u/XenonTeio

So I beat the campaign, level 82. Bassicslly I just want to go through all the dlc I have, all the new PQ's, I wanna go through it all but I wanna make myself max level ish or at least a higher level but I swear the game is making it impossible

First I was told I need to start grinding Elite Mission 17 to get the levels & TP medals needed. Ok, sounds good. Had to go through all the elite missions before that but it's fine

Grind Elite Mission 17 is the goal, realize I'm getting only 15ish tp medals and not really much experience? Ok, so now I need to get a super soul that gives 3x experience, ok!

Let's get it.......nope nvm. Can't buy in shop, not a drop from PQ's....ok next option is use a custom character with the soul in order to do so

.....strongest option to make the grinding fastest would be...gogeta! Ok let's go about figuring out how to get him.....ok possibly at a random chance maybe from crystal raids.....which aren't really possible because when I go online to play with anyone for anything, it says nothing available (I'm on PC btw)

So my next best option is goku....which would still be a lot slower and my grind would take a long time.

So what I'm trying to ask is:

1. Am I missing a simpler and faster way to actually get to max level and such? My understanding is that the elite missions grind is best since you use a combination of 3x experience & using tp medals to level up

2. Why is there nobody online for anything on PC??? Every mission I try, shows nobody, is the game dead and I don't know?

Currently 3/4months into my ontario articling term and it's been alright so far, though I can tell it's wearing on me a bit and such so I was just curiously looking into the time-off policy.

From what I can tell, the time-off policy for articling students is super strict?

- "Time Off means any Business Day on which a Candidate does not perform articling placement duties, and includes Study Days, vacation days, sick days and personal days"

- "The Law Society will recognize a maximum of 10 business days off within an articling placement. The length of articles will remain the same regardless of whether you choose to take the maximum allowable time off."

Ok so 10 days for....anything. Not amazing but ok, but then I saw that we have amounts of days we can use for study for the bar exams! Yay, but...

- "Candidates writing the solicitor or barrister licensing examination during the articling placement are entitled to up to seven business days without any articling placement duties for their first attempt of the barrister exam and up to seven business days for their first attempt at the solicitor exam. This includes any days taken to write a licensing examination."

- "Note that these days count towards the candidate's recognized time off. This means, for example, that a candidate who takes the maximum of 14 days off for both licensing examinations will have to add four additional business days to the end of the placement term."

So, means 10 days, for if you get sick, personal emergency, study for bar exams, mental health, or anything else at all that makes you unable to work.

And with that in place, let's say you do go over the 10 days (maybe got sick for 5 days and need 7 days to study for example), the place you article for isn't exactly required to keep you on till you finish either right? They could easily just say no at that point and you're stuck with a few days left of articling that nobody could for sure give?

Just wanna check if this is the scenario I'm understanding, just wanna know for sure I understand it well before I do anything 😅