1. Worth it for solo?
2. How long are the solo games?
3. any one shot scenarios or campaign mostly?
4. Where does the replayability come from?
5. is there true solo option? One investigator only

Due to the business model of cards being exclusive to certain expansions, it's so easy to purchase more cards that you would actually play with.

1. Did you end up with a larger collection of cards than planned and wish you could downsize to what you use?
2. What purchases did you regret the most
3. Did you stop buying cards or at what point will you stop?

Im a self-taught front end dev with ~4 years of experience mostly with contract work with a few startups. I am studying and practicing some more complex patterns to land a fulltime gig. It is great for the industry that I see a TON of senior front-end positions but not many mid-level positions. I spent a lot of time as a designer so I feel my UIUX skills give me an edge over a regular frontend guy, which is frustrating because I do see those types of Frontend-UI/UX roles a lot so I felt I should have landed something more permanent by now.

My plan is:

-Work on more senior frontend fundamentals that I see from some git projects I follow.
-Continue applying aggressively for mid-level front-end roles but it's hard to find many.
-Try to move into to a better engineering environment by the end of 2026 by having enough contract work to feel like FT or preferably having a full-time job.

The one thing I have gone back and forth is having either 1 or 2 page resume. When I had 1 page resume, it was more visually interesting than the regular gdoc resume (had my photo and some color). I felt I was landing more interviews but now since I moved to a 2 pager gdoc resume, I feel like it is less effective because it now looks like every other resume. Feels like my first resume caught someone's eye once it made it past the ATS stage vs the current gdoc resume I have now.

Lastly, I think I can do a better job showcasing my portfolio to be more UI oriented as well. I just feel like I am throwing paint at a wall to see what sticks to get to the next level.

The much higher interest yield on saving and checking accounts is great but I want to know what things are not great about Ally?

I signed my retainer agreement and paid the initial amount to start paperwork/filing!

COST:
$900 to start paperwork and file. Then $150 every month for $1800 total.

BK Lawfirm: 4.8/5 rating on Google with 400+ reviews. Also were they most responsive, helpful, understanding and less "hurry up and tell me everything quickly" from the 5 Bk firms I spoke to.

I know some people havent had any issues with having a checking account on banks where they filed a Ch7 CC but my lawyer recommended that just to be safe do not have an account with any banks with CCs you are Ch7.

So no BoA, Chase, or Capital One for me. Lawyer said to stay away from Wells Fargo even if you dont have a CC with them.

Discover is owned by Capital One, so it looks like US Bank would be the best option for me right now.

Anyone else have recommendations?

It seems the overwhelming majority of people are happy they filed but I am curious to know about the consequences after like renting, being unable to get certain jobs, having to wait min 2 years to purchase a home, etc etc

I've been living paycheck to paycheck for like 18 months, making minimum payments on $38k CC & BNPL debt. I didnt land a job that would have kept me afloat and my contract work has been fairly inconsistent, so it was either food for the next few months or one last month of minimum payments and be completely wiped out. I live with family, single, and car paid of (under 15k so protected) so I will be able to start rebuilding without having to pay minimum every month. I had been stressed out for weeks and there was basically no other option. Wish me luck and my advise is do not delay if you are in a similar situation.

For reference, I am working as a trainer on other platforms and I got the

AfterQuery - Instant work offer to the Gold Team

email. I'm just hesitant to join this platform after reading a front page full of horror stories