I've been using Obsidian.md for all of my worldbuilding and while it is awesome for me as a single author I can't really figure out if creating a collaborative vault is the right way to enable them to create this "fandom wiki" they would like to achieve.
I have found platforms like the-goblin.net or Chronica and while both are good options, the players have expressed their need for cross referencing, tagging, etc.
Are there any other options I have missed?
While they don't have a Scribe Wizard - yet - any ideas for some magical items that can help them reference their notes? e.g.:

This magical book will allow you to use an action to just stop time while frantically searching for a specific information written down in it.

I also was thinking of having it act like a PokéDex, so they can study a dead creature and gain some basic informations or spend time via researching. What kind of information should and how would I present them with?
e.g.:

Adventures that have encountered trolls in the swamps are talking about their brutish force (STR >18) and instinct based actions (Int <8). In combat some specimens have shown extensive regenerative powers which can be suppressed by different methods based on the subrace of the Troll

Introduction:
Al-Khwarizmi, a prominent figure of the Islamic Golden Age, left an indelible mark on various fields of knowledge. While he is best known for his contributions to mathematics and astronomy, his work as a historian should not be overlooked. One of his most significant achievements in this realm is his monumental work, Kitab al-Tarikh (The Book of History). This article explores the essence of Kitab al-Tarikh, shedding light on its content, methodology, and enduring impact on the study of history.
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Unraveling the Contents:
Kitab al-Tarikh, a comprehensive historical chronicle, encompasses a wide range of subjects. Al-Khwarizmi's aim was to document the history of nations, including the rise and fall of empires, the biographies of rulers, notable events, and cultural developments. His work provided a comprehensive overview of different civilizations, allowing readers to grasp the richness and complexity of human history.
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Methodology and Approach:
Al-Khwarizmi approached historical scholarship with meticulousness and precision. He drew from diverse sources, including earlier historical accounts, oral traditions, and official documents. His method involved critical analysis, cross-referencing different accounts, and weighing the reliability of sources. Al-Khwarizmi's approach was rooted in a commitment to accuracy and impartiality, seeking to provide a reliable account of past events.
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Structural Organization:
Kitab al-Tarikh exhibits a well-structured and organized approach to presenting historical information. Al-Khwarizmi divided his work into sections, each focusing on a particular period or region. This division facilitated ease of reference and navigation for readers, allowing them to delve into specific eras or civilizations of interest. Al-Khwarizmi's meticulous organization contributed to the accessibility and usability of his historical compilation.
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Contribution to Historical Scholarship:
Al-Khwarizmi's Kitab al-Tarikh not only provided a comprehensive account of historical events but also established a benchmark for future historians. His emphasis on critical analysis, reliance on diverse sources, and commitment to accuracy set a high standard for historical scholarship. Kitab al-Tarikh served as a valuable resource for subsequent historians, who built upon Al-Khwarizmi's work and expanded the scope of historical inquiry.
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Enduring Legacy:
The influence of Kitab al-Tarikh extended far beyond Al-Khwarizmi's time. His work became a cornerstone for later historians and scholars, contributing to the development of historical methodologies in the Islamic world and beyond. Furthermore, Kitab al-Tarikh influenced the writing of historical chronicles in various languages, fostering a deeper understanding of civilizations and their interconnectedness.
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Conclusion:
Al-Khwarizmi's Kitab al-Tarikh stands as a testament to his scholarly prowess and his commitment to preserving and documenting the human story. Through meticulous research, critical analysis, and comprehensive organization, Al-Khwarizmi produced a work that transcended its time, leaving a lasting impact on the study of history. Kitab al-Tarikh serves as a valuable resource for understanding the past, inspiring generations of historians to delve into the complexities of human civilization. Al-Khwarizmi's contribution to historical scholarship is a testament to the intellectual vibrancy and thirst for knowledge that characterized the Islamic Golden Age.

I am more of a reader of docs & implementer rather than a video watcher & implementer. Bcoz watching long duration videos drags & needs to have long attention span plus need to make notes. Which is tiresome. Due to these reasons finally culminates in waste of valuable time. However, I need videos because if I get stuck while implementation after reading from notes then I can cross refer to videos. Plz suggest such a Tutorial or resources.

So ...
I just finished Season 2 of "Galaxy Express 999" and it started out really strong, almost floundered in the middle, and then, actually, finished really strong.
But, uh ... I guess we're just gonna have to acknowledge the Elephant in the room and accept him as part of the décor, huh?
What I'm referring to, of course, is the uncomfortable subject that Tetsuro and Maetel are in love and are just destined soulmates that met too late/too early in time.
The reason is that in Season 1 they did a fairly good job of showing that, while, yes, they shared rooms. There was always double beds, there was privacy, there was interactions between them that was much more matronly and childlike. Maetel does get undressed a lot in front of him, but they play it off as Tetsuro being a kid and being too young or innocent to really flinch.
But, fairly early in Season 2, they began referring to Maetel as "Tetsuro's woman" and him not really denying it. Also, Maetel goes through this entire arc for five or six episodes where at every turn, she is trying to get Tetsuro to settle down with her somewhere so they can live together forever - her words. However, around the back half of the mid-season 2 they actually do an interesting thing and start showing that Tetsuro and Maetel are actually starting to get on one another's nerves a bit. I actually really liked that they were starting to clash, butt heads, and argue. However around the time of "The Pirate of the Time Castle" 3 part event, when Harlock officially dubs Tetsuro a man ... it, uh, it starts getting weird.
The one thing I started to notice as I was closing up Season 2 was that, uh, well, Tetsuro and Maetel's relationship changed after the encounter with evil robot Harlock and the man himself giving Tetsuro his personal stamp of manhood. One thing, obviously, is that Tetsuro is starting to realize that he's in love with Maetel ... which I guess is, look, every boy going on puberty is gonna feel that way, I guess, especally with Maetel (my dream girl). But there is also small things.
One of the big things I noticed is that after the "Time Castle" incident ... they're sleeping together. Not in the having sex way - thank the lord - but now, when they're staying at Westernized hotels, there's only a single bed now. Or if they're staying at a Japanese inn, they're sleeping closer together as a married couple would side by side, rather than before in season one where each futon is spaced a good deal away.
But, I think the thing that seals it for me, that we're supposed to accept that Maetel and Tetsuro are just in love, is in the Galaxy Railways OVA.
In the final episode of the four part OVA which crosses over with Galaxy Express 999, and takes place post "Galaxy Express 999: Eternal Fantasy" and is supposed to reboot 'Adeu' and 'Eternal Fantasy" into one timeline, you get a quiet scene between Tetsuro and Maetel that is extremely heavy handed in subtext. In it they basically acknowledge their love for one another and stop short of admitting their feelings with Maetel saying basically - paraphrasing.
"I cannot live if anything happens to you. Tetsuro you know how I feel about ..."
Then she cuts off and they both look down at their feet. before Tetsuro says quietly that she knows he feel the same way, or something to that effect.
I guess, at this point, I'm just gonna have to accept that Maetel and Tetsuro are destined soul mates of some sort.
Which, if that's the case - you know, weird - but can we stop doing young!Tetsuro stories now and age this guy up so at least it's less strange and creepy?
I mean, it's never not gonna be weird that Maetel fell in love with a 10/12 year old boy. But if he's at least Harlock's age at the "Arcadia of my Youth" with adult character design akin to Captain Zero or Manabu Yuki, listen, their relationship is gonna be a lot less strange ... at least from a visual prospective. A tall and dashing space gunslinger accompanied by his beautiful and mysterious space princess wife on intergalactic adventures is a lot more appealing than pre-teen in a forbidden romance with adult older woman who can't keep her clothes on around the underaged boy.
Listen, I love both characters, and I get that there are some things that are culturally acceptable in old Nihon that don't carry over to my side of the world in the United States.
But, if we're gonna tell more Maetel and Tetsuro adventures - which I really hope they do - can I make this my long distance request that we just make Tetsuro an adult now if we're all gonna accept Matsumoto's premise that they're universal soul mates in a romance fixed in Time?

