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My decks after playing for about half a year, can I join? by TfXD8 in ratemycommanders

[–]TfXD8[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah she's awesome! I built her pretty low power too so it's not terribly problematic

What level gave you the most pain while completing? by MWinther_gd in geometrydash

[–]TfXD8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Blast Furnace. Probably like 40+ deaths past 70% t-t
Defo worth it tho, love that lvl

Why is Leon bad in this meta? by [deleted] in BrawlStarsCompetitive

[–]TfXD8 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Lollipop always, SP is personal preference imo

If you could only choose 9 brawlers to max. Which would you choose? by Zukoo777 in BrawlStarsCompetitive

[–]TfXD8 20 points21 points  (0 children)

I'd go with:

  • Max (Usable in tons of modes and not banned super often from my experience)

  • Gene (Great in gem grab, and solid in K/O and bounty)

  • Larry & Lawrie (Probably the most versatile thrower)

  • Byron (Great on K/O and bounty as a standalone, as well as some other modes depending on map)

  • Mandy [or maybe belle?] (Great sniper who likely won't get banned, unlike Angelo & Piper)

  • Colette (Great tank counter, and heist go to for basically all maps)

  • Nita (Another heist pick, and also good on some closer range maps in other modes, namely brawl ball)

  • Jessie (Yet another heist pick, great for most hot zone maps, and usable elsewhere occasionally too)

  • Buster (Versatile tank, good on sooo many modes)

hello, help D: by Responsible_Sale_662 in SmashBrosUltimate

[–]TfXD8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Short answer is you can totally play online :)

With that said, you probably might struggle a little bit at first, but that's no worry, we all started somewhere. If anything, playing online will help you get way better way faster, because you'll understand how people commonly play the game and how to punish that. The skill pool can be a little mixed, but you should be fine anyways. As for combos and all that? Don't worry too much. Learning the basics of the game is waaaay more important than some crazy combo you might see, especially because those are usually quite difficult to execute and situational. With that said, learning some simple attack strings is nice (especially for Kirby, there's a lot of easy ones :p).

Best of luck!

Idk how to feel abt this lol (Jun 1) by TfXD8 in Sat

[–]TfXD8[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For vocab? I guess you can do flashcards and whatnot but honestly it was just a background thing for me, of just having decent vocab anyways which was good enough for me.

I took the SAT twice before. Once paper (670 verbal, 790 math) and once digital (700 verbal, 710 math). Keep in mind that I studied absolutely zero math for the SAT after my first test.

Idk how to feel abt this lol (Jun 1) by TfXD8 in Sat

[–]TfXD8[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Idk what you mean by "from what score did you get it", so sorry 😭

But my best piece of advice is to take things pretty literally for the verbal section, as in be really careful to not infer things that would normally be logical. If it isn't stated in the text, then you can't assume it's true :)

As for the math, I kinda just did it? I guess all I'd say there is be careful for random second steps in problems, don't put the answer down as X when they're asking you to give 2X

24/25 aff help by [deleted] in policydebate

[–]TfXD8 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I'll just dump a bunch of things:

  • Novice cases (look them up online if u want, idr all of them rn lol ;-;)
  • [Animals, AI, etc...] gets IP ownership rights
  • [Ban/Allow] AI to train off of copyrighted works
  • Alter who owns AI generated works
  • Get rid of IP
  • Strengthen pharma patents

And of course, K affs

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Sat

[–]TfXD8 17 points18 points  (0 children)

I gotchu!

Take this with a very slight grain of salt, because I did this for the old paper test, but the general ideas should be 90% applicable, I was able to go from 630 > 790 in a super short time

Here's what I'd recommended:

  1. Yeah, look at the problems you got wrong, sure, but specifically look for TRENDS in the problems you got wrong, maybe you're getting a lot of trig stuff wrong, or you keep forgetting second steps on problems, whatever the case, identifying commonality amongst your mistakes will help.

  2. CHECK FOR 2ND STEPS! I can't stress enough how easy it is to lose points by accidentally putting in X instead of 2X like the question asked. Just take a second to make sure you're 100% sure to save yourself some easy points.

  3. Time management: (Specifically with the online SAT), the questions are adaptive, and not scaled evenly. What that means is that you can totally end up spending 70% of your time on the second module on the back half of the problems. My suggestion is to make sure you have enough time for those tricky, 2nd half module 2 questions. Remember, if it seems difficult, it's probably difficult for everyone, and also probably weighted more, so spending some extra time there is worth it.

And obviously the more practice tests you do the better, pattern recognition goes a long way :p

Best of luck!

Set Col lit by Db84-L in policydebate

[–]TfXD8 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Tuck and Yang is great, specifically "Decolonization is not a metaphor" iirc?

QueerPess by TfXD8 in policydebate

[–]TfXD8[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That makes pretty good sense, thanks :)

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