I still can't believe that they are sticking to this design decision, it feels annoying, clunky, and oddly punishing when you're trying to contest/regroup ASAP. I really don't think it would make the Hulk overpowered at all
They provided many images, the box and statue were damaged despite it being packaged well. They want to keep it however as it should be a simple repair (a human characters arm fell off, looks like it can inserted back and glued). However, they want a refund. The item sold for $200 including shipping, USPS ground advantage insures up to $100 of value.
Do I provide a full refund and eat the hit, losing out on about $100 after the claim goes through? Or do I only do a partial refund since they want to keep the item?
Hi everyone, long story short I have about 24k in debt. This includes credit cards, and what I am behind on my mortgage and school loans. I have about 50k in my 401k/retirement plan with Vanguard, and I believe it's all Roth investments from me + my company match.
What is the best way to go about trying to get my money - apparently an option is to cash out instead of rolling it over - so I can eliminate the debt and go back to living a normal life? The website is confusing and doesn't seem to offer it, but HR confirming that it is an option makes me want to try harder. Their hardship assistance was unable to help me at all they refused to give me any money.
I bought my Google Pixel years ago and it has been perfect until it got damaged on vacation. At the time, Pixel was the clear choice for having less bloatware and for lasting a long time without needing to keep upgrading your phone. Is the new Google Pixel 10 still a good option to get a "phone for life" (as unrealistic as it may be) or have the tables turned in terms of their quality? Just want to double check before I get a new phone as I stick with my phones for very long periods of time. But I also want something powerful like these phones cause I hate slow phones/computers as well
Beating up a training dummy/unmoving AI I feel like doesn't help me at all, neither does tossing around a lvl 9 CPU which if anything gives me bad habits cause I pick up on their patterns. Playing online is not fun for me with the insane input lag/netcode and it plays completely differently than playing IRL.
I play with a friend about once a week and they're a little bit better than me and play some good matchups against me, and I'd like to practice a little bit effectively in between if anyone has good advice.
When it comes to fundamentals, I frequently know what I'm trying to do but can't consistently do them such as full control over bair vs fair. With character specific combos I find that some of the ones I've found online don't translate to typical gameplay and seem to only work on bad players/non responsive AI.
For reference I used to play this game religiously and play relatively successfully at a high local level. But I cannot remember how I used to get all of that effective practice in :P Mostly play Ridley, B-K, and the Pokémon trio.