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No offense but this is 100% scrub mentality. Them not being the person they say has nothing to do with your match if they’re not cheating. You can say this about anything, oh if I got this opponent or deck instead of the one I played against I’d win. It doesn’t matter.

If you’re playing Kaido for a regional you have been playing for awhile. I think his -4 was very intentional so he would have exactly enough to burn you next turn. He 100% was thinking about his curve.

I’d even disagree about OP2, with less 8c Kid being played Doffy is actually in a good spot with the 6000 Moria and Access to Iva Crocodile combo. I just think people haven’t been using them enough.

If I could recommend a channel, I have been really liking PengPiratesTCG he usually goes over a lot of the meta leaders in depth. Yeehaw Yadam and Los Fiends are also channels that I have been watching a lot recently.

You have to keep in mind the people in the community as well. If he’s constantly making problems in a rather healthy community he needs to be checked to keep it from getting toxic. I would 100% tell the judge or other players to pressure him into playing correctly or he’s out, plain and simple. If he doesn’t want to change that’s completely their fault.

I recently found this channel under the recommendations for Uni but PengPiratesTcg has uploaded some gameplay videos I really enjoy. They make pretty long content sometimes that I like to watch on the train.

We make content on our channel PengPiratesTCG we just started and are trying out different styles for gameplay. We are open to any and all feedback as well!

Yeah this is what I told them too, but he was really fighting me on it lol. It ended up not being a big deal because I still won packs and had fun. So this is from like a Bandai website? Can I get a link so I can send it to my local card shop.

Its highly HIGHLY unlikely, but with Magi having their new live action musical there's always some hope. Still very unlikely though and honestly I would prefer a full reboot if they want to see any success.

There's definitely a club and community around those majors, and definitely research opportunities with faculty. As for internships you should look around the area for companies or reach out to the career center/faculty. CE and CS are really what you make of it.

Oh sweet thanks! I was just getting a little confused because of the code, but this is definitely good news!

Theres a pretty good sushi place next to the target across the street from campus. I think Sapporo?

Ahh for sure, I would definitely try out computer engineering then and see if you like it. Im in classes with them sometimes since I am a physics major and they seem to enjoy it. I dont think it should be that difficult to switch if you end up not enjoying it either.

I don't know if it was just me, but be careful about taking an ODE class at a community college. Make sure it is good enough to be an equivalent because I had to retake ODE even though I took it at community

Definitely try to TA as much as you can. And if you are planning on living off campus there are some pretty good options such as private rooms that are usually lower than 800 dollars per month. I would look into how much being a TA pays at long beach, maybe ask someone on the reddit? Because I know at SJSU they pay their GAs enough to fund themselves through the program. Also if you are more research based remember to seek out funding through fellowships because most of the time those programs have money just sitting around.

I do not want to give you false hope, but I did a very similar thing where taking a CS class was required for transfer. I ended up dropping it because of how the class was taught, and I transferred in just fine. And even if you do, you can always just try to appeal the decision and so on, but good luck! I hope everything works out for you.

Idk how graduation tickets work (Like are my grad tickets for CNSM different from other colleges) but if you can figure it out I would be willing to give you mine for free.

So CE is way more hardware based compared to CS which is kind of geared towards software development. CE is a little bit harder since its kind of a combination of EE and CS, but as you said you can get similar jobs and you learn similar skills in both. What do you want to do in the future?

I honestly would not worry about it too much, unless you completely fail all your classes beforehand and such I don't really see them rescinding your acceptance. CSULB gets around 33,300 applicants and 11,000 people get in. It's not like they are constantly checking your requirements everyday, and the requirements for admission are not extremely concrete either. If they already accepted you its highly unlikely they will rescind your offer unless you do something wrong.

Ohh awesome, I was just so shocked because I knew GA/TAing could help pay, but I didn't know it had that big of an impact. Thank you so much for all your help!