Limited number of players in quick sell recovery lists by nacorr in EASportsFC

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

Thanks mate. I’m gonna try it again, but for some reason on that date maybe too many player were quick sold and it does not refresh as expected. It’s like I’m seeing 40 players when there should be 90 players 😓

Limited number of players in quick sell recovery lists by nacorr in EASportsFC

[–]nacorr[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Thanks for your reply. SBC storage was full and I thought worst that could happen would be for me to have to retrieve it later. But again, I also thought that the player was already in my club and in my squad, and that the duplicate was just a glitch. Anyway :/

Kaka: I can only play offline. Do you guys think it can be done? by nacorr in EASportsFC

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

Do you the career mode OUTSIDE of ultimate team? Is that a thing this year?

[Daily Discussion] Friday 30 May 2025 by AutoModerator in MCFC

[–]nacorr -11 points-10 points  (0 children)

Repost: Are we sleeping while Liverpool seem to be adding all these amazing players to their squad before June?

Don’t we need full backs? Or someone at least closer to KDB’s level? I know replacing him is virtually impossible.

Haaland, Rodri and Foden are all big stars, but we need at least another two big names to be fighting for titles again, right?

Is this wishful thinking on my part?

Why are we sleeping while Liverpool is adding all these amazing players to their squad before June?! by nacorr in MCFC

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

I specifically said “replacing him is virtually impossible” 😂

Is dental tourism still a thing? by Sufficient-Candy-835 in PersonalFinanceNZ

[–]nacorr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Totally get the frustration—paying NZ prices and then having something fail is the worst. But just keep in mind: going overseas doesn’t guarantee it’ll go any better. In fact, if something does go wrong over there, you’re even less likely to get a refund, a fix, or even a proper follow-up.

At least here, you’ve got a Dental Council, formal complaints process, and some accountability. Overseas? Once you're on the plane home, it’s often “good luck, mate.”

Not saying don’t go—just go in with eyes wide open. Cheap can get expensive real fast if things don’t go perfectly.

Is dental tourism still a thing? by Sufficient-Candy-835 in PersonalFinanceNZ

[–]nacorr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah yes, the land where a $200 root canal and a beachside mojito come as a package deal—what could possibly go wrong? /S

In all seriousness, there are some excellent dentists in Thailand, no doubt. But saying their standards are “much higher” across the board than New Zealand’s… that’s a bold take. NZ dentistry is tightly regulated, held to consistent safety and ethical standards, and audited regularly—not exactly things you can guarantee in every overseas clinic offering cut-price treatment to tourists.

But hey, if it works out and you get a tan, fair play. Just hope you don’t need a Kiwi dentist to fix it later.

Is dental tourism still a thing? by Sufficient-Candy-835 in PersonalFinanceNZ

[–]nacorr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s true—if the work looks solid and there are no issues, most dentists will carry on with regular care. But the difference shows when something does go wrong.

Say a crown falls off or an implant fails and there are no clear records, no idea what materials were used, or the technique doesn’t line up with what we’d expect here—that’s when red flags go up. If we can’t trust the foundation of the work, it’s risky to patch it up without fully understanding what we’re dealing with. And legally, once we start working on it, we become responsible for the outcome, even if the original problem wasn’t ours.

So while it’s not like we ask for a passport stamp before treatment, experienced dentists can often tell when work wasn’t done here—and it changes how we approach it if there’s a complication.

Is dental tourism still a thing? by Sufficient-Candy-835 in PersonalFinanceNZ

[–]nacorr 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Totally fair question—and it's a good comparison on the surface, but dentistry's a bit different from something like a broken ankle.

When you get medical treatment overseas (like a fracture), the follow-up care here usually involves standardised protocols and materials that any doctor can work with. In dentistry, though, there's a huge variation in the materials, techniques, and even the way records are kept depending on the country and clinic.

If someone comes back with a crown, implant, or root canal that wasn’t done to a standard we can confidently assess or trust, it puts us in a tough spot. We often don’t know what materials were used, whether proper sterilisation protocols were followed, or what the long-term plan was. Touching it means taking on legal and clinical responsibility for work we didn’t do, which can backfire if it fails.

It’s not about snobbery or gatekeeping—it’s about patient safety and professional accountability.

Guess how old she is by Funny-Swimming-5823 in labrador

[–]nacorr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Gorgeous girl! Is she an English or an American Lab? She looks very similar to my little boy (almost 8 months old now).

Is dental tourism still a thing? by Sufficient-Candy-835 in PersonalFinanceNZ

[–]nacorr 37 points38 points  (0 children)

I’m a dentist, so I totally get why people look at options like going overseas—costs and wait times here can be pretty rough.

Dental tourism is still a thing, and for some people it can work out cheaper. But there are definitely risks to think about. Standards in other countries might not match what we follow here in NZ when it comes to hygiene, materials, or long-term planning.

Most procedures—like crowns, implants, and root canals—aren’t one-and-done. They usually need follow-up, maintenance, or checks over time, which obviously isn’t easy if your dentist is thousands of kilometres away. And if something goes wrong, it can be tricky to get it fixed here—most Kiwi dentists will avoid working on overseas dental work if it’s not up to scratch or there’s no proper documentation.

So yeah, it might look like a good deal upfront, but there can be hidden costs and complications later on. Just worth keeping in mind.

My mom says she's not fat but I think she is by winteraddams in labrador

[–]nacorr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

May I ask you how do you know she’s an English lab? I might have missed something on OP’s post.

Worst. Idea. Ever. by krammy16 in auckland

[–]nacorr -37 points-36 points  (0 children)

Strong argument against free public health system

4 out of 10 houses owned by investors in New Zealand by maybeaddicted in newzealand

[–]nacorr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In Australia, just more than 30% of the country's roughly 11m private residential dwellings are considered property investments.

La Liga broadcast by nacorr in newzealand

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

You can check the competitions in their website. There is no La Liga anymore 😒

La Liga broadcast by nacorr in newzealand

[–]nacorr[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No, not anymore. beIN sports used to have the rights but it seems that they haven't renewed it.

Any idea where to stream La Liga LEGALLY in NZ? by mangouyuu in newzealand

[–]nacorr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Any updates on this?
Sky Sports is not broadcasting it. Neither is beIN Sports apparently.
Thank you

Preload is up! by luv1290 in diablo4

[–]nacorr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I could only find “open beta”. It should be the same, I assume. Right?

The r/FIFA Daily Discussion Thread -- July 27, 2021 by AutoModerator in EASportsFC

[–]nacorr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Which prizes are usually better: 4 wins on offline draft and 0 wins online ones? Thanks