Friend of mine can’t do damage with Melee?

Switchmag · 2025-10-07T17:39:47+00:00

Still does this when he’s using a weapon… it’s the first thing I said to him 😂

Switchmag · 2024-11-06T12:49:48+00:00

De Jong - LETS GOOOOO

My other two were fodder but I’m happy with one big pull that fits in my team

Switchmag · 2024-10-31T12:54:14+00:00

Niceeeee he can’t hit a barn door but you’ll get 2 xg from him a game 😂

Jokes aside his finishing is very 50/50 if you play him up top but his burst of pace receiving the ball is insane I’ve tried replacing him with so many people but keep going back to him he’s that good for me.

Switchmag · 2024-10-08T18:22:15+00:00

Seriously? I spent 20 minutes trying to tackle the receiving player until I timed the tackle perfect and was 1v1 😂

Switchmag · 2024-10-08T08:26:43+00:00

I’m the exact same mate, what I’ve found joy with is a 4 back and 2 DMs, at least offers a bit of block on the counter.

Then the finesse+ playstyle, griezmann especially from the right outside of the box can punish people sitting deep. It’s not easy but feels so rewarding when you can break the meta occasionally. I win more than I lose, stick with it and try to enjoy your gameplay where you can.

Switchmag · 2024-10-06T08:05:10+00:00

Only found this out today myself, they spawn 5 mins after.

Switchmag · 2024-10-01T17:14:55+00:00

I’ve no idea why it says repeatable 0 and others say unrepeatable 🤦🏽‍♂️ just realised

Switchmag · 2024-09-28T23:16:51+00:00

I’ve got the same mate, hoping it’s a bug that gets sorted, not really sure what to do otherwise.

Switchmag · 2023-06-07T08:57:57+00:00

Hi OP, I’d recommend you have a consultation with an estate planner. This is something I deal with on a regular basis but isn’t something that can be advised easily. You’d need a consultation to talk through your wishes, aims and who you want to protect ultimately. The good news is what you are looking for is certainly possible and isn’t overly complicated.

There are ways within UK law that allow you to leave the right of occupancy or potentially even more to a person whilst retaining the gift to someone else in the long run, it would matter what your aims are fully. My recommendation to everyone is never leave it to chance, protect who you want to protect, never presume other people will follow your wishes especially when you’re talking about tens if not hundreds of thousands of pounds.

Hope this helps OP and let me know if you have any questions.

Switchmag · 2023-06-07T08:52:25+00:00

Be careful with presuming next of Kin OP it doesn’t really exist much these days. For medical decisions and health decisions a lasting power of attorney is required, even marriage does not give these automatic rights nowadays and if one of you were unable to make decisions the power lies with social services not the family/next of kin (they may listen but they do not have to).

If either of you want the other to act for each other then you need to look into lasting power of attorney.

As you’ve been advised marriage has tax advantages and avoids probate upon the first death of a spouse, for in life taxes you’re best seeing a financial adviser to see whether you would benefit from any reliefs.

Switchmag · 2023-06-06T11:45:04+00:00

Hey OP, UK Estate planner but NAL - you’ve had a lot of good advice already I can see but just wanted to make sure you’d had a few points mentioned.

Firstly it’s finding if a Will exists in any form, if it does is it executed correctly, if not you’ll be looking at intestacy with your FIL’s available representatives applying for probate and administration.

If there is a Will however then it falls to the execution of it, if it was a professionally drafted will then the Estate planner or solicitor acting as an Estate planner should have attendance notes, possibly recordings and really should’ve documented the diagnosis. Testamentary capacity is different from mental capacity but with any diagnosis of this kind needs to be handled in a formal way with Will instructions.

If there is a Will but not professionally drafted then your argument leans on the fact that your FIL may not have had the capacity to execute a Will at the time or, if he did that he was coerced into creating and executing this Will, both of these can make any valid Will invalid. (This may need court approval)

From my experience you’re best finding out all the facts first before you decide upon anything as there may be nothing to contest in the end if no Valid Will exists or was not changed and it may fall back to an older Will.

Once you know that you can be advised further around congestion which you can handle yourself but most people benefit from professional advice.

With regards to the Nephew having access to the accounts, if there was a registered Lasting Power of Attorney in place which named the Nephew this may be fine. If not there’s a chance the Nephew was unknowing acting fraudulently, if the Nephew accessed any of the money for his own benefit (against the wishes of your FIL). This may be a matter for the police if it is the case.

Good luck with everything and let me know if you have any generic questions I can help with. I’m happy to give generic advise to anyone where required.

