I made a cover from Deltarune: Chapter 1, and also here's the tab if you want to learn this :)

I am a noob to this course and very recently started playing the classical guitar. I would very much like to get better at fingerstyle playing and I have a question about my nail shaping. Prior to the right hand class that I saw, I though the nails just needed to be long on the plucking hand and short on the fretting hand. Apparently, it seems much more complicated than this. Should my plucking hand nails be flattened out at the tip? (As to reduce drag on the string?) Or should it be more rounded at the tip? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks all.

It's all in the title ^^ I used to play on an Alvaro N°50, as the nut was worn it was unplayable so i bought at christmas an Alhambra Z-Nature CW EZ before to begin this course, the neck and fret spacing are much more comfortable to play, but the sound is far inferior to my Alvaro if I don't plug it in. I repaired the nuts from my Alvaro but discover that the neck has warped after more than 10 years of playing so it becomes harder to play on it even if it's not impossible. As my priority now is to buy a new laptop to be able to record anywhere whith my actual eventful life, my Excalibur project with Evan Kingman will need to be postpone ^^ So I'm looking for precious advices to find a reliable instrument, good sound, comfortable to play, durable quality, and important detail, 20 frets to allow me to try to learn to play Sam's arrangement of Rito Village from BOTW ^^

A friend wanted me to learn only exception for their wedding and they were perfectly happy for me to just strum chords but I was like fuck that and put way too much work in. I still need to practice it a bit to get it solid but what do you think of the arrangement?

Wake up fam. Looks like Sam cooked up some goodness for us.