u/L0ARD

Moin,

ist mein erster Beitrag hier, und das Thema ist so verworren, dass ich das nirgends wirklich teilen kann, aber ich bin gerade so erleichtert, also here we go:

Der Vater meiner Freundin, der die Familie seit Jahren terrorisiert und schon gegen meine Freundin und ihre Mutter (seine Ex) jeweils Gerichtsverfahren angezettelt hat, in einer Tour lügt und sich durchschummelt, hat eine Firma und die scheinbar wenig überraschend komplett an die Wand gefahren.

Nun hat jüngst aggressiv damit begonnen, die 90-jährige (!) Oma meiner Freundin (seine Mutter also) völlig aus dem Nichts seit Wochen zu belagern, zu beschimpfen und zu bedrohen, damit sie unterschreibt, dass sie nach dem Tod des Opas von diesem die alleinige Eigentümerschaft über diese Firma übernommen hätte (was nicht der Fall ist!), wo der Vater Geschäftsführer war und ist, weil da eine verworrene Konstellation durch das Erbe entstanden ist, bei der es Schwierigkeiten mit den Sozialversicherungen gibt. Sie wusste bis vor zwei Wochen nicht mal dass diese Firma existiert!

Es ging da um wilde Haftungsfragen, Gesellschaftsrecht, Erbrecht, Insolvenzen und Co., die alle viel zu weit führen würden, und wir haben jetzt wochenlang unsere Abende geopfert und stundenlang recherchiert, das Handelsregister sondiert und Paragraphen gewälzt (als nicht-Juristen wohlgemerkt), um irgendwie rauszukriegen, ob da was dran sein könnte (weil auch Geld für einen Fachanwalt knapp ist), damit die Oma endlich ruhig schlafen kann, die völlig panisch war, weil sie das natürlich alles erstmal geglaubt hat.

Schließlich haben wir heute dann einen Anwaltstermin gehabt bei einem Anwalt, der sich unfassbar viel Zeit genommen hat, der fast blinden und tauben Oma alles zu erklären, der wenig Honorar nimmt, weil er die Wirtschaftslage der Oma gesehen hat, der uns Pro-Bono noch direkt zum Thema Patientenverfügung und Testament beraten hat und der uns vor allem zu 100% versichern konnte, dass wir alles richtig gemacht haben, dass die Oma keinerlei Haftung zu befürchten braucht! Ich bin so erleichtert einfach gerade, weil sie das null verdient hat, einfach eine richtig liebe Person ist und überall nur das Beste in den Leuten sieht (was das alles zusätzlich schwer gemacht hat für sie) und einfach nur ihre Ruhe möchte! Und hinzu kommt, dass der Vater nach all den Jahren vermutlich sogar endlich auch rechtliche Konsequenzen für sein Handeln sehen wird, sodass Recht und Gerechtigkeit auch da endlich zusammenkommen!

PS: Triggerwarnungs-Flair nur zur Sicherheit, lieber einmal zu viel als zu wenig.

Hey ho, after years of collecting and lurking i will finally send my roaches into battle and thus, i need the hivemind:

I will be playing my first games tomorrow (most likely against Khorne Chaos Demons and/or Astra Militarum (he LOVES their tanks) if thats relevant). The boys are usually playing 2k battles, but they'd be willing to scale down to 1.5k points, because i dont have enough stuff for 2k yet

First of all, i need help with a list, this is my whole inventory:

- 1x Neurotyrant
- 2x Winged Prime
- 20x Hormagants
- 20x Termagants
- 10x Neurogaunts
- 5x Barbgaunts
- 3x Von Ryan Leapers
- 1x Lictor
- 1x Psychophage
- 1x Norn Emissary
- 1x Screamer Killer
- 1x Casino Cannon (Tyrannofex)
- 2x Ripper Swarms

How would you guys make a list from that, especially for a newbie like me?

What is the best detachment (i thought about Invasion Fleet, because my available options feel too focus-less for a lot of the rest)? Any important enhancements? What are key strategems for those dudes?

And what would be weaknesses of my line-up that i should be aware of or strengths i should lean into? What is a basic strategy that i could or should try for a start?

I'd be very grateful for any kind of advice, so i can proudly represent the hive fleet to the best of my ability!

I am currently trying to force 10 finger typing upon my brain after years of being bothered by my botched typing style but i am really struggling with one specific thing.

For the last 20-ish years, i used a very stupid 8-ish finger technique that kind of just happened over the years, and i can squeeze 80 WPM out of it (dont need to look at the keyboard), which is okay enough to handle daily life, but i want more out of a skill that i use on a daily basis for hours in my office job.

I have the advantage that i intuitively know where each key is already without looking, so there is that, but my problem is: As a kid, i was using computers for gaming before doing anything else with it and when i started typing i just kept my hand like i was used to. Thus, from the classic WASD-controls of many games, it got used to a "home position" for my left hand that is offset by one to the left compared to real 10-finger typing, aka resting on D (index) ,S (middle) ,A (ring) and left shift (pinky). My right hand skips stupidly around the rightside 2/3's of the keys without a real "home position". If idle, the right hand rests mostly in the bottom right area (N, J, K, L, M, Semikolon, Dot, Comma) but it's not as fixed as my left hand.

Now the issue is, my muscle memory from my way of typing really melts my brain when i try to apply the 10 finger principles, because whenever my left pinky is supposed to press A, my brain just freezes, because my left pinky is wired to left shift so heavily and i really actively have to force my brain into the thought "PINKY IS (A), NOT SHIFT! PINKY IS (A), NOT SHIFT!" which obviously results in a huge thinking pause while typing and kills the flow because i have to actively think while typing which is (from my understanding) what you exactly NOT want to do to become quicker.

Similar problems with (S) and (D). There, my brain doesnt freeze/pause the same way (i guess because my ring, middle and index fingers are at least already defined as "letter fingers" from my brains perspective), but rather when i want to type an (S), but my fingers are positioned the 10-finger way, then my brain still sends the signal to my middle finger (as for my former hand position), but that unfortunately results in a (D)-press now.

My right hand is adapting somewhat nicely. Still tough to relearn things you already learned wrong, but i'd say my right hand is making "normal" progress and it doesnt feel like my brain is blocking anywhere, just uncommon, but for my left hand, i feel like it's even harder to rewire my brain, because my former home position is just so close to the right one that my brain thinks they are the same and always defaults to my old finger-key-mapping... Ive been doing this for a couple of weeks now (and i know this is not the longest time), with almost daily exercising, and i do see progress, just not for these specific issues that persist seemingly unchanged.

Well, my question is really only: Did someone face similar issues with a finger-key-mapping that was so close to the right one that it is really tough to recreate the muscle memory and if so, does it get better? How long did it take you guys to resolve this? I know you hear questions like this a lot, and i dont want to come across as another impatient dude that wants quick results without practise, it's just that these specific synaptic roadblocks just seem disproportianally strong compared to the normal struggles that i have apart from that naturally come with adapting to a new routine. I am just looking for advice if continueing to force myself through it is the right way or if there are special exercises that helped other people with this, so that i can motivate myself with the thought of being on the right path, even if it doesnt work out nicely yet.