If your circumstances have changed and an intervention order has been granted, and you would like it cancelled or revoked, this can be accomplished via legal advice. As this can be an intricate process, seek professional guidance before initiating this procedure.
An intervention order is a court appointment which allows someone to take one-time actions for someone lacking capacity, in contrast to Guardianship orders which provide ongoing management power of another individual's affairs. Legal advice
Legal advice refers to any advice or direction regarding an aspect of law which impacts an individual's rights and responsibilities, requiring extensive knowledge about law and careful evaluation. Legal advice is typically given by lawyers as it is considered professional services.
Intervention orders, sometimes known as Family Violence Intervention Orders or Domestic Violence Orders or Personal Safety Intervention Orders (PVOs), are court orders which impose certain restrictions and requirements upon people. Intervention orders may be necessary when someone alleges or fears experiencing family violence and needs protection against further incidents in their household.
Sometimes parties involved in an IVO application can reach an agreement on terms for a Full Order that allows the Magistrate to issue it without calling evidence from either party and allow applicants to opt-out of attending the Contested Hearing. However, should you wish to contest an IVO Application it is crucial that legal advice and representation are secured at any Contested Hearing as any violation could lead to criminal charges and imprisonment for up to 2 years. Representation in court
Family Violence Orders (FVOs) are legal documents designed to stop certain behaviors between two parties from taking place. An FVO may be issued by either a police officer or magistrate's court and can be made up of various conditions that include restricting contact via phone calls, emails or social media and prohibiting certain areas from entering certain properties or areas. An FVO may be issued either on the basis of police reports, witness statements or victim impact statements submitted as well as police report investigations conducted over time. It can include restrictions like restricting travel near someone's home/workplace/school as well as restrictions restraining them from approaching certain distances to certain properties; further restrictions like not entering certain areas in any direction etc can also be included as conditions; for instance it could restricting visits within certain distance from entering certain homes/worksites/school of another individual as well as restricting contact via telephone/email/social media etc.
An FVO may include restrictions on visiting one's children, and any violation is considered criminal offense. An FVO can be amended, varied, withdrawn or dismissed at the court's discretion if it conflicts with another Parenting Order; and under Section 68Q courts can revive, vary discharge or suspend an existing Parenting Order in accordance with its provisions based on what's contained within an FVO. It is wise to have legal representation present when appearing before court for an FVO hearing. Defending the order
Intervention order lawyer provide invaluable assistance in understanding both legal rights and processes as well as representing you in court to defend your case. They will cross-examine witnesses on your behalf and present legal arguments on your behalf before offering advice about the optimal strategy to employ for your particular case.
Representing oneself against an intervention order requires attending court and disputing allegations made against them. Although this can be challenging, presenting a strong defence is essential. You may need to call witnesses and produce evidence, although the standard of proof in family violence cases is much lower compared to criminal proceedings; magistrates only need be convinced of probable violence occurring on balance of probabilities.
Your son should think very carefully before accepting an order from the court, even if he follows them strictly. Even minor infringements could put him in contempt of court and result in jail time; it would be more beneficial for him to attend an appropriate course to learn how to control his anger and prevent future violent behavior. Enforcing the order
An intervention order (also referred to as an AVO or DVO) is a legal document that prohibits certain individuals from contacting each other or coming within close proximity of each other's homes or workplace. It may also prohibit stalking and harassment. Intervention orders can either be family violence- or personal safety-based orders.
Our lawyers specialize in handling intervention orders and can offer guidance, advice, and representation in court to protect your legal rights throughout the process. They can also help enforce any orders that have been breached.
Application for an intervention order can be an extensive and time-consuming process that often includes court hearings. Seek legal advice in order to protect your legal rights, build an effective case and represent you before the courts. In certain circumstances it may even be possible to cancel or revoke an intervention order should circumstances change since its creation.

Am I the only nanny that will never understand Nannie’s that continue to stay in awful and extremely toxic working situations and the excuse being ‘I couldn’t imagine leaving my NKs though I love them so much’ or ‘they are basically like family and it would crush me not to see NK everyday’? (And I’m talking about the situations that it’s very clear the nanny is being taken advantage of and the parent is just lazy/greedy and their child would be in no danger if the nanny left).
I’ve read countless posts from Nannie’s talking about how they get paid a flat rate per week, and work insane hours to the point that their hourly is like $4 or less, and yet those Nannie’s still stay because of their deep care for NKs. Like where is the self preservation? or am I just heartless lol? I truly love my two NKs that I was with for 7 years, but I would never spend 9 hours a day, 5 days a week with them if I wasn’t being paid fairly. It’s just weird to me to think people sometimes jeopardize their own well being cause they are too attached to a child they are employed to provide care for… idk seems like it could be seen as kinda a boundary crossing in some situations?
^again, I want to reiterate once more that I am not talking about any situations where the nanny feels like their NKs would be in any kind of danger or harms way if they left the job- I obviously get that is a very different situation. I’m talking about the situations where NPs are just shitty people and trying to take advantage of their nanny, and the nanny even knows it, but STULL doesn’t quit cause of their attachment to their NK.
For example-I saw a post today where the MB was trying to charge the nanny rent/utilities because the nanny ‘spent so much time at her house’- referring to the 10 hours a day the nanny is there to watch MBs children 🤣😭 like I’m sorry what???!! The audacity lol. But this nanny ended the post by saying she feels like she made a mistake by quitting and she wondered if she had done something wrong and can’t think about not seeing them everyday because they had basically become family (nanny, NK, NK).. ????? I honestly don’t even understand how she could’ve convinced herself she was in the wrong whatsoever lol. I wanted to comment asking if this is what Stockholm syndrome looks like?
Like fr I don’t understand but could never be me and I just wondered if I’m an anomaly here with this opinion hahaha

Have you ever heard the phrase "failing to prepare is preparing to fail"? This is particularly true when it comes to technical or Full Stack Interviews. Yes, it's easy to feel overwhelmed and underprepared for an interview if you don't prepare properly. However, you can boost your confidence and impress prospective employers with the right attitude.
In this article, we'll take a simple approach to help you prepare for your Full Stack developer interview. We'll go over everything from technical to soft skills and share tips and tricks to help you succeed. Whether you're an experienced developer or just starting out, our goal is to give you valuable insights and practical tips that you can use to prepare for interviews.
So, if you're ready to take charge of your Full Stack development career and set yourself up for success, let's get started!

A Quick Overview of Full Stack Development

Full stack development is a practice where developers work on a web application's front-end and back-end. This means they are responsible for designing and building the part of the application that users see and interact with (the front end) and the underlying systems and infrastructure that support it (the back end).
To become a full-stack developer, you must have many skills covering both front-end and back-end technologies. These include programming languages like JavaScript, HTML, and CSS, frameworks and tools like React, Angular, Node.js, and databases like MySQL. Apart from these, there are many other tools every full-stack web developer should master, which you can easily learn online.
So let's head to what the Full stack interview format looks like.

What are the Rounds of Full Stack Developer interviews?

Generally, the interview process for Full Stack Developer positions in learning companies can vary depending on the specific company and the role.

However, there are a few common rounds that you can expect:

Round 1 – Initial screening (Introduction)

This round is usually a phone call with a recruiter or HR representative. The purpose of this round is to check your basic qualifications and to understand your experience and expectations.
While this initial round may seem relatively informal, presenting yourself professionally and making a good first impression is still important. Be sure to speak clearly and ask any questions about the role or the company.

Round 2 – Technical assessment

You may be asked to complete a coding challenge, technical test, or online assessment in this round. This is designed to evaluate your technical abilities, problem-solving skills, and familiarity with the technologies and frameworks required for the job.
During this round, you may be asked to demonstrate your knowledge and experience with specific programming languages and development tools. The questions and challenges presented will likely be related to the job requirements and the company's technologies.

Round 3 – Technical interview

In the technical interview round, you will be asked more in-depth technical questions related to the technologies and frameworks used by the company. This round may include questions on programming concepts, algorithms, data structures, and system design. To prepare for this round, it is essential to brush up on your technical skills and review the technologies and frameworks listed in the job description.
During this stage, the interviewer will ask questions to assess your understanding of programming concepts and your ability to apply them to real-world scenarios. They may also ask you to write code snippets or explain how you would approach a specific problem.

Round 4 – Managerial interview

The managerial interview round is a crucial stage of the Full Stack Developer interview process. It evaluates whether you are a good fit for the company's values and goals. This involves meeting with a manager or team leader to assess your compatibility with the company culture and team. They may ask about your previous projects, team collaboration experience, and leadership abilities to gauge your suitability for the role.
Here, you should demonstrate your willingness to learn and adapt to the company culture and emphasize your passion for the company's mission and values.

Round 5 – HR interview

The final round of the interview process is usually with the HR representative. This round may cover your salary expectations, benefits, and the terms of the job offer. The interviewer may also inquire about your long-term career objectives and how you envision your growth within the company.
In this round, it is important to be clear and concise about your expectations while also showing enthusiasm for the position and the company. Be prepared to answer questions regarding the company's culture and values and how they align with your professional goals.
It'sPreparing well for these rounds, especially the technical assessment and interview rounds, is essential as they will test your core technical skills.

How to Prepare for a Full Stack Developer Interview – Tips and Tricks

• Bush up Your Basics

While the candidate is familiar with every component of the tech stack, understanding concepts is more crucial than language, library, or framework specifics.
So, brush up on your HTML, CSS, and JavaScript knowledge. You should also have a good understanding of databases, web servers, and HTTP protocols.
Your full-stack developer interview preparation must include data structure fundamentals, object-oriented programming, string manipulation, and control flow. Rather than in-depth preparation, the main goal is to examine your ability to code with a rationale. Because most languages share comparable forms, it is not required to be fluent in all of them.

• Practice Live Coding

Practicing live coding problems is an excellent approach to preparing for full-stack interviews. Many firms include live coding challenges as part of the interview process, so you should be comfortable coding on the fly. Some numerous websites and apps provide live coding challenges, so take your time to find one that matches your level of expertise.

• Practice Problem-Solving

During Full Stack Interviews, employers will definitely test your problem-solving skills. Participate in online coding challenges and practice solving coding problems to prepare. In order to improve your problem-solving abilities, try using websites like HackerRank, LeetCode, and Codewars. You'll get more adept at solving challenging puzzles as you get more experience.

