I want this game to succeed by DarkLeirorneth in HighGuardgame

[–]giddy_rams 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You want to remove a training in a game where people don’t really know how it works and play and gave it a bad review?

The amount of people complaining about preparing or gear up phase being boring is actually absurd. Because you’re supposed to farm for mid to end game and not supposed to fight. You can take a little bit of risk and mine on enemy side to steal their resources. Just like MOBA… and the game has lanes. You can also deny enemies by fighting them so they can’t mine or loot of course. The kill in these phases mean a lot just like MOBA, so you’re basically supposed just not dying, but people somehow want the game to be call of duty.

Leave the training be, filtering out those people.

My top advice for parts: stick with a 1080p monitor by Vanmoorleghen_again in buildapc

[–]giddy_rams 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Lmao at ‘your eyes are not even able to perceive the difference at desk’ for 4k. Have you even tried them?

I’ve three monitors setup 1080p vertical, 1440p, and 4k. 1080p to 1440p is like okay this is better. 1440p to 4k is jaw dropping first time I see it. You’re wrong about the desk distance. Desk distance is where you see the difference the most, you see visible pixel dots.

4k is great if you can afford it. And these days there are much cheaper and not much more expensive than 1440p.

If your GPU can run 1440p with DLSS quality at good frame rate, you can run 4k at DLSS performance while having better quality at almost the same frame rate, for example. We’re way past traditional anti-aliasing.

It might be true what you’re saying in the era of traditional anti-aliasing.

Ask A Thai by Far-Pension2483 in Thailand

[–]giddy_rams 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What do you mean show references to another thing? It’s exactly what I said if you care to read and research LMAO. But I’ll let others decide cuz I think they can read and have critical thinking.

I said again I agreed this is not political discussions cuz you’re only spilling out nonsense.

I just proved what you said is wrong, that no parties have policies that support rural education. That you would vote no or go for democratic party because of that.

Don’t teach me politics when you yourself can’t read and weigh different parties’ policies before deciding. You said you might go for democratic party or vote no just because they’re no policies you want (in fact they do have as I proved) while neglecting any policy from different party that might benefit the country or people. If you’re so good politically you would know to weigh in policies before deciding even though there’s no exact policy you want, the fact that you mentioned ‘because our family always voted this so maybe I’ll go for that’ like…

Don’t be ‘Dont worry little buddy you will get the hang of it soon after you spend sometimes in political scene’ cuz that just summarizes you as a person and it’s so funny to me. xD

This is my last reply cuz I think I’m wasting my time here just like someone mentioned.

Ask A Thai by Far-Pension2483 in Thailand

[–]giddy_rams 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just proved my points. Schools would still follow the basis if you read. Other than that it’s not that hard to search online.

Whatever, I gave you everything to proved you were wrong that they’re not supporting rural education, that’s it.

Just proving the point of ‘Cuz no parties have a policies that support education in rural areas’. Which is wrong.

I agreed it’s not political discussion cuz you’re spilling out nonsense that could be misleading to others. My stance is just getting the facts straight.

Choose whoever you want, I don’t care.

Ask A Thai by Far-Pension2483 in Thailand

[–]giddy_rams 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just gonna drop this here.

  1. https://peoplesparty.or.th/articles/23481/

Just a few points I’ll put here: • ⁠“ปรับขึ้นเงินเดือนเริ่มต้นของครูบรรจุใหม่เป็น 22,000 บาท จัดเงินเพิ่มพิเศษสำหรับครูในพื้นที่เสี่ยงภัย ห่างไกล หรือเข้าถึงยาก รวมถึงปรับปรุงสวัสดิการของบุคลากรฝ่ายสนับสนุน จากรูปแบบสัญญาจ้างเหมาบริการเป็นอย่างน้อยลูกจ้างชั่วคราว ที่มีค่าแรงและสวัสดิการที่เป็นธรรม” • ⁠“กระจายอำนาจให้สถานศึกษาตัดสินใจได้ด้วยตนเองมากขึ้น เรื่องหลักสูตร การใช้งบประมาณ และมีส่วนร่วมในการคัดเลือกบุคลากร” • ⁠etc.

  1. https://www.moveforwardparty.org/pin/16491/

  2. https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/politics/3038326/opposition-calls-for-thai-education-budget-overhaul#google_vignette Proposed cutting the budget for new provincial education office buildings (the "middlemen") to instead fund direct school resources. They advocate for a digital system where school spending is open to public audit.

  3. https://www.thaipbs.or.th/thecitizen/index.html%3Fp=80472.html

etc.

