I recently started a ROM hack (Fire Emblem Vision Quest). I've been playing it on the hardest difficulty, which is apparently supposed to be similar to lunatic. For most of the game, yeah it can be challenging - lots of bulky units, inflated stats, cannot be doubled almost at all etc.

However, last night I came across probably one of the most egregious and obnoxious chapters I think I've ever played in all of Fire Emblem games. It was Chapter 2-4 (aka chapter 15-16ish out of 40 chapters total), a "Survive" objective on a big map with 4 chokepoints (N, S, E, W), and HIGHLY condensed with completely over the top inflated units (things like capped Str, Spd, and high HP where even targeted weapons don't kill). Not only are you forced to defend on 4 sides, but the chokepoints are COMPLETELY useless because you have NEVER-ENDING spawns of Pegasus Knights spawning on top of the already over-the-top condensed enemy units on all sides. Over. And over. And over. All the way through all 11 turns. Spawning with target weapons (such as Rapiers). There were two villages, and maybe 3-4 units with stealable items (Body Ring, Boots, Red Gems). However, it felt IMPOSSIBLE to get ANY SINGLE one of these items or villages. You simply cannot push out to get any of these things because every single one of your units is instantly overwhelmed with 3-4x the enemy units (almost ALL with insane/targeted weapons) with these inflated stats. I never felt safe for any units - even my strongest Generals who had 23-24 Defense. Everyone was constantly dying. I had to reset idk HOW many times. Spent probably 5 hours or more on this chapter. Was unable to get to a single village or get 1 single item. Ended up still losing 2 units after so many resets, but eventually gave up and took the losses.

My poor friend was doing an Iron Man of this game, and had to do this chapter with so many much subpar units to what I had. While watching his stream, I felt so much pain for him.

I know it's fan-made and a ROM hack, but my God. It was one of the worst and most horribly designed maps I have ever played. Please, if any of you haven't played it, watch a video of this chapter (2-4 Hard/Lunatic mode).

So that brings me to my question: what are some of the most horrible/obnoxious Fire Emblem maps YOU remember playing, and that have haunted you?

As title says, I'm writing a list of potential interview questions, and trying to practice all of them. I'm pretty stumped on this one in particular. Not really sure what I would do in this scenario.

What would you guys do? Or, say as a response to this if it was an interview question

As title says, I'm writing a list of potential interview questions, and trying to practice all of them. I'm pretty stumped on this one in particular. Not really sure what I would do in this scenario.

What would you guys do? Or, say as a response to this if it was an interview question

I'm very confused on how the Wonderlic is scored? I have an interview for Dental Hygiene school.

1. I see a lot of sites saying you just need to get a certain number correct, regardless of how many questions you answer. Example, "a nurse needs a 24", "a chemist needs 31" etc. If so, then coming across a question you don't know, it would make sense to put a random guess anyways (and just hope you get it by luck)
2. But then, I'm also seeing people say that your Wonderlic is scored based on the number of questions you answer CORRECTLY. If so, then coming across a question you dont know, it would make sense to completely SKIP the question (so that you don't enter an incorrect answer which would lower your score), and just move on to a question you are certain about.

Can anyone clarify which is true and what I should do for questions I have no clue the answer for? Is the strategy to SKIP the question or RANDOM GUESS?

I'm very confused on how the Wonderlic is scored? I have an interview for Dental Hygiene school.

1) I see a lot of sites saying you just need to get a certain number correct, regardless of how many questions you answer. Example, "a nurse needs a 24", "a chemist needs 31" etc. If so, then coming across a question you don't know, it would make sense to put a random guess anyways (and just hope you get it by luck)

2) But then, I'm also seeing people say that your Wonderlic is scored based on the number of questions you answer CORRECTLY. If so, then coming across a question you dont know, it would make sense to completely SKIP the question (so that you don't enter an incorrect answer which would lower your score), and just move on to a question you are certain about.

Can anyone clarify which is true and what I should do for questions I have no clue the answer for? Is the strategy to SKIP the question or RANDOM GUESS?

Anyone know where I can buy the Wonderlic SLE Tests, or know of a place for Test banks? I'm applying for dental hygiene schools, and a lot of them require us to write these. I want to be familiar with the format, the types of questions, and just be comfortable in general. Obviously want to do the best that I can

If anyone can please help me out, I would greatly appreciate it

Can anyone please help me - how can I best study/know what topics for the CNIH Entrance Exam - bio, chem, math?

Can anyone please help me - how can I best study/know what topics for the CNIH Entrance Exam - bio, chem, math?