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<blockquote data-quote="Zhaleskra" data-source="post: 6317881" data-attributes="member: 20544">Anecdote time. I entered a World Tree character I had done on paper into the calculated Excel sheet I'm working on. Thanks to my checks and balances, I found that I had mis-re-added experience when changing the levels of a skill, as evidenced by XP in the category pool being negative, as well as the number of XP blocks remaining being a negative number. So that did help me correct the XP errors. That's less of a math error, and more of a &quot;reading through erasure&quot; error. I press hard, which sucks, because I used to love drawing as a kid, and I sometimes still have &quot;erased&quot; lines show.Anecdote two: according to my mom, I was diagnosed as gifted at an early age. More recently, one of my friends suggested that she thinks I'm on the Autistic spectrum, and she has experience with that because she has a diagnosed autistic child. Ultimately, I think I'm better for not having it diagnosed if I am Autstic/Asperger's because it doesn't let me use it as an excuse. And yes, I've had experience with people using their disorders as a &quot;get out of trouble/doing work&quot; card.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zhaleskra, post: 6317881, member: 20544"] Anecdote time. I entered a World Tree character I had done on paper into the calculated Excel sheet I'm working on. Thanks to my checks and balances, I found that I had mis-re-added experience when changing the levels of a skill, as evidenced by XP in the category pool being negative, as well as the number of XP blocks remaining being a negative number. So that did help me correct the XP errors. That's less of a math error, and more of a "reading through erasure" error. I press hard, which sucks, because I used to love drawing as a kid, and I sometimes still have "erased" lines show. Anecdote two: according to my mom, I was diagnosed as gifted at an early age. More recently, one of my friends suggested that she thinks I'm on the Autistic spectrum, and she has experience with that because she has a diagnosed autistic child. Ultimately, I think I'm better for not having it diagnosed if I am Autstic/Asperger's because it doesn't let me use it as an excuse. And yes, I've had experience with people using their disorders as a "get out of trouble/doing work" card. [/QUOTE]

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