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I was writing and sending msges to ME section in whatsapp and now all of the sudden it all went missing???? Years of notes missing! WHY? How to fix it!

Tražim preporuku za more do otprilike 3,5 sata vožnje od Zagreba.

Bitno mi je:

• da nije prevelika gužva
• da ima neki dobar hotel (ne apartman)
• da je more lijepo i čisto

Noćni život mi uopće nije bitan, više tražim miran odmor, kupanje i da imam gdje pojest stogod.

Imate li neko mjesto koje biste preporučili?

Vozio sam se nakon utakmice HR-GANA, znaci oko 1 po obilaznici, vozim po ogranicenju u desnoj traci svjestan da bi moglo biti svakakvih vozaca na cesti i svijestan svog umora.

Nailazim polako na kamion, u retrovizoru vidim svijetla auta u daljini, krecem u preticanje kamiona i lagano ubrzavam, međutim onaj auto koji je bio u daljini se stvorio iza mene jako brzo, sjeo na trubu i konstantno blicanje, prestrojim se desno nakon sto sam obisao kamion, on me obilazi, gledam, vidim balavac s brokula frizurom, on ispred mene i pocinje kociti namjerno, za brzinu nisam siguran ali bila je veca jer smo dosta vec bili ispred kamiona rekao bi 130+ , do tog da se kamion vec dosta priblizio, i onda je dao gas i ubrzao.

Prvo pitanje je tko je ovdje u krivu? Ja koji nisam dovoljno brzo preticao ili on koji je naletio 180 ili vise

Moguce da ja nisam dobro procjenio brzinu kojom je on dolazio prema meni, međutim, mene zanima sto bi vi napravili u situaciji da je doslo stvarno do zaustavljanja vozila ispred vas, ne bitno u ovom slucaju ili negdje kroz grad, sto se smije poduzeti, imam suzavac u auto, smijem li ga pospricati, smijem li se braniti odnsono fizicki ga napasti ako izadje iz auta i dode do mene ili pocne unistavati moj auto?

I am looking for an ARPG that is not too overwhelming and lets me adjust the difficulty if possible.

The biggest thing for me is that I want to spend my time actually playing the game instead of constantly reading guides or watching videos.

For example, I tried Path of Exile 2 and it was just too much for me. The item system felt overwhelming, all the crafting and modifiers confused me, and the huge skill trees were exhausting. I do not want a game where I have to stop every 30 minutes to Google what is good, which build to play, or how to make my character work.

I also do not really care about the story or lore. I just want fun gameplay with satisfying combat and good progression.

At the same time, I do not want something that is completely shallow. I would still like enough depth to experiment and make my own build without feeling like I am ruining my character because I did not follow an online guide.

As a bonus, I would actually prefer something that is not too dark in terms of atmosphere or setting.

Does a game like this exist? What ARPG would you recommend for someone who wants to sit down, play, and have fun without needing a second monitor full of guides?

I play killjoy very well in defense, I watch always setups for plants, mix them up, generally I stop pushes or get kills with molly, but once I get to attack I feel like only way to use my toolkit is in post plant and I follow team around, but I was wondering what do you guys do in attack with killjoy?

Also, bonus question, is killjoy good agent to spam on every map?

Has anyone else noticed situations where it feels like premades have a disproportionate impact on reports?

I recently had a match where I was playing against what seemed to be a 3-stack plus another player from same country who all started flaming me after we began losing. I made the mistake of responding instead of muting them, so I understand that part was on me.

What I'm more interested in discussing is whether Riot's reporting system accounts for coordinated reports from premades. Do multiple reports from players queued together carry the same weight as independent reports?

I'm not appealing my punishment. I know I should have muted them. I'm just curious how the system is designed and whether other players have experienced something similar.

Firstly few lines about me, when I played at beginning of valorant I peaked diamond 1, now that I've come back after few years, I would like to return to diamond or push even higher. After completing placment matches I was put in gold 1 and managed to get in plat 1 in couple of weeks. I am satisfied with that cus that was some kind of adjustment period, getting my aim back, getting general feel back etc.

