The sliders with the limit are the true realistic sliders but that ' s because there is a limit . If you play with no limit then pretty much every attack is reversed and it ' s just a reversal fest hence the need for different sliders for those who play limitless . <| sep |> At the very least we won ' t have to worry about TLC breaking that streak since Meltzer gives any ladder match that isn ' t a complete disaster 4 stars minimum . <| sep |> The guitarist in my band has a bad monkey . I ' m pleasantly surprised with it . <| sep |> Which browser did you use ? <| sep |> Don ' t get discouraged ! I started biking again in February , and by June I was doing a 40 mile roundtrip commute a couple times a week . You just need to set your expectations low to start . I took a lot of the suggestions here on this sub , and it proved to be very useful . Bike your route on the weekend to time it out , and figure out what will work . Don ' t make your first ride in a day that you absolutely have to be at work at 8 AM for a meeting . Give yourself a buffer . Stuff WILL go wrong on your first couple rides . Other things to note either bring more food than you normally eat , or be prepared to buy some . I found when I started commuting I was eating a lot more calories which makes sense . As mentioned speed is pretty important . I keep a good 15 17 mph pace to get myself to work in a little over an hour . If I can I even try to get closer to 19 20 on the flats . I wouldn ' t suggest a folding bike . I have a nice road bike , and I commute in wearing full kit which helps keep me comfy . I get some weird looks from people as I get closer to work as most commuters aren ' t in full kit , but when I ' m commuting 20 miles it ' s worth it . Most importantly dont ' get discouraged . You will find a routine , route , etc . that will work for you . It ' ll just take a little time . It ' s all worth it , trust me . Biking 25 km to start your day will make your day so much more enjoyable .