WHATS GOING ON!

Vipur24 · Post by **Vipur24** » Sat Aug 09, 2014 4:47 am

Whats going on? Does anyone play League of Legends? If so add me Buttamayne. Also, I got out of the military 2 weeks ago and now going to the university of tennesse. I met up with deathho and mesial when I left florida. They told me to tell all of your " hello ". Hope yal are doing good.

Shizoku · Post by **Shizoku** » Sat Aug 09, 2014 6:10 am

Should tell that old gaffer Deathho to pop in one of these days, miss that wanker.

Post by **Dome** » Sat Aug 09, 2014 6:34 am

Sup Whorez, play an Allegiance game instead of boring LOL.

Check the squad roster page bish.

Vipur24 · Post by **Vipur24** » Sat Aug 09, 2014 10:01 am

Ill stop by and play a game. I have to get my setup back and fix my controls. I doubt my dad will be back anytime soon he works 6 days a week 10 hours days. but I have told him to jump in game.

Whats up with the new rosters ? There is a lot of names I don't recognize. I was playing and ran across fwiffo in game and yungmoose.

raumvogel · Post by **raumvogel** » Sat Aug 09, 2014 3:56 pm

The game is evolving.

SumVeritas · Post by **SumVeritas** » Sat Aug 09, 2014 11:12 pm

Hola!!

Vipur24 · Post by **Vipur24** » Sun Aug 10, 2014 1:50 am

Cool. When are the "HOT" times to get on ?

hockey1015 · Post by **hockey1015** » Sun Aug 10, 2014 2:34 am

Vipur24 wrote:QUOTE (Vipur24 @ Aug 9 2014, 09:50 PM) Cool. When are the "HOT" times to get on ?

Most weekday evenings/nights get some fairly decent games, but weekends are still the best showings.

Silkfist · Post by **Silkfist** » Sun Aug 10, 2014 8:41 am

Collegiate advice:

1) Do a STEM major
2) Install Allegiance

MrChaos · Post by **MrChaos** » Sun Aug 10, 2014 3:12 pm

Silkfist wrote:QUOTE (Silkfist @ Aug 10 2014, 04:41 AM) Collegiate advice:

1) Do a STEM major
2) Install Allegiance

Gah... sorry Silkfist but Im going to politely disagree about point one only and here is why

Vipur

This is the new popular media and politcal advice go be part of the STEM world and you will be ok. Its shortsighted, inaccurate, and frankly if you are not interested in the subjects in STEM stay away for my, yours, and the rest of societies sake.

The misconception comes from this kind of uninformed reporting.

[url=http://2013%20Study]http://education.yahoo.net/articles/deg ... spects.htm[/url] while not all are not STEM and numbers are from some generic website
They fare better in down turns but...

You are going to get niched and specialized no matter what and it is almost certain your little world will go *boom* several times during your forty plus year career. The more specialized and niched the better the money until things go pear shaped and than it is a liability. Get a job in theOil Industry paying crazy wages in today's marketand odds are the industry will be producing people scrambling to get someone to give them a redo in say the aerospace industry before your imaginary(?) kids start school. The explosion of good paying jobs in the fracking fields and Texas Oil over the last tenish years is a repeat of the 80s with some pretty spectacular busts in the middle. So it may be all good in the neighborhood if you get into designing heat exchangers for the piping system or perhaps the control system for the oil rig errrrm winches or etc etc but perhaps not. It will be complete luck and there is a high percentage that you will have to pack up and move several times in your career to maintain your life style. If you pick a field that dead ends or no longer needed you are in for some real hurt. Even if you get lucky and pick a good niche you are going to spend your life scrambling to stay relevant. Don't be surprised or your feeling hurt that at some point you are offered a buy out no matter how good you are or how high up.

The entire auto industry collapsed because the banking sector got greedy and people are stupid. This lead to massive lay offs including STEMs by the 100000s all at once and it took about right now for the positions to approach pre down turn numbers. Now you can get a job within the industry even with a beginning degree so thats good but compensation is down, way down even for STEMs. The reason for the high demand and the intense recruiting is more in the vein of once burned twice shy rather than there is some huge expansion in the this industry. Experienced professionals are gone for good given past experiences along with compensation no longer covering the risks inherent in such a cyclical industry known for binghing and purging jobs.

Aerospace and Defense tends to be on perigee when the consumer side is on the apogee and visa versa with the term "buy out" a fantasy for most people in this area and down turns so bad it spawned a movie called Falling Down. Software\Computers are safe right?

To be clear STEM is necessary for a good life tbs but depending on a pure STEM career is polly annaish and as everyone piles in to the fields the compensation and security will continue to decline.