u/Meh_NotImpressed

Coming from Top Spin (which felt like Lego tennis at this point), I’m really loving Tiebreak. However, I’ve run into a confusing detail with the custom slider settings and am hoping someone here has figured it out.

When you open the Custom Sliders menu, you’re presented with a bunch of default numerical values. The problem is that the game doesn't specify what baseline preset those values actually represent.

Are those default custom values taken from:

Easiest difficulty? Legendary difficulty?

Medium?

Since there’s no visual indicator or label showing which difficulty profile you are tweaking from scratch, it’s hard to know what you're actually building off of. Has anyone managed to test this or find out where those default slider numbers come from?

I play legendary but would like to tweak just a few things like AI first serve percentage, etc.

Thanks

After taking ENGL255 I've become pretty paranoid regarding references. I was told by my tutor that everything we say in a research essay has to be supported by evidence/reference.

Because of that, I feel that my research essays are becoming puzzles made of hundred of pieces where literally (I really mean literally) each paragraph has at least one reference. I'm writing an assignment now and in the first 2,000 words I have 35 in-text references. That means a reference for every 57 words (about 4 lines of text). This is especially frustrating when I am quoting the same article over and over (although not continuously, so I must reference it again!)

Is this normal? Does this happen to anybody else? These are the first courses I take at Univ level that involve so much writing, so I am not 100% sure. I've done this in previous courses and always got A+/A so I guess it is what they expect from us? It's so exhausting though...🥴🫠

Thanks!

Hello,

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Just looking for general info on this one. I haven't found much online (no discussions on r/AthabascaUniversity either).

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It seems like a lot of reading! 😅

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Thanks

Condo owner in Edmonton here. Just got hit with a 35k special levy to be paid within the next year and a half. I am shocked.. are these numbers common in Alberta? The building is old, but 35k...!

The Reserve Fund Study said to prioritize other structural elements, but the board is moving forward with replacing the windows. Do owners have any ground for appealing the board's decision?

Can we please start a list of bugs in the game, in the hope that Milestones will fix them?

I would start with:

1. In Career Mode, loading between sessions stops at 20%. Players must quit the game at least once every race weekend.

2. In Career Mode, during practice sessions or qualifying when the weather transitions from wet to dry, the AI does not adapt. It keeps running on wet tires and crashes continuously. Users cannot complete a lap due to constant yellow flags.

3. In Career Mode, there is an explanatory pop-up at every single development test session.

4. In Career Mode, some development tests are scheduled before the race weekend (I believe they should always be after).

5. In Career Mode, the standings menu graphics appear messy when switching between classes.

6. Laggy last sector at Mugello (offline and online play) on some platforms

I got used to the physics and like the game very much now, ever more than the 25 edition. However, compared to last year's title it seems that the slightest touch with another rider sends us or the CPU player on the gravel..every single time...always..

So frustrating! Especially touches on the rear end make the rider crash, which is imo highly unrealistic

I'm not whining, I'm just hoping someone at Milestone sees this 🙈🙈🙈

Basically just the title. I'd like some info regarding job security, respect for employees, and other basic stuff...

I am interested in a lower admin position, nothing special, but I never worked in the public sector.

I'm attracted by job security and benefits, other than possibly being finally able to make a positive impact on society and communities (even on a very small scale).

Thanks to everyone who will share some info.

In the last 4 months I played 500+ hours. All offline play. Considering that I have a full time job and a healthy relationship, playing has become a second full time job. It's unfortunately making it difficult to progress in my studies (continuing education) and sometimes I feel I'd rather be playing than spending one more hour with my partner. Time flies, days go by quickly. It's not an escape from something unpleasant, I just enjoy playing, I've been playing videogames my entire life.

I tried reducing the hours. Didn't work.

Parked the controller at a friend's house during weekdays. Craving intensified.

It feels like the only way to stop is to sell the console.

Any advice?

Thanks!