As the title suggests, what’s the best multiplayer game. It also needs to have a very good community where it’s easy to find groups to play with. Actual groups where people converse, not random drops like most multiplayers games.
What’s a good monk deck and what talents on all the cards? And what’s a good hero to run with it? I don’t have kobold, dark moloch, franky, twins, Valkyrie, truffle, twilight ranger or wukong.
I used to love shooters but I’m getting old and don’t have the time to get competitive. I love playing world of Warcraft but it seems to have gotten a bit redundant and too easy to min max every season. I fell in love with Schedule 1 but that good repetitive quickly. Anyone have suggestions for something that has a good multiplayer experience or something addictive to play solo?
Can you help me with a deck as a returning player? If I upgrade cards which should they be? I can max my scrapper in my current deck but is it worth it? Same thing with the heroes? What spells/artifacts should I aim for? Do I blast everything into the perk upgrades? For context, the last time I played was when Treabt was released.
Here’s my take at homemade wings. I covered them with Bad Bones BBQ Mad Chicken seasoning. Grilled at 400 for 20 minutes each side in a pellet grill. Tossed in Franks with garlic and extra cayenne.
I hate the weight and bulk a case adds to the phone. Is the phone safe with a screen protector and camera protector? Obviously leaving out the scuff and scratches the phone can get.
Is anyone looking for a resto druid to push to 3400 with? I'm currently sitting at 3200 and looking for a more steady group. I can get some games in during the day but I am also available nights at 9pm EST. If I play at night I can stay on until 11-12.
so it's that time of year and my manager basically told the whole team we need AI baked into our goals. cool, sure, i get it. except now I'm sitting here trying to write something and everything comes out sounding fake.
like I've used AI for stuff. thrown code at it, had it help me summarize threat intel when i didn't have time to read a wall of text, used it to rubber duck some detection logic. but do i have some polished workflow i can point to and say "yes i am leveraging AI strategically"? absolutely not lol.
i think what's tripping me up is i don't want to write something that sounds good now and then haunts me in end of year when my manager asks how it went.
has anyone actually written a solid AI goal for a technical role that held up? or even just advice on how to frame where you're starting from without it sounding like you're behind? been in security a few years, feel good about my work, just genuinely bad at this part.
any help appreciated. even just "stop overthinking it" is valid at this point.
I'm still new to hunting but I want to give bow a shot this season. Mainly to stay out of the 0 degree weather 😄. Is there much of a learning curve to use/practice a crossbow? Do I also need to invest in a range finder? Do typically wait for your prey to get within ~40 yards to take a shot? Is there anything else I should know that I'm not asking?