u/Jumpeez

Has anyone ever had an employer that they had a falling out with, where they had to make a choice where they should leave or not, but risk having them not sign off hours for license renewal? It looks in prayer to be a very difficult situation. I'm not sure it's really that fair. Maybe their sihould be a tolerance for hours needed? 80% over a period of time? It seems like a huge weight that could be held over our heads, and reduces the ability to negotiate wages or hold positions.

Title.. but yeah I can't believe it. I've been an analyst on my own, without any support in my growth besides what I can research by myself for about 8 years now. Looking to go for my cat III next year, and currently any to test for my cmrt. Hopefully I can find more to learn from here, and possibly connect with experienced analysts for more complicated problems. I see things I can't explain all the time.

For context, I'm newer to death core since I've only been listening to it for about 8 months. I come from a metal preference that has typically been about being heavy and angry. With artists that at least portray their on- stage character matching their sound well. Think max cavalera era of sepultura and soulfly, Pantera, early slipknot, early korn, log,etc. Basically really heavy groove. But then I randomly watched a live slaughter to prevail performance, and my ability to tolerate "deathcore vocals" instantly changed. Sending me down a delightful rabbit hole to where I am now. I use Spotify to suggest artists constantly. And I've narrowed down my favorite artists to this list, in this order:

Whitechapel

The acacia strain

Slaughter to prevail

All shall perish

Thy art is murder

Fit for an autopsy

And... Spite.

The theme seems to be mostly older deathcore. Heavy riffs with the drums being more complimentary instead of in your face. Riff Downs or beat downs ( not hating DC breakdowns, it's just like a sneeze that never comes sometimes). And consistent vocals that serve the song better, instead of hitting every vocal range just because.

Is there a genre that best suits my needs? I like deathcore, but it seems I like less than half of the artists I come across. I thought maybe it was slam, but that didn't really seem right. Old deathcore? A genre I never heard of? There's allot of terms I hear thrown around that I have no idea of what it is lol. Thanks for any discussion!

Looking for a server that's setup similar to zero DayZ, DayOne, or dayzero servers' Chernarus where there is only qol mods. Loot pool and distribution are vanilla settings. I really don't like waiting in a queue, and I'm fine with mid pop servers. Just not dead servers.