• Create your own set of questions and rehearse your answers.

One key component of your preparation is to create a list of questions depending on the job position and the organization you are interviewing with. This will give you an idea of the types of questions you might be asked during the interview and allow you to prepare for them.
Some key topics you should focus on include building strategies and workflows, dealing with changing requirements, and handling low or sub-par product specs. Full Stack Developers are expected to have strong expertise and problem-solving skills in these crucial fields.
Once you have your list of questions, start rehearsing your answers. This will help you feel more confident during the interview and ensure you can effectively communicate your thoughts and ideas. To prepare for questions around building strategies, discuss how you approach new projects, the tools and technologies you use, and how you prioritize tasks and goals. For questions about workflows, you should be prepared to discuss how you optimize and improve workflows, manage timelines, and work with cross-functional teams.

• Be an expert at Soft skills.

Technical Interviews evaluate not only your technical skills but also soft skills such as communication, teamwork, and problem-solving. Practice these skills daily, and be prepared to explain them at the interview. Explain cases and examples of how you have used these skills in previous jobs and projects. Further, participating in online forums and debates is another way to hone your communication skills.

• Prepare For Behavioral Questions.

You will definitely expect to be questioned about your experience working on development teams and resolving different difficulties that emerge during the software development process, in addition to technical questions. Prepare a list of instances where you went above and beyond or overcame challenging problems.

• Be Aware of the Interview Format.

It's essential to be familiar with the Full Stack Interview format of the company you're applying for. While some interviews can be done over the phone, others can be done in person or via video calls. Ensure you are prepared for the interview by knowing the format beforehand. (Refer to above for the interview format.)

• Mock Interviews

Mock interviews are a great way to practice answering interview questions and get feedback on your performance. You can ask a friend or mentor to conduct a mock interview or use online resources like InterviewBit, Pramp, or Gainlo to practice.

• Learn from Your Mistakes, Identify your Weaknesses, and Improve

Of course, making mistakes is a natural aspect of learning. Don't lose hope if you make a mistake or get rejected. Instead, seize the opportunity to grow from your mistakes and apply your learning. Spend time considering what went wrong and how to prevent it from happening again. Also, try to recognize your areas of weakness and progress. This will help you focus on areas where you need the most help. Take up online tests to pinpoint your areas of weakness and work on strengthening them.

• Have an Impressive Portfolio at Hand.

Creating a portfolio of your work can be a fantastic way to demonstrate your abilities and impress potential employers. Include any projects you've worked on, code samples, and other related work you've done. Make your portfolio visually appealing and well-organized.

• Be Confident

Remember to stay calm and confident throughout the interview. Take deep breaths and tell yourself that you have planned ahead of time.
Lastly, don't forget to be yourself. Keep in mind that employers are searching for a good cultural fit and technical experts. Be honest, authentic, and showcase your personality.
Recruiters just want to know who you are and what makes you unique among other candidates.

Bottom Line

So these were the main Remember that preparation is key for Full Stack Interviews. With the right approach, you can showcase your skills, expertise, and passion for the field and stand out from the crowd. Also, this is an exciting time in your Full Stack development career. By earning your certification from a full-stack web development course, you'll open up new opportunities and take your skills to the next level. So, take a deep breath, stay focused, and apply the concepts and methods to help you reach your Full Stack development career goals!
Good luck!

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Introduction: What is React Native and How Can It Benefit Your Business?

In today's digital age, mobile applications have become an essential tool for businesses to engage with their customers. With the increasing demand for mobile apps, developers are constantly seeking efficient ways to build high-quality applications that can run seamlessly on multiple platforms. This is where React Native comes into play. React Native is a popular framework that allows developers to build cross-platform mobile apps using JavaScript. It combines the best of both worlds by offering the performance of native apps with the flexibility of web development.
React Native offers several benefits for businesses. Firstly, it enables cost-effective development as a single codebase can be used to create apps for both iOS and Android platforms, saving time and resources. Secondly, it provides a smooth user experience with fast rendering and native-like performance. Lastly, React Native allows for easy code sharing, updates, and maintenance, making it a popular choice for businesses looking to develop mobile apps.

How to Evaluate React Native Development Companies - 5 Tips to Follow ?

When it comes to choosing a React Native development company for your project, it's crucial to select a reliable and skilled team that can bring your app idea to life. Here are five tips to help you evaluate and choose the right company:

1. Experience and Expertise: Look for a company with a proven track record in React Native development. Check their portfolio and client testimonials to assess their expertise in building high-quality mobile applications. An experienced team will have the knowledge and skills to handle complex projects and deliver exceptional results.
2. Development Process and Methodologies: Understand the company's development process and methodologies. A well-defined and transparent process ensures efficient collaboration, timely delivery, and effective communication throughout the project. Agile methodologies such as Scrum or Kanban can be advantageous for React Native development.
3. Skill Set and Team Composition: Evaluate the skill set and composition of the development team. A strong team should include skilled React Native developers, UI/UX designers, QA testers, and project managers. Assess their qualifications, expertise, and ability to work collaboratively to ensure a successful outcome.
4. Client References and Reviews: Reach out to previous clients or references provided by the company. Inquire about their experience working with the company, the quality of deliverables, adherence to timelines, and overall satisfaction. Online reviews and ratings can also provide valuable insights into the company's reputation.
5. Communication and Support: Effective communication is crucial for the success of any development project. Ensure that the company has a responsive communication channel and provides regular updates on the project's progress. Additionally, inquire about their post-development support and maintenance services to ensure long-term assistance.

What Kind of Services Can You Expect from a React Native Development Company?

A reputable React Native development company can offer a wide range of services to cater to your specific requirements. Some of the key services you can expect include:

1. Custom React Native App Development: The company can develop custom React Native applications tailored to your business needs, ensuring a unique and seamless user experience.
2. UI/UX Design and Prototyping: The company can provide UI/UX design services to create visually appealing and intuitive interfaces for your mobile app. They can also create prototypes to validate your app's design before development.
3. API Integration and Backend Development: A React Native development company can handle the integration of third-party APIs and develop a robust backend infrastructure to support your app's functionality.
4. Quality Assurance and Testing: The company will conduct comprehensive testing to ensure your app's performance, usability, and security. This includes functional testing, compatibility testing, performance testing, and bug fixing.
5. App Deployment and Support: Once your app is developed, the company can assist you with app deployment to the respective app stores. They can also provide ongoing support and maintenance services to address any issues or updates that may arise.

Best Practices for Choosing the Right React Native Development Company

To ensure a successful partnership with a React Native development company, consider the following best practices:

1. Define Your Requirements: Clearly define your project requirements, goals, and expectations before approaching a development company. This will help you find a company that aligns with your vision and has the necessary expertise to deliver the desired outcome.
2. Request Detailed Proposals: Ask the shortlisted companies to provide detailed proposals outlining their approach, timelines, cost estimates, and deliverables. Compare these proposals to make an informed decision based on your project's needs and budget.
3. Conduct Interviews and Assess Cultural Fit: Schedule interviews with the potential development companies to get a better understanding of their team, communication style, and work culture. A good cultural fit ensures smoother collaboration and a better overall experience.
4. Consider Long-Term Partnership: Developing a mobile app is not a one-time endeavor. Consider the potential for a long-term partnership with the development company for future updates, maintenance, and support. Choose a company that demonstrates a commitment to long-term relationships.

The Advantages of Hiring an Experienced React Native Development Company Vs. In-House Team

While building an in-house team for React Native development may seem like a viable option, there are several advantages to hiring an experienced React Native development company:

1. Expertise and Specialization: React Native development companies specialize in mobile app development, specifically using React Native. They have a team of experienced developers with expertise in building high-quality cross-platform apps. Their focused knowledge and skills can lead to faster development and better results.
2. Cost-Effectiveness: Hiring an in-house team involves significant costs, including recruitment, salaries, benefits, infrastructure, and training. On the other hand, a React Native development company offers a cost-effective solution as you pay for the development services on a project basis.
3. Faster Time to Market: React Native development companies have the necessary tools, resources, and streamlined processes to expedite the development process. They can help you get your app to the market faster, giving you a competitive advantage.
4. Scalability and Flexibility: As your project evolves, you may require scaling up or down the development team. React Native development companies can quickly accommodate your changing needs, providing the flexibility to ramp up resources when necessary.

Conclusion
Choosing the right React Native development company is crucial for the success of your mobile app project. By evaluating the company's experience, expertise, services, and support, you can make an informed decision that aligns with your business goals. Remember to consider long-term partnership potential and the advantages of hiring an experienced React Native development company over an in-house team. With the right partner, you can leverage the power of React Native to build robust, cross-platform mobile applications that drive your business forward.
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Lots and lots of cross references. Color coded. Has lots of margin space so I can write in it a lot.

