Why do I always get AD augments with Malzahar? I gave in and tried that build, but damn it sucks arse.
I get that he has ONE ability that slight scales with AD. This is ridiculous, it feels like the game forces you AD hard on Malz.
What are the chances of any team being offered 0 ADCs in an Aram game?
This is starting to happen more often than not. I’ve gone 3 games straight without an adc. Had to go Janna adc. It almost worked I guess.
Every super minion after inhibitor being destroyed having an oracle, is way overkill. I don’t know why they don’t make it every other wave or sum. Or just bring back the potion. A cheap one and an expensive one, different duration for both.
How come ethereal weapon doesn’t apply Darius’s passive twice?
Ethereal weapon applies Ekkos passive twice.
Aren’t those two practically the same exact passive?
Just started playing this game mode. What champs should I avoid playing in here?
Please don’t reply with “anyone is OP in here with the right augs”.
I need real answers.
Im talking about champs who absolutely are trash with the current rotation of augs, items, and team comps.
I want to know if anyone else have managed to retain actual knowledge in your classes?
One of my biggest problem right now is information retention. There's so much I am learning as a parent. Learning how to adapt to their learning type and personalities. Teaching them right and wrong. Cooking, cleaning, discipline. Building chemistry.
I get so stressed out because when I finally have time to sit down and start to do my class work. I have the hardest time trying to remember something I had learned the day prior. And of course I can easily find the answer, but I want to be able to comprehend what I am learning. I feel as though my mind can't retain all these information that I am constantly shoving in throughout the day.
There's a reality that I go back and forth with. Maybe I am looking for some advice or guidance. So here it is.
Obviously being at this age (27) I should've been done with college already. But due to family and trauma struggles, I hadn't been in the right place to pursue it until last year in Fall 2025. Even my gf (30) (the kids biological mother) is at the best place to finish college. She will be done this summer 2026. She does have a lot on her plate has a mother, but when I ask her about her college journey, she just tells me if she has to take a shortcut to find answers or finish assignments, she will. She is betting on finding an entry job to use and remind her of some things she's learned in college. She believes that most people who graduates don't remember jack anyways.
She doesn't mind sacrificing what she will remember in college as long as she is able to find time for the kids.
I on the other hand, feel like the opposite. OR am contemplating on doing the opposite. I feel like the kids will have to take the brunt of their childhood for me to fully pursue my degree in data analytics.
Instead of teaching them to cook, behave properly, and learn new things, try new things, build good habits, play sports. That time that I would have been using to show them those things, I would spend by myself to study comprehensively. And when I am done I could make up for those times.
In an ideal situation, I feel like both parents engagement to their kids should add up to 100% (minimum) for kids to fully experience and enjoy their youth and grow up to be fine adults.
With our situation, I think it would be mother: 40%
and me: 20%.
adding to up a 60%. These are all rough estimated percentages.
I go back and forth seeing if this will be worth it. I feel like there has to be some sacrifice for something to achieve their greatest outcome. Not all parties can be satisfied. But is it more selfish for me to take those things from the kids or more selfish for me to take that opportunity away from myself?