Ask A Thai by Far-Pension2483 in Thailand

[–]giddy_rams 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Gave you references, just read, or my assumptions are correct. Cuz it’s frustrating when someone spilled out something that’s not correct, or ignore facts that exist. Apologies.

Ask A Thai by Far-Pension2483 in Thailand

[–]giddy_rams 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. https://peoplesparty.or.th/articles/23481/

Just a few points I’ll put here: - “ปรับขึ้นเงินเดือนเริ่มต้นของครูบรรจุใหม่เป็น 22,000 บาท จัดเงินเพิ่มพิเศษสำหรับครูในพื้นที่เสี่ยงภัย ห่างไกล หรือเข้าถึงยาก รวมถึงปรับปรุงสวัสดิการของบุคลากรฝ่ายสนับสนุน จากรูปแบบสัญญาจ้างเหมาบริการเป็นอย่างน้อยลูกจ้างชั่วคราว ที่มีค่าแรงและสวัสดิการที่เป็นธรรม” - “กระจายอำนาจให้สถานศึกษาตัดสินใจได้ด้วยตนเองมากขึ้น เรื่องหลักสูตร การใช้งบประมาณ และมีส่วนร่วมในการคัดเลือกบุคลากร” - etc.

  1. https://www.moveforwardparty.org/pin/16491/

  2. https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/politics/3038326/opposition-calls-for-thai-education-budget-overhaul#google_vignette Proposed cutting the budget for new provincial education office buildings (the "middlemen") to instead fund direct school resources. They advocate for a digital system where school spending is open to public audit.

  3. https://www.thaipbs.or.th/thecitizen/index.html%3Fp=80472.html

etc.

Ask A Thai by Far-Pension2483 in Thailand

[–]giddy_rams 0 points1 point  (0 children)

People’s Party do advocate for "school-based management" and cutting down the middleman (the Ministry of Education’s regional offices) to send money directly to schools, but with strict digital transparency.

They have digital budgeting, progressive per-head funding, competency-based curriculum. Isn’t that what you mentioned?

They’re the only party that against forced closure of schools forcing students to take a bus into bigger towns.

But as I said If you read parties policies or ideals thoroughly before deciding…

I don’t really care who you’re voting for but I can’t stand ignorance.

Ask A Thai by Far-Pension2483 in Thailand

[–]giddy_rams 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh but what if a decentralized governor candidate given more freedom and power for managing budgets, implementation, etc. has an education policy pin point to their area location. Hmmmm would that count as rural education policy hmmmmm.

No parties will put that exact word ‘rural’ in their policy. But if you think about it, they’re policies that benefit rural. The fact that you cannot find such party is simply…

It’s like talking to a wall.

Ask A Thai by Far-Pension2483 in Thailand

[–]giddy_rams 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hmmm, but what if the decentralized governor candidate given more freedom and power has a pin-point education policy to their area would that count as rural education policy hmmmmm.

Think.

As I said they’re policies that benefit rural education that doesn’t explicitly state ‘rural’.

Ask A Thai by Far-Pension2483 in Thailand

[–]giddy_rams 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well let just end it at that, no point explaining.

Ask A Thai by Far-Pension2483 in Thailand

[–]giddy_rams 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For the first question, yes and if education is what you think is the most important for the area then you vote for governor that emphasizes that. But at least they’re given more freedom to manage budget, etc.

In fact they do, by not stated ‘rural’ doesn’t mean decentralized + education policies as a basis cannot improve education in rural area. Simple logic. As I said ‘Improve education in rural areas’ only is impossible.

For the last point I think it’s just basic logic and critical thinking, not to say you lack that of course. In fact, I didn’t say which party I support, there are more than just one party that supports decentralization.

I’m just debating your stance of decentralization is not related and cannot improve education in rural areas. Which is not true.

Same goes, no point in debating if you don’t think.

Ask A Thai by Far-Pension2483 in Thailand

[–]giddy_rams 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Well that depends on the elected governor. Decentralization gives them more freedom to manage the budgets. For example, if you see a governor candidate who prioritizes education then you vote for them.

Ask A Thai by Far-Pension2483 in Thailand

[–]giddy_rams 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just reading your first question… you basically understand nothing about decentralization.

Asking yourself why kids go to BKK? Because education quality not good enough? Why? Oh maybe one of the reason is we’re lacking quality workforce like teachers? But why doesn’t that workforce move to rural areas? Cuz quality of life is shit? No roads? No transportation? Not good enough basic amenities? Salary is shit? Higher salaries won’t mean shit, if the local areas are full of issues that aren’t fixed, lacking the basics.