1. Digital Storage (Memory) 12.1. Why digital? The advantages of the digital systems over the analog systems are the reproducibility of the results and accuracy; the ease of design (no special math skills needed to visualize the behavior of small digital logic circuits); the flexibility and functionality; the programmability; the speed (a digital logic element can produce an output in less than 10 nanoseconds) and the economy (due to the integration of millions of digital logic elements on a single miniature chip forming low cost integrated circuit (ICs). 12.2. Digital Memory Terms and Concepts data – stored information address – the location of the data

tracks and sectors – physical location of the data random access – to address quickly and precisely a specific data location within the device sequential access – the function of the random access is not possible here writing – storing a piece of data to a memory device reading – retrieving data from a memory device read-only memory (ROM) – pre-written memory device, that does not allow the writing of new data read-write memory – pre-written or blank memory device, that allows to be re- written volatile memory – an electric power is maintained to the circuit non-volatile memory – no source of power is needed to maintain data storage random access memory (RAM) – volatile electronic memory read-only memory (ROM) – non-volatile memory integrated circuit 12.3. Modern Nonmechanical Memory A very simple type of electronic memory is the bistable multivibrator. Capable of storing a single bit of data, it is volatile (requiring power to maintain its memory) and very fast. The D-latch is probably the simplest implementation of a bistable multivibrator for memory usage, the D input serving as the data “write” input, the Q output serving as the “read” output, and the enable input serving as the read/write control line:
If we desire more than one bit’s worth of storage, we’ll have to have many latches arranged in some kind of an array where we can selectively address which one (or which set) we’re reading from or writing to. Using a pair of tristate buffers, we can connect both the data write input and the data read output to a common data bus line, and enable those buffers to either connect the Q output to the data line (READ), connect the D input to the data line (WRITE), or keep both buffers in the High-Z state to disconnect D and Q from the data line (unaddressed mode). One memory “cell” would look like this, internally: When the address enable input is 0, both tristate buffers will be placed in high- Z mode, and the latch will be disconnected from the data input/output (bus) line. Only when the address enable input is active (1) will the latch be connected to the data bus. Every latch circuit, of course, will be enabled with a different “address enable” (AE) input line, which will come from a 1-of-n output decoder:
In the above circuit, 16 memory cells are individually addressed with a 4- bit binary code input into the decoder. If a cell is not addressed, it will be disconnected from the 1-bit data bus by its internal tristate buffers: consequently, data cannot be either written or read through the bus to or from that cell. Only the cell circuit that is addressed by the 4-bit decoder input will be accessible through the data bus. This simple memory circuit is random- access and volatile. Technically, it is known as static RAM. Its total memory capacity is 16 bits. Since it contains 16 addresses and has a data bus that is 1 bit wide, it would be designated as a 16 x 1 bit static RAM circuit. As you can see, it takes an incredible number of gates (and multiple transistors per gate) to construct a practical static RAM circuit. This makes the static RAM a relatively low-density device, with less capacity than most other types of RAM technology per unit IC chip space. Because each cell circuit consumes a certain amount of power, the overall power consumption for a large array of cells can be quite high. Early static RAM banks in personal computers consumed a fair amount of power and generated a lot of heat, too. CMOS IC technology has made it possible to lower the specific power consumption of static RAM circuits, but low storage density is still an issue. To address this, engineers
turned to the capacitor instead of the bistable multivibrator as a means of storing binary data. A tiny capacitor could serve as a memory cell, complete with a single MOSFET transistor for connecting it to the data bus for charging (writing a 1), discharging (writing a 0), or reading. Unfortunately, such tiny capacitors have very small capacitances, and their charge tends to “leak” away through any circuit impedances quite rapidly. To combat this tendency, engineers designed circuits internal to the RAM memory chip which would periodically read all cells and recharge (or “refresh”) the capacitors as needed. Although this added to the complexity of the circuit, it still required far less componentry than a RAM built of multivibrators. They called this type of memory circuit a dynamic RAM, because of its need of periodic refreshing. Recent advances in IC chip manufacturing have led to the introduction of flash memory, which works on a capacitive storage principle like the dynamic RAM but uses the insulated gate of a MOSFET as the capacitor itself. Before the advent of transistors (especially the MOSFET), engineers had to implement digital circuitry with gates constructed from vacuum tubes. The enormous comparative size and power consumption of a vacuum tube as compared to a transistor made memory circuits like static and dynamic RAM a practical impossibility. Other, rather ingenious, techniques to store digital data without the use of moving parts were developed. 12.4. Historical, Nonmechanical Memory Technologies Perhaps the most ingenious technique was that of the delay line. A delay line is any kind of device which delays the propagation of a pulse or wave signal. The delay line “stores” data on a very temporary basis if the signal is not strengthened periodically, but the very fact that it stores data at all is a phenomenon exploitable for memory technology. Early computer delay lines used long tubes filled with liquid mercury, which was used as the physical medium through which sound waves traveled along the length of the tube. An electrical/sound transducer was mounted at each end, one to create sound waves from electrical impulses, and the other to generate electrical impulses from sound waves. A stream of serial binary data was sent to the transmitting transducer as a voltage signal. The sequence of sound waves would travel from left to right through the mercury in the tube and be received by the transducer at the other end. The receiving transducer would receive the pulses in the same order as they were transmitted:
The next major advance in computer memory came when engineers turned to magnetic materials as a means of storing binary data. It was discovered that certain compounds of iron, namely “ferrite,” possessed hysteresis curves that were almost square: Shown on a graph with the strength of the applied magnetic field on the horizontal axis (field intensity), and the actual magnetization (orientation of electron spins in the ferrite material) on the vertical axis (flux density), ferrite won’t become magnetized one direction until the applied field exceeds a critical threshold value. Once that critical value is exceeded, the electrons in the ferrite “snap” into magnetic alignment and the ferrite becomes magnetized.
Jay Forrester of MIT applied this principle in inventing the magnetic “core” memory, which became the dominant computer memory technology during the 1970’s. A grid of wires, electrically insulated from one another, crossed through the center of many ferrite rings, each of which being called a “core.” As DC current moved through any wire from the power supply to ground, a circular magnetic field was generated around that energized wire. The resistor values were set so that the amount of current at the regulated power supply voltage would produce slightly more than 1/2 the critical magnetic field strength needed to magnetize any one of the ferrite rings. Therefore, if column #4 wire was energized, all the cores on that column would be subjected to the magnetic field from that one wire, but it would not be strong enough to change the magnetization of any of those cores. However, if column #4 wire and row #5 wire were both energized, the core at that intersection of column #4 and row #5 would be subjected to a sum of those two magnetic fields: a magnitude strong enough to “set” or “reset” the magnetization of that core. In other
words, each core was addressed by the intersection of row and column. The distinction between “set” and “reset” was the direction of the core’s magnetic polarity, and that bit value of data would be determined by the polarity of the voltages (with respect to ground) that the row and column wires would be energized with. The following photograph shows a core memory board from a Data General brand, “Nova” model computer, circa late 1960’s or early 1970’s. It had a total storage capacity of 4 kbytes. A ball-point pen is shown for size comparison: 12.5. Read-Only Memory (ROM) Read-only memory (ROM) is similar in design to static or dynamic RAM circuits, except that the “latching” mechanism is made for one-time (or limited) operation. The simplest type of ROM is that which uses tiny “fuses” which can be selectively blown or left alone to represent the two binary states. Obviously, once one of the little fuses is blown, it cannot be made whole again, so the writing of such ROM circuits is one-time only. Because it can be written (programmed) once, these circuits are sometimes referred to as PROMs (Programmable Read-Only Memory).
However, not all writing methods are as permanent as blown fuses. If a transistor latch can be made which is resettable only with significant effort, a memory device that’s something of a cross between a RAM and a ROM can be built. Such a device is given a rather oxymoronic name: the EPROM (Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory). EPROMs come in two basic varieties: Electrically-erasable (EEPROM) and Ultraviolet-erasable (UV/EPROM). Both types of EPROMs use capacitive charge MOSFET devices to latch on or off. UV/EPROMs are “cleared” by long-term exposure to ultraviolet light. They are easy to identify: they have a transparent glass window which exposes the silicon chip material to light. Once programmed, you must cover that glass window with tape to prevent ambient light from degrading the data over time. EPROMs are often programmed using higher signal voltages than what is used during “read-only” mode. 12.6. Memory with moving parts: ‘’Drives’’ Modern disk drives use multiple platters made of hard material (hence the name, “hard drive”) with multiple read/write heads for every platter. The gap between the head and platter is much smaller than the diameter of a human hair. If the hermetically sealed environment inside a hard disk drive is contaminated with outside air, the hard drive will be rendered useless. Dust will lodge between the heads and the platters, causing damage to the surface of the media. Here is a hard drive with four platters, although the angle of the shot only allows viewing of the top platter. This unit is complete with drive motor, read/write heads, and associated electronics. It has a storage capacity of 340 Mbytes, and is about the same length as the ball-point pen shown in the previous photograph:
An incentive for digital data storage technology advancement was the advent of digitally encoded music. A joint venture between Sony and Phillips resulted in the release of the “compact audio disc” (CD) to the public in the late 1980’s. This technology is a read-only type, the media being a transparent plastic disc backed by a thin film of aluminum. Binary bits are encoded as pits in the plastic which vary the path length of a low-power laser beam. Data is read by the low-power laser (the beam of which can be focused more precisely than normal light) reflecting off the aluminum to a photocell receiver. The advantages of CDs over magnetic tape are legion. Being digital, the information is highly resistant to corruption. Being non-contact in operation, there is no wear incurred through playing. Being optical, they are immune to magnetic fields (which can easily corrupt data on magnetic tape or disks). It is possible to purchase CD “burner” drives which contain the high-power laser necessary to write to a blank disc. Following on the heels of the music industry, the video entertainment industry has leveraged the technology of optical storage with the introduction of the Digital Video Disc, or DVD. Using a similar-sized plastic disc as the music CD, a DVD employs closer spacing of pits to achieve much greater storage density. This increased density allows feature-length movies to be encoded on DVD media, complete with trivia information about the movie, director’s notes, and so on. Much effort is being directed toward the development of a practical read/write optical disc (CD-W). Success has been found in using chemical substances whose color may be changed through exposure to bright laser light, then “read” by lower-intensity light. These optical discs are immediately identified by their characteristically colored surfaces, as opposed to the silver-colored underside of a standard CD

