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r/arkhamhorrorlcg•

Someone offered me the German complete Carcosa cycle including investigators and return to Carcosa. Almost mint condition. Most card packs still sealed.

It feels much, but I also know that it’s hard to get and it’s the communities favorite.

I have the 3rd edition core set and the complete dunwich campagne, including investigators and return to dunwich.

Would you pay so much for it?

I understand that its personal taste but I’m not sure regarding the price tag.

Thank you

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r/arkhamhorrorlcg•

Hey all,

I recently started to play the LCG and got myself the latest core edition of AH LCG. I really enjoyed playing the first scenario and I'm looking forward to the last two. I def see myself playing this longterm.

Now I'm looking into expansion. While reading through different threads, blogs etc. I'm not sure in which campaign to invest. Non of the German campaigns is really available anymore so everything is second hand and expensive. Nothing to get under 200$.

What campaign would be a good longterm investment with good replayability? And to keep it at home.

I know this is all personal taste, but I'm kinda lost. Especially with this price investment. Dont want to grab the bad sets

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r/expedition33•

I had it on my wishlist since release but never pulled the trigger until a few days ago. It won GOTY and I bought it.

I finished ACT 1 a hour ago. And fuck me this is such great storytelling. The game is amazing. I don’t know how I managed to not get spoiled in any way.

This post is for everybody who still is hesitating.

If you enjoy playing final fantasy and love character development and deep story elements then this is your game. IMO it’s better than anything you’ve played so far.

For me it has the best of so many different games. It’s pure genius.

It is how I would have made a game for myself. I’m not getting annoyed by the fighting system as it’s so satisfying to parry.

Have

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r/cs50•

Hey all,

just wanted to share with you that I (44y with no coding experience) managed to finish the problem sets of week 3. This were some tough days for me.

It really took me a while to understand everything. I don’t know what you think about the duckAI but this tools is somewhat meh…

At some point ducky was not helpful at all. It kept asking the same useless questions with the intent to guide me through my problem. ?? - Well. I think I was so frustrated that I kept trying until it worked.

What I found useful was to check my code regularly with check50. This showed what parts worked and what was missing.

Tomorrow I’ll start with week 4.

If you just started out or struggle to solve t

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Hi there,

I’ve had several attempts over the past 8 years to learn coding, but I never managed to stay consistent. I started multiple courses, sometimes even more than once, but never finished them.

I’m in my mid-40s and love the idea of coding—turning ideas into reality. I don’t have a coding background, and my job doesn’t require it, except recently when I used Power BI to build some dashboards. My company sits on a ton of unused data, and I believe digging into it, transforming it, and maybe experimenting with ML in the future could either make my current job more enjoyable or open up new career paths.

Back in 2022, during a period when I was laid off, I completed a Data Science Bootca

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r/learnpython•

I don't know how many attempts in learning python I had in the last 8 years. Way too many and I always failed to reach a level where I was able to do anything with the stuff I already learned. I tried different tutorials (udemy, coursera, books and right now I'm on data camp.

I don't have a big WHY for why I want to learn to code with python. It's more that I'm fascinated by the fact that I also could create something that's a product of my mind. A small automation or a small app that can do this or that. And I believe that because of the missing WHY or a real need to learn this skill I fail on this journey.

Now I'm thinking about joining a coding group with like-minded beginners, who are

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r/soloboardgaming•

I’m thinking about getting a copy of the game.

While doing some research (second hand) I stumbled over the Voidfall galactic box. It’s around 450€ on the second market 😅

I’m not sure if it’s worth the price, don’t think so to be honest. I believe it’s just the demand right now.

But I wanted to know if I can go with the basic Voidfall box or should I wait and try to get the galactic box for a reasonable price?

Never played anything complex like Voidfall before. So I’m pretty new to this.

Do you think the basic version is enough to enjoy for a longer period of time?

Thank for your time and suggestions.

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