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After I finished the expedition and logged out, I went over to the store page for Light No Fire and watched the video trailer and it got me thinking about it.

By forcing us all to use the same planet, and stay there, it was doing some intentional load testing. Like it was trying to NMS was trying to figure out how playable a single planet would be to all of us.

The phasing was good too. I could see all of you obviously interacting with the various buckets to toss our goodies in, though I couldn't see your goodies or your trucks while we were "in town." It was like having us walk around in a city interacting with various vendors, make the game feel less like wandering the galaxy and mor

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I was thinking about this while doing some Nexus quests this weekend. Anyone happen to have a wonderful peaceful planet with your base, only to have it overrun by temporary bases or hundreds of communication beacons?

I'm still scouring for my "home" and wondered if it was a possibility.

I recently picked up some plastic PVC boxes to display some loose diecast I have, but want to display them "banked" inside the box like they are when ee order boxed 1:64s online.

Does anyone know or have an idea on where to get some inserts? I'm considering printing/cutting/folding some walls/race track things to fold inside the boxes and would rather see the cars banked inside of the box.

And honestly, the only thing I'm freaking out about is migrating my Eggs Inc progress to my new phone.

What can I do to make sure I don't lose my progress?

So, I'm a caregiver to my spouse, work full time, and have 3 kids (teenagers). Been doing it for a decade at this point.

She's got limited mobility, and while she says it's hard for her to get the kids to do anything, we all had a meeting of the minds and a chore chart has helped. Sort of Dad's Voice when he's away from home, and she can refer to it so we can at least attempt to co-parent rather than it feeling like I'm a single parent and cleaning up after everyone.

But, it never seems to fail, stuff only gets kicked into high gear when I walk into the house, and then she starts yelling at the kids why they didn't get their chores done, and then they're rushing around to do them while I