Compilation of all unedited questions and devs answers from DBD Dev Team AMA - June 07th 2023:
Q: In the past, the team had stated that there would only be human/humanoid killers in the game. Obviously with the Stranger Things license, a killer really could not be humanoid, especially given the seasons released at the time. However, with the release of Dredge and now Singularity, we have now gotten a few original monstrous killers. What changed with the design philosophy of DbD that allowed this to happen, and can we expect further creative visual designs like them in the future?
A: Well well, I'm not saying this is a lie, but the fact we said we would only do humanoid was not a design philosophy but more because of technical/scope limitations at that time. If you've been with us for a while, you probably remember us saying we'd put Christine (the car) and Cujo (the dog) in DBD if we could. Every worthy bloodthirsty creature has a space in the world of The Entity!
So what allowed us to do so? We levelled up! The team is bigger, more experienced all thanks to the growth of the community of course! Characters with different structures are definitely going to happen again as we continue to explore more possibilities in DBD.
-Dave
Q: Whatever happened to the promised Twins rework? It was talked about to be the next killer update after Legion/Ghostface though we haven’t heard anything about it and afaik Twins are still plagued by many bugs as well.
A: Due to limited space in each release and the unexpected complexity of the update needed for the Twins, the update has been delayed a LOT longer than we wanted. :D However, it's been designed and we are working on releasing something in early 2024.
-Michael
Q: Hi! Glad you guys came by to answer questions. My question in particular is about map design. I primarily play killer, and sometimes it feels like the outcome of a game is decided before it even starts depending on what map I end up on. Either when chosen via offerings or by RNG.
When designing maps, what, if anything, is done with structure and layout to make maps fair for both sides?
A: The intention when we create maps is not to favor one side more than another.
This is why we currently want to rebalance the maps. We are using data collected and feedback we get from the Community. We have started in the last year to rebalance the maps and we are going to continue and be active when it comes to maps that already exist and same with newly released maps. We want to bring the best experience for everyone to enjoy.
Example: the Raccoon City Police Station , split, the update in the Junkyard and soon Farm maps.
-Andre
Q: What was the real reason you removed Maurice initially? 🤔 I know it’s a pretty unserious question but I’ve always been curious.
A: Honestly, when Peanits saw The Dredge's lobby animation with the suspiciously familiar-looking horse head flopping out, he jumped on the opportunity.
He posted that animation on our social channels with a caption that read "MAURICE NOOO" and the community's reaction was immediately huge. So much so that we decided to to push the joke all the way, removing Maurice from the game. And the rest, as you know, is history.
-Justin
Q: What is it about the new survivor, Gabriel Soma, that makes him stand out from his fellow survivor cast?
A: Gabriel is purposefully designed so that most of us can relate to him, even though he lives in a time period that is very otherwordly to us.
The hardship he faced (even before going in The Realms of The Entity), his resolve and resourcefulness make him a fun character to play. Gabriel is also our first survivor from a possible future, making his wardrobe quite unique and pretty cool if you are into sci-fi pants and space shirts.
His story is not over, there are more unrevealed truths about Gabriel. And he's very good looking: Shirtless Gabriel when?
-Dave
Q: How long, from concept to release, does it take to design a full killer? Not including perks, survivor, or map, but just the killer and their power?
A: It fluctuates (depending on the weather!) but in general about 11-12 months overall from start to finish.
-Janick
Q: Thanks so much for doing this AMA, and happy anniversary!
Out of curiosity, were there any other concepts that the team was considering as powers for the Singularity before deciding on biopods, or was this what they set their sights on right away when brainstorming?
A: The Pods were in the concept from the beginning.
Originally, the Killer had two mechanics it could use: One involved shooting the Pods to teleport to Survivors and the other one allowed it to shoot Survivors to teleport them to its location.
Ultimately, it was deemed exceedingly disorienting on the Survivor side so we removed it and brought back more opportunities for the killer to Teleport later in the creation process.
-Janick
Q: Are there any plans to rework or change freddy in any way?
A: I can't give you any super-secret details but I can tell you that he's on our radar for killers to update.
-Michael
Q: Has there ever been any thoughts on adding alternative game modes or queues? Of course this would be a massive undertaking but I'm curious if it's ever been given any real thought. A ranked mode or mode with different rules like draft picking perks or anything honestly would be really cool to see.
A: It's an idea that has always been in the back of our minds. I can confirm this is something we are actively prototyping. We plan on starting small and doing game modes as limited time modes and building up from there. We are hopeful that we'll have more to share with you all later this year!
-Justin
Q: With the seemingly new trend of original/licensed survivors getting lobby voice-lines, can we expect to see this implemented for previous survivors aswell? So survivors like Dwight, Meg, Claud, David etc.? And would this include the possibility of original survivors interacting with each other similar to the Resident Evil survivors and Renato/Thalita?
A: Never say never. DBD is a game in constant evolution and past content is still living and evolving with it :)
-Dave
Q: Has it been considered to clean up some the more usless offerings on the bloodweb such as the ones that only slightly buff bloodpoints?
A: We are actually exploring the offerings and their system as a whole right now on the design team! I can't give you any hints about what might be changed or where we might end up yet, but we are exploring new effects and actively designing ways to make this system better overall. :)
-Michael
Q: will mobile cosmetics be ported in anytime soon?
A: We will start porting some mobile cosmetics over, starting sometime in the next year.
The first batch will be small, with just 4 outfits (2 killer, 2 survivor). Also worth noting they won't be a 1:1 port. We will make some small colour and/or texture changes before being brought into Dead By Daylight.
Lastly, to manage expectations, there will be some mobile outfits that never get ported over.
-Justin
Q: Is there a reason more survivor emotes haven’t been added yet? It feels like a no brainier since you could make a fortune from selling them and it’s not like it’d break immersion since this game is long past that point now (look at some survivor and even killer cosmetics)
I feel like even small things which could be sold like hand gestures and stuff would be such a nice addition with time however things like dances would be amazing, even better if killer could do them at some point
A: Survivor emotes was an idea we played with many years ago. We even got so far as to implement a few of them in a prototype build. Unfortunately, we found them to often either break immersion, or encourage negative gameplay behaviours. For that reason, we haven't revisited the idea for a number of years.
Never say never, but survivor emotes certainly won't be coming anytime in the near future.
-Justin
Q: Was there anything noteworthy that stuck out to the team when designing The Singularity? I love his design and I would like to get to know more about how he was designed.
A: It was a weird concept and not an easy sell as a great power originally.
(it sound bland on paper)
Although while prototyping we managed to make the pods usable in chases and realised their versitility, that is when it started to shine.
We could see how much fun and potential there was in the concept.
-Janick
Q: The mori for the Singularity is probably the most that a survivor has been actually maimed. It's brutal, disgusting, and I absolutely love it. However, it has been previously stated that moris have to avoid actually doing too much damage to a survivor's body for various reasons. Is this still within those limitations, or did something change that allows the team to make more brutal moris? And can we expect the possibility for some more of that brutality in the future?
A: We're glad you loved the mori, we do too, it was a blast to create! On the level of brutality and gore, there is one thing that we keep in mind except for the actual technical/scope feasibility of an idea. One of DBD's core pillars is that we want to be an horror that is accessible to all. This means many things for different facets of the game, but in this case it means that some brutal actions and level of gore may make the game inaccessible in some regions! We don't want that.
-Dave
Q: Will there be any plans to have more diversity in body shapes of survivors? Would love to see some more plus size representation
A: Inclusivity and representation is very important to us. Body shapes and height is quite challenging at the moment due to technical limitations and gameplay components / metrics. Thank you for letting us know that this is important to you, every voice count.
Q: Are there any plans to make Custom Games easier to set up for tournaments and other events?
It's been years since the introduction of "Custom Matches" and we haven't really had any new settings since. Options to limit item & add-on rarities, options to enforce non-duplicated perks on all Survivors, better spectator controls, etc... Any of these things would REALLY help to make DBD events faster to set up and more viewer-friendly.
A: This is a topic that has recently made it onto our radar, and one we can clearly see the value in. The Custom Matches features has been left untouched for far too long. Unfortunately, it's still too early to give an ETA on when you could expect to start seeing some of these improvements in the game.
-Justin
Q: What caused the sudden shift to add more clutter and obstructions into the new maps and reworks? In my experience it causes nothing more than frustration for both sides.
A: Hey great question! As clutter you might be referring to two different things, so I'll do my best to answer both meanings.
1- Clutter as in more objects making navigation more difficult. As our team grew during the graphical rework, a lot of details were added to make the maps richer. Lots of lessons were learned during those days (and we are still learning) on what elements and metrics makes it difficult for navigation. Our level design team is actively working with the environment artists to make sure each asset found in a map (colliders, vegetation, etc), especially when it comes to navigation, follows game metrics.
2-Finding objectives/visual clutter - As the graphic fidelity evolves in DBD so does our gameplay need to evolve in terms of visual elements, which have not always followed. We are looking into that one now. The idea is to have level of priorities in how easilly perceivable elements are on the screen. This pass will make gameplay elements POP compared to the details that are great, but less important to manage your objective.
-Dave
From the level design perspective, we are in the process of addressing the clutter issue. the focus is clarity, readability and navigation. We had this issue with the Toba Landing in PTB and are addressing that in next week's release. We will revisit all maps and themes and make sure it makes sense for everyone.
-Andre
Q: Regarding individual killer balance, will you start taking feedback from people who have spent countless hours playing them? If at least to see what they want out of their killer without being unbalanced.
A: Our external playtesting methods and processes involve a large variety of player types, all of which range widely in skill level & experience in the game.
Veteran players with many hours in DbD have super valuable feedback, especially when it comes to breaking our rules and exposing balance issues.
It's important to point out though that beginner, intermediate and casual players also have important contributions & insights to share that we need to also take into consideration and use to balance our designs.
-Michael
Q: Thanks for doing this AMA.
In the recent public test build, you guys tested out a buff to Pyramid Head which gave him the ability to torment survivors hit by Punishment of the Damned. You guys understandably walked back this buff as it allowed for some unfun situations for survivors. In the following developer update, you revealed the reason for testing this change was that you were looking for additional ways to let Pyramid Head apply torment. This would lead me to believe that the balance team has been looking to buff certain elements of Pyramid Head's kit.
I also would be kicking myself later if I did not take this opportunity to mention his addons. Pyramid Head's addons, aside from the range addons, do not feel like they impact his gameplay much at all when compared to other killers. His iridescent addons, while unique, are too restrictive in their requirements to get much value out of them. If you're looking to do something to Pyramid Head, which is the impression I got from the recent PTB, it seems that the addons would have been the first thing considered.
