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I just got to chapter 2 of the story, and so far I have my idea at lvl 21 job lvl 6 knight (she hardly does damage). Agnès lvl 21 white mage lvl 6. Tiz lvl 21 job 4 freelance and lvl 6 thief, and Ringabel lvl 21 lvl 6 black mage. I just unlocked spell fencer and the job looks sick and I want to put it on someone but idk who works best. Also need help on my general team comp edea seems kinda useless at the moment.

What would yall recommend as a beginner who loves writing in school? I want to improve my handwriting and I really love taking notes in school but I find myself wanting a more premium writing utensil rather than a good old wooden pencil or bic pen. So if theres any premium pen that would fit my needs for daily use and handwriting practice please let me know! Thank You!

I’ve been wanting to get into visual novels because I look hate reading from straight books but enjoy it when paired with actual pictures, hence my interest in visual novels. I was just wondering which are some y’all truly love and think a newcomer would too.

Hey y’all, I’m going into my senior year of high school in a few weeks, and I need a printer anyways. I’m a fairly new collector, and I’m about to get my first binder, and I want to do the Michi method. Is there any recommended printers for this sort of thing, or no? Also printer recommendations in general would be nice.

Hey y'all I finished death stranding 2 a while ago and have been pretty bored with my recent games so I've thought about starting a new playthrough! id like to hear yalls recommendation on what to do for this one. heard there's a whole new update with a ton of stuff so id like advice on how to have fun with this one.

Hey everyone. Im an incoming high school senior and looking for a job to save money for my future college. Today I applied through the application portal and answered everything honestly and well. However I had just submitted my application got instantly "not selected" was something wrong with my resume? I have a 3.7 and up gpa and worked as an assistant with a family business for 3 months. Im also enrolled in a community college working towards an associates degree. If anyone knows why this happened and when I can reapply it would be really appreciated.

Hey y’all, just some context. I’ve recently shifted in the past 2 years or so over to JRPGs instead of general gun games, and I’m having a blast and trying to play more in 2026. I need some recommendations. I currently own a Switch 2 and a PlayStation 5.

• Final Fantasy 7 Remake: I recently started playing this and I’m having quite a bit of fun. The music is amazing, the Materia system is also wonderful, the combat is fluid, and I like the fact that I can choose what moves I want to do on the fly. However, I don't know if I’m simply burned out from playing it too much or something else, but I find it hard to continue playing as of right now.
•  Octopath Traveler 1 and 2: I absolutely love the HD-2D art style in whatever games it is. It simply looks amazing. As for this game, I was blown away by the visuals, the storyline, and the music. I love the complexity of the Job system and what could be accomplished with it, and the battle complexity was also super cool with the different weapon weaknesses and the boost system. Looking to play 0 but want to try something else in the meantime.
• The Adventures of Elliot the Millennium Tales demo: I just finished the demo last night and I really enjoyed it. I love the magicite system being able to equip powerful buffs that allow my weapons to do unique abilities is awesome. The music is great and while the combat is simple my god is it fun. I will say that the companion at the bottom left seems like an oversight and makes the game feel as if it were designed for children still debating if I should pick this up or not.

 

I enjoy games with turn based combat, but I don’t mind real time combat at all. I want deep characters that I can connect with and relate to and whose motives are complex but are also relatable. I also want a deep battle system that requires me to create specific parties to tackle different tasks, and a good overall story.

Right now I’m interested in either pre-ordering the Adventures of Elliot. Dragon Quest 1 and 2 remake. Octopath 0 and that's about it but I’d also like other recommendations to see if one really catches my eye I know there are some absolutely amazing games in this genre and I’d love to see some so any help is very much appreciated.

It’s immovable stance making the bow do 50% more damage with special attack.

Hey y’all, with the Adventures of Elliot soon releasing, I’m becoming more torn on what platform to purchase the game on. Right now, I’m leaning more towards the Switch 2 rather than the PS5, mainly due to portability, but the PS5 version just looks beautiful. While the Switch 2 version also looks nice, everything’s just smeary and a little blurry. I’d just like some extra input as some help to decide which one.

Hey yall I was just wondering what yall were gonna purchase this game on im leaning more toward the switch 2 side but im not sure yet. Just curious on what others thought.