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My kitten is a little over a year old, she does things she recognizes she shouldn’t and I don’t know how to stop her. She has a cat tree and numerous cardboard scratching posts around the apartment but she insists on trying to claw at the wooden wall, we rent and that is kind of a no no. She also claws at the couches, she’ll get on top of surfaces like tables and tv stands to paw things off and break them.

I realize a lot of it can be she wants something and is looking for attention but she does it when she has food and water, I’ll give her attention and pet her/try playing with her but she’ll get bored and leave just to go do the before mentioned things. She knows she shouldn’t and she’ll

I really wish that when both your teammates quit the game that you’d get the once per night self-resurrect feature. Not only would it give me a bit of leeway with the end of day bosses but it also would get rid of the idle downed animation waiting for someone to ressurect you, which would save time. People say the game will scale down health of bosses but I’m still not great at the game and I’m trying to do Ironeye’s second remembrance quest. I had a great run too where I got 18% bonus lightning holy and fire affinity passives and I was off handing a 9% lightning damage boost weapon, I got the nightlord to half health but died because I’m not super familiar with his moveset and didn’t find a

I’m learning the piano and haven’t quite found a teacher that is taking on students at the moment so I’m self taught so far. In sheet music notation a Csus4 is notated in a specific way where the f key is slightly adjacent to the other keys being played at the same time, why is that? Normally when multiple keys are played at the same time they’re all directly over/under the others on the sheet music but a Csus4 doesn’t follow that. I understand instead of playing the normal CEG you play a CFG but is there anything unique or special about a Csus4 other than just playing one key differently? Why is it notated differently on sheet music? Is the timing slightly different or do you still play all

I haven’t played the DLC yet and I beat Elden Ring like a year or two ago, so I decided to restart on a fresh character and this time around learn how to parry before attempting the dlc blind. I can parry the beginning mobs easily now, I’ve figured out how to parry the bloodhound knights, spear users, etc. I haven’t gone to storm-veil castle yet but would really like to get the hang of parrying the Kaiden Sellswords. I’ve not been able to get close and I’m sure it’s just my timing and I’ll get it eventually by continually trying but I was wondering if there was just a general rule of thumb of what is parryable and what isn’t? Like are ashes of war and specialty sword skills parryable or is i