u/Advanced_Juggernaut9

All of this pushing for us to use AI features yet we can't even get a detailed view of how the credits are being spent. I tried using the AI agents to circumvent missing features that should already be added like automatically setting subtask due dates to a set amount of time BEFORE the main task's due date. The credit usage shot up quick, so I'd like look and analyze the usage for the current billing period. But you CANNOT view your credit usage during previous months for the feature that ClickUp is pushing so very hard! Only the current month is available to view.

It's genuinely insulting. There are so many missing features and quality of life fixes that are being put on hold so ClickUp can shove AI at us, and then when you finally give in and adjust your workflow to implement the new AI feature, they hide the usage data so you can't track it! It's obvious they want to get you dependent on AI then pull the rug out from under you once you unknowingly hit your credit limit to force you to fork over more money or switch back to your old process and hope that they release the feature you need in the next couple years.

And how is this ethical? We are paying for these credits but can barely view how they're being spent? We just have to trust that the system is tracking it accurately? It's like the credits disappear into a void if you don't screenshot the page at the end of each month. I see online in some places that you need to contact them to get a full report, and while I don't know if that's even true, that's ridiculous. I shouldn't need to contact support whenever I want to look into the usage of a currency that we are paying for and its automatic consumption is calculated entirely by ClickUp.

We have a finite amount of AI credits, so let us analyze our usage and create a plan. I can't believe that even needs to be said.

I have a very specific issue. I had been banging my head against this issue for a few months where I couldn't have the due dates for automatically created subtasks to be set before the main task's due date through the built-in automations. I settled for having an automation create the subtask then I set the due date manually. This is still extra clicks for me, which obviously goes against everything ClickUp is all about.

Well, I thought to try and set up an AI agent to work around this, and it worked. The agent now automatically creates the subtasks and sets the due dates to the designated time before the main task is due.

My newest issue is that my calendar view is acting screwy with these subtasks created by the agent. I can see the created subtasks fine when I first open the calendar, but when I expand the card and close it, the subtask disappears shortly after from the calendar view. I can literally see it disappear right before my eyes because it takes a few seconds after closing the card.

I asked the agent chat thing and here are a few things that are certainly NOT the issue:

1. Subtasks are enabled for the calendar view. I can see others no issue, and one's created from the old automation do not disappear after I expand them.
2. I am not accidentally changing the subtasks' dates or moving them.

When I change the view to a different week or refresh ClickUp, the subtasks show up again but still will disappear again if I expand then close them.

Does anyone know why these subtasks are disappearing? It feels like I made progress in working around a missing feature that should already be implemented just to be met with some bug that immediately sours the little victory.

I'm a low elo player (plat peak as support, learning top now) and have really been liking Darius. There are a few things I've been trying to figure out still, and maybe y'all can help me. I've tried looking for answers here and some of the posts are pretty old now.

1. Conqueror vs. Stormraider's: I'm unclear on when which is better and in what scenarios. I've heard people say that Conq is flat better and scales better, but I've had a difficult time building up an early lead without Stromraider's. It wouldn't surprise me if it's cause I'm not great at spacing. What are thoughts on the two?
2. Summoner Spells: I'm seeing that Flash and Ghost are the most popular spells. I see some top Darius players take Ignite often/occasionally. Is there ever a time when I should be taking Ignite, and would I be taking Ignite and Ghost if I do?
3. Items: This part feels like it's really killing me at times, especially the first item. When should I go Stridebreaker vs. Youmuu's? And should I rush defensive boots that protect against my laner's damage type?
4. Early laning: Riot suggests that I take W first, and I'm unsure if that's better than Q and leveling E second. Also, what is the window I'm looking for to all-in? Should I let them push towards my tower, hit level 2-3, and run them down? I've seen people say that Darius lvl 1 beats nearly everyone, which seems true enough. What I struggle with is when I engage level 1, the enemy wave targets me and my wave pushes towards them, then I can't fight long enough that close to their tower to get 5 stacks of passive. A quick rundown on windows for Darius to get a lead early would be helpful.

I'm still learning the champ and the lane, so I may not be understanding some things properly. Feel free to correct anything I'm wrong about. Surprisingly, I haven't had as much difficulty in mid to late game. Team fights and how to keep farm up make sense to me, but if I've fallen far behind cause of a bad early game, I struggle.

Thank you in advance.

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They just threw Lana Del Rey in at the very end. Is this a bug or some intentional advertising fuckery? I obviously have other songs that I've listened to more than a single time.

Played a couple Tahm support games and the ADCs seem to often lose their minds and blame me. For example: I W in, miss, Q, I walk away to disengage, then my ADC flashes in and dies. Then they type at me that it was my fault like I made them press the F key into both enemy laners as a lvl 3 Miss Fortune.

Such episodes have happened at such an alarming rate that I'm wondering if unihibiting the ribbit has acute mental effects on my teammates. I've played plenty of support, but Tahm brings something special out in my ADCs. Thoughts?

Looking for advice and insight from some Ohioans, current students, alums, or whoever is familiar with the schools.

I received a very affordable offer from Toledo and really enjoyed their admitted students day. CSU gave me a fine scholarship offer upon first admitting me, but the tuition would have been significantly more than Toledo's. Well, CSU's dean called and informed me that they had more scholarship become available and that they'd like to offer it to me. I'm waiting to get the updated scholarship offer in writing from them, but I believe my tuition at CSU will be close to if not fully covered.

Truthfully, I didn't put much thought into CSU when I first applied (my numbers were good, so I just put my name in the hat) and didn't really put in any further thought after the initial offer. Now they've suddenly given me an offer I feel I need to seriously consider. There don't seem to be many posts about CSU here, though their grade scale is a bit worrisome. (How is this curve? Predatory? : r/OutsideT14lawschools)

Insight and thoughts would be appreciated. I want to practice in Ohio (maybe Michigan if a certain evil billionaire wins the governorship) and don't care to go to Big Law or anything like that.