Now I also found my role, it is sentinel ( I will put picture why in comments ), I mostly play killjoy or vyse and I keep chamber and sage as wild cards

Since I am still in low elo here are few questions I have:

1. When I started there was always saying to unbind crouch because it is bad, recently while watching some guides and tips and tricks on yt, I learned people use crouch to commit sprays or to tap it when firing sometimes to mess with cross placement on enemies. Is it good or bad to use it? And at which elo do you get benefit of using crouch taps in firefights
2. Almost same as previous questions but about ADS, when do you use it and how do you use it?
3. Should you lurk with killjoy and vyse? If yes, what is your tactics for lurking? Also any tips and tricks on how to be better with them is welcome ( I do keep watch videos for setups and stuff )
4. I feel like I play much better at attack, because when I pick corners I almost always kill someone, but when I hold corner I almost always get killed, I guess its because I am static, but I am not sure how to fix that, any tips on how to hold corners properly? Also when to pick wide, short etc.
5. Is it better just to lock what you main (sentinels) or play what team needs? Also, I feel like when I play for example duelist I expose my self more, take more risk and fights, generally feels like training aim more, is sentinel good to play long therm to get better in game?
6. Should you spent time on this rank to learn lineups with killjoy on this ranks or just keep playing game and learn that on higher ranks? Is there benefits of that in this rank at all
7. Do you get any benefit of playing with duo/trio or is it better to grind solo generally? Also if someone is willing to push rank without getting toxic/raging with general intent to get better and communicate, shoot me a dm

Thanks !

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Od nedavno gledam sto se nudi na trzistu i posaljem cv za nesto sto mi zapne oko, i sad vec vise puta mi se dogodilo da me recruiter zove na onaj prvi preliminarni intervju upoznavanja i dogovori vrijeme bez da je trazio da ispunim neki form kada sam slobodan ili nesto, uglavnom dobijem poziv na intervju i odmah dogovoreni datum sto je u vecini slucajeva nemoguce izvesti jer si na poslu u to vrijeme, pa ponudim vise datuma na dane kada bi trebala bit manja guzva pred kraj radnog vremena ili slucajno ako imam slobodan dan i na to dobijem samo ignore i dogovoren termin ponovo za razgovor u neko random vrijeme od recruitera koje mi ne pase

Jel to danas praksa? Kako bi trebao promjeniti posao ako sam u radnom odnosu? Treba li se kloniti takvih firmi? Pogotovo ne znam koliko ce biti onda izvedivo ako ce traziti intervju uzivo tokom radnog vremena, trebao bi potrositi cijeli godisnji samo za razgovore?

Kako je raditi u super technologies kao developer? Vidim stalno njihove oglase aktivne pa ne znam jel se isplati prijaviti ili ne

I've been trying to find an RTS that gives players a bit more freedom to experiment with different builds, races, or factions without getting instantly punished for every small mistake.

To explain what I mean, I'll use an example. I only play PvP and online. Singleplayer doesn't really interest me.

I remember the good old days when I was a kid playing Stronghold. It was mostly offline skirmish, but I loved building walls, developing my economy, expanding my city, and eventually creating a huge army for an epic battle at the end.

Now fast forward to today. I've been playing Northgard, and I genuinely think it's a great game. My issue is that it often feels like you have to follow a specific build order, and if you're not playing a rush build while your opponent is, you can get stomped very quickly. A lot depends on how fast someone clears and expands, and sometimes even how the map tiles roll.

Don't get me wrong, I like Northgard. I'm not criticizing it.

What I'm looking for is an RTS where I have a bit more room to breathe. A game where I can try different strategies, set up my economy at my own pace, and not feel like I have to keep track of 500 things at once. Something more relaxed, but where the battles are still epic and exciting. Ideally a game where falling behind doesn't automatically mean the match is over and where comebacks are actually possible.

Does anything like this exist right now? Or are there any upcoming RTS games that seem to fit what I'm describing?

At the moment I'm keeping an eye on Dawn of War 4, even though I've never played a Dawn of War game before. From what I've seen, it looks interesting and possibly closer to what I'm looking for. I played the Scouring it is amazing game for me, but there is basically never more then 50 player online at the game, so population is very low

Any recommendations?

Susjedinog psa su prije par mjeseci napali i izgrizli 2 psa od neke srednjoskolke, vidio sam inace te pse, uvijek trce okolo bez povodca, a susjeda svog uvijek drzi na povodcu. Dok se to događalo doticna se smijala s prijateljicom sa strane dok je ova pokusavala zastiti svog psa.
Da ne duljim, pas se oporavio, ona je zvala bila policiju ali pojeo vuk magare.

E sad mene zanima sto se moze poduzeti u takvim ili slicnim slucajevima.

