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Started a new commander run for the first time in a few years, used to play ironman. The enemy is consistently choosing my lowest hp soldier and running them down with all actions, or blowing up cover and using every action on the now flanked soldier.

Was the AI always this brutal and I just don't remember?

I'm playing a resto druid and starting to push 14/15s but I'm having trouble with tank healing, specifically DKs. If I pug into a demon hunter tank, I generally feel that tank healing will be a breeze, but most of the time, running high level keys with a DK is a nightmare because of how spikey their HP is. A big pull will have the DK doing 5k hps with good death strikes, but if things go even slightly off the rails I can't keep the tank up.

So I'm curious if this is a common issue for healers (maybe just for druids)? Is it just me? If anyone has some advice it'd be great, thanks a ton.

My friend has a sixth month old AKK with intense anxiety and social issues. She will scream non stop if left alone in the car, and becomes very mistrustful of her owner after light punishment, like scruffing, and will hide under the bed for hours. She's also very wary of strangers.

I'm wondering if these are common issues, and if so, what has worked for anyone as far as training or general treatment.

Thanks so much in advance!

Hello, and thanks in advance if you decide to read this.

Context: For about a year I've been struggling with a lot of fatigue. I generally fall asleep immediately, sleep for about nine hours straight, and wake up exhausted. Sleep study found apneas, but my specialist said they might not be significant enough to explain how poorly I'm feeling. I'm worried about those results, because I slept very lightly for the study, and woke up multiple times (which never happens).

My issue: the last two months it's been getting a lot worse. I sometimes wake up feeling (it's hard to explain, forgive me) dizzy and lightheaded as well as exhausted. It ruins my day. Is this something anyone has experien

I recently got very lucky and landed a great job in a new city, but not knowing anyone is causing me a lot of anxiety. Add to that I recently got rejected by an ex I still had a lot of feelings for, and I find myself comparing my life to that of others. I feel like I just don't know how to make friends and enjoy life the way some people do. Anyone go through this?

Apologies if this is inappropriate for this sub, but I'm looking for a keyboard to use at work and I haven't been able to find something I quite like. I don't want anything mechanical so I don't bother people nearby, and I don't want anything wireless.

My keyboard at home is a Microsoft Sidewinder X4 which I quite like, but it's $250 on amazon for some reason right now - when I bought mine it was around $60 iirc.

Anyway, some suggestions would be awesome! Thanks in advance.

This happened a while back, I hope that's not a problem. I've always been confused by it, though.

Context: The coffee shop I used to go to gave out a chip with your purchase, which you could put in a container that dictated where they would donate a small percentage of your purchase. At the time my then gf was studying optometry and is pretty passionate about the career.

Situation: One day we got coffee together and she noticed that I put my chip in a bin that had something do with homeless people, and there was another bin that had something to do with supporting an eye care clinic I think. Forgive me not remembering the details.

She said I should have donated to the clinic because she c

My top four soldiers just got captured after some prick officer blew up the floor beneath them. Can't decide if I should start over, keep going, or send each one left on solo suicide missions to make myself feel better.

I don't completely understand enemy behavior upon discovering a soldier. I thought that if my turn is over and an ayy patrols into me and discovers me, they get a move, but can't attack.

But just now, a patrolling sectoid wandered into my ranger, discovered him, and blasted him to bits. Anyone know the specifics of it?

edit: solved :)

What happened when XCOM stacked everything against you in the worst possible way?

I'll start - this just happened in my C/I run on the last mission.

###SPOILERS FROM HERE:

I had taken a grand total of five damage by the time I reached the final room. I used dimensional rift on six or seven dudes, including a viper that lived with 1 hp. That same turn, my ranger got mind controlled by an avatar.

On their turn, the viper pulled my avatar into the middle of the rift. He survives with 2 hp, and on the next turn my ranger runs up to him and crits him for 18.

Making progress with a C/I run (I'm not very good at the game), run an almost flawless guerrilla mission, skulljacking the officer and killing the codex with no losses. Game halts after loading screen.

Freak out a little bit, load a previous campaign save, reload C/I save, then this happens:

http://i.imgur.com/GbD3ahi.jpg

My soldiers have promotions, are uninjured, but the guerilla mission is still on the world map. At the squad selection screen, two of my troops are slumped over as if lightly injured. I'm sort of nervous to redo the mission.

I've been trying to start a C/I run in xcom 2 but I keep wiping in the early game by pulling multiple pods. I'm also seeing some weird detection - often I will move a second soldier up behind my ranger and somehow that one will alert a new pod although the ranger didn't.

Any tips for avoiding this? Should I be able to handle multiple groups at once, and I should try a lower difficulty?