So can we expect any more attention for The Executioner going forward, or are you happy with the spot he and his addons are in?
Thanks again
A: You are correct that we initially wanted to change Executioner because we believe he can be improved. :) That hasn't changed and we still want to release an update for him in the future. Your suggestion about looking to the add-ons is noted!
-Michael
Q: Any updates on console to pc cross progression?
A: There's currently no further update unfortunately. We know it's something desired by the community as a whole but we cannot say if/when it will ever be able to be implemented, other than on the platforms we've already confirmed.
Q: What’s the meaning of life?
A: 69 - Mandy
420 - Andre
A great Monty Python movie. -Michael
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Q: New unique items for survivors?
A: It just goes to show how brilliant minds think alike - we've been discussing this very recently! No concrete plans as we're still very early in the process, but we are talking about when and how we could put out some new items in the future. Plan on it (at some point)!
-Michael
Q: As the game continues into its 7th year, I think the community deserves an official comment from the devs on the flagship killer, the Trapper. The character who is on most, if not all advertising, and is perhaps the most recognizable killer in all of Dead By Daylight’s original roster has been the worst killer in the entire game for years, by an increasingly significant margin. Unlike any other killer in the game his power requires full minutes of setup, can be easily countered by good communication, and depending on the map can just entirely cease to function due to no/sparse/thin grass. Most new maps released in recent memory have no grass whatsoever, and are so large that it can add an additional minute or two just retrieving your power, which again, no other killer has anything close to that level of setup time.
All of that to say that for the Trapper, things just seem to get exponentially worse with every update. Does the dev team have any plans on reworking or updating the Trapper, which in my opinion he desperately needs? Or will he stay the undisputed worst killer for years to come?
A: I hear you. It's been a topic of conversation across our teams, but at the moment we do not have significant gameplay updates planned for Trapper. Partly because our data shows that his kill rate is pretty much where we want it to be (on average, even at high MMRs) but also because he holds a very important role as one of the simplest and easiest killers in the game. He's great for onboarding new Killers and we don't want that to change too much.
That said, we do have a small but very fun update in the works for our terrifying flagship killer! Those of you who watched the Anniversary broadcast may have seen the segment about the Naughty Bear Legendary skin coming for Trapper (which will have its own unique Mori). This will ship later in the year, along with a killer update.
-Michael
Q: Can you please hide survivor prestige levels until the end of the match? A lot of killers target and harass high prestige survivors
A: Harassment in game is a topic we are always looking for more ways to tackle, and this has been one of the ideas we've been discussing for some time. I'm going to use this question as an opportunity to re-ignite the topic and opened a new Jira request for it today.
-Justin
Q: All I have to say is thank you making this game because without it, we would not have this unique community
A: Thank you for being a part of it! We feel really grateful to have such an engaged, creative, and supportive community of players.
Thank YOU, you are the Legends!
-Andre
Q: In the past, the team has stated that maps take by far the most development time out of anything else in the game. How long does it usually take to make an original map such as Toba Landing/Dvarka Deepwood, from concept to completion? Also, how difficult is it to modify maps once they are in the game, such as adjusting the strength of loops, changing tile spawn logic, or even changing the size of the map?
A: To answer your first question: Depending on the style of the map, it can take up to 6 months to create.
When it comes to updating and modifying existing maps, we collect data non-stop and are always investigating player concerns. To use Toba Landing as an example, player feedback during the PTB helped us identify & implement certain adjustments on loops and map visibility that will be going to Live servers.
-Andre
Q: For original chapters that take place around different nations (Chile, Japan, Brazil, among others), and even around different periods of time, what’s the process like for the research and implementation of different elements to properly represent that in the lore and even inside of their respective maps?
A: Inclusivity and diversity is always top of mind for us, with a focus on making sure the representation we have in the game is as accurate as possible.
We have multiple steps in our creation process that ensure due diligence in this regard: internal & external consultation with regional partners, extensive research, and immersion are some of them.
A recent example would be with Thalita & Renato characters' cosmetics, which were designed by our very own Brazilian artist!
Fun fact: She's the one who thought of including the Caramelo tattoo on Renato's arm :)
-Dave
Q: Is there going to be an update where survivors can always recover from the dying state (like the one-off with Unbreakable)? Think I remember reading about that once. Cheers.
A: I can tell you're dying to know. (sound of crickets) Nevermind...
No, we are not planning on making that part of the base game.
If you are referring to the Finisher Mori, we tested that in the PTB but it was an early prototype test. There was a lot of feedback and we are still working on that feature, but again - we are not planning on putting Unbreakable in the survivor base kit.
-Michael
Q: Can you tell us a bit about the process the team goes through when deciding to nerf/buff an addon?
It feels so frustrating seeing certain addons getting a nerf for being popular (e.g. Twins: Toy Sword, Nemesis: Marvins Blood, Hillbilly: Engravings) when other addons are so weak/situational they are rarely worth using.
A: This is a question that has been considered heavily within our design team in recent months. We are continually learning where our priorities need to be when it comes to live balance and our process is changing as a result. Recently we have shifted to an approach that rests on three foundations:
Design Intent
Community Feedback
Data and Statistics
We watch for issues on all three of these fronts and prioritize from there. We are also cautious about vetting our changes with the community management team to get a read on how our updates will be received before release.
Some decisions (especially those based more on data or design intent) may not always be 100% clear for everyone, and that's okay. That said, we want to be attentive to the needs of our community and what will be most healthy for the game longterm.
-Michael
Q: Admist the PTB testing there were a few concerns regarding Made for This, particularly in regards to its interaction with Hope allowing survivors to keep pace with 110% killers like hag during the endgame.
Is this something the team is aware of, and will they be continuing to monitor Made For This for balancing purposes when the chapter is live?
A: We are aware that Made for This has had quite an impact.
We're going to be watching out for feedback and data once the community has opportunity to test this.
We already have plans to address Made for This (like we had for Hyperfocus) if and when it becomes a problem.
-Thomas
Q: Will you ever expand the daily rituals to give 1 survivor and 1 killer daily each day? Also would weekly or monthly rituals ever be added for a bigger payout? Thanks.
A: Nothing concrete on the roadmap (get it?) but multiple ideas have been explored to improve the system.
Thank you for your suggestion! We're open to reading the community's ideas and feedback on the topic and will be considering them when discussing next steps.
-Thomas
Q: How does the Entity choose it's victims? Both survivors and killers.
A: Who knows!
-Dave
Meatier alternative - No one knows how The Entity or why The Entity or even when The Entity? Maybe darkness in the life of the survivors and killers grab Its attention, or maybe its the other way around, maybe its the Entity's attention that makes their lives miserable. Or maybe its random! Who knows.
-Dave
Spicy Alternative- The Entity works in mysterious ways.
-Dave
Q: Will the black bubble after hooking someone be adressed soon? I like the effect, but in a ton of scenario's I cannot see if the killer is going towards me, even with the effect of kindred.
A: The intention of the bubble's design is to hide the Killer's exact position after a Survivor's been hooked.
However, it is an old design so maybe it's time for us to review if its use and appearance are still ideal.
-Dave
Q: Will there be a shift away from relying on pure statistics and instead listening to experienced players more/qualitative feedback in general?
The statistics based approach for balancing has been a huge pain point the past 7 years.
A: While data is crucial in balancing in general, it is not a substitute for player or design feedback.
Our approach to balancing is a bit more complicated than this, and I can say it does not solely rest on game design.
-Thomas
Q: Is there any discussion regarding raising killer FOV (or a FOV slider) to help reduce motion sickness for those effected?
A: Short answer: Yes!
Long answer: we have a design that is in development and the release date is in our field of vision. You can expect to see something later this year or early next year.
-Michael
Q: Are there any plans to update earlier licensed killers (Shape/Cannibal/Nightmare/Pig) with their own music tracks as has been a trend with other killers as of late? Given Ghost Face being licensed and receiving a unique chase theme last year, there's been confusion regarding this. Thank you!
A: We would love for all the killers to have this feature, nevertheless licensed content will sometime have limitation out of our control. We might get a track for all of them at some point, but no promise. Shape already as a unique music track! So enjoy that in the meantime!
-Dave
Q: I think many people would agree with me in saying that HillBilly needs some addons adjusted. But also, why is the overheat mechanic still a thing? It's pretty much a "non-factor" and there are addons to increase the overheat limit anyway.
A: I feel you. Billy occupies a squishy (albeit violent) place in all of our hearts, and we've been working on him! An update has been designed for our Billy-boy (including addons). No specific date planned for implementing this just yet, but you can expect news from us sometime in the next year.
Sharpen your chainsaws.
-Michael
Q: What's the process for figuring out general balancing and new perks as the game continues to add in new killers and survivors?
A: The process is naturally data-informed, but the major part lies with the design team, who is aware of what comes next, whether its perks, killers, or any other feature that will impact gameplay and balance.
In short, if a perk is both ubiquitous and powerful, it probably needs to be addressed in the near future.
-Thomas
Q: Do you think we can get outfits based on the later Halloween movies, or does the copy right prevent that from happening? I’ve been wanting an older Jamie Lloyd from Halloween 4 to get in as a legendary skin so bad, I made a petition about it and even asked the actress herself about it. Link to the petition and video
A: Thank you for your passion and dedication. Indeed, working on getting licenses can be a challenge!
-Dave
Q: Question for the art/design team: in the lore for Hux and Gabriel, it mentions that Gabriel damages Hux pretty severely directly before they are taken into the Fog, with flesh melting off his frame. Is the look for The Singularity we see in game the result of that damage, or is that pre-facemelt? If it's the former, is there any chance we might see Hux's original, "perfect" design he had for himself as a skin? Or was the lore even fully complete while you all were working on his design?
A: Hux's look in the trials is post-melt incident! We wanted to make sure we offered a good level of body horror with this character. We might see its "prime" look later, but keep in mind that even this would be horrid, The SIngularity is using flesh in a very wrong way.
-Dave
Q: Could you guys do something like a shirt related to Puppers in honour of him and what he brought to the DBD community?
A: Puppers' passing has been a huge loss for our whole community and has been deeply felt here on the team.
We have seen the discussions amongst players on how best to remember him and honor him, and we've been following it closely, and have been similarly discussing it within the team. While we have a strong desire to do something, it's simply too soon right now to say what we might be able to commit to.
Q: Deleted question.
A: Nothing concrete on the roadmap (get it?) but multiple ideas have been explored to improve the system. Thank you for your suggestion! We're open to reading the community's ideas and feedback on the topic and will be considering them when discussing next steps.
-Thomas
Q: Is it possible to get new moris for killers as a customization option? Not just tied to a skin.
A: Cries in Backlog

