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I haven't played Skyrim in a decade and first time playing on PC. I'm looking for mods that make the aesthetics of the game look more realistic, mostly for weapons and armor. Swords that don't look like they weigh twenty pounds, armor that doesn't look insanely bulky etc. Thanks in advance for any help.

I have two kittens, one is a 5-6 month old female that's about 4-5 pounds, the other is a male that is about 7 months and roughly 7 or so pounds. In the morning they each get 1.5 ounces of wet food, then 1 cup of kibble between the two that they eat throughout the day, then another 1.5 ounces of wet food each in the evening. So 3 ounces of wet food and a 1/2 cup of kibble total for each, roughly speaking. They always seem extremely hungry come meal time and am wondering if I need to give them more as they grow.

Steamcharts.com has this game listed at only a couple hundred average players per day. Is getting into populated lobbies an issue? I'd rather not spend money on a potentially dead multiplayer game.

The last time I played was war 108 last year and wanted to know what the major changes to Foxhole have been since then in terms of the overall meta. Thanks!

For example, some of the most enjoyable reading I've had were the chapters with Tamas in the Powder Mage series or the militaristic chapters in Red Rising. Obviously the fights and battles, but the strategic planning and everything along those lines as well. Sci-fi and historical fiction can also be recommended. Thanks!

With the second gladiator movie coming out, I was wanting to know if you all had some fantasy gladiator books to recommend. Thanks!

As much as I like this gun, it feels incredibly underpowered compared to the other engi weapons, mostly in terms of ammo efficiency. What builds to you all take for Haz 5+?

Been playing 40k Mechanicus lately and really enjoying it, and it's made me want to try some of the books. I only have a surface level knowledge of the 40k universe through video games. I primarily use Audible to listen to novels so it would have to be on that platform.

Many players know of the boring but effective fat newt, but what are some of your favorite builds that require large fatigue pools to be effective?

Got the game while it was massively on sale, getting back into it after playing it on release and having fun. It seems like every mission that's timed, I'm scrambling on the last turn to get to an objective, sometimes having to put my soldiers in bad spots to complete it. Either I engage the first pod as quickly as possible and try to take one out while they're isolated then struggle to get through the others, or spend a turn or two to get closer to the objective while concealed and get caught between multiple pods.

Maybe I'm just rusty or bad, but I'm struggling to find a consistent strategy. Playing on normal, WOTC with no mods. Thanks!

"Casualties" in The Heroes is one of the most gripping chapters I've ever read in any book, >! the scene where the Burners sabotage Curnsbick's steam engine !< was one of the best in the Age of Madness series, and the chapter in Sharp Ends that >! takes the perspective of the innocent people killed during Murcatto's revenge spree !< highlight how Joe can get the reader invested in a character that's going to die in a few paragraphs. I really hope to see at least one chapter in The Devils that's like these.

Just picked up XCOM 2 on sale, and looking for small quality of life mods that don't impact the experience too much. I played on console when it first came out so I'm familiar with the game as a whole.

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