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I remember, in the original version of KH 2, that if you entered and exited the "peak" in the Pride Lands, hundreds of Rapid Thrusters would spawn each time. It was one of the best areas to level up in the entire game.

I've reached a point in my play through of 2.5 where I was ready to try this method out again. After beating the initial set of Thrusters that spawned when I entered the area, I left and then re-entered it, and only one spawned. I then went back to the world map, re-entered Pride Lands, re-entered the map, and once again, only one had spawned. Am I forgetting to do something, or is this leveling up method completely dead?

I finally got to watching heroes this month, finished season 1 in about a week, and I really enjoyed it. I should have started watching it much earlier. I've heard that the show progressively gets worse though. Does the show ever get as compelling as season 1 was? Thanks!

I'm looking for a breadth course to balance out my courseload for Fall quarter of next year, and this class fits into my desired schedule. I've heard from people that this class is fairly easy, but I just wanted to re-affirm on here. Anyone know of any other breadth courses that are fairly easy? Thanks for any input!!

I've been looking into potential apartments to live in, and Sterling Highlander came up as an option. I've heard mixed things about UV Towers and straight up terrible things about Grand Marc, but nothing really about Highlander. I'll probably have to use their roommate matching service since I don't have anyone to room with. It'll probably cost me around $760/mo as well, so for that price, should I look into it a bit more? Thanks for any input!

Like a lot of people on this subreddit, I'll be a freshman in college(I'll be majoring in Electrical Engineering) in September, and I'm looking for an affordable laptop for basic needs, such as typing papers, browsing the web, possibly programming(I've never programmed in my life, but I'll be beginning to learn once school starts), and other miscellaneous things. I came across a Dell Inspirion 15.6" laptop at Bestbuy, and it's on sale for $279.99. I also found a Toshiba Satellite 15.6" laptop for $379.99. Both have 4GB of RAM, but the Inspiron comes with a 320GB HD, while the Satellite comes with a 500GB HD. My budget is between $300-$450, so these fall perfectly within the price range, but

So I got my AWPE results and I was placed in English 004. I'm feeling bummed out right now seeing as how I'm now a quarter behind everyone else without even starting college yet. I'm majoring in Electrical Engineering, so will this, in any way, affect my status in my major? Thanks for any advice, highlanders!

Hey CSULB redditors! I'm going to have to decide between CSULB, UCR, and Cal Poly Pomona(if they accept me in time) for Electrical Engineering. I was wondering if anyone on this subreddit, specifically, majors in EE. How do you guys like it? Are classes extremely difficult to get? Is graduating in 4-5 years plausible?

Hey guys! I got accepted into the BCOE in February. UCR has always been my second choice behind Cal Poly Pomona. CPP hasn't accepted me, yet, and if they don't by next Monday, I've decided that I'm going to SIR at UCR. I was just wondering if anyone on here, specifically, attends, or attended, UCR for engineering. I appreciate any help!