The Post Your Thoughts of the Moment Thread 2

[Nebbles]

Yeah, and you only need a certain amount of puzzles to complete the main story. Going for 100 percent isn't necessary... but fun.

[SlowPokemon]

Yeah, I was always happy at the pacing of the puzzles throughout the games. A Layton game is easier if you've played a previous one before, but the pacing is suitable for a new player.

[Nebbles]

Definitely, and the more you play the more your mind gets more adjusted to the puzzles and gets around the trick questions easier.

[Bubbles]

I cried at all of them except the first one so far. Maybe one or two tears for its cuteness. Unwound Future made me cry little bursts throughout the story, since omg I cant even say

They do get easier, but that doesnt mean they're not challenging anymore. Its worth every penny

And I'm going to get my mom to play these games XD I tried to get her to play a special mission on PMD2 but she got really frustrated and quit

[MaestroUGC]

I paly Viddy Gams Two 11111111?

[BlackDragonSlayer]

BlackDragonSlayer has slain a biology test of 45 questions in the duration of 20 minutes, from approximately 9:20 AM PST to 9:40 AM PST and arrived home in time to hear the clock chime ten times.

ScienceTestSlayer



But seriously, that test exemplifies part of what's wrong with education; about half of the questions were about proteins and protein synthesis, something we BARELY studied this semester. There wasn't a single question about cellular respiration and photosynthesis, and there were only a few (maybe one or two) questions about organelles of the cell, another rather major point we studied. I was expecting a whole slew of questions about mitosis and meiosis, yet the only time they were even mentioned was during the questions about Gregor Mendel's experiments (the few of them there were)!!

[Waddle Bro]

Guys I baked a cake today.

[Toby]

I am bored.

[SlowPokemon]

Guys I baked a cake today.

Awesome. Did it taste good?

[Waddle Bro]

no it was a lie

Yes, DrP would be proud of me.

[Bubbles]

Jeez BDS do you live in NJ XD I ask everyone this It sounds like you go to the high school next to mine

[BlackDragonSlayer]

Jeez BDS do you live in NJ XD I ask everyone this It sounds like you go to the high school next to mine

California.

But, no, I'm homeschooled, and I only go to the charter-school-building (which looks a bit like a military command base without the playground and sign on the corner facing the street...) for "special occasions."

My point is, relevant information should be relevant in both the yearly studies and the tests, and less relevant information should still be present, but... not... so... expanded... (proteins are relevant, but we haven't studied THAT much about them)

[Bubbles]

Wait so how did you take a test and complain about not learning it if you're homeschooled? Yell at your mom or something XD

[BlackDragonSlayer]

Wait so how did you take a test and complain about not learning it if you're homeschooled? Yell at your mom or something XD

I'm using the school's curriculum for Biology (I follow a "learning plan" based on their online website); I was given a study guide to print out, which had a list of "relevant" topics, many of which did not even appear on the test (although I had written out notes for them). I wonder if they WANT their students to fail...

[Dude]

Awesome. Did it taste good?

妬ましい >_>