u/Million_X

So there's 7 cards that have yet to be revealed for Black as a whole and it isn't guaranteed that they'll all be Wano cards or even cards Yamato would want to run to begin with. Of the possible cards that she'd want, it seems like the best ones would be cards that can KO her own board - a 2c that does it would actually be perfect for a variety of reasons.

That being said, I feel like THIS is about as close to an actual Yamato core that will develop in the end. Hakuba is cope, yes, but if it goes off, it goes off. Perona can protect the whole deck except the 8cs, Ground Death is a good negate and +4k if nothing else, and the Sabo is either a nice 6k blocker for 3 or a 2k counter. Obviously if better in-house cards that fulfill the same role show up then they'd be included over whatever was in here, even if the Hakuba replacement is weaker or has a worse effect, as long as it KOs one of your own guys and it's a Wano type, you'll run it.

I suspect this'll be about the kind of ratio that Yamato will at least start out with, the more ways you can loop the Unblockable Yamato into the 6c the better, while a way or two of making sure that the 6c Yamato doesn't get taken out by some random trigger helps keep the loop stable.

Looking to see if somewhere there's a map of Azure's structure but JUST for the topics covered in the AZ 900, sadly my Google fu is too weak to find it

so first, not a baseball guy, but this is for my dad who is. His favorite team is the Cleveland Guardians and for father's day I want to get him something related to the team but is something more than just a random jersey of a current player or a little bobblehead of the mascot, etc.

If a 'hall of fame' of Ohio baseball players existed, who are/would be some of the members of that and what made them such great players? And if anyone has any other suggestions for meaningful father's day gifts, I'd appreciate it. It's been a hell of a year and I want to make this one a bit more memorable than a steak dinner

EDIT: So I should probably mention that neither of us live in Ohio at all, he's from there though, but the idea about going to a game DID give me the idea to try to find a giant poster of the stadium itself.

So for starters I want to say I get CONCEPTUALLY what xaaS is about, I is just them handling the physical computer stuff, P is setting up a bit more, while S is full-on apps and such. I also get that conceptually Redundancy Storage is about splitting up the data in different ways, but I feel like based on the test questions from TutorialDojo, just understanding these topics on a surface level is nowhere near enough.

Example, one of the questions I've run into with the test questions in TutorialDojo was "your company wants to migrate to Azure but there's a strict requirement that the Azure environment must only be comprised of PaaS solutions to minimize the amount of admin effort in managing the underlying resources. Solution: deploy the apps using the Azure App Service and migrate the data to Azure SQL Database. True or False". According to TD, it's True, problem is I don't know how I'd know that if asked because every piece of training I've gone over has not indicated to me how that works, TD states that IaaS examples is just VMs, PaaS is Azure Storage, SQL Databases, and App Service, while SaaS is Office 365, Dynamics CRM Online, and Teams. If that question gets rephrased, how would I know about answering the question? If I get asked something like 'select the options that enable the service to be a PaaS solution' or some junk, I want to know how I'd be able to pick out the right answer. Is that question just requiring me to know a list of different solutions that fall under each of the xaaS? THAT is the kind of detail I want to look for

Unless someone who just took the AZ-900 can tell me that the actual test really only DOES care about the bare basics, I need a far more in-depth view on the topics.

So while Nightmare Luffy would have to be blown up by the Big Five, I figure that having him on the board would be fairly potent: 17c means he's immune to every cost based effect, setting his base power to 9k puts him out of range of a lot of stuff, and setting Imu's base power to 7k on the opponent's turn while he's out makes it that much harder for my opponent to actually climb over and hit me.

I'm assuming others have tested this so I'm curious what the reason why it isn't ran would be

Simply put I am awful with knowing the differences of IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS along with the redundancy storage topics and I've tried a few people but they don't explain it in a way that makes sense to me, and they don't seem to relate to how the questions on tutorialdojo are asked, so whatever resources and such people have on those topics would be appreciated

I'm tired, it's way past the time I should be asleep, but times like this are when its fun to make decks.

Only two characters to my name, literally everything else is about just saying 'fuck you' to my opponent's board. Even the two characters are Megalo. Honesty Impact says 'fuck you for being a 10k or less', Fire Fist says 'fuck you for being immune to effect destruction', Divine Departure says 'fuck you for being an 8k or less', Ace says you deserve it says 'fuck you for being a 6k or less', Just Watch Me Ace says 'fuck you I'm putting you in range of everything', Barrier Bull says 'fuck you you need to be at 7+ to hit me so fuck you weenies'.

I call it the 'Giant Flaming Middle Finger', I could probably swap out a number of cards that have to do with rested characters that don't do a whole lot but right now this is what I got and I'm headin to bed.

and for those who've gotten it, does it also tell you what sections you were the weakest in? It's getting to be that point where I'm going to need it so the more info about what it does besides ask questions the better.