• Justin

Q: Why has the map team not advanced substantially in the balance department in the past few years? The community has been clear in that the maps are unbalanced,yet it seems the dev team simultaneously understands the issue i.e Nerfing Eyrie yet released Red Forest 2.0
A: We began the work some time ago, but recently the speed at which we're able to push it forward has been greatly improved thanks to new hires & resources on our team. Now, we're able to tackle urgent day to day tasks while simultaneously making regular progress on live balance for existing maps.
Regarding the Eyrie of Crows, the intention of our balancing efforts there was to address how strongly Survivor-sided it was. We're still monitoring the results though (data and feedback) and we wont hesitate to go back for more tweaks if we feel that they're needed.
When it comes to Red Forest, we frankly just didn't have the ressources at the time for the scope of work required. Now that we do, I've scheduled an update for both Mother's Dwelling and Temple of Purgation that will hopefully address player concerns.
Q: Any plans on improving daily rituals? A permanent 60K BP instead of the 30K we're getting now and the ability to choose between survivor or killer rituals would be nice
A: Nothing concrete on the roadmap (get it?) but multiple ideas have been explored to improve the system.
Thank you for your suggestion! We're open to reading the community's ideas and feedback on the topic and will be considering them when discussing next steps.
-Thomas
Q: The Swamp realm had a unfinished map featuring a village structure, as well as the Bloodwillow tree from the artbook, possibly related to The Wraith back when he was still part of the Swamp Realm. Is there any plans in the future to bring this map as a playable one in Dead By Daylight, maybe with a visual upgrade of The Swamp?
A: The tree will eventually make its return to The Swamp.
However, at the moment, we're focusing our efforts on bringing visual & gameplay updates to existing maps. In The Swamp realm specifically, we're going to remove the generators in the corners of tiles, as well as some elevations that don't have a significant value add gameplay-wise.
-Andre
Q: The Skull Merchant is a polarising character currently. Are you happy with how Skull Merchant turned out? Do you plan on any future revisions for her?
A: Skull Merchant has problems on live and we are very aware of that. We feel the killer is fun and interesting in general, but there are some unfortunate playstyles that make her kit frustrating to play against. 2 things to say here:
She is getting an update. We are currently trying to determine when that can go out - stay tuned. 2. Her most oppressive games tend toward the 3-gen strategy. This is problematic in our game as a whole, but especially against certain killers (Skull Merchant being the most egregious). We are currently working on a systematic solution to deal with 3-gen games, which will ALSO help with playing against the Skull Merchant.
-Michael
Q: Will BHVR fix the visibility issues? My girlfriend is color blind and cant see most colors (no the color blind features don’t help her) so it’s a bit depressing for her to realize that she’s at a significant disadvantage when playing the game. Even for me its hard to see sometimes!
A: We are definitely ramping up our attention to accessibility in our game. It's unclear if/how we will adjust our support for colorblindness in the near future, but I can say we have a dedicated UX designer heading up our accessibility efforts and you can expect to see more accessibility-centered features coming out in the future.
-Michael
Q: Are we going to have sales on characters by the iridescent shards in the anniversary
A: I'm not supposed to say, because it's a secret. But yes.
-Justin
Q: The Shrine of Secrets is used as a way to make all perks accessible to players who do not want to spend additional money for the game other than the cost of the base game, but with over 200 perks in the game now, that system is not a reliable way to acquire specific perks. This leads to arguments that players who are willing to pay extra are given an advantage over others since meta perks can be locked behind that paywall.
What are your thoughts on replacing the Shrine of Secrets with a menu of teachable perks that can be purchased at-will for the same price they currently cost on the Shrine? What are reasons that a system like that would not work?
A: I can definitely say that the problems with the Shrine are no secret.
We are very aware that the system needs an update, however it remains on the backlog for now, which means its on our radar but not being actively worked on yet. We will hopefully get to it sooner rather than later.
-Michael
Q: Are there ever plans to make totally new maps but with the same realm as old locations?
I’d love another map that uses the Snowy theme of Ormond.
A: That's absolutely something i would love to do.
We don't have any plans to do so yet, but i'd love to add maps on a few existing realms. Ormond for sure, Grave of Glenvale comes to mind as well.
-Andre
Q: Are there any plans to unlink currently linked sets for original characters?
A: Short answer: No.
Long Answer: Original characters cosmetics are locked for technical reasons. Having them mix and match would cause bugs and a variety of clipping issues or gaps in their modesl at the waist or neck lines. Unfortunately, for these reasons, we have no plans to make them unlocked in the future.
-Justin
Q: The amount of representation the game gets is great.
But when will we get Ace Visconti actually represent Argentina?
A: Hey, good point! We've had a lot of fun with Ace's personality and used it as the main driveinspiration for his outfits. Some Argentinian representation would be great!
-Dave

