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I've been wanting to visit the downtown TJs for a while now, but every time I go, I see the line down the block, and end up just going to QFC.

If I end up at the back of the line, how long should I expect to wait to get into the store?

Edit: I'm realizing this is a terribly phrased question. The better question is, how quickly does the line move into the store when there is a line?

I know there's a lot of complaints about the combat system, and the general response is to practice. I have done a fair amount with Bernard and my sword skill is something like 11 or 12.

But I'm on PC using a mouse, and I find it really frustrating to perform any kind of combos, let alone any kind of pre-meditated move because even the slightest movements of the mouse move the combat cursor all over the compass. In combat, I'm trying to strafe while continuing to get a fix on the enemy, which is very hard to balance with sword position.

But hey, I abso-fucking-lutely love this game, and want to keep going, so I've worked around a lot of ordinary combat situations, and have actually gotte

Hello, I discovered this sub tonight, and I guess this is a bit rambling, but it's some background:

A few years ago I binged the Masterpiece Theater Poirot episodes on Netflix, partly because my mother used to watch them on PBS pretty regularly when I was young, and I wanted to see what she saw in it. I loved them.

Fast-forward to recently, I saw that Murder on the Orient Express was going to be a feature film. I saw the reviews after the fact and it sounded pretty terrible. However, it got my Poirot nostalgia up, and since the Suchet wasn't on Netflix anymore, I got the book.

I've known about the existence of this story most of my life, but have never read it nor seen it.

Wow, I love

I could have sworn I could dock the airlock at A and the ship at B just fine, but today when I try to dock the ship (after the airlock is secure), I get no targetable ports on the ship, and can only target the airlock.

Is that right?

I was recently playing around with a dumb test of firing a probe out to Jupiter and thought maybe it'd be cool to try something like the Voyager 1 mission.

Using RSS with SMURFF and Real Scale Boosters, I plopped a tiny probe with a big dish on top of an Atlas HLV figuring it had the centaur stage that the Voyager mission used.

Using the RSSDateTime mod I launched on Sept 5 1977 at 12:56:00 UTC into a 28.6 degree orbit.

I can't get an encounter that is anything other than a very very high polar encounter around Jupiter, and I'm thinking that's not the path Voyager 1 took.

I don't think it's an issue of dV, but of maneuver planning.

Has anyone else attempted this mission and figured out

I know it's not been updated past 1.0.x, but I installed the old RVE for linux 64bit mod, along with its other stuff.

I see people playing RSS with great visuals. I have them too... mostly.

Between 155km and 165km, the clouds basically disappear, and Earth is clouded in a foggy vapor shroud. Not a big issue, but that is kind of an ideal LEO for a lot of early contract missions.

Again, it's not a big deal, but has anyone else seen this?

I was pretty excited to see this. It sounds like they had some very last minute technical difficulties, but that was back in late September.

Did The Martian hype just die down