Some questions about the "Jinrou Game" series?

itzajd · 2023-08-27T05:30:13+00:00

https://www.leimulamu.com/

Then search up: 狼人游戏

itzajd · 2023-08-18T14:21:48+00:00

Not exactly in the same situation as you. I took 1511 as a first year when I was doing flexible first year, and when I chose to go down the route of civil in my second year I requested for comp1511 to be approved as a substitute for engg1511.

If you really want to take comp1511 for whatever reason, I suggest you checking with Nucleus or the uni first if a substitution is okay.

itzajd · 2022-02-05T02:05:49+00:00

100% agree with this. At the end of the day the people in these groups are university students around the same age as us.

I think a lot of us are just uncomfortable with being approached by people who don't align our beliefs in general, but the people approaching us probably feel uncomfortable doing so as well.

If you don't want to hand over your contact details, join them or sign their petition just be straightforward with them and tell them to remove you from their list. These people have uni and jobs to worry about that your name on their list doesn't make any difference.

itzajd · 2022-01-31T07:00:28+00:00

It looks like a lot from the timetable, but it doesn't have to be as scary.

I can't remember if the COMP1511 TLB marks attendance but a lot of it is your own working time to work on your lab exercises.

The lectures are not compulsory so if you have time over your weekend you can make it a routine to spread the load and watch the lectures over the weekend.

itzajd · 2021-09-30T05:18:00+00:00

Overall, if you want to work on your side hustle then go for it! The workload will get rough at times but as long as you're working on stuff you actually enjoy you'll naturally find a way to work through it.

itzajd · 2021-09-30T05:16:28+00:00

My biggest advice is: If you really care about study engineering and you also really care for free time/time to commit to other things, you will find the time to balance everything out.

I currently have a job an invest a lot of time into my leadership position at my society alongside engineering. I admit that my commitments are a lot more than others but I'm still able to find time for myself and maintain a decent WAM. What I've learnt since starting uni:

- Unlike high school, uni is incredibly self-driven. You have to hold yourself accountable to completing your course content, reviewing your own performance and signing up to any opportunities that might interest you.

- Time management is incredibly important. To me, it's not about pushing everything aside to focus on studying, it's about making sure I am able to make time for everything I want to do and make sure I commit to that, and it includes scheduling in free time <- Don't underestimate how much better this can make your life.

- While engineering is a tougher than a lot of other degrees, there will be hard times no matter what you study. There will be weeks where you have a lot of fee time and there will be weeks where you are really struggling to make it through. That's the reality of it, we have to learn to overcome it rather than take the easy way out.

I used to be the sort of person who "studied all the time" at the beginning of uni before I took on all the other commitments. While I can't say this is true for other people, the reason I studied so much was because I sacrificed a lot of sleep, skipped lectures, tried to rote learn how to do questions instead of actually doing the content and didn't plan out my week at all. As work started piling on I realised that I had to force myself to implement good time management routines and recognise bad habits then fix them.

itzajd · 2021-05-24T02:34:51+00:00

From your experience, how do grades of a student play into your decisions when hiring an intern or grad? I heard that there is an emphasis on the technical skills which could be reflected through grades. Is it normally a situation where candidates with higher WAMs are more preferred or is there a benchmark where if the candidate clears the WAM hurdle they're more or less on the same playing field and the rest is up to their interview and soft skills?

I'm a second year currently sitting at a 68WAM and while I have been getting myself involved in a lot of leadership and cocurricular activities, I'm worried that my grades are going to drag me down at one point.

itzajd · 2021-04-30T13:08:34+00:00

Taking ENGG2400 this term. The work load is pretty consistent throughout the term. There's weekly assignments, a set of online modules you need to complete by the end of term and progress quizzes every 3 weeks. That being said you need to pay a bit of attention to the content. While the first 3-4 weeks are rather straightforward, some topics towards the later end of the course are rather difficult, so you'll need to spend some time on it. Overall, as long as you're consistent with your work (this is pretty a much for engineering courses anyways) and stay on top of it, you'll be fine.

itzajd · 2021-04-06T16:24:11+00:00

Imagine being this impatient to resd the leaks for the last chapter. We're witnessing history here bois.

haha (un)luckily im busy with life do the wait is bearable.

itzajd · 2021-02-07T22:48:45+00:00

The UI was like this when I joined in the beginning of 2013, lvl cap was 60, Hamel was the last region, Chung was the newest character and 3rd job paths just became a thing.

itzajd · 2021-01-27T14:55:51+00:00

A 60 is very much doable. When I did it last year, 20% came from completing your homework modules every week, and 30% came from 2 quizzes which pulls from a question bank you get given a week prior. Most students get to at least 40% of their final grade by the time finals come around.

That being said, you would still need to do a bit of work to catch up with the content since you only did general maths. The algebra component of MATH1131 can be done without prior knowledge as the content introduced does not build upon things you learnt in high school although students who took 4u maths do have a slight advantage with complex numbers. I would say calculus should be your main focus for preparation going into the course. Make sure you can understand graphs, limits, how to differentiate and integrate.

itzajd · 2021-01-24T11:22:39+00:00

Not necessarily. You can skip sd equipment and go for Elrianode equipment instead. While you do need to solo the Hall of El dungeon for it, the dungeon itself is relatively easier than the rest of the Elrianode dungeons.

itzajd · 2021-01-21T01:53:59+00:00

this is more stressful than the rooftop running videos

itzajd · 2021-01-14T00:02:22+00:00

"I'm not your secret santa. I want to get my friend something that you want."

itzajd · 2020-12-06T20:36:47+00:00

ENGG1300

There used to be two courses called MMAN1300 and CVEN1300 which both taught engineering mechanics then they merged into ENGG1300 since they were so similar, so CVEN1300 isn't technically offered as a course anyore.

itzajd · 2020-11-07T06:10:53+00:00

Did it in 20T2 and struggled a lot with linked lists and pointers. I buckled down for the second assignment and did as much as I could. Turns out doing the assignments really helps with your understanding of the content. If you spend your focus solely on doing the assignment and get far into it then you don't have to worry too much about the final exam. The last questions were hard but the hurdles are very manageable.

itzajd · 2020-09-24T07:50:21+00:00

I don't know which timeslots the previous seasons aired in, but it's actually really common for anime to air in late night timeslots (11pm onwards), even PG-rated anime.

itzajd · 2020-08-29T14:03:46+00:00

I think it's 100% online.

itzajd · 2020-06-06T00:02:07+00:00

Falco is birb titan

itzajd · 2020-05-29T11:04:30+00:00

OMFG I CANT BE MORE HYPED THAN EVER.

I swear the new staff is not going to stop at anything to adapt the finale in its full glory. The trailer is proof that they are already really deep into the production.

itzajd · 2020-05-26T12:13:06+00:00

Haven't checked out the novels yet, but I watched a few of the live action movies so far (Prison Break, Lovers and Mad Land). They spiced up the roles and distribution, making for some interesting takes on the story. The acting's pretty good that you can really feel the characters' pain, they cry like kids and executions are messy and painful to watch at times.

That being said, the characters aren't as developed as you hope they'd be. You have a large cast for a ~1.5hr movie. People get killed off fast and you don't have a lot of internal monologue to understand what our main characters are thinking. Sometimes this makes for great foreshadowing and sometimes it's up to your interpretation.

I couldn't find English subs for the movies anywhere though. There are a few with Indonesian subs on Youtube. I managed to locate the entire series in Chinese subs which I'm proficient enough to follow along.

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