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There's a lot of complaints about this game, many rightfully so. But so far, I don't get the impression Embark has forgotten about this game; they're just patiently working in the background to build something better. I've noticed a lot of subtle things improving, especially cheating.

The latest post reminds me how close we are. How much I love the moments I've had in this game. I feel like a little bit of optimism is warranted, considering all the pessimism we see every day. Especially content creators jumping on the hate train to farm views.

I'm really excited for the skill tree changes, multiple progression changes, new weapons, new ARC, and especially the new map!

Anyone else excited

There's a lot of complaints about this game, many rightfully so. But so far, I don't get the impression Embark has forgotten about this game; they're just patiently working in the background to build something better. I've noticed a lot of subtle things improving, especially cheating.

The latest post reminds me how close we are. How much I love the moments I've had in this game. I feel like a little bit of optimism is warranted, considering all the pessimism we see every day. Especially content creators jumping on the hate train to farm views.

I'm really excited for the skill tree changes, multiple progression changes, new weapons, new ARC, and especially the new map!

Anyone else excited

What do you all think about proven glitches with lost loadouts being reimbursed? I'm tired about losing hours of play and not getting reimbursed. I've submitted a number of reports with full proof, and wasted a ton of my own time, for nothing.

Lost a 125k loadout on Dam to a broken location when you climb a tower in the South Swamp that teleports you into a prison.

I understand that this is "just a game", but when I lose hours of work in-game for some Embark screwup in-game, I rightly expect reimbursement, especially when the only way these things get fixed is the hard work of users to bring these game-breaking bugs to Embark's attention.

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Title says it all. I searched this subreddit for this and didn't find anything.

The wheel hub was recently changed.

The wheels/tireshave been rotated and then rubber was replaced.

The noise is coming from the front left wheel. It sounds almost exactly like a wheel bearing - RrrrRrrRrrRrrRrrRrrr - like a low metal grinding.

It isn't really audible at low speeds. Only roughly 15MPH/20KPH and up. The faster the louder.

I can tell it isn't the wheel bearing, though, because a) it was done not that long ago, b) the sound actually doesn't get worse when the bearing is loaded. Actually - the sound doesn't occur at all when going straight. Only when the wheel is turned LEFT (unloaded) or righ

Hey guys. This is stupifying. It's so unintuitive as to how this should work . I've lined everything up 10 times and I must be missing something stupid or just be woefully misinformed.

So, I had an Immich server set up via Docker using a No-IP DNS and NGINX Proxy Manager (also in Docker) for reverse proxy. At one point a couple months ago it just stopped working (usually does when Immich goes significantly out of date). I dealt with it, I didn't really need the remote backup but I want it set back up now.

I updated Immich, but I can't connect remotely through the domain I have setup with NGINX.

I have ports 80, 81, and 443 forwarded properly to the host computer (so I can also remotely ac