Relatively new player, keep hearing about these two classes being unkillable to the point I'm considering them for cw3
I prefer mechanically simple classes like Kanna and suck at bossing so the idea of being "unkillable" sounds appealing
I just don't really understand what gives them that unkillable status though
I've been working as a junior developer for 4 months and hate it to be honest... graduated business data analytics undergrad, learned coding myself, did some solid projects for businesses and finally landed a role after ~1.5years of effort.
To be frank, Its been absolute hell after the first month...
I just get chewed out and interrogated by my senior every other day, struggle to understand their massive codebases across multiple projects and feel lost with the heavy push for using ai, claude, mcps, skills, agents, etc...
The role expectations are also well above my cap, I'm expected to be given a direction (aka look at x feature) then determine what needs to be done there to improve/fix/update it myself.
Asking questions is also frowned upon with heavy emphasis on individual work (small team so it makes sense)
While the role is remote and I love coding/building solutions... I can't imagine doing this for years.
Much rather find a role that pays my bills, save me some money and leaves me mentally free after 5pm.
There's other aspects of my life I want to grow in, not just chronically be in "catch up" mode all day every day.
I'm still young, open to learning and growing. Curious if there's some other roles that require technical expertise without developer hell side of things.
How has the experience been gaming on a lite with a weaker chipset and 8gb ram?
I'm heavily considering picking up the Lite or Base, primarily playing up until 3ds with up-scaling or maybe Wii-U titles. No switch or pc games at all.
Pro is definitely out of budget for me, and Base is really pushing it. The USD to CAD conversion is brutal unfortunately 😭
Lite seems like the perfect fit, but there's a lot of mixed opinions about it.
Want to hear it from people who actually own and use it.