u/RunawaySparklers

With the Metaphor concert coming in a few days, me and a bunch of other people are probably going to be travelling to Dallas and other cities to see music from this game performed live. I'm really excited, but also... A little scarred.

I've been to the Stardew Valley Orchestra, and other video game concerts, and I've got a few quick reminders for anyone who's coming. Well... Really just two.

Please bathe.

Please don't talk during the performance.

These shouldn't need to be said. But when I went to the Sonic live concert, the place stunk. At the Stardew concert, the people behind me talked the whole time. So, this is just a quick reminder to everyone to behave and remember the people around you.

I just applied for the Japan Spring Break study abroad opportunity for next year. I want to know if anyone else in this subreddit has done the faculty-led study abroad before, how they liked it, and what I should know going in if I'm accepted. (Which is a pretty big IF since I'm not a business major.)

I got Trails in the Sky FC about three weeks after it first came out.

I have beaten the original Trails in the Sky, SC, Zero, and Azure all on Normal. I don't know what it was, but when I started the remake, I couldn't make it past Josette. So I put the game down after four defeats. Every so often I'd pick the game up again, immediately die, and put the game down again.

With news of the re-localization, and SC coming out next month, I decided to try her again. Y'all. I beat her on the first try. What was past me having so much trouble with?! I didn't even grind- And I had the same quartz setup I had when I started. I just put Estelle on healing duty and had Joshua and Schera whittle everyone down.

I don't know why this was so difficult for me. But hey. I did it.

I'm a student preparing to take the GRE, and I'm hoping to get into OU's law school or graduate psychology program. There's one problem though... I suck at the quant portion of the exam. I haven't had a math class in eight years, and calling my skills "rusty" is an insult to rust. I'm hoping to find a local tutor who can get me ready for the GRE. Does anyone have any recommendations?