▲ 2 r/tales

Combat feels so clunky

I’ve recently got tales of vesperia so far I’m loving what I played, made it outside of the castle but the combat feels so bad and clunky. Everything else about the game is great but the combat makes me wanna drop it. Does it get any better??? Or is the combat just like this?

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u/Sanbikaa — 14 hours ago

How long does the hiring process take for FedEx logistics? Am I getting hired or should I look elsewhere?

I applied for the Memphis brokerage hiring event on June 13. Attended the event on 23rd I believe I did pretty good at the interview we were laughing, making jokes and taking it pretty casually.

Since I can’t reach out to anyone since I don’t have a recruiter I’ve been checking the website almost everyday and that AI bot is no help at all. I still haven’t received anything at all, should I give up on hearing anything back or is this a “Hurry up and wait “ type of thing?

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u/Sanbikaa — 3 days ago

How long does the hiring process take for FedEx Logistics? Am I getting hired or should I look elsewhere?

I applied for the Memphis brokerage hiring event on June 13. Attended the event on 23rd I believe I did pretty good at the interview we were laughing, making jokes and taking it pretty casually.

Since I can’t reach out to anyone since I don’t have a recruiter I’ve been checking the website almost everyday and that AI bot is no help at all. I still haven’t received anything at all, should I give up on hearing anything back or is this a “Hurry up and wait “ type of thing?

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u/Sanbikaa — 3 days ago

How long does the hiring process take? Am I getting hired or should I look elsewhere?

I applied for the Memphis brokerage hiring event on June 13. Attended the event on 23rd I believe I did pretty good at the interview we were laughing, making jokes and taking it pretty casually.

Since I can’t reach out to anyone since I don’t have a recruiter I’ve been checking the website almost everyday and that AI bot is no help at all. I still haven’t received anything at all, should I give up on hearing anything back or is this a “Hurry up and wait “ type of thing?

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u/Sanbikaa — 3 days ago

Anyone know how long it takes to get hired on with FedEx logistics?

I attended the Memphis brokerage hiring event on June 23th. I believe the interview went well so I’m wondering when will I hear something back?? I checked my application today and it still say “Processing”. I really want this job and I feel anxious about if I’ll go to the next steps or not.

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u/Sanbikaa — 7 days ago

Advice for playing Disgaea for the first time?

I just got disgaea 5 on PC and booting the game up I feel so overwhelmed by the sheer amount of things thrown my way, this is my first time playing any form of tactics style game and I fear I flung myself into to the Mariana trench. I want to love this game since I love minmax heavy titles like PoE/2 but this is way out of my depth. Any advice/videos would be a great help.

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u/Sanbikaa — 8 days ago

Anyone know how long it takes to get hired on with FedEx logistics?

I attended the Memphis brokerage hiring event on June 23th. I believe the interview went well so I’m wondering when will I hear something back?? I checked my application today and it still say “Processing”. I really want this job and I feel anxious about if I’ll go to the next steps or not.

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u/Sanbikaa — 8 days ago

Anyone worked for Acadian Ambulance?

I have an interview with them tomorrow for their EMT apprentice role and I couldn’t find much about the place outside of a few outdated reviews, anyone worked for them now or in the past? If so how’s the company and work culture??

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u/Sanbikaa — 11 days ago

Anyone worked for Acadian Ambulance?

I have an interview with them tomorrow for their EMT apprentice role and I couldn’t find much about the place outside of a few outdated reviews, anyone worked for them now or in the past? If so how’s the company and work culture??

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u/Sanbikaa — 11 days ago

How long is FedEx logistics hiring process?

I did my interview on the 23rd and I’m still waiting to hear back from anyone. How long does it usually take for the step to begin, I heard that FedEx is very slow but it would help if I had an accurate estimate. If it matters I’m in Memphis

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u/Sanbikaa — 11 days ago

FedEx brokerage hiring event

Has anyone heard back from yesterday’s hiring event in Memphis? I’m very anxious and I want to know if they’ve started to make calls or no. If they haven’t anyone knows how long they usually take to get back to people?

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u/Sanbikaa — 12 days ago

FedEx brokerage hiring event

Has anyone heard back from yesterday’s hiring event in Memphis? I’m very anxious and I want to know if they’ve started to make calls or no. If they haven’t anyone knows how long they usually take to get back to people?

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u/Sanbikaa — 12 days ago

Is it worth it getting into this field?

I looked trade and compliance and it sounds interesting. I enjoy reading about rules and regulations so I think this would be up my alley but I don’t want to jump the gun without knowing what I’m getting myself into.

How do yall like the job? What are things I need to know/have to be successful in the field? What are the promotion opportunities and what’s the salary?

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u/Sanbikaa — 14 days ago

Will my heart condition prevent me from being a EMT/paramedic

I want to get more information before putting in the effort to be a paramedic. When I was 20 I was diagnosed with Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM), they told me I couldn’t do anything physically intensive because that would put me at risk, they also gave me a Implantable Cardioverter-Defibrillator in case something happens.

Fast forward to December of 2025 I underwent surgery to get a septal myectomy after fully recovering in march was told that Im no longer under any physical restriction and to use my best judgment when it comes to what I should and shouldn’t do.

