Ooh that's fantastic to hear. My favourite part of STS is having 999 block and body slamming the boss.
Also here's some unsolicited advice for you from a routine A20 enjoyer, watch Baalorlord on YouTube if you have the time! Watching someone else go through their rationale for picking/not picking a card, choosing between events, etc drastically improved my sts runs.
P. S. play clad I find him a lot less punishing to deal with.
Love QAA! Will have me cackling out loud at times
Wonder is alright, but felt really short to me. TOTK on the other hand is an amazing mess that really hurts if you loved BOTW. Pick your poison with those two, I guess. Wonder does have a "challenge road" at the end, but it didn't feel great either.
Hey there! Don't take this the wrong way, but it's spelled gruesome. It's hard to learn the spelling of a word you heard, or the pronunciation of a word you read. No judgement and I hope this was meaningful to you.
He was a bit busy trying to not form an opinion about people who are smelly and don't take care of themselves (yes, an actual line from Meditations)
A20 heart kills with defect?? You're built different.
I'm replaying sts and re-climbing with clad, wondering how tf I managed A20 years ago.
Thanks for the response! Honestly wasn't expecting any. I understand what you're saying as a pure student would, but could you explain what you mean by "a space is a just an n-dimensional graph"?
Would the vertices map to some coordinate in space? Or am I completely misunderstanding.
Ah, unfortunately I don't have an Xbox. Been craving Sekiro after playing Nine Sols on PC.
But good to know that 30 bucks seems to be the lower bound!
You're right, and an upvote for you. I've seen colleagues who encounter a 90% drop in efficacy when making the leap to Phase 1 trials (and this is excluding safety concerns!).
It is rigorous and thank everything the Process is put in place. But I specifically used Oxycontin as an example for a pertinent reason. Rigour isn't applied to everyone equally, and I think that itself underscores a need to think critically.
I struggle to find recent publications on SciHub, y'know, to report them to the hardworking journals that tirelessly implemented paywalls.
Any ideas how I can find papers that are within the past 6 months?
Good God what happened then?
Interesting that it appears harder, perhaps the slightly different format kinda forces you to relearn certain strategies? My partner and I both love sts so it definitely looks like a good buy