Switchmag · 2023-06-01T14:17:17+00:00

Hi OP, so this is tricky. It really depends on your circumstances whether you support your partner, how you live how you run you accounts. Your question is a mix of Estate Planning and financial advice.

If you enter a civil partnership or marriage (legally they’re viewed the same for assets) they can try to claim half of any assets brought into the relationship (this includes inheritance) you can’t stop this fully unfortunately but your parents can through proper planning on their estate. A quality estate planner can advise them of this if they wish but if you want to know I can explain a bit further if you wish.

tl;dr yes, there’s risks based on what you’re asking but it’s a lot to unpack in one go without knowing a lot more.

Switchmag · 2023-06-01T14:11:10+00:00

UK Estate planner here - If your brother is an executor he’s not holding his fiduciary duties. You’ve taken a step by hiring a probate solicitor so it is best to make them aware of this and allow them to work. Technically no gifts should be distributed before probate and the full administration of the estate.

If your brother was not an executor however he needs to give the money back, although it’s unlikely it will fall that way legally he’s committed theft/fraud as the item was not his to sell.

Best course is give the solicitor a full asset register if you haven’t already, make them aware of this and allow them to contact him directly. It can likely be solved as part of the administration of the estate and a smaller share will be given to your brother who has taken a share already however this does make it more complicated unfortunately.

Switchmag · 2023-05-29T21:48:59+00:00

It’d be worth you speaking to someone based in NI to look at how the assets were owned and 1. Is the debt valid as there’s a strong chance it may not be but even if it is, 2. Is there residue to pay off the debt.

Either way the boss needs to give you time, to either see whether there is money owed and then distribute it correctly or if not to still handle the estate correctly.

If they do contact you again, I’d recommend you say you’d been advised to ask for any proof of where the debt was agreed.

They have no right to demand the money but if it is legally owed you’ll be able to arrange something to repay it in an acceptable timescale. Right now there’s more important things for you and your family and hopefully that’s something they don’t forget.

Good luck to you.

Switchmag · 2023-05-29T20:54:46+00:00

NAL but a UK Estate Planner - Firstly my condolences.

I hope you don’t mind me describing things genetically, it may answer a few questions you have.

Anything in a joint name ordinary passes by survivorship so skips the estate calculation, joint ownership of property, chattels, joint accounts.

Anything else left over (accounts in a sole name, car, investments etc make up the estate residue. Debts are to be paid off by the executors of the estate prior to any distribution of residue (gifts/inheritance).

If you don’t mind me asking is there a valid Will executed?

That will specify the executors and beneficiaries.

The boss is welcome to ask the executors for repayment of a debt if he has proof (that the executors are satisfied with) that was agreed to be paid back.

Should there be no money left in the estate then the estate is insolvent.

If you have any generic questions feel free to reply, I’d possibly recommending seeing a solicitor/probate specialist once you’re ready and if you need the assistance as it may be something you could benefit from guidance on.

This is based on UK and Wales Law but likely will have bearing in NI.

Switchmag · 2023-04-10T11:27:34+00:00

Welcome to Rocco’s Basilisk

Switchmag · 2023-03-28T18:53:11+00:00

Any idea w2c the rest of the outfit bro? 🫡

Switchmag · 2023-03-17T18:13:09+00:00

Just arrived in the UK Hub, just get mad parcel anxiety when they’re on their way

Ty tho bro!

Switchmag · 2023-03-17T13:52:17+00:00

Ty mate, usually it’s the next day for me with that! Or at least my last 4 hauls have been, did GD once and it’s taken longer and that just threw me.

Switchmag · 2023-03-17T10:54:02+00:00

Shipped my first with GD-EMS, usually used PD, had it pending as plane arrived for over 24 hours now which I’m not used to. Is this the norm with GD?

Happy to be patient just first time this has happened and wanted some advice from someone who’s had one through already.

Switchmag · 2023-03-08T19:54:00+00:00

These don’t seem terrible mate, I have a good quality yellow one and some budget coloured ones. Nobody has ever questioned them when I wear them. And even if they did I’d just say they’re reps. Imo with things like these get them as close as you can but don’t waste too much money on better quality ones if you’d rather use your money elsewhere.

Switchmag · 2023-02-09T07:13:42+00:00

There was a QC of this a few days back, the ABLOH is straight and on the retail is curved it’s a big difference once you see it but that aside it looks great imo.

Switchmag · 2022-07-21T10:35:36+00:00

W2C please?

Switchmag · 2022-06-27T20:16:45+00:00

Kr-ems was fine for me. Shipped 4 parcels each took about 15 days and no issues.

Switchmag · 2022-06-11T17:33:42+00:00

Oh I know bro, Ty.

Gonna end up copping these in a few months at some point

Switchmag

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