u/Stackoverflawed

Hi, everyone!

My friend and I are playing ATMons together, and I have a few questions about how quests and rewards work.

(We're in the same FTB Party, mainly to manage chunk loading.)

Right now we're following different Pokémon questlines. He's doing the Kanto route, while I'm doing the other one.

However, I'm able to claim the Kanto quest rewards based on his progress, even though I haven't even fought Brock yet.

Is this intended behavior, or is there a setting or config I'm missing?

I also wanted to ask about loot chests, raids, and legendary Pokémon events. Are those shared between party members, or are they only available to whoever reaches them first?

Ideally, we'd like those rewards and events to be available for both of us. If that's not the default behavior, is there a mod or config that can make it work that way?

Thanks in advance for any help!

Hey, guys.

I'd like some help finding a build that fits my playstyle in Elden Ring. I've tried a few different builds already, but I still haven't found a favorite.

The last game I played before Elden Ring was The Witcher 3. There, I used the Cat School gear and played what I'd call a "light" build: high damage, very mobile, and focused on dodging rather than tanking hits. If I remember correctly, it was also heavily focused on critical damage.

Even though Geralt uses a longsword, his attacks felt much lighter and faster than most of the weapons I've tried in Elden Ring. Most greatswords and other large weapons feel too slow and heavy for my taste.

I've had a lot of fun dual-wielding daggers, but I'd like to try something different. I'm looking for something agile, with good damage and a fast moveset. Bonus points if it captures that "Witcher Cat School" feeling.

Any recommendations?

I know red and black zones give way more fame. But every time my party tries to do statics there, we eventually have to flee from another group, rats, or dungeon divers.

So I started wondering if yellow-zone statics might actually be worth it for fame farming, especially while faction flagged.

The trade-off would basically be lower rewards per pull, but way more consistency since you can stay there farming for much longer without interruptions, while also stacking faction points at the same time.

I also considered this because I constantly see yellow statics with buffed mobs, so maybe the fame/hour isn’t actually that terrible if you can farm non-stop.

Does anyone have actual numbers or experience comparing them?

Título.

Eu estou no último ano de Sistemas de Informação em uma universidade pública muito boa. Aqui, eles oferecem um programa onde alunos conseguem cursar disciplinas de pós-graduação no último/penúltimo ano da graduação. Tem alguns pré requisitos (boas notas, um bom projeto e, obviamente, um professor orientador).

Eu fui aprovado nesse programa. No semestre que vem eu já vou começar a ter disciplinas de mestrado... E nada de um estágio.

É bem frustrante, para ser sincero. Eu fui atrás de projetos, de iniciação científica, de coisas extra curriculares (que as empresas adoram pedir como "diferencial"), mas mesmo assim, nada de vaga até agora.

A pior parte é que eu tenho colegas que mal iam às aulas (e não, não estavam estudando em casa). Tem uns que eu tenho certeza que passaram pelo curso sem saber compilar um código. E essas pessoas estão com bons estágios, em boas empresas. Algumas até na minha área (dados e ML). Eu não entendo como em aula esse povo não sabia nada, aí aparece com estágio em multinacional.

Enfim, perdão pelo desabafo. Tem sido frustrante, e eu até decidi trancar algumas matérias pra conseguir estender o curso, já que muitas empresas pedem um ano, um ano e meio e eu já não teria todo esse tempo mais.

Se alguém tiver alguma dica, eu agradeço!