>maintaining a steady training routine to grow strength and vitality stats to deal and tank damage better (strict lifting/cardio routine for muscle growth and stamina increase)
>learning new combat maneuvers to better protect my party (learning MMA)
>sticking close to my party, maintaining my auras and taunts to keep them safe (being protective, imposing and responsible when hanging out with my friends)
>meditating after battle to cleanse all negative effects (coping with intrusive thoughts after a rough day)
>always doing quests for my guild to gain exp and improve relations (helping my friends and family whenever possible)
>learning new lore and improving my intelligence stat (reading and writing more)
>seeking out new party members in the distant realms (building and maintaining new connections with people outside of my shitty town)
>buying and equipping right gear for right occasion (being IST)
>learning high level recipes to restore vitality and increase stats (learning how to cook to fit my macros)
>ensuring to get as much rested exp as I can every time I log off (getting at least 7 hours of sleep a night)
Who else tankmaxxing?
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Didnt read but lifting is quite similar to RPGs. Crazy
Based. keep /fit nerdy
>halfway through the game
>been slow progress, working on a Paladin build (medicine)
>good Charisma, Con, healing abilities
>recently started multi-classing Wizard, trying to stay in academic medicine or teaching position
>daily grind of studying, including texts on teaching and learning, trying to raise Int
>lifts going up, finally doing Cardio again, better Str and Con
>more time in nature, prayer, Wis rising
>long term relationship, will have kids. The ultimate campaign buff
RPG bros, advice on scouting a job? I haven’t had to find a job since starting med school in ‘17. Specifically, what tools can I use to look up salary ranges?
Also, advice: you can never buff Char too high. It’s a skill you have to practice every day. Additionally, it doesn’t seem obvious, but cooking is a great Char buff. People love food, you get to enjoy it, and money saved by cooking rather than eating out basically unlocks other skills.
Any advice on studying and applying for IT jobs? I hate pretty much each and every modern job but I've had a year of neetdom and it has to change
How to apply the rpg mindset to that
Paladín bro responding. As I said, I’m in medicine, but my wife is in tech (changed from a previous career in something extremely not-computers, had a bachelor’s in the liberal arts, but DID have a strong background in math), my sibling is in tech (was always into machines, electronics, coded in high school), and another sibling (no tech background, just talked her way into a job and worked well with others). My wife picked her training program based on its networking ability; she then buckled down, cobbled together pre-requisite courses from online classes across the country, and within 15 months had an advanced degree in hand and a six-figure job at a Fortune 100 company. My sibling is not good with people. They were always very math and IT driven, but struggled to actually land The Big Job until a couple of years ago, basically 20 years out from when they entered college. The other sibling just works well with people. I *did* work in tech support for a while. So based on what I have seen:
>select your dungeon/training program based on its ability to network you to a job, and effectively nothing else
>it’s a dungeon crawl, this WILL take time
> Critical skills are Python, MS Excel, and troubleshooting. These are foundational. Go get books, watch online courses, everything
>if you are going the Code Mage build, R and SQL seem important
>GitHub is your spellbook, without it you have NOTHING
>you don’t manage an inventory, you manage data. Save shit constantly. As long as the data is safe somewhere, Armageddon has not happened
>it’s a grind, stick with it. Early levels being a caster sucks and is not glamorous, but late campaign the payout becomes exponential
>fools dump points into INT. While INT will get you through a dungeon, CHA and WIS will get you through a campaign
>a Code Mage who is good with tech and good with people will have ten times the career of a mage who is great with tech but bad with people
As a tech main myself, I would like to recommend practicepython.org to get started with python basics. After that, just start building projects.
>random women encounter
>flee
If Persuasion check fails there is always the Intimidation check..
I usually just melee them until they yield
Inspirational
I want to have sex with an elf
>I am going with a rogue/wizard build
>Dex and str are both good but balancing them is tough
>hit a 60kg weight pull up and 4x5 free standing hspu this week
>spend my time using my orb to study my classes before taking them
>been visting the fighters guild to enjoy some time training in gladiatorial cage combat
>Went to a magic university in order to learn the mystic ways (took computer science)
>Got drunk in the guild hall with the party after slaying a dragon
>Morning after feel groggy but start preparing for next battle
#winning
>forging a battle bond with a seasoned dwarven warrior (spotting a manlet at the gym)
eclecticmaxxing here
>improve physical stats by performing different kind of training, eating well and having a healthy lifestyle
>improve charisma by looksmaxing, dressing well, interacting with more people, gaining more confidence with life experiences
>improve wisdom by meditating, learning about myself and the world, dismissing things with little importance like women and israelites
>improve my knowledge by learning new subjects and learning more about subjects I already know
stupid incel that is ngmi
>Lifter picks the most boring, useless class
Figures.