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The O-ring in my Slim-size TT broke the other day, and I'm not inclined to eat a shipping cost worth several times the value of 5 little O-rings to order replacements from their website. Does anyone know what size O-ring they use in their Slim range, so I can just buy one from a local hardware store and call it a day?

I know TM can't do his usual turret-activation thing in Siege since the turrets are purchased items and just die instead of going dormant again. That said, is there an optimal TM perk loadout to get the most out of the turrets in Siege, and if so, is it substantially more useful than building him any other particular way?

Just grab whatever armor, heraldry, weapon, and perk sets are currently equipped on whatever characters the AI throws in with you. That way you can get access to team perks and your AI buddies can actually throw out some damage and/or utility on occasion. For people who want the absolute most challenging play, they have the option to just turn the bots off now, so I don't know what'd be lost from this. also makes it easier to RP as a Deathwatch kill team instead of one Deathwatch brother and a pair of random Ultramarines

I've been experimenting with a Magsafe wallet for a while, and I decided I really don't like having the phone and wallet tethered. So I'm back to looking for a separate wallet, but I'd really like it if I could put it inside the Alpaka I already carry in my pocket. That way I can always have it as usual, but in those occasions where all the tools in my pouch are a problem (e.g. entering a courthouse), I can just take the wallet out and not have to deal with a bunch of loose cards.

Is there a solid card wallet out there, capable of holding ~6 cards, which can slide in and out of an Alpaka zip pouch pro?

I'm upgrading to a new light after ~5 years or so, and the one downgrade in the trade is that the new one no longer works as an emergency boost to my phone if I need it. I've seen some years-old threads (other subreddits) talking about 18650 cells with built-in USB-C ports that are independently capable of acting like power banks if plugged directly into a phone, but the consensus back then is that they weren't good. Nonstandard sizes, reduced capacity, reduced discharge capabillity, etc. Has that market subset improved at all recently, or should I just look for a credit-card-sized dedicated power bank to shove into my wallet and move on?

Title, pretty much. I just downloaded the mod to try it out, and it seems like none of the dye channels actually work anymore. Are CAHs locked to grayscale in AotR or did I break something?

Title, really. For those of us who dislike PvP, can the new private lobbies be used to set up and knock down those PvP-centric Ordeals, or does a private lobby prevent progress on those?

Title, really. With so much of a class's core functionality stuck in their perks, I feel like a lot of them have a very slow start. Bulwark got a lot easier for me to play once I unlocked Intimidating Aura at level 9 for AOE damage on parries, but the build's defining feature Invigorating Icon doesn't come online until level 23. Do other classes have a similar structure where the first ~10 or so levels kind of suck, then they play well, but don't really do their job for the team effectively until nearly maxed?

I haven't had the game long, and only play Ops a couple times a week with friends, so progress is slow. I hadn't even unlocked the signature banner-healing perk yet before the last patch changed it. From some reading I gather that you used to get three enemies execution-ready, drop the banner, the whole squad executes, and that would top off everyone's health. How's it work now? I still haven't figured out exactly how contested health generation works, beyond "you can get some back if you kill stuff right after getting hit".

I want to make a minifigure for a particular RPG character I have, who wears a leather harness with an archery chest guard not unlike Link's outfit from Tears of the Kingdom. Has anyone found any official or custom figure torsos with that print, or any kind of wearable armor pieces that simulate it? I haven't turned up anything except for some conceptual designs for a modern Olympic archer, which wouldn't work due to the color scheme even if it were a physical product.

My daily driver pen is a mini TiScribe Bolt, which uses a Schmidt EasyFlow cartridge (or, with an adapter, the now-defunct mini G2). I tend to find that ink format too "slippery", the pen moves faster than I can control it, and my penmanship suffers. In comparison, a felt-tip or pseudo-felt tip (like the Sharpie pens) write slower, and my handwriting looks a lot better.

Are there any compatible ink refills out there that have a similar higher-friction feeling, and won't dry out from the air exposure of being in a clicky pen?

Thinking of a tiny, slicy Magnacut fixed blade, and these two are both recent on the market. Does anyone own or plan to own both? It would be nice to see them compared side by side.

I rarely stick to playthroughs for a long time anymore, but when I come back to Oblivion I frequently find myself wanting to under-level. It skips the spreadsheeting of optimal leveling (and the dull minutes-long slapfests if you fail to level optimally), and it also keeps the world feeling more "grounded" to me. That one set of Elven armor from the Fighters Guild quests is suddenly the best armor in the game, and the player and NPCs alike have a range of gear that's much more realistic than seeing a horde of trash mobs in Daedric and Glass equipment. That said, extreme under leveling by staying at 1 indefinitely gets pretty boring, because it severely chokes the kinds of enemies you find.

As I slowly add more legendary weapons to my armory, I'm starting to see some pain points with their usability. They're great for gearing up new characters and trying new builds, and infinite transmutation is nice, but where they seem to fall behind is in quickly swapping things around. For instance, I'll frequently drop a weapon in open world and throw on a ranged weapon for certain world bosses. Putting on the rifle is easy; it's just an exotic, and it already has the skin, stats, and (non-legendary) sigil on it. Drag and drop. Putting my main weapon back on though? I have to equip it, select its stats, equip my legendary sigil, select which effect I want that to have, AND reskin it ever

I tend to alternate between belt and pocket carry for a multitool depending on what I'm wearing, so unfortunately the interesting Leatherman Arc sheaths by ZapWizard don't really meet my needs because they can't accomodate the pocket clip without swapping it to the wrong side. Are there any other well-made multitool sheaths or holsters out there that can take a tek-lok or other modular belt attachment?