u/Hedago_2346

Where frontlines are unclear and units positions are chaotic how do modern infantry balance cammo with the visible signals that your friendly?

In ukraine there is an odd contradiction between common and high vis blue, yellow, and red tape.

How have other armies dealt with this, epecially in civil wars?

I have not seen colorful or unique uniforms or IDs in places like Syria, Yugoslavia, or Iran-Iraqi (save for IRGC headbands).

Ive been trying to get into anime, I slowly getting used to understanding its tropes like being very sexual, obsessed with student councils, being overly dramatic, etc

Granted I have not seen much but I get the impression the Dragon Ball style level up to get out of a problem seems very common.

If so why? I would consider that lazy writing. Is there something im missing about style or Japanese culture in relation to anime?

I was just reading University of Canterbury material on a graduate diploma in teaching and learning.

It said apply as soon as you can as places are limited. Thats a bit alarmingly, how limited? I just decided I would like to study next year.

Does anyone know how competitive or early you need to apply?

I say this as a long time RP SP player. I see people find it really confusing?

Don't you just look up guide on fleet composition, set them to patrol with a strike fleet and get zone control. Then set a naval invasion around a port for supply.

Is it that its far trickier for MP?

I would figure the hardest part of the game to learn is why your not breaking through an enemy frontline and understanding what you need to do as a fix?

For me personally the hardest thing is keeping track of whats going on under all the chaos of my allies spam screwing up my front lines. Even after I deny the supply. Its why I love playing soviet.

I thought i would just share some positive improvement as there is a natural bias to negative posts.

I have struggled with concussion recovery for over 6 years, it has crippled my life.

Over the last two months im seeing alot of improvement, pain reduction, more ablity to focus etc.

This is in large part to the physo. I decided to check up on my neck and after years the combination of weak muscles and an over active nervous system in my C1-C3 vertebrae seems to have been causing alot.

Working on these muscles, posture, stretching my neck for pain relief, massage to desensitiz the area and working, and properception training.

I still have alot of work to do and still have vision issues, light senstivity, and PTSD.

However, my ability to live, work, and manage with other symptoms is being greatly improved.

Even if you had imitate post concussion treatment, if you still have issues it might pay to check back in.

I didn't for so many years because I was told it was just all mental health. That was wrong.

Im listing to Double Eagle. I get its rule or cool WW2 but in Lore why would fighter craft need runways to land?

The Imperium clearly has lots of VTOL or hover technology.

Needing Runways and operating them is such a massive vulnerability to the aircraft and the base.

So far in the book they have said no reason a atmospheric fighter massively outclasses a space fighter.

Im considering becoming a secondary school teacher. Of those who make it or dont in thier first five years in teacher, what's the key factors?

Who makes it, who does not?

What are the biggest factors that lead them to quit?

Like similar games i dislike how the map in civ just becomes an urban sprawl.

I like the district system but I personally feel the majority of the city area should be rural, especially farms and forest.

I think you should need alot more food and farms.

Anyone feel that way?

I do think civ7 towns help this...but they become urban sprawl mid game as well.

Im looking at doing a Postgraduate Diploma in Education next year for high school teaching.

All the university courses seem a bit different for the same qualification. What advice, recommendations, or experience do people have on which to pick or avoid?

Im flexible but Hamilton or Christchurch would be my preferred options.