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Business sentiment among South Korean companies improved in November for the second consecutive month, on the back of gently recovering exports.
According to the Bank of Korea Wednesday, the Business Sentiment Index for all industries was at 78, up 4 points on-month.
However, the reading is still far below the 100 threshold, indicating pessimists outnumber optimists.
It also does not reflect this week's raising of the social distancing level to two.
By sector, sentiment among manufacturing businesses rose 6 points to 85, mainly led by semiconductors and automobile parts.
BSI among non-manufacturing businesses increased 4 points to 73.Almeidrea continues the Tales of Arise trend of the Lords being tough to take down. We have some tips if you’re having trouble with this spell caster and her pet dragon. Here’s how to beat the Lord Almeidrea and Mesmald boss fight in Tales of Arise.
You’ll want at least two party members with high elemental defense for this one, so that means a mix of Rinwell, Dohalim, and Shionne. Use all three if you want both extra healing and long-range options. Long-range artes are useful here because Almeidrea stands on top of the flying dragon, Mesmald, during the fight.
You’ll also want to equip Opals to reduce Wind and Earth element damage by 50% since this boss pair uses tons of Wind-based moves.
If you’re using a primarily melee attacker like Alphen, Law, or Kisara, aim for the weak point on the tail that hangs near the ground. Anyone with long-distance artes can either aim for the weak point on the dragon’s head or the tail. This boss fight is more against Mesmald than Almeidrea, even though she casts artes from above from time to time.
Mesmald and Almeidrea will use a mix of artes and melee attacks at the same time — the dragon will attack mostly physically while Almeidrea casts artes to rain down from above. Rinwell can stop these artes easily in the first phase of the fight if she has her Boost Attack ready, so be sure to save it and pay attention to when the circular purple casting timer appears on the enemy.
Your vision will probably be obstructed most of the time if you use a melee attacker because Mesmald is so huge. It’s inconvenient, but using Alphen’s Boost Attack will work wonders since it grants temporary invulnerability during the attack and interrupts all of Mesmald’s non-Over Limit moves.
Outside of basic swipes with its claws and tail, Mesmald can also summon tornadoes just like the last dragon boss. The catch here is that it summons many more at once, so don’t get caught in between them. If you ever fail to stop it from casting the arte, watch out for green circles on the ground that telegraph beams that’ll shoot up from those spots. And after the ground beams, it’ll shoot one in a straight line from its mouth.
With a quarter of the health bar gone, Almeidrea will infuse Mesmald with energy, and fireballs will start raining from the sky after a short charging period. Stay on the move and watch for shadows on the ground to avoid the attack.
When Mesmald’s health falls below 50%, Almeidrea will start floating above the stage on her own. She’ll constantly cast artes. Unfortunately, she’ll be shielded in this phase, so using Rinwell to disrupt her isn’t an option. Though, you can interrupt her casting with any Mystic Arte of your own if you get lucky with the timing.
Things can get very crazy very quickly when the two are separated because Almeidrea will summon giant tornadoes and use the previously mentioned green ground beam attack all while Mesmald goes berserk by slashing, spinning, and spitting fire while in Over Limit.
Do your best to focus on the dragon’s tail because you’re less likely to get hit when attacking it from behind. Just don’t ever forget about Almeidrea’s artes.
Once Mesmald’s health gets even lower, Almeidrea will stand on its head again and charge her Master Core. The party members will verbally make note of this and that’s when you’ll need to deal as much damage as you can while the boss pair charges its Over Limit attack.
After a short wait, press Rinwell’s direction on the D-Pad as soon as it pops up. 
However, if you miss the prompt, giant tornadoes will appear and cover nearly the entire battlefield. Trust me, you do not want this to happen — it can wipe your entire party depending on your health bars and the difficulty settings.
This boss fight is another troublesome one, but that’s everything you need to know about how to beat Lord Almeidrea and Mesmald in Tales of Arise. Be sure to check out our guide wiki for the game to find more tips, tricks, and other boss guides if you’re looking for some extra help.
If you don’t know me my name is Kyla Rose and I am a Mental Health advocate and writer and a huge potty-mouth. Here’s some other things that you might not know about me: I also struggle with anxiety and depression, and everyone’s favourite, insomnia.
Late last year I had my no-nonsense guide to helping your partner when they were having a meltdown go viral. I received an unsettling amount of people contact me and tell me that this guide was helpful to them and that they were struggling themselves or struggling to support a partner who was suffering. What I realized was that in the conversation about mental health, the role of partners, family members, friends and lovers is largely ignored – which is absolutely ridiculous to me. Our partners and families and friends play a huge role in our mental wellness and our recovery and they often feel helpless and hopeless, and risk their own mental health in their efforts to help us.
So, over one little blog post, that I had actually written a couple years ago, and had no intention of going public with, and was really scared to share, I found an active, loving, and open community of people who were looking for more resources. That is when I decided to start writing the Meltdown Guide Workbook, which is still in progress.
In an effort to make sure I was being responsible – Not a healthcare professional- I approached some wellness experts I knew, and mental health advocacy groups and foundations in Canada to get some feedback and guidance on how to deliver the resources and make sure that I was being responsible and offering this group of people resources that would actually make a difference.
That is when I found the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health. They were super jazzed about my work and offered to help me in anyway that they could. I was able to get on the phone with a couple of their people and they were not only delightful human beings, they were willing to do whatever it took to support me and my community. They saw the value in my work and got behind me 100%.
So when they suggested I get involved with the One Brave Night campaign, it was an easy yes.
I have never, ever done a fundraising campaign before, and I know there is a lot of things going on in the world right now that are worthy of your time, your energy and your extra cash but here’s the thing – without sound mental health, we can’t continue to fight to good fight. The issues that are plaguing us today will