I will try my best to keep this short and to the point, but just in case...
TLDR: I need some advice on how to move on from a guy I've liked on and off for 4 years.
For clarification purposes, I will refer to the guy as 'J'.
I've known J for ~4 years now and was attracted to him from the first time I saw him. We were becoming friends and I started catching feelings, but then him and my brother became best friends and covid + lockdown happened.
Fast forward 2 1/2 years, we became coworkers (we being me, J, my brother, and a mutual friend of ours), started spending a lot of time together, hung out outside of work, and I started catching feelings again. Looking back, I obviously read into things, but at the time, I was fairly convinced that he must have some sort of interest in me: he would text me back right away even when in the middle of playing video games, in a group hangout when I briefly mentioned a guy I was talking to, J told me I must not be interested because I supposedly hesitated when he asked me if I liked the guy, we took pictures together, he told me to just come visit him when he went overseas instead of sending care packages, and then one final thing that really made me think there was a chance...
On my last day of work, we hung out in a group setting after getting off of work. One of the girls spilled alcohol next to me and before I even reacted, he had come from across the room to ask if I was okay, tell my brother to get some paper towels, and searched through the room to find something to clean it up with. Before parting ways for the night, we hugged and he told me to contact him often when I went back to school.
A few days later, my brother and I went back to work to get our checks and J happened to be on break. My brother left to use the bathroom and I sat down across from J who had previously been sitting on his phone and eating. I was sitting sort of sideways with my legs crossed and when I went to move my foot, accidentally hit his and realized that we were literally sitting identically. When I say he mirrored the way I was sitting, I mean it was mirrored from head to toe. (this is the "thing that really made me think there was a chance" pathetic, I know.)
Seeing as the name of this post is "need help moving on", obviously something happened, right? Yeah, so I went back to school for spring semester and here's why I know it's not mutual and also why I can never face J again (probably). I got pretty wasted on a night out, had been texting him a couple of times throughout the night-- spelling mistakes galore-- and then we called when I got back to my dorm. I had no recollection of what was said in this call until two weeks ago when my friend who had been with J at the time I called told me what I had blacked out. Apparently, while I didn't explicitly tell J that I liked him, I apparently asked him why he thought I called him when I could have called other close guy friends of mine. I feel like this is obvious in and of itself (dumb drunk me lol), and J, being quick to pick up on things, caught on and texted the two friends he had been drinking with to help end the phone call. It might be worth mentioning that I completely stopped talking to J after this phone call because I was embarrassed that I couldn't remember, and anxious that it had been an embarrassing conversation.
I may read into things and I am a drunk tester, but I'm not stupid: he never had feelings for me then or now. Unfortunately, he will always be in my life as long as my brother and him are friends, and truth be told, I have yet to get over these feelings I have for him.
SO if anyone has any advice, like any at all, I would highly appreciate it. I've embarrassed myself enough anyways, now I just want to move on but I'm not sure how to begin doing that.
also, if anyone has any advice on how NOT to be a drunk texter (because it is an unfortunate habit of mine) please let me know because I have truly embarrassed myself enough for a lifetime. LOL.

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I'm currently reading Hyperion by Dan Simmons, and in the beginning is a section with Paul Duré, a devout Jesuit who was exiled from the church to the planet Hyperion. On Hyperion, he discovers a population of deformed and mentally stunted people who worship "The Cruciform", referring to his cross every time they mention it. Not God, not Jesus - the cross itself. Whenever he asks about those or any saints, they have no idea what he's talking about. Paul initially believes this is just a bastardized version of some Abrahamic religion maintained by people who effectively played Telephone with a religion for a bunch of generations until he discovers the reality: The Cruciform is a cross-shaped parasite native to Hyperion, and it embeds itself into your chest and starts to "maintain" you. Even if you're chopped in half, you will be "maintained". The Cruciform, however, doesn't care how much of "you" is still "you", so the deformed and mentally stunted people aren't just essentially cavemen, they're the result of centuries of being "maintained" by The Cruciforms. And what does he decide when he gets afflicted with his own Cruciform? He's not gonna accept that. He's not going to allow himself to be degenerated and end up like the others, seeing it as an affront of God, and soon discovers through medical scans that whenever someone afflicted with a Cruciform gets fatally injured, the Cruciform has to release its grip on its host just a liiiiittle tiny bit in order to start the maintaining process. Thus, in true Jesuit fashion, Paul decides to crucify himself in a forest that is essentially eternally on fire, where he is immolated and fried nonstop for the next EIGHT YEARS while his Cruciform is constantly trying to repair him until he's found by his fellow Jesuit friend who is able to pull the Cruciform free, finally allowing Paul to die. I was squirming in my seat in disgust while I read these paragraphs detailing every gross detail about Paul's still-living remains.

My husband and I have always wanted to go to Big Bend so he’s taking me for my birthday this year. So excited. We chose to take our 7 year old because she’s currently an uncultured swine as I like to refer to her 😂 I think she’s going to love it. Obviously we have tailored our itinerary to include her (no 13 mile hikes.) We are wanting to hike, drive, we’re taking our paddle boards, we want to visit the hot springs and we’re going to cross over into Boquillas. Totally open to any suggestions, but I’m also wanting to ask what exactly we should take to be comfortable? Anything that y’all wished y’all had while visiting? Something you are so glad you thought to bring? We are staying at Camp Elena and we’ll be there for 4 nights so we will have a bathroom and also a little kitchen and cooking essentials. Just don’t want to forget anything. Thanks!

I'd deleted my last couple of posts because there was a chance WP was going to get out of the hospital today, but she won't be out until Tuesday as the earliest, so here I am.
Some info: more information came to light on Tuesday morning, that turned out that WP had overstepped my two deal breaker boundaries. 1. She was emotionally unfaithful 2. She lied, again, and there was some TT information that she swore didn't exist. (including the emotional whatnot)
For context on her emotional infidelity, she didn't have an AP. She would just periodically share things with "friends" that she wouldn't share with me. Things that shouldn't have been shared with outsiders. While not necessarily negative things about me, still things that, as far as I'm concerned, crossed the line into emotional infidelity. She was reaching out to people and craving that closeness, she just realistically never held out long enough with any single person to form a full EA.
She also continued to try and reach out to people during our last 3 months of trying to R. The conversations themselves were innocent, but... the emotional closeness she was searching for was there.
Anyways. Everything imploded on Tuesday, and cumulated to her ending up in a mental hospital.
I have spoken to her quite a lot on the phone. I got her to give me a list of what she needed, and bought the things I had to, since the restrictions there are out of this world, understandably, but not all of her stuff from home fit those guidelines. I took it there, and she was not expecting me to visit her, but we did. We held hands, we hugged... She's said I love you more times than I can count, and I just respond with "Stay safe."
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So here's where I want some opinions and insight. The fact is that WP didn't have a full-blown EA, and considering the state that she's been in, I genuinely have no reason to suspect her of lying. She had started Not Just Friends, and gotten through the first chapter or two, and begun to realize that the interactions she'd had with her friends were crossing boundaries, and came and told me...
In that sense, I want to give space to the fact that she didn't technically TT, as she genuinely hadn't really thought about it in those terms, since there wasn't a single AP in any sense, and none of the individuals she shared with ever returned the emotional infidelity on their part... She just volunteered her own insights into her behaviors as soon as she had the epiphany and realization. This has already been a habit since dday 3 months ago, so that isn't new.
On the flip side, and this is the big one...
She had lied to me about a detail regarding her AP. (Which, for context, WP serial cheated with ONSs for two years, and then had a less-than-a-week emotional fling that ended in a ONS with someone that I knew she was pursuing((kinda)), which is when she came clean about EVERYTHING, and that's who I reference as her AP)
Which, sure, details, yada yada, every WP TTs...
But it mattered to me.
And she knew it mattered to me.
She knew that it was something that I would have wanted/needed to know.
And she lied.
For three months.
And every time she said "I can't think of any more details or anything more to tell you..."
It wasn't true.
And that, ultimately, is what has shattered my trust beyond recognition.
My kindness and gentleness is gone. I am livid. I am furious. I am as hurt as I ever have been, and I have cried tears of sorrow, anger, and insurmountable pain more times in the last 24+ hours than I have in the last 3 months combined.
And that detail that she lied about...?
Was that, in line with her emotional infidelity, she had told one of her friends that she was going to visit AP that night. A friend who casually encouraged WP to have sex, knowing full well and good that WP wasn't supposed to be non-monogamous at the time... A friend who WP knew would "give her permission" to cheat, rather than a friend who would reign her in. Or me. Which I knew about AP, etc., she could have told me, but then they couldn't have had sex.
So talk to me, hive mind, lol.
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Where do I go from here? Is there a chance I recover myself, and find a way to forgive and still R? I have given myself 7 days from Tuesday to make up my mind. I'm either separating, or splitting fully and calling it quits. IF I separate, it's on my terms, period.
But who knows, I might change my mind about that even, by Tuesday. I want the space to be certain on my decisions, hence, giving myself a week to clear my head.
But what are your opinions? Are the infractions of my boundaries too much to come back from? Am I being too harsh because I'm just generally in too much hurt and pain right now? I'm struggling to have a more clear and unbiased view of my situation, and I know that this group here won't just yell at me to dump her and go, but can still be honest about where we'd need to go from here...
(Idk how positive and helpful the removed comments were, or if they were just fully negative and hence getting removed, however whoever you are, I see you and your opinions nonetheless, lol)