u/user-ibarelyknower

Referring to how when episode 3 dropped,the Internet was BOOMING about the show. Pointing out all the weird caveats of the other universe. And how all caveats lead to "Earth X".

If you completely disregard that phenomenon,and/or rewatch S2, it's such a mediocre season. Meaning the best part of the season,wasn't even the content in the season itself in a literal sense,but the engagement that was had when Episode 3 aired.

Unfortunately,the reveal of "Earth X" didn't remotely do anything for the plot other than "omg they're all racist! And there's only white people". We don't get a pay off with anything,due to how the season wraps up. We also don't spend much time in this universe. Another episode would've greatly helped the world building. There's a lot of talk and no show. This is partly due to this show only having 8 episode seasons.

Anyways,I miss Peacemaker. And It sucks we aren't gonna see Chris's fate anytime soon. By now ,if it was a regular ongoing streaming show,we would've gotten word of Season 3. Possible start or end of filming announcements,behind the scenes pics,etc. but sadly there isn't going to be a S3 .

TLDR - is there an official policy that states that helping/doing the job for the customer at self serve warrants a service fee?

For the customers who say "no,I want you to do it for me" regarding self serve printing,iirc we are to tell them "yes so if you'd like to have me do the job for you you will need to create an order with us and you will just pay the express fee to have it done in an hour. Otherwise,I cannot physically do the job for you at the self serve printer,as that would be a physical service per policy. I can however help you get started on the screen until you get to the printing directions". Or something along those lines.

Is this correct? This is what I been told since I started in Print. Furthermore,where can an employee find this info ? Or has it just been an "unspoken rule" at Staples? I'm very confused. Apparently its been leading to angry customers and reviews or what have you.

Was only scheduled a couple days this week, and ofc on my days off my manager tries calling me to ask if I'd like to come in for a shift. Like no wtf, I have a life outside of work you know. The days you don't schedule me for work, I either have family things to take care of,errands to run, or anything else. You don't have me scheduled that day? Shit,then that's a day I can schedule myself to do whatever I need or want, because that's how it works. I am not on your time when I am not on your time LMAO.

I understand the reason you're calling is most likely due to someone else calling off,but that's not my problem. The few times I've had to call off,you made me feel like shit and guilt tripped me to have me come in anyways. So no,I don't feel bad for not coming in. Maybe if you gave us all more hours by default,and more respect, people would call off less.

changed the "Owner" user of all my drives on my PC last night,and when I logged in today,it asked me to sign-in via security key or other methods.luckily I was able to sign in via text message code. But Now I can't make a sign-in PIN. It just displays a message and asks to Retry or Skip for Now. All I did yesterday was change the owner of my drives from "TrustedInstaller" to Adminstrator.

I literally just played it rn for the first time ever,and I got first place(16min20sec). The freerun mode from MW3 not only was more challenging in terms of platforming and puzzles,but you also had a shorter countdown timer(correct me if I'm wrong,it's been a while). I genuinely don't understand the complaints of difficulty on this sub

Edit: I don't understand why people came to the conclusion that I was bragging about/saying my time of 16min was "fantastic". I simply just stated my time that I finished with I simply was just stating that I feel Get High is a lot harder than Ascent. That doesn't mean this mode is NOT a challenge (obviously it is to many). I just feel a lot of people are overthinking it,and a good example of a much harder challenge is Get High.

P.s. seems a lot of you are having trouble with the wall jumps . You're supposed to move left and right while wall jumping. The game doesn't tell you this,nor would you ever really do this in Multiplayer. So it's sorta uncommon knowledge.

Ex: Wall jump on to left platform,as you touch the wall and are about to jump off of it,you're going to move to the right to go on to the next wall,and so on. Do NOT hold down the Right or Left directions ,or else you'll overshoot your jump.

Context/Background:

In fighting games,on a scale from 1-10,I am about a 4/5

(10 being EVO pro level,1 being a toddler).

I currently play Tekken 8(which is the game Im best at),Street Fighter 6, and 2XKO. I also own KOF XV,DF Duel,Granblue Rising(free version),and DBFZ(just recently got back into it,I am TERRIBLE).

Main Post:

I've never played a Fatal Fury game. But I did play a lot of KOF XV when it released(haven't played it much since). I mainly play Tekken 8 and SF6 right now. I see Fatal Fury CoTW is $20 for standard and on sale with all current DLC for $30.

I've watched a few videos,read a few posts about the game. Visually,just based off videos,it looks like a mix of Street Fighter 4 and KOF XV. Definitely closer to Street Fighter 4 in terms of gameplay(obviously correct me if I'm wrong).

Based on my background of FG's,and my skill level,would I enjoy this particular game? It's very easy for me to pick up an FG ,only to start finding it as a chore or a "job" in terms of trying to master the games mechanics and combos(looking at you DBFZ). Is this game simple and easy to get the hang of? How's the online community?

I really wish there was a demo so I could try it out.

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