Naprimjer, sto se moze poduzeti u ovom slucaju ili drugi primjer koji me zanima, sto bi se dogodilo da ja imam psa na lajni i neki drugi pas koji nije na lajni mu priđe ili ga napadne i moj ga izgrize

Nedavno sam poceo igrati ponovno Valorant pa trazim ljude za opusteno igranje, bez ljutnje, spremne na kordinaciju s ciljem da se dignemo u ranku.
Trenutno sam gold 2, prije par godina kada sam igrao, dok nije jos dosao ascendant sam uspio doci do diamond-a
Zbog obaveza i posla, mogu igrati par puta tjedno poslije posla/navecer, 2-3 matcha

Ako je netko zainteresiran, neka se javi

As title say, suggest me most fun and strong pokemon in unit license selection box for solo q push on ranked and tell me a bit about it

I played on release and now that I came back to grind for specific pokemon I want, shock, I cannot buy pokemon that I want. I see they implemented progress for predefined pokemons, so my question is, obv it is worse system because I cant unlock what I want, but is it faster unlocks in general now or even longe?

Hi all,

So yesterday I "played" WotR first time. We were just following playtrough from BGG between 2 players, we didnt play per se. We get general flow but there is so much little rules that we would have missed if we played solo or still do not understand.

I was thinking setting up WotR java on my pc and trying to play there, but I have question regarding client, will client "teach" me how to play by not letting me do illegal moves or lets say highlight what I can do in some way?
Also, is there even people that are willing to play with newbies like us?

I played pokemon unite on mobile when it came out, now when I installed it back, i see so much stuff you need to have to be able to play ranked properlly, idek what is the name of that but you need to have some kind of 10 pokemon circle things maxed out, you need to have in battle prep lvl 30 items, how long till you aquire this now?

There are some things in Valorant that I just cannot explain no matter how much I think about it

One of the biggest ones for me is how certain Vandal skins completely affect my aim. I swear I can play well with one skin and then suddenly feel like I am missing everything with another. It is not even about visuals only. It feels like if the shooting sound does not feel right my aim gets worse. Almost like my brain is tied to the audio feedback of the gun and depending on that I either play really well or really badly.

Another weird thing that happens to me quite often is performance that completely flips between halves. For example I was playing Fade on Pearl and I had twenty kills on attack and everything felt perfect. Then the moment defense starts I suddenly cannot get a single kill the entire half. Same player, same match, same focus, but completely different result and I do not understand why that happens.

Do you guys have anything similar that you just cannot explain in Valorant?

So when I press tab in game I see im first in my team but in the end of game I am not match MVP, match MVP is second person with more point then I have. Since I am noob, I was wondering how it that score calculated? What I need to do to have higher score and get more RR or lose less RR

I own War of the Ring but I still haven’t opened it yet because realistically my girlfriend and I never manage to find the time for it. Every time we want to play something, a shorter and lighter game ends up hitting the table instead. The whole “6 hour epic session” thing is a bit intimidating, and honestly all the rules scare us a little too.

Another problem is that we currently live in a pretty small apartment, so we can’t really leave a giant game set up on the table and continue another day.

That said, I recently found a friend who is interested in trying War of the Ring, and we already agreed we’ll eventually do a full all nighter session for it. (Not sure if it will happen or not, but we will see)

Now I’m wondering if it makes sense to buy The Battle of Five Armies first as a sort of introduction to the system.

What I mean is:
Battle of Five Armies is shorter, so maybe my girlfriend and I would actually get it to the table more often, learn the core mechanics, and then later transition into War of the Ring more comfortably.

My main questions are:

How much easier is Battle of Five Armies compared to War of the Ring?

If we learn Battle of Five Armies first, roughly how much of that knowledge transfers into War of the Ring? Like 30%? 50%? More?

Will learning it make War of the Ring significantly easier to approach?

I found a brand new sealed copy for 70€, which seems like a decent price, so I’m tempted.

Also, what’s your general opinion on both games?

How balanced are they?

I’ve read that the Free Peoples in Battle of Five Armies are not under nearly as much pressure as they are in War of the Ring.

Do the two games feel different enough to justify owning both long term, or does one eventually replace the other?

Basically I’m trying to figure out whether this idea actually makes sense, or if I should just stop overthinking it and jump directly into War of the Ring.

Would love to hear opinions from people who played both.