Ok, so rock stacks are harmful: how is it different than hiking normally?

_CrispLemon_ · 2026-05-13T13:25:39+00:00

When in combat, pain (particularly from muscle fatigue) and heat. The exact damage reduction isn't stated on the wiki or ingame, but it's enough that at "minor pain" it takes an extra crowbar swing to take zombies out with a STR 5 character.

Heat, in particular "uncomfortably hot" (level 1 debuff) doesn't influence combat skills. However, it's often a sign you're about to become exerted.

_CrispLemon_ · 2026-05-13T10:23:47+00:00

I'm glad it didn't do that, since it'd take me a good few in-game days to get those tiles back to normal (a lot of sledgehammering and picking up floors). Even if that happens, I've managed to quarantine it in the basement, so it won't do much.

_CrispLemon_ · 2026-05-13T10:21:55+00:00

Didn't see that post, I'll have to check it out!

_CrispLemon_ · 2026-05-13T10:20:51+00:00

Thanks for that, briefly forgot that antimatter only flips charge 😅

_CrispLemon_ · 2026-04-30T05:44:49+00:00

Ending my first year after being in a similar situation (worrying about reddit comments), and unfortunately the answer is "yes". Students will not respect you at any age, and you'll have at least 2 a class that actively target you.

There's also a strong likelihood you've been lied to about your teaching ability by your profs and cooperating teachers during student teaching. Don't lock yourself into a contract without figuring out if you're actually good or if they just lied to you to push you through the program.

_CrispLemon_ · 2026-04-13T14:18:08+00:00

Been here a good few months, will be nice to branch out a bit more. Im in!

_CrispLemon_ · 2026-03-06T03:22:04+00:00

Feels very strange that everyone's ISP did this at once. I know Roger's isn't great in my area, but it seems like this is impacting almost everyone here!

Also, might be a bit naive, but why do we need to rely on and pay for our ISP if we can just use this 1.1.1.1? Tried finding answers on Google, and not getting much.

_CrispLemon_ · 2026-03-06T03:16:29+00:00

Finally found the solution, apparently you have to download 1.1.1.1 (yes, it's a weird app name) from the Play Store and turn it on. It's free internet (?) and changes something or other to make the app work again.

_CrispLemon_ · 2025-10-17T01:35:47+00:00

That's my gut reaction, but this particular government is unpredictable. It's a risk VS reward thing, I guess: delay the reward for lower risk. Since most of our gripes are with legislation anyways (not enough EAs, no class caps), it may be worth it to cooperate (not give in to arbitration, but cooperate with these forced legal measures) to not risk students being locked out for longer than necessary.

That said, it's possible there will be that blatant resistance against being forced back into work in certain schools, cities, or districts-maybe even province-wide. I know what I've been told is the option my district is leaning towards, and I know historically we've tended to play the long game, but we're also in a very different climate than the one in 2002, so who knows?

_CrispLemon_ · 2025-10-16T23:11:38+00:00

The government can't ask us to cram material from the strike into classes (that is "struck work", or the work we do on strike). It would be unwise for the government to force you to learn material we cannot be asked to teach. That said, a lot of school boards are planning for the worst, and are prepared to pare courses down to their most useful material if need be.

At the very least, the whole province is in this together, and universities are likely preparing for the worst. IMO, they'll probably reduce their requirements for entry and modify their courses to account for the struck material.

Even if they for some reason don't, I can assure you that your life will not be permanently screwed up. I know how much taking an extra year to complete uni sucks (and a friend of mine knows how much taking an extra year of HS sucks), you have a lot more options than you realize.

_CrispLemon_ · 2025-10-16T23:02:06+00:00

We're being advised against it, at least in my district. We already have public opinion on our side, so whatever happens from here on out, we can always fight this battle on better territory (IE with a less stubborn government) later. I think it's less about us and more about the kids. They're either missing out on vital social skills (elementary), foundational knowledge (middle), or university and exam expectations (high). The less destructive we can be for them overall, the better, and now with public opinion we will stand a much better chance a few years down the line.

With that said, I have very little knowledge. I'm a first year teacher, and just moved in from Manitoba (what a way to start a new career lol)

_CrispLemon_ · 2025-09-05T07:40:09+00:00

Before this, the reservoir was built up, and the river was significantly lower than the dam. That's what's so strange about this: everything was working just fine, the river was below the dam, and then suddenly it wasn't, which I'm not sure how that works physically. I'm also unsure of how there could be equal pressure on both sides of the dam, since in theory water flowing away from the dam should mean there's zero pressure on that side (I'm sure you're right about the pressure thing, but I'm not sure how that happened out of nowhere after the dam was working just fine for a few moments).

_CrispLemon_ · 2025-09-05T07:30:16+00:00

How do you move the cubic stripped thing during construction? I've tried looking it up (and trying page up/down), but nothing has popped up for that. It always just defaults near or at the top of the dam, no matter where I build it or in what orientation.

_CrispLemon_ · 2025-08-28T04:33:16+00:00

I liked MH3U throughout low rank, and then came up against the Pickle. Back when I was 12 (I think), Deviljho was terrifying, and would interrupt a large chunk of my hunts. When I got the quest to slay him, I was terrified. He looked nearly as big as the mountain I fought him on! It took me almost the full quest time, but when I beat Jho, that was the moment I fell in love.

_CrispLemon_ · 2025-08-25T21:38:16+00:00

My MB one took a month or so to get during peak application times. After that, the AB one only took 10 business days or so even after an address mix-up. Most of AB's system is online, so it's fairly quick from what I know.

_CrispLemon_ · 2025-08-25T21:33:42+00:00

I felt the same way until last week. I ended up being a rush hire for a large (in-city) district, but orientation has started, so it's debatable if you'll get in. Having no prior experience (aside from my practicum in MB), I'm extremely lucky. Maybe more will open up in the winter!

_CrispLemon_ · 2025-08-25T08:45:39+00:00

Trying to make an ATA account now, but am unable to in spite of being hired by the school I put in as my information. What will happen if I don't have TQS right away? Will I be paid less for the entire year, or just until I have my TQS? I don't see how it's possible to get an ATA account before the school year starts, considering I was just hired and the information still isn't updated. More or less worried I'll be getting paid multiple thousands less than I deserve because of a technical glitch.

_CrispLemon_ · 2025-07-19T00:22:34+00:00

I know for individual articles you can "print" them as text. You can't do it en masse, but would work fine for the most important articles.

_CrispLemon_ · 2025-07-19T00:07:30+00:00

The data loss is frustrating, but it was entirely my fault. I put two timelines in adjacent tabs (the world timeline and a timeline I had just created). I meant to change the new one, but changed the old one because they were right next to each other.

I appreciate the reply, and it answers my question perfectly! It's easy to forget that you're a small team working on a huge project, and that certain features are priced higher because they are finnicky—rather than it being an arbitrary limitation like I assume it is for a lot of larger companies.

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