In men, testosterone is converted into estrogen. This means that if your testosterone is out of whack, then your estrogen may be too. The latter could be abnormally high or abnormally low, both of which are problematic.

Both sides sound fishy to me.

Having a compact car. My poor mirror had to remind me of that fact.

Gear level is more important than character level. If you have traded materials for gear from the last area, you should be more than fine.

You could prepare it in advance with spellhold.

Some of my colleagues use Remind. I don't use it, but maybe it gives you what you want while protecting your privacy.

ESL professor here. We expect ELLs to perform at a similar level as native speakers (with some grace) in "content" classes. This includes formatting and structure of essays. We often tell English professors that they should NOT be lowering their expectations.

Point 2 (asking TAs to fill in instructional gaps) is strictly forbidden for us. We cannot ask them to cover anything that we did not previously cover. In other words, you're not wrong for finding this to be burdensome.

Just because someone is nice to you doesn't mean they're good to you.

Mine is quite simple with 2 rules: the lowest rule is hide all normal/magic/rare. All I need above that is one show rule for affixes I want on the gear and select weapons I want. The 5 minutes it takes to look through the affixes you want saves you lots of time while playing.

Reading that bit of code makes me glad I opted for Python instead.

Though I hate the lack of spells and skill slots, I will admit that maelstrom + spellhold maelstrom is great.

Bitterblack Isle was my favorite part of DD1. I enjoyed going back to the isle every so often to see how much further I could get and what treasure I could find.

I've been having fun on my Shaman with Spriggan Form and Thorn/Healing Totem. When I drop out of Spriggan Form, I throw out a Lightning Totem real quick.

We've always had paid office hours for adjuncts, 10 minutes per hour.

Stats are now tied to the vocation. So your Fighter becomes a better Fighter as they level up. But if you switch to Mage, you'll have different stats. If you switch back to Fighter, you'll have your Fighter stats again. No more leveling as one vocation just so you can play as another.

Does this mean that vocations have stat modifiers instead of D1's stat growth? It sounds similar to how Golden Sun does it, of which I've always been a fan.

Just watch out for the piles of vomit in Roppongi Hills from would-be partygoers.

Tokyo definitely has this effect. Standing at the top of Tokyo Skytree, everything in sight is the city. It's hard to conceptualize without having seen it.

You could figure out who else is teaching around the same time and pop your head in to say hello. It's nice to have some colleagues nearby for when something goes wrong.

If boss fights involved more than dodging orange geometric shapes on the ground, perhaps this effect would already be in place.

You should at least get and equip fragile greed to increase geo drop amounts (assuming you can avoid breaking it).

These are low-intermediate ESL students, many of whom aren't literate in their first language. They don't read syllabi after I go over it. The rest come from cultures where it's acceptable to talk over the instructor and make demands. Many simply aren't fully aware of our expectations. Others just like to toe the line.

It would be translated.

My students don't have the sufficient language skills to read or understand campus rules.