So I decided that due to the jump in difficulty in The Sim that I'd drop down to SCL 9 for this one and see how I get on.
Couple of observations:
- I completely forgot how much of a grind having to get through 6 times a node instead of 4 is
- While Grocket, Polaris and Kitty is good for SCL 10, I've actually found a non fully covered Shang, champed Karnak and Chavez stomps all over SCL 9
- I loved the 5* shards that I got in SCL 10 and only getting a smidgeon of that in 9 is tough to bear
So back to my question, I know that I have to live with my error but I've only ever played for progression so how much do I need to do just to hit max progression in SCL9?
So I am fairly new to SCL10 (only moved up in the last six months having started 2021 in SCL8)
My BRB is only lvl360 and so often the damage numbers I am putting out means that the winfinite team with either Th4nos or 1*juggs can take a long time to tap away and defeat the required 5* and the challenge node.
To mitigate my seriously short attention span I try to take the highest health enemy down to half the health of the lowest health enemy and keep swapping targets for mad titan's mercy in an attempt to finish all the enemies in the same turn using Skuttlebutt! It keeps me sane..... honest.
Anyone else do something this pointlessly stupid to try and make the challenge nodes on winfinite bearable?
Plus, what do the 25 and 65 mean?
I recently heard the base pay for RN's at SCL Health and UCH have increased after a market analysis. I wondered if anyone had the details. What is the % increase and new pay scale range. I'm asking because Denver Health is in the process of their own market analysis. I'm curious what these other hospitals have done.
How long does it take for you to beat each clear and grind of the challenge node on average? I know it depends on who are in the nodes, but I want to know an estimated range. To give you an example, your reply looks like this:
Clear 1: 45-50 seconds Clear 2: 60-70 seconds Clear 3: 80-90 seconds Grind 1: 100-120 seconds
Clear 1: Clear 2: Clear 3: Grind 1:
I spend between 90-120 seconds on average, not accounting for losses.
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Hi fam!
Got a solid full ride scholarship to study a masters in Anthro.
I never did anthro. And wondering here, how hard/easy is it to pickup?
Should I specialise in something? I love cultural and economical anthropology, but I heard that cultural anthro is useless in the job market. What are your thoughts?
Ive got a champed Polaris and Jugg, and up til this point ive been clearing SCL 7. Im working on champing Grocket, but my question is, will i be able to clear out the rewards in SCL 8, or even 9?? Thanks in advance!
Anyone has bio papers? Like can you share your school's prelim paper (it's fine if you cover ur scls name).drop it here people..it will help everyone
Greetings!
I am looking for a free solution to do the following:
Want to try Turkish makam on SOMA Dvina (fretless electroacoustic instrument).
I figured I need some visually understandable tuner with *.scl files support to check whether I am playing the right note. I recall I experimented with one years ago. It was simple: you load an *.scl file and it shows where you are on a grid. Can't recall it's name.
Any suggestions on tuner specifically and on how to learn to play makam, in general, are highly welcome!
Live long and prosper!
Further consolidation of hospital groups threatens patient affordability (or what’s left of it). Time after time, seen across the country, hospitals acquired by larger hospital groups result in higher costs due to increasing market share and supplier power. Hospitals leverage this power in their negotiations with insurance companies to increase rates on all of us patients.
Last year (2020) Intermountain reported NET PROFITS of $1.7 BILLION. Note both hospital groups are considered non-profits meaning they don’t pay federal taxes, state taxes, or local property taxes on any of their earnings.
Call your Reps in Congress and let them know that this is transaction is unacceptable and will hurt the Denver community.
Hey all, relative newcomer to MPQ here (less than a year playing). When I started, it could be challenging figuring out which SCL was optimal - the lovely New Player Guide notes that SCL level determines rewards for events, but rank also matters.
So if higher rank = better rewards, how to easily see when it's worth it? Is top 10 in SCL 7 better than jumping to SCL 8 and only hitting top 100 there? After a lot of time flipping between the in-game reward lists, I dropped it in a spreadsheet:
[MPQ SCL Rewards Comparison] (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/199TxFVYz4XapIOTSQpNcBey-_DYRXttULmvOtfSa2LA/edit#gid=1473555672)
Pick two sets of data -- say, SCL 7 Rank 10, vs SCL 8 Rank 100 -- and you can see the rewards. In that example, SCL 8 Rank 100 will get you 50 5★ shards, but will be an overall loss of 70 4★ shards. Depending on what content you're working on, you can decide what to target.
Note that this takes the overall combined totals of Progression and Rank rewards into account, and assumes you're able to clear full Progression. Additionally, there are different types of events: ones that introduce new 4★ and 5★ characters, and standard ones (everything else). Rewards vary across these event types (extra shards are granted in the intro ones). Enjoy! :)