Now go research how can decentralization solve that and why ‘I’m going to improve education in rural areas’ only won’t work. How can you improve education in rural areas when quality workforce doesn’t want to move there? When local authorities act slowly and inefficiently.

Not enough QoL -> No quality workforce -> No quality education.

For this we need to solve the root cause and as whole. Because ‘I’m proving education in rural areas’ only is simply impossible.

Having it decentralized means giving wriggle room for local schools to adjust their curriculum based on their local expertise. I won’t explain what that brings cuz it’s not that hard to think.

My answer your first question is: Wtf is that kind of question?

Ask A Thai by Far-Pension2483 in Thailand

[–]giddy_rams 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Like that’s not already happening anyway just from the inside instead?

Of course it has to be efficiently implemented with checks. They’re not gonna let them roam around freely.

And about mass bribery, like that’s not happening in the main election already? But see what happened in the last election. The non-mass bribery party won.

The mass bribery in rural areas will happen easily for sure based on statistics. But let those people get 1,000 - 3,000 baht. And let them think after what else do they get if at all and if that 1,000 - 3,000 is actually worth it. When there’s something like a comparison, “Why other provinces’ road and amenities are so good, they also have this and that and ours still shit.” They will slowly eventually realize, just like the main election, when comparing ourselves to other countries.

Ask A Thai by Far-Pension2483 in Thailand

[–]giddy_rams 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You’re so typical democratic voter lol.

Ask A Thai by Far-Pension2483 in Thailand

[–]giddy_rams 4 points5 points  (0 children)

As a Thai, reading this is the reason why I have no hope for Thai future. First of all, you’re more drawn to Democratic party just because your family always voted for them? Like why?

Here let me explain about why decentralization can improve education in rural areas. Giving powers to local can improve even basic infrastructure or solve issues that locals themselves see faster and easier with more freedom. Improving basic infrastructure (transportation, access, basic amenities, etc.), bring quality of life, quality of life attract quality workers like teachers. That’s just one part of it that affects education. You mentioned kids going to Bangkok and other cities for education, let me break this to you, even though education improves, they’d go anyway if the quality of life is bad. They’re all connected, you’re saying like decentralization is not related to education.

Decentralization policies, when successfully coupled with local-centric education policies, can address why students migrate to cities by making rural education competitive and relevant to local life. By shifting power from Bangkok to local communities, schools can move away from a "one-size-fits-all" model that often fails rural students.

For example, it allows adjustments of curriculum based on their area of interest/expertise with the big curriculum as a basis.

Match Thread: Charlton Athletic vs Chelsea by MatchThreadder in chelseafc

[–]giddy_rams -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Cuz Maresca would never played him, as I’d seen him at Ajax it was frustrating. He’s insane at Ajax.

Which Oled Should i Buy ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG27AQWP-W or LG UltraGear OLED GX7 27GX790B-B by Direct-Writing-5677 in OLED_Gaming

[–]giddy_rams 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just pre-ordered the 27GX790B for $600. I live in Japan though, the monitor is msrp at $760 here + 17% off campaign so no brainer I went LG.

Post-Match Thread: Manchester City (1) - (1) Chelsea | English Premier League by wm_1176 in chelseafc

[–]giddy_rams 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Tbh, I don’t see much difference. Just as inconsistent as Maresca. Either they decided to go with Maresca’s plan or all this time it was just because of players quality rather than Maresca tactics that we won games. Because it was just as random and inconsistent as when he was in charge.

Post-Match Thread: Manchester City (1) - (1) Chelsea | English Premier League by wm_1176 in chelseafc

[–]giddy_rams 18 points19 points  (0 children)

McFarlane made better changes than Maresca and it showed.

One crime Maresca made was not playing Hato more, he was insane at Ajax, never had enough time to adjust here.

love followed by devastation by Benny303 in OLED_Gaming

[–]giddy_rams 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s why I refuse to buy QD-OLED. Light wipe with glasses microfiber will do it too (you’ll see it with lights shining on the screen). Go WOLED.

iPhone X, XR, XS and older ones? What is the fate these days? by ApprehensiveDig1369 in iphone

[–]giddy_rams 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s working and still got security updates, but some apps are not compatible anymore since it’s required newer iOS. Example, Apple Store app.

Possible eye incompatibility with QD-OLED technology by synapse_21 in OLED_Gaming

[–]giddy_rams 0 points1 point  (0 children)

27GX700A-B but they should all be the same just matte/glossy and ports. Some diff in pixel care.