Been playing for 6 months now and I tend to make a deck a month. Alania and Thantis are bracket 2. Mothman, Thalia, and Marchesa are bracket 3. Zirilan is CEDH.
My next goal is to make a bracket 4 deck, my current thought is Yidris, Maelstrom Wielder, but I am very open to hearing who people have enjoyed building for bracket 4.
Thanks!
I'll spend 15 minutes explaining a project, my requirements, and how I want something done.
Then 20 messages later I'm reminding it of the exact same things because it starts drifting away from the original goal.
At that point, I end up wondering whether it would've been faster to start a brand-new chat instead.
Does anyone else constantly have this problem?
A few friends and I (4 guys total) are planning a trip to Skardu later this year, and we're trying to do it on a seriously tight budget. The goal is to spend as little as possible on accommodation so we can put more of the budget toward exploring.
We're hoping to find places around Rs. 1,500 per person per night, so ideally something like a 2-person room for around Rs. 3,000 or a 4-person room that works out to a similar cost per head.
Not looking for anything fancy at all, just somewhere clean, safe, and decent enough to sleep after a long day out.
If anyone has stayed in budget guest houses, hostels, or cheap hotels in Skardu and can recommend a place, I'd really appreciate it. Bonus points if it's close to the main bazaar or easy to get transport from.
Thanks!
I recently passed AZ-104 and SC-300, and now I'm planning to go for AZ-305. The challenge is that while I have hands-on experience with Azure, most of it has been around VMs, databases, and the more common services.
When I started looking into AZ-305, I realized there are a lot of Azure services I'm not very familiar with. I tried some of the sample questions on Microsoft Learn, and honestly, some of them felt way beyond what I've worked with so far.
For those who've passed AZ-305, how did you go about learning all the other services and architectural concepts? Did you focus on hands-on labs, Microsoft Learn, documentation, or something else?
5 Knicks turnovers to 0 Spurs. 9 Spurs fouls to 7 Knicks. It’s a generational ass whooping so far.
The ref narratives around this game is gonna ruin the actual ass whooping happening. Spurs can’t miss a shot and Knicks can’t make a shot.
Luke Kornet also did goaltend and Wemby should have been called for a flagrant last game. Both of those are true but let’s not act like Knicks would have had any chance in this game if the reffing was different.
Edit: Title is wrong as of halftime, it’s actually quadruple the amount of free throws. Also now Knicks are shooting 2/3rds the FG% of the Spurs now.
WELP, FUCK
I might be hating right now but I don’t think any team really wants KD. Sure he gives you an efficient 25 points, but he is a bad team leader, bad defender, bad for lockeroom, injury prone recently, and it felt like he gave up on the rockets these playoffs.
Any team that wants to trade for KD is gonna have to give up way too much for him cus of his name. He also can’t be the number 1 option for a team anymore,
I genuinely don’t see any reason other than jersey sales for a team to want KD.
Hartenstein is holding Wembys arms literally every possession. The only possessions where he hasn’t are when he’s not on the floor or when Wemby got down the floor before Hartenstien did.
It is so egregious, NBC is making compilations of it mid game and the commentators are talking about it.
Is that not a foul every time? Is there some part of the rules I don’t understand?
I’ve been playing Magic/commander for a few months now. I’m really proud of the 3 decks I’ve built, but I am realizing I think my decks make some of my friends groan and that’s a terrible feeling.
My first deck is a [[Alania, Divergent Storm]] Izzet spellslinger deck, which isn’t very interactive. It is my first deck so it also was built very poorly honestly.
Second deck is [[Thantis, the Warweaver]], which lowkey I thought would be fun for other people to play against but so far it ends up being kinda hated. People really hate being forced to interact.
Lastly I built [[Thalia and the Gitrog Monster]], which is definitely my strongest and meanest deck. I don’t have any excuses, I just wanted to build a strong deck and I absolutely love her.
TLDR: I have built decks that don’t make my opponents excited to play against me and that makes me kinda sad. I’d love help with this! Thank you!