u/Bearality

I tried holding the power button for 30 seconds and other basic fixes (power cycle charging station, blew on the ports)

I remember setting the switch down on the station and seeing the battery icon pop up then I come back and it just is black and no response.

Did it die on me or is there something else I can do?

I see so many people in the US with the pocket 4 but I have no idea where to buy it as the dji website doesn't list it. Where is everyone getting it?

Stuff like the QTEs where I need to make quick judgements or the Shinigami Puzzle I struggle with as often I want to look at the solution keys again as thats how I best track the events of the case. Often I feel like guessing as I just don't remember all the information. Am I able to see my keys at any time or if I forgot its tough luck?

I have a loadout, I want to save some changes and find that the only way I make a change is that i have to type out the loadout name exactly to prompt the overwrite question. Is there any easier way?

I just want to improve my jumping twist. I can get a 540 but when I try for more I noticed my body either slanting, or my left leg flopping outwards despite me flexing my abs, glutes and legs.

I can't find any tutorial out there that goes beyond "spot over shoulder and wind arms up" as nothing really engages with keeping the legs on axis.

1. Is there a replay mission feature after failing? I don't like wasting time going back to HQ, starting the mission then doing the mission again. I get that my squad's mental state

2. What makes the squad mental state to improve? I understand if I did well in a mission they improve. However I had instances where yet my squad all went from stressed to the green state.

3. Is the wand essential for solo mode? I'm worried about the AI being unreliable and without it I'm just opening doors blind and wasting charges on nothing. With the wand I know when to do a proper breach vs just opening a door.

4. What are general tips for engagement in larger areas or hallways with multiple open doors that have a hallway to larger areas. I feel like im getting shot from enemies coming in from the open area while im checking rooms to clear and that in general im just using leathal means for faraway enemies. I'm passing but I feel like I'm not playing the "real" game

I'm a huge fan of fighting game card games with my faves being Exceed, Yomi 2, and Pocket Paragaons. However it really feels like channels that cover Tekken. What really gets me is that they keep saying "this plays like the video game!" or "its just like the characters!" without making direct comparisons. For me the biggest issue is that defense is reactive in the sense the opponent just guess high or low without needing to give up resources meanwhile other games you need to "hold" the counter card. There's also the fact the game plays up to 8 players (not like any fighting game), the characters feel abstracted and it looks like your turns always have you swinging vs other games where you can spend your turn being defensive.

Contrast this Tekken review with Shelfside where they got a Guilty Gear fan and you can see the difference night and day

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gq66hc7D3QY

I do not trust the dealer I got the bolt from. For those in the area, do you have any suggestions.

I got the app and the big circle near my notifications is an eyesore. How do I remove that icon?

AI art on the shirts, in the promotional materials and know it looks like the latest video showing that Werewolf Gorge has an AI logo they're not afraid to shove this stuff in our faces. I love a good coaster logo and shirt, offloading it to AI just feels so wrong and soulless especially with how horrible they look

There's a lot of moves I know in theory that I can't even get close in doing. Moves where I can tell you the mechanics, the physics, why exactly certain things are done and how the the body moves. I know this as when people ask me to breakdown a trick in theory (especially in relation to their views) I'm frequently complimented with how I am able to identify core issues, explain the shortcomings of the technique using my own words and recommend fixes that are easy to understand. Then afterwards its VERY common for these people to be able to complete the trick because of my breakdowns and they walk away performing the move and walk away with a better understanding.

It's often said that learning theory makes the move easier to understand and by these metrics i understand the theory and can spot a lot of things going own and helped a lot of people.

However with myself doing these same moves I just can't even being to scratch the surface. I botch things and get hurt A LOT. I fail at the body mechanics and even worse when I think I have things solid my body just does something that I can't even perceive. I'll watch myself and see the failings of my own technique and can't apply it.

The question is less "why am i messing up" and more "why is there a big disconnect?" The vast majority of people who do the move and succeed don't even know the theory, can't spot issues, and often come to me for explanations but where these people succeed is the actual application and I still struggle with stringing all the drills together for something passable. Yes I know there is a difference between knowing and doing but also people preach on the powers of studying theory to help the physical and i feel like I have yet to reap the benefits. Is it even possible to know theory TOO much?. I certainly don't know more than the experts but I certainly just spend my time reading and digesting guides a lot then watching other people do stuff and seeing what works.

Still feels great to help a lot of people do stuff I can't though so I wouldn't change that at all.

Japan is my selected region but when I click the request button i still the option grayed out. What is going on?

I had a sudden trip to Canada and forgot about renewing my passport however we're traveling by car. I read the website and I believe I have everything right but would love a confirmation