I’m just wondering which Star Wars games run well on the switch. I’m thinking of getting a couple from this list:
I’ve seen the heritage games pack as well, but some reviews say it can be quite buggy.
Thank you!
I keep falling into the big fire ball in the part between the two bouncy triangles after the second purple coin. Any tips? thank you!
Hi! I’m a 16 y/o female who is interested in starting figure skating soon. I’m wondering what a realistic path or progress timeline looks like for someone starting this age. I know I’m not going to the Olympics or anything, but I’m interested in how I can still compete locally, and maybe during college In the future.
I’ve been skating a few times a year just for fun since I was around 4ish, so I’m comfortable on the ice.
For people who started later, especially other girls:
How long did it take for you to do different skills?
Did you take lessons?
Did you practice outside of lessons and how many times a week/how long?
When did you start competing? How do you join competitions?
Did you join a skating club? What’s that like? The one nearest to me is Peninsula Skating Club in South Bay Area.
Basically I’m just trying to get a picture of what figure skating might look like for me. Any other advice would be great, thank you!
About a year ago, I decided to stop my piano lessons as I wasn’t motivated to play. Honestly, I never really was, and because of that I never really practiced or improved. I initially began learning piano by myself when I was younger, and later reached out to my parents to start lessons with a teacher. I think my motivation/interest declined because I wasn’t really ”challenged” by either my teacher or the pieces I was learning. I could basically practice right before class and still be praised by my teacher for my improvement.
At the time I stopped by lessons, I was playing the equivalent of ABRSM level 3 pieces fluently. I was never able to learn how to sight read—though I can read notes very slowly using EGBDF and GBDFA. This was mainly because I was always able to play by ear really well. My teacher would play a piece for me and I would be able to play it by looking at the sheet music and “sounding it out”, but not reading it(if that makes sense).
So I guess I have two questions.
How should I get back into playing pieces again?
How can I learn sight reading and music theory?
Any other suggestions are welcome! Thank you!
hi, it's my first year going to nationals and I'm just wondering how pin trading works. do we get our own state's pin automatically, or do we have to buy those as well? thank you!