The hints which can give people visceral rage.
Example below. There are the regular hints which can be turned on and off, but there is no setting to turn off these.
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ahh i see what you mean
sorry my brain didnt process pop up very well
Since the creation of this thread, I consider it a treasure to come across a grammar point that I can get a pile of yellow shake messages for.
(Though I sure didn’t find the right answer to this one. Tbh I don’t even think the messages are bad. I just really couldn’t think of a grammar structure that often has a negative nuance.)
Answer
ところが
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ok
ok…?
ok…
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We just fixed this! 
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this is a routine bunpro traffic stop, just a small bribe to the dev team and you can nudge that one up an SRS level
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Oh, so the speaker is actually happy that the game was cancelled.
Oh, not happy after all.
Answer
のため
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whenever I get a yellow or red message, I put it in the notes for the grammar point. 尤も is a killer for me, lol. I feel like I’ve collected them all, might be missing some.
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Odysseus, after years of not reading the answer, caught between Scylla and Charybdis
エヌ
エン. bumpro.com wants to sell me fitness wear?
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Ah, I forgot to take a screenshot, but today I got a hint that was like “Can you try it with a different particle?” or somesuch, but… it was a red X message instead of a yellow warning one. So like… you want me to override my wrong answer? Or…?
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Simple as that, started vocab on Bunpro instead of Anki, and noticed this.
EDIT : I put Shiru at first because i wasn’t thinking and quickly going through vocabs
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Ok, I’ve had so many of these recently I’ve been thinking about making a thread about it. It’s so badly worded!
Oh, I’ve gotten a few of them, too!
Like… what tense hint? There’s nothing to do with past, present, future, etc. Am I misunderstanding what the word “tense” means in this context?
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I think it’s just a hint to make you tense up 
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Sat there wondering what the heck else I learned that wasn’t some form of きる, until I finally gave up.
So it turns out the correct answer here is actually いいきらない, which is the same grammar point, just conjugated differently. If the hint hadn’t been there, I probably would have realized the “negative” in the top, and just corrected myself.
To their credit though, I submitted feedback and they’ve already gotten back to me and said they fixed it.
Oh, it made me tense up all right!
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I am on these since half a year and they are so bloody useless shit. They make me either rage or wanting to find someone who invented this stuff and nail them with their ears to a tree, or just give up and move to a country with a less absurd language. Vatican city, Australia, Bavaria, Finnland, whatever.
Thanks, feeling better already. I am just learning this language out of spite at this point 