I also want to point out that in my five years a of having my ICD that it has never once went off and it was put in as a precautionary measure. What everything laid out is it possible for me to pursue a career as a paramedic or should I pivot into something else? I want to help people and be a service to my community so any advice is appreciated.

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u/Sanbikaa — 15 days ago

Will my heart condition prevent me from being a paramedic

I want to get more information before putting in the effort to be a paramedic. When I was 20 I was diagnosed with Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM), they told me I couldn’t do anything physically intensive because that would put me at risk, they also gave me a Implantable Cardioverter-Defibrillator in case something happens.

Fast forward to December of 2025 I underwent surgery to get a septal myectomy after fully recovering in march was told that Im no longer under any physical restriction and to use my best judgment when it comes to what I should and shouldn’t do.

I also want to point out that in my five years a of having my ICD that it has never once went off and it was put in as a precautionary measure. What everything laid out is it possible for me to pursue a career as a paramedic or should I pivot into something else? I want to help people and be a service to my community so any advice is appreciated.

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u/Sanbikaa — 15 days ago

What are the options for a paramedic that can’t be a firefighter?

So I’m currently doing an apprenticeship to be an EMT and I was wondering what other paths are out there after I become a paramedic in the next 2-3 years. The reason I can’t be a firefighter is because I have an ICD which is an automatic disqualification and I keep hearing people say that just become a firefighter or a nurse after.

What are other options and paths? I know I’m pretty limited since I have an ICD and getting it disabled is not an option sadly (I’ve asked multiple times since it hasn’t fired and recovered from open heart surgery)

Edit: Made a typo

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u/Sanbikaa — 18 days ago

What are the options for a paramedic that can’t be a firefighter?

So I’m currently doing an apprenticeship to be an EMT and I was wondering what other paths are out there after I become a paramedic in the next 2-3 years. The reason I can’t be a firefighter is because I have an ICD which is an automatic disqualification and I keep hearing people say that just become a firefighter or a nurse after.

What are other options and paths? I know I’m pretty limited since I have an ICD and getting it disabled is not an option sadly (I’ve asked multiple times since it hasn’t fired and recovered from open heart surgery)

Edit: fixed a typo!

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u/Sanbikaa — 18 days ago

25(M) not sure if I should pursue being a paramedic or go into physics

I’m extremely conflicted on what my next step should be. After leaving an abusive household I can finally do something I want to do, the issue is there’s so many things I want to do but I narrowed it down between the two mentioned in the title.

I’ve always wanted to help people since I’ve been little and being a paramedic would greatly satisfied that desire to help. I know it’s hard work and a very stressful environment which is understandable because you have people’s lives in your hands but the idea of being able to service my community makes me happy.

Physics sounds really cool! The fact you learn how everything works from an apple falling off the tree to how the planets move, it all sounds amazing to learn on paper. I’m aware of how math heavy the major is and how rough the unemployment rate is for undergraduates and how you’ll probably need bare minimum a masters but I think I could do it if I applied myself, I just feel like I’m too old(?) which is dumb I know but it’s an irrational feeling.

Which one would be better? Any tips and advice?

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u/Sanbikaa — 19 days ago

25(M) not sure if I should pursue being a paramedic or go into physics

I’m extremely conflicted on what my next step should be. After leaving an abusive household I can finally do something I want to do, the issue is there’s so many things I want to do but I narrowed it down between the two mentioned in the title.

I’ve always wanted to help people since I’ve been little and being a paramedic would greatly satisfied that desire to help. I know it’s hard work and a very stressful environment which is understandable because you have people’s lives in your hands but the idea of being able to service my community makes me happy.

Physics sounds really cool! The fact you learn how everything works from an apple falling off the tree to how the planets move, it all sounds amazing to learn on paper. I’m aware of how math heavy the major is and how rough the unemployment rate is for undergraduates and how you’ll probably need bare minimum a masters but I think I could do it if I applied myself, I just feel like I’m too old(?) which is dumb I know but it’s an irrational feeling.

Which one would be better? Any tips and advice?

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u/Sanbikaa — 19 days ago
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Having an ICD sucks

I’m so sick of being disqualified for the things I’m passionate about. I have an **Implantable Cardioverter-Defibrillator(**ICD) and because of that I can’t do the jobs I want to do. Be a pilot? Disqualified! Be an aircraft controller? Disqualified! Be an officer? Disqualified! Firefighter? Disqualified! The military?? They won’t even take me, I scored an 87 on the ASVAT I couldn’t actually done something cool man. Being an aircraft mechanic is a risk to my health even though I got open heart surgery to reduce it but it’s always the “what if”

I can’t be around magnets of any kind since that could turn off my ICD or cause it to misfire. MRI machine would kill me. It’s honestly laughable that it’ll be easier to name the jobs I can do vs can’t and I tried so hard to get everything done to reduce risk so maybe, just maybe I can something I want, but NOPE! It doesn’t matter at all.

The worst thing is people treating you so fragile like the slightest thing could make you kill over or cause an accident. I hate it so much and I can’t hide it because there’s a giant scar on my chest and I have to tell people I work with or doing xyz about it because IF something happens. You can see in real time how gentle they treat you and it makes me sick. I don’t want to work an office job but I’ll probably have to since anything remotely hands on is “dangerous” for me.

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u/Sanbikaa — 20 days ago