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I used to love grinding dungeons in WoW especially later in an expansion where you just steamroll everything and there's a nice continuous patterned flow to everything. If I had to put my finger on it think I liked the the pacing and rhythm of it without having to think a lot once you've done it a few times and I'm looking for that feeling again.
Few things:
- Doesn't have to be multiplayer
- A nice difficulty progression would be nice
- No genre preference
- Would be tempted to buy BFA and play WoW again, I got fed up of the daily grind in the last two expansions if you can make a case for positive changes since legion and Warlords then I'd be interested in hearing them.
- Don't care abou
Good morning,
I'm going over my fourier series class notes and can't understand where the 6/nPi comes from in step 3 of the a^n calculation comes from.
Can someone point me towards how to calculate this and what thought process I should be using to deal with this in the future?
Thanks.
I'll give a bit of a preamble, I skip the dialogue in pretty much every game I play and usually the cinematics too because I have limited time, hence the title. I am however willing to give a big RPG another shot.
I lean more towards action-y style RPGs ME2 and ME3 being prime examples so would say I would prefer games in that kind of style, with character customisation, loadouts, skill trees etc.
I have Fallout 3 and 4 but have lost my saves for both and don't want to commit to putting another 15+ hours to get back to where I was. I didn't particularly enjoy Skyrim. I've played through borderlands and have done as much as I want to in them.
Shadow of Modor/Mad Max/Batman (older ones) we
Howdy I'm having a bit of a nightmare understanding this example question and the answer provided
I follow the solution all the way up to where it states sqrt(10) can be calculated from P2(x) with x = 1. Why have they chosen x as 1?
In other examples they've used the following: sqrt(14) x taken as -2 sqrt(23) x taken as -2 sqrt(18) x taken as 2
Any help would be appreciated!
I'm typed as an infj and am pretty introverted, but I have certain more extrovert type things I do that don't make me freak out.
I used to be in a band and like singing to crowds (have done it in front of hundreds before). I also like public speaking about things that I'm passionate about such as education.
What extrovert things do you do that you think is out of mostmost infjs or introverts comfort zone?
I've been reading about feedback in amplifiers and the second line of this rearrangement has me a bit stumped.
I'm guessing the first step taken is to expand the brackets? So you can get the AVi and the AB term but where does the 1 come from?
If someone could break it down into the steps taken it would help a lot.
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