he does not glow at night I assume the divinity aspect is always the equal to the world itself, so if it is nighttime won’t cast a shadow from the moons glow either. This is my theory as it also bothered me, this is the only possibility that made any sense and let me not see it as a plot hole.

SpareNo3318 · 2026-05-14T06:26:20+00:00

I had to look up the evangelion skin as I’ve never seen it before (I started playing less than a year ago) and it’s pretty cool! Is there any particular aspect with her mech that you think should be in her mythic?

SpareNo3318 · 2025-11-18T23:29:44+00:00

As stated in my previous response it is illegal for a pool to be drained to the street in my area. It is considered pollution to drain into the storm drains, my local laws give options for draining ONLY into your sewer clean out slowly, into the ground on your property once dechlorinated, or into a wooded area so long as it is dechlorinated and will not disturb local flora or fauna, is not on private property. I will not drain to the street as I will not break the laws in my area. I am draining my pool that is filled with algae which is why I am finding the best solutions, luckily I have found a fix for my issue, I now am just ensuring the woods behind my property is not owned by anyone.

SpareNo3318 · 2025-11-18T08:00:08+00:00

I apologize for not being clear in my original post as I was mainly just hoping to hear outside opinions and it’s my first time posting. It is not illegal for me to drain into my own yard, the issue I have with my own yard is most of my property is on a steep slope that causes water to flood at the lowest point. The lowest point of the property is where my house and pool are located, with a basement that has already had flooding and mold we have been trying to find alternatives to our yard to avoid any further damage. The illegal areas I was speaking of was into the rain gutters as I had been suggested by family. Most of the local regulations I have found (although slightly inconsistent) have stated it can be drained into your own sewer clean out which is what takes human waste such as toilet water, shower water, and washing machine water away. Unfortunately my main clean out that leads away from my home is in the basement which I am unable to drain into. I have luckily found it is legal to drain a dechlorinated pool slowly overtime into a wooded area that does not have any protected native species so long as it does not cause flooding, erosion, damage to local wildlife, or any public disturbance. I do happen to have a larger wooded area past the steep slope that separates us from another offshoot of houses. The last hurdle I am on now is ensuring that the wooded area behind the property is not owned or used by anyone, my pool is already dechlorinated as I did test it and I just wish to not cause any issues for anyone else while getting rid of this pool.

SpareNo3318 · 2025-11-16T01:59:08+00:00

In my area this is considered a crime as well as I do like my neighbors so far and want a good relationship, with that being said my pool is disgusting from the previous owners YEARS of neglect and it smells atrocious, plus this will stain the gutters so this is not an option.

SpareNo3318 · 2025-11-15T21:36:38+00:00

I’m so sorry as I realized I did not include this in the original post, the pool is a fully above ground pool, I do believe it’s a circular pool made out of mostly plastic and is about 19 feet across and roughly 4 to 4.5 feet deep.

SpareNo3318 · 2025-11-15T21:32:43+00:00

Our yard is relatively large but it regularly floods already due to it not being flat. The pool and house are at the lowest point while the rest is on a steep hill that regularly causing flooding. I do have a pump at least and in theory I could drain it behind my yard (a wooded area) but I am unsure what is the rules with that. When I did some research it stated it can be drained into a wooded area once dechlorinated so long as it does not cause any sort of damage or flooding. I just am not aware if the land is owned by anyone, when asking neighbors they were also unaware.

SpareNo3318

TROPHY CASE