This question is more general than Cardano, but I'm posting it here since I'd appreciate the input of this community.
In regards to building a decentralized app, one concern (to my understanding) is that to participate in a blockchain network you need to own the the coin (ADA, here) in order to pay fees for each transaction. So any consumer app needs to ensure its users own their native coin upfront in order to participate? This would be less of a problem if the asset was less speculative, but making users (who are non-tech, crypto enthusiast) own a volatile currency upfront is not just pay-to-play, it's risk-to-gamble.
As an alternative, you could have user buy the coin at the moment of participation (similar to buying a coins in a crypto exchange). But that limits many use-cases that would be better suited by micro-transactions.
One other possibility I just now considered while writing this, is that the given app could buy a bunch of coins upfront basically lending these assets until users pay their app fees via their chosen method. But this just puts the risk on the app designer, basically forcing them to take on similar monetary risk as currency exchanges.
Are these solutions to this problem? Is it discussed anywhere I can read about? Anything wrong in my above understanding?
I think I just sidestepped this Hwoarang's literal entire movelist. Like the man could not stop pushing buttons but like none of it hit. Like people are always saying to do that against Hwo but it's like it all makes sense now. He hit me with a backlash tho.
Also I just hit fujin with her mainly doing just poke into sidestep. No one can stop it. The other guy did a thing but she was already way the fuck over there. Discovered why her fast counter hit tools aren't great, she's meant to use her sidestep in place of that. U know, considering that, Lili is not a horrible character. She still linear though.
I'm laughing a little while typing this out, even though it is in no way funny: okay so we're ALL FAMILIAR with the whole picking arguments for dopamine thing. Drives me fucking wild, and it's so hard not to take the bait but so exhausting to take it? Literal devil and deep sea. ANYWAY I read a comment in another thread about just shrugging your shoulders and leaving it... i mean it obviously wont work for all fight-picky-moments but I'm so determined to end this year on a more positive note that I'm wondering: has this worked for anybody?
I'm thinking of shoulder shrugs, "mm-hmm"'s, and lots of 'okay sure"'s ... my DX medicated spouse's current thing is casting a wide net - if I wont hit the bait on this one, here's another pokey and painful pinch...but what if I just don't bite?!
I want to teach backwards and sidestep heel. He can do "back up" walking backwards but I want to have him follow me in heel without any additional commands, even if I move backwards or sidestep.
For backwards do I just lure him and gentle push the treat into him for him to move backwards with me?
For sidestep I guess I cant just lure him because he will walk towards me from the side. How do I get him to side step with me. Do I need to teach him to side step first on its own, then add it in the heel command?
I don’t know why it’s takin me this long to realise this, even though I’ve been playing for 2 and a half years, but why do all the SSJ2 Gohans not make a sound when they sidestep?
