u/JayHayes37

Im 24, I live in Ontario Canada and I cannot for the life of me get a remote job. I'd do literally anything, bonus points if it's from my computer I have exceptional computer skills. I've been trying for years with no luck besides the very odd customer service job requires you to speak multiple languages and pays low for low hours. I'd even take the low pay if at least it was full time. I'd be fine living off of coffee and packs of sodium noodles if it meant I can work remotely.

I know I sound desperate, and maybe it's because I actually am. I'm not built for working in a factory or a restaurant, my skills all align with remote work.

Is this just a pipe dream that few very lucky individuals get into it by being at the right place at the right time?

Im 24, I live in Ontario Canada and I cannot for the life of me get a remote job. I'd do literally anything, bonus points if it's from my computer I have exceptional computer skills. I've been trying for years with no luck besides the very odd customer service job requires you to speak multiple languages and pays low for low hours. I'd even take the low pay if at least it was full time. I'd be fine living off of coffee and packs of sodium noodles if it meant I can work remotely.

I know I sound desperate, and maybe it's because I actually am. I'm not built for working in a factory or a restaurant, my skills all align with remote work.

Is this just a pipe dream that few very lucky individuals get into it by being at the right place at the right time?

Im 24, I live in Ontario Canada and I cannot for the life of me get a remote job. I'd do literally anything, bonus points if it's from my computer I have exceptional computer skills. I've been trying for years with no luck besides the very odd customer service job requires you to speak multiple languages and pays low for low hours. I'd even take the low pay if at least it was full time. I'd be fine living off of coffee and packs of sodium noodles if it meant I can work remotely.

I know I sound desperate, and maybe it's because I actually am. I'm not built for working in a factory or a restaurant, my skills all align with remote work.

Is this just a pipe dream that few very lucky individuals get into it by being at the right place at the right time?

My brother wants to try out the game now with the release of Spirit, however I've not played multiplayer yet, is it functional or is it just a bug fest still?

Zed was so insanely strong after release that I think he won't be voted for until later if at all. That really sucks for us Zed players, but I'm wondering do yall think others will vote for Zed or only a small bunch.

I'm 24 and I have meditated on and off with different methods, what seemed to work best was the waking up app, however it feels a little messy and I don't know which ones to listen to. I'm wondering where should I start in the app now and should I just start from beginning? Also how do I stick to it I have no idea why I stop it's gradual.

I only play SCF in arpgs and it kind've sucks if there's not a ladder for SCF since a lot of people on the ladder will have boosted characters.

New player here.

I started Last Epoch as my first arpg ladder experience to test myself. I researched a bit before hand on how to get through campaign, get what I need, and start endgame + ladder climb. So I ended up on a LE checklist for passive points, idol slots, and attributes. However it doesn't say which quests give what so I was just taking them all and doing the ones I needed.

I'm at level 20 now and I have like 15 quests, they're scattered all over, and only like 3 are important. I can't tell which quest is the main quest, I can't unpin half the quests, I can't remove quests I don't need. If I continue on like this I'm guessing my quest log will be 100s of quests I don't need. The questing seems unreasonably messy it's making me lose enjoyment in the game. Also the key bind "J" doesn't even open "Quest Log" like it says it will, you need to look at the map.

I'm asking if there's a way to remove quests or hide them?
I'm also asking how do I know which quest is the main quest? I have like 10 blue quests and 5 yellow quests.

I'm 24 and I know I'll never experience the magic of Minecraft as a kid again, but I still love the game and I'd love to come back to it in some way.

I used to be super into old PvP and servers like factions, however I am not good at either anymore and factions seems super un enjoyable now.
Over the years I've tried getting back into Minecraft by:
-Playing survival on old versions
-Playing hardcore on new versions
-Trying to get back into factions, that didn't work so I tried lifesteal server and it didn't work either. I just think I don't have to time to keep up in the fast paced environment.
-Trying to get good at redstone
-Playing survival through a story rather than just regular survival, I tried to build a narrative and it was fun for a bit, but didn't last.
-Finally I tried modded Minecraft, but I can't find a mod that I enjoy.

Perhaps I just miss the moments of loading up Minecraft with my friend and just playing for fun, or when I would spend real time working on my PvP or factions skills and seeing real progress.
Maybe it's a mental barrier I need to break and I just need to play without any expectations.

I'm asking for recommendations from anyone. Thanks!