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I was looking to play Riftbound on TCG Arena to learn the rules and see how I like the game before investing in physical. I'm just wondering how things like passing priority and resolving combat are typically handled so the game flows smoothly. Do I have to type everything out? Is there any common etiquette I should know about before getting started?

I recently made it to the second round of interviews, where the VP of the company raised a couple of concerns about my experience and resume. I tried to address her concerns to the best of my ability during the interview, but I didn't make the third round and it left me wondering whether I should also adjust my resume in case others are rejecting me for the same reasons before even getting an interview.

1 - My extensive remote experience. This was an in-office position, and she was concerned about the fact that I've been working remotely since 2018.

2 - My personal business. She was concerned about potential conflicts in terms of commitment, as the position requires some overtime and occas

So, I sold my 3070 and was planning on buying an AMD 9070, but I'm starting to have second thoughts. I mostly play fighters (Granblue, Strive, VF5 REVO, Under Night in Birth), and strategy games (AoE 2 and 4, Dawn Of War 2 DE, upcoming Dawn of War 4 and TW 40k).

Occasionally I'll jump into CS2 and Dota 2.

I have a 240hz 1080p monitor. In hindsight, I should have just kept the 3070. Would the 9070 be overkill? Is there anything that would be a modest upgrade without breaking the bank?

OS: Pop COSMIC

CPU: i9 9900k

32GB Ram

I have to say, I'm extremely shocked and disappointed at how horrible the multiplayer experience has been on the Switch 2 thus far.

I experienced connection issues and a ton of lag during mini games in Mario Party Superstars, so I sold that and bought Jamboree instead, only to find out that it is impossible to find an online match in Jamboree.

Getting a match in Pokemon SV is hit or miss. Sometimes I have to search for 5+ minutes before finally getting into a game.

While it's easy to find a match in Super Smash Bros Ultimate, there's nearly a second's worth of input lag and constant buffering.

These are flagship titles that they're still charging full price for that either don't function

I've never played a Metroid game, so I don't have any frame of reference. I posed the same question about Zelda weeks ago and was told I was missing the point, so I ended up giving Breath of the Wild a try. Unfortunately, it's so easy it feels almost pointless to play, and I don't want to get burned again.

So, does Metroid Prime 4 Beyond pose a fun challenge? Does it actually require some brain cells to complete? Or is it just another Nintendo title designed to be beaten without any effort?

Do fulfillment associates have to work the cash register? I thought it would just be order picking and unloading.

I'm thinking about getting Tears of the Kingdom (or BotW) for the Switch 2 to play during a long train ride that I have coming up. But, I've never played a Zelda game, so it's hard to judge how good the game actually is. Based on the videos I've seen, the world seems incredibly empty with little action, almost no dialogue, and easy boss fights. So, from the outside looking in, the game seems extremely over-hyped. Am I wrong?

I hope it's ok to ask that here. I know the sub is mainly about how poor the graphics are on Switch 1 and 2, but I don't know where else to go for an honest gameplay review.

If I'm right, are there any other recommendations?

Thanks.

I think the game looks pretty good, but I haven't seen much about the MP side of things yet, which is primarily what I'm interested in playing. Is it too soon to ask for feedback on MP? Does the new system maintain strategic depth?

I just bought Scarlet a few weeks ago, my first Pokemon game since Red/Blue, so I'm not too pressed to get ZA right away. But it could be a fun change of pace if the MP is worth it.

I've incorporated the feedback I received after posting several months ago, but I'm still not having much luck. I feel my portfolio just isn’t strong enough yet, and until it is, I have to make do with what I have.

My main project is a web application I created for my SEO company. Since it’s a client-facing app that I use for my business, I think it’s appropriate, and potentially helpful, to list it under my professional experience. However, I’m not sure of the best way to format this. Here’s what I currently have; I’d greatly appreciate any feedback.

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I have full bars on my wifi connection and IPv6 disabled, yet I still can't finish a match online without the game eventually freezing and disconnecting. Just wondering if this is a common issue? Not sure what else I can do from my end.

Are you guys playing on a PC monitor, TV, or handheld? Motion controls? Joy-Cons or Pro Controller? I'm really curious to hear everyone's setup.

I recently bought a Switch 2 along with Splatoon 3 as one of my first games for it. I really like what the game has to offer, but holy heck, I'm having a rough time adapting despite being a huge fan of competitive shooters (mainly PC though). Are you guys able to aim well with the standard Joy-Cons and handheld?

Hi, I bought a Switch last week primarily to play Pokemon Scarlet. It's been great, but it's mostly a SP experience while I'm learning the game and building my team. Since I prefer playing online (with randoms), I'm really itching to try something MP. Are there any must-play Switch or console exclusive games you could recommend?

I already have Super Smash Bros Ultimate, but that has been unplayable online due to how laggy it is.

Mario Party looks super fun, so I was bummed when I found out that it's impossible to play online with randoms due to how its matchmaking works So I guess that's out of the question.

The Mario Strikers: Battle League demo is fun, but it's too hard to see what's go

I usually buy on PC, but the servers are always a huge mess with constant lag and disconnects, making MP virtually unplayable. Is it any better on Switch 2, or is this an issue across all systems?

I made an order through BestBuy and just realized that it's coming from a location that's an hour from my house. Is this normal for Roadie? I had no idea it was being shipped from a gig service, and from a location so far away. I feel horrible.

I write my resumes in Google Docs, download them, and then rename the file to "First Last Resume." However, I didn’t realize that the original Google Docs file name was being used as the document's title (despite renaming the file). So whenever a recruiter opens my resume, they see something like this:

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I can't post an example screenshot due to the strict moderation settings here. Basically, whenever the resume is opened, the browser or Adobe tab displays the Google Docs file name, which is currently "TRY FOR ONE PAGE COPY my name."

Some of them are really bad, "COPY OF COPY OF COPY __". I'm so embarrassed at how unprofessional this looks, and I've sent nearly 100 resumes like this