u/papoluca40

To me this was a horrible decision by the director. It’s worse since it had ZERO repercussions within the manga either. This type of decisions made JJK felt childish to me.

As a contrast, this was the OST playing when Itachi had to kill his parents: https://youtu.be/U\_vI4U1q8eU?is=2Zjepig7MhwQg9I5

I’m currently in the B.S. Accounting program and I’m hitting a wall. I’ve already knocked out around 112 CUs (so my general business core like Micro/Macro, Marketing, Ethics, and Spreadsheets are totally done), but looking down the barrel of Intermediate Accounting I, II, & III (6 proctored exams alone), Cost Accounting, AIS, and Auditing is giving me massive test fatigue.

I’m 32, tired of being in school, and just want to get my bachelor's checked off so I can start applying for corporate/professional roles and move on with my life.

I’m looking to transfer to a general business degree where I can leverage Performance Assessments (PAs/written papers and case studies) rather than endless proctored Objective Assessments (OAs). PAs are much easier for me to accelerate through in a few days by just following the rubric, whereas high-stakes math/proctored OAs slow me down.
For those who have accelerated or transferred within the School of Business:

1. B.S. Business Management: Is this the smoothest transfer option from Accounting? How heavy are the upper-level classes on PAs vs OAs once the business core is complete?

2. HR Management vs. Marketing: Do these have a significantly higher ratio of PAs compared to general Business Management, or is it about the same?

3. Acceleration Speed: If you transferred into one of these programs with most of your core CUs already done, how fast were you able to knock out the remaining PA-heavy classes (like Change Management, Values-Based Leadership, Capstone, etc.) in a single term?

Would love to hear your experiences or advice on which path lets you write papers to the finish line the fastest. Thanks in advance!

Like Yamamoto, Suzuki, and the guys.... to add more star power to the league.

I know is no longer a yearly franchise, and more like every two years. Do we get continuous roster updates for two years until the next game? do they add the new players as we go along?

These guys can hit any pitch out FFS, is insane... I thought I was a good ass hitter until this eBaseball tournament.

I think i'll stick to the awesome offline modes.

https://preview.redd.it/1r6cyzh9okfh1.png?width=506&format=png&auto=webp&s=ab0aad1852eec0e5da71e48108e9270033080fed

Every Nintendo console gives people false hope in the beginning when they get a few ports.

The switch 2 already plays the 3rd party games horribly compared to the PS5/XSXz. Cyberpunk 30 fps are sub 1080p at times, Rebirth is a 25-30 FPS blurry mess.

The craziest part is that the switch 2 is part of the PS6/Helix generation. The gap in 3rd party games performance between the PS6 and the Switch 2 is gonna be insane.

You’re delusional if you think is gonna be enough to play 3rd party games in a few years. (Is not even a good option now). Switch 2 will probably get 30 FPS sub 1080p versions of these games, the PS6 will run them at 4k Upscaled with PSSR 3 at a minimum 60 FPS.

Nintendo console will once again fall in line as the Nintendo exclusives machine in less than 2 years. Perfect little second console… but never THE answer.