Fairly self explanatory. I can get to the heart on asc 20 fairly consistently with all characters. But the amount of damage the heart does is so insane I can never block for enough. Any tips?
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This question sparked when my mum asked me if I was happy. I usually just reply "yeah all good" but this is the first time I've sat down and thought about it.
I don't remember the last time I've really felt elated. I usually just go through the day until it ends. I think I'm content but I can't remember the last time I was joyous.
Is being happy like that just a product of movies/TV that people copy or does anyone actually feel like that?
I've seen people receive good news or received a gift they like and I can see how excited it's making them. But I don't think I've ever had this reaction naturally and I thought it was more of a sit-com/movie trope and not really something adults really did.
If either of those scenarios happen to me, I always say the right things and put on the face but I honestly have zero emotional reaction. My mum asks in passing quite frequently if I'm "happy" and I always say yes but I don't exactly know what it means.
I don't mean feeling good in a hedonistic sense like when you've been drinking, but just an honest to god "wow this makes me happy, I'm glad this happened". It feel like I'm just emul
TIL that Sweden haven't released any crime statistics broken down by immigrant status or origin since 2005. Since then, Swedish criminologists and politicians have made sure that no new statistics have been released.
nationalreview.com/article/445237/sweden-crim...I know that tanking increases your chances of a higher draft pick to MAYBE draft a superstar. But for me it really makes watching a team actively trying to lose a real drain. Why would you pay money to watch a team not give a shit. Superstars aren't everything.
If any of you watch soccer, you'd see that last year against literally every single fucking odd, Leicester City were the Premier League (Highest League of English footbal) champions. This is made more impressive by the fact that they were one of the likeliest teams that year to get relegated to the lower league (for this to happen, you need to be in the bottom three teams out of 20).
I know they're completely different sports, but I
