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Hi, I’ve done 2/3 of big arcs killed, but in reality I killed several already. I think I’ve killed 3 leaders, 1 bastion and 2 rocketeers. For some reason the third arc is not counting, am I missing something?
I killed all with Jupiter, do I need to kill from another planet energy weapon?
When killing arcs I got exp for “destroying arc”, I am kinda annoyed at this point and not sure what to do

Hello!
I am visiting Poland soon, I’ll be flying to and from Warsaw Modlin Airport. I would like to rent a car, but I don’t have credit card, only debit card or cash. Is it even possible to rent without credit card?
I have Swedish debit card.
There are some local rental agencies (carfree.pl, modlincars.pl), they claim that there is no deposit. Is it true?
Thank you for your answers

AI translated from my native language as my English level is not that good.

I’ve been working in IT Support (L2/L3) for two years. I started preparing for the CCNA around February 1, 2026.

I used only Jeremy’s IT Lab videos, completed all the labs, and went through Anki flashcards. Around June 1, 2026, I finished everything except the Mega Lab at the end. It was simply too large to complete in one sitting, but I had no trouble with roughly the first 60% of it, so I decided I was ready even without finishing it.

I booked my online exam around that time, but it was canceled because of an issue with the exam application. I rescheduled it for July 3 and just waited. During that month, I mostly reviewed my Anki cards—I didn’t watch any more videos or use any other courses.

I also ordered Jeremy's "Acing CCNA" Volumes 1 & 2 as a way of thanking him for the course. He’s doing an amazing job for the community, and I have a lot of respect for the work he puts in.

My exam scores:

• Automation and Programmability – 75%
• Network Access – 90%
• IP Connectivity – 80%
• IP Services – 90%
• Security Fundamentals – 75%
• Network Fundamentals – 90%

My next goal is the RHCSA, but my senior colleagues have been recommending that I go for the AZ-104 first since it’s highly valued in the Nordic countries.

A few things I’d add:

1. Jeremy’s IT Lab YouTube playlist is more than enough to pass the CCNA. His books contain a bit more information and are more up to date, but the free playlist alone is sufficient.
2. The only video I barely paid attention to was Day 58 – Wireless Configuration. About 15% of my exam questions ended up being on this exact topic. I’m pretty sure that’s where most of the points I lost came from.
3. I wouldn’t recommend taking the exam at home. Something always seems to go wrong. Testing at a Pearson VUE center is much less stressful.
4. What probably helped me the most were the Anki flashcards. I was very consistent with them and almost never skipped a day. Whenever I had a few spare minutes, I reviewed my cards. I think a lot of that information is now permanently burned into my memory. Once again, huge thanks to Jeremy for putting together such a great set of flashcards.

If anyone has any questions, I’ll do my best to answer them, although I don’t think my CCNA journey was anything particularly unique.