u/Low_Property_4470

Cue the standard "this season sucks" post.

I'm usually not one to complain about the current meta, but I just can't get over how this season has been going, at least for me. Games have been so lobsided, with the majority of them being blowouts and ending before half the lobby even gets their Greater Trinket.

Normally, I'd be able to still have fun during these matches, even when I lose. But they've all just felt so bad and unrewarding. Even when I win I'm not having fun. I don't like when lobbies turn into a top 4 after turn 7. This is largely due to the trinket mechanics. I know it's beating a dead horse, but they're so RNG dependent and terrible to play around, I'd almost prefer an option to skip my trinkets to preserve my tempo. Then, mix that in with the current card pool, and BOOM, you have one of the least fun and engaging season's I've played in a while.

For instance, the fact that they haven't nerfed cards like Ring Bearer is literally INSANE to me. That card single handedly wins games and is so unbalanced I don't understand how it even made it through to the live game.

Rant over. Feel free to roast me for being bad or having a bad take. Just curious to see if anyone else feels this way as well.

Whenever the fan speed gets to a certain level, one or two of the fans on the bottom case fans start rattling.

Then, if I close the game I'm running, the fans slow down and it stops. It’s weird because it only happens on a very specific speed. Not too fast and not too slow.

From what I've seen online, this is likely a failed bearing, which would be unfortunate because I just got the PC back in January.

Any advice or suggestions are very appreciated. Thank you!

Just started playing Morrowind and running around. Stumbled across the tree stump with loot in it, then ended up talking to Hriskar where he asked me to follow Fargoth. If I already took the gold and stuff, can I still complete this quest? I'm a weird completionist and I don't want to leave any quests unfinished, if possible. Not a huge deal if I can't, just wondering.

I ended up having to cancel a job last night around 10 PM for a Job starting at 8:20 this morning. I woke up to an email from the principal, titled "Communication", saying that I need to email her in the future if I cancel last minute, because another sub reached out asking her if she needed coverage for the job I cancelled, and she ended up telling the sub no because she thought I still had the job. Then this morning when she realized I cancelled, she tried getting the other sub to cover, but they already found another job.

Am I in the wrong for this? I don't mind reaching out in the future, and I do agree that more communication is always best, but it kind of just seems like a "passing of the torch" in regards to something she messed up on (telling the other sub no the night before).

Please correct me if I'm wrong. I genuinely want to do the right thing in the future and take responsibility for my wrongdoings.

Thank you!

Just got bloodwork done and an ultrasound done on my abdomen. Bloodwork came back pretty much great. My AST and ALT were 21 17, but my Bilirubin was 1.3 so the Nurse recommended I get an ultrasound done, which revealed that I have two small hemangioma's on my liver. She told me that other than that everything looked good, gallbladder included.

My question is, should I stay away from alcohol and fatty foods? Will the Hemangioma's affect my liver function? I asked through my patient portal, but have not heard back yet. I just want to make sure I'm taking the right steps and not causing any damage.

Just got my fasted bloodwork back this morning.

My total bilirubin was 1.3 (didn't get direct and indirect test)

AST 21

ALT 17

I also had an 8.3 Protein and 5.6 Albumin

Should I be concerned about these numbers?

The nurse suggested I get an ultrasound done because I was worried and complaining of some symptoms. So I have that set up for Tuesday