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Iirc her (non-dance) combos have tells that let you know exactly how many attacks it's going to be, as well as how fast they're going to come out... something about sparks prior to the attack starting. They're also the primary window for parries, and a buckler parry can manage it fairly easily.

The dance is actually somewhat trivially handled... with a shield (or some other means of 100% physblock). You can block the first bit and then pretty consistently roll dodge the rest of it, though there's a specific pattern to do it. Lobo's first and second runs are a bunch of video eventually showing a piece by piece breakdown of how to rek sister stabby arm in melee, and do so consistently enough to do it at rl1.

Eh, FO's fairly close in playstyle to bloodborne or sekiro in particular, from looking at it, iirc. It's faster than the older ones and a bit more mobile/explore-y overall, but still close enough design wise to draw the comparison to the general sort of material.

Inconsistency is the UI Devil. Remember that, live by it. Be better than Quickbooks.

E: Also, escape should always back you up a layer/function as a cancel button. If you're going really menu heavy, remember to make sure you can tab between fields and your tabbing works like it does basically every goddamn where else. I'm currently pestering our tech administration folks over a change in our working software that killed tab confirmation and tabbing between dropdown menus -- don't do that. If you're going to have tab navigation, have it work well. If you're not going to have it work well just don't bother

E2: But seriously, if you have access to quickbooks or similar software, fire that up and then do better than them (as far as I'm aware they haven't changed significantly since I was trained on them, so this isn't actually going to be a high bar). If you have that as a baseline you're going to be doing pretty decently.

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Frankly, I think any government claims of supporting small business are lies.

You'd have to have a wildly myopic outlook to think this. The carveouts and assistances for smaller businesses in most of the major developed countries are there for the looking, and it's almost always more substantial than what's available to the non-business individual. Generally less than what big business sees, sure (that's capitalism for you ), but the support's usually pretty substantial once you jump through the hoops to get to it, if you're actually running a legitimate business.

Incorporation in general, any of the business forms that limit fiscal or criminal liability, is a major one, just off the top of my head. Stateside there's a pile of help for smaller businesses, relatively sweet deal loans, tax breaks/writeoffs, and so on, if you can figure out how to ask for it in your region.

Like... your business probably would have failed with or without government intervention. Plenty of businesses have even in areas where restrictions were functionally nonexistent, because we've been in a bloody plague and lots of folks don't actually need a mandate from on high to cut back on being out and about in the middle of a highly infectious pandemic.

Meanwhile, if you want covid based reasons to hate capitalism, well *gestures at profit motive and healthcare in the US alone*. There's tens to hundreds of thousands of people dead or crippled because capitalist horseshit kept them away from medical care or preventative measures (i.e. staying at home) through one means or another, and then more that are probably going to be buried in medical debt for decades, just as a sort of start to the cavalcade of horseshit.

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Anyway, I don't actually hate capitalism per se, personally, there's just a lot of shit about it that needs to be hard shackled or it starts screwing everyone involved over. It has its uses under certain circumstances, it just needs to be kept well the hell away from everywhere it doesn't (i.e. anything vital, like infrastructure, agriculture, healthcare, education, basically anything involving monopoly of force, etc).

It's really as simple as that, one thing you can trust a successful capitalist to do is start fucking over everyone around them if you don't keep them watched, regulated, and cut down to size, so... do that. Keep the harm inherent to the system under control. Then it's mostly okay to let 'em stick around.