Login

u/StompyIsMood

r/CodeVein2 r/graphic_design r/AskLosAngeles
A Casual's Code Vein 2 Boss Tier List
▲ 38 r/CodeVein2

A Casual's Code Vein 2 Boss Tier List

Hello everyone!

Recently, I have beaten Code Vein 2 and I had immense fun playing through it (no performance issues even though I have a mid range PC 🎉).

As a big fan of the original Code Vein, I was looking forward to the bosses in this game as well, and I have to say, this game is generally a big step up compared to the last.

To explain the title, I'm someone who plays casually and sticks to whatever feels most comfortable/fun, I always prefer turn based combat over action but for Code Vein I'll always battle my skill issue xD

So here is my tier list of all the bosses in CV2 for someone who beat the entire game using a hammer, reaper, and bayonet.

u/StompyIsMood — 3 days ago
▲ 13 r/AskLosAngeles

Is January an okay month to visit LA?

Hello everyone!

I have been wanting to surprise my mother with a trip to Los Angeles, since it's one of the places she wanted to always visit. However, she has work pretty much entire year except during the winter holidays Late December - January. And I was wondering if that would be an okay time to bring her?

Thank you for the help!

reddit.com
u/StompyIsMood — 13 days ago
▲ 2 r/graphic_design

ATS focused resume vs design focused resume

Hello Dear fellow designers,

I am sure this has been asked before and that many of you had the same dilema as I have. I am currently a sophmore designer and I have finished my portfolio, however, when it came to writing my resume I bounced between two thoughts "ATS vs Design", in my head having a well designed resume as a designer makes...sense and shows care, but many have told me that a simplistic, boring, ATS optimized resume will land me more interviews.

Now, I am struggling where to go, should I just make it look boring and uninspired, or do I go for that extra mile and make sure that my resume has the content that is also backed up by design.

I'm really just seeking advice from people more experienced in the industry regarding this, so if you can share any pieces of advice with me I would be grateful.

Thank you!

reddit.com
u/StompyIsMood — 2 months ago