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And the reason is exactly as the warning says. Class B contains a non-static main method which it inherited from class A. You can't have 2 methods with exactly the same name and type signature in one class, even if one is static and another in non-static. This means that the compiler cannot generate a static main method in class B that forwards to the non-static main method in object B.

My problem is... all of my companions' commentary is the low approval one. Sten growls, Morrigan goes "oh.... it's you" and my dear Zev just gives me a cold "let us do this." And their approval isn't actually low??? They're not supposed to hate me ;-;

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Companions no longer have a primary role. You will find that some companions are often said to be "best" in some role, but overall, given the same influence level, they all work about the same (with the possible exception of Cartel Market companions).

IOW, in theory, Corso is just as good a Healer as Gus or Risha, if they're all the same Influence level. And at the same Influence level, they all are just as good in the damage or tank role, as well. And the same applies to the other companions you can pick up as you go through KotFE/ET and beyond. At the same influence level, any one companion is just as good at heals or damage or tank as any other companion.

In reality, the theory-crafters have determined that they all perfrom differently in the different roles. Some are better than others, and they've ranked all the companions from best to worst in all the roles.

I don't recall offhand which companion is "best" at what role, other than Shae Vizla apparently is the "best" dps comp, basically due to her copy of the BH's "Death From Above" ability**. That, and all the CM comps apparently are worthless, in any role (and doubly worthless, because you can't use them for Crew Skills). I'm pretty sure I read the full breakdown in a post somewhere here in these forums, but it was months ago. Mostly, I remember that there didn't seem to be that big a difference in them, except maybe for the CM ones.

What I can say from my own experience is that I still use the ones I like best in terms of "personality" and how that "fits" with whichever of my companions, without worrying that they aren't the best in whatever role I assign for them. Sometimes I also consider whether they're "melee" or "ranged" and how that complements my character's class. And I don't really have any problems getting stuff done using a comp who isn't the "best" in whatever role I assign.

*The original Story companions are still categorized as Melee Damage, Ranged Damage, etc., but that really only applies to the Legacy bonuses you get for completing all their conversations & missions. They still are very much "melee" or "ranged" but otherwise, they all can be tank, damage or heals.

Check this post, in the spoiler tag marked "Most Effective Companions By Stance", if you want to know which one is best in what role. (You may or may not have access to the "best" ones, depending on your ability / willlingness to spend Cartel Coins and / or slog through whatever game content to get a particular companion).

In case you're wondering, you can set any companion's role to whatever you want by right clicking on the companion's picture. All companions default to healing unless you change your preferences, but it's easy to put them on dps or tank as needed.

- running with a healer companion could be considered the "default" set up. It produces (imho) the smoothest result. You can smoothly go from mob to mob without stopping. The companion will add some DPS when not healing.

- running with a DPS companion results, of course, in quicker enemy deaths, but then you have to often stop between mobs to heal you and your companion. It may overall be quicker than using a healer sometimes, but often not by much.

- running with a tank. I've only tried using a tank companion a few times. I find that, for most solo PvE and even VM flashpoints, a melee healer is more effective than a tank**. The melee healer will tend to occupy the enemies while also healing.

True, but you *can* get her without using the Cartel Market (or the GTN). You can acquire her, if you have enough Legacy Level and credits, from the Legacy panel, which isn't true for the beast and droid CM companions.

(a) Both assertion and reason are correct and the reason is correct explanation of assertion

(b) Both assertion and reason are correct, but reason does not explain assertion.

(d) Both assertion and reason are incorrect

(e) Assertion is incorrect but reason is correct.

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For medications and dietary needs or supplements, be sure to store an extra supply in a waterproof container with the food and drink. Talk to your vet about specific requirements, such as tick and flea prevention, antibiotic ointment, and saline solutions you may need in case your companion animal gets hurt.

Make sure feeding schedules, behavioral quirks, and any medical issues are noted in the documents. Nobody knows your companion animals better than you, so make sure any information about their behavior is noted. For example, if your cat becomes aggressive when scared or reclusive around new people, note that for shelter or foster caretakers to ensure their behavior is understood.

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Why was the companion object concept created instead of using the static keyword for class methods and fields? I find it cumbersome, and it clashes with my style of writing code which is to put public methods at the top of a class and private methods at the bottom. I also understand that accessing methods in the companion object from instance methods is more expensive within a class, as compared with Java.

If you follow the style of writing the statics at the top of the class in Java, then I suggest to try to consider writing them at the top level (e.g. before class declaration) in Kotlin. For many use-cases it works better than introducing a companion object.

This is not a deal breaker for me, but it certainly is a drawback that quite simply has no reason to exist - both traditional usage and support in targets (including JS and native) is quite easy for Kotlin compiler implementors. The Kotlin language owners should be striving to make it easier for folks like me to migrate from Java without bludgeoning existing practice, at least without a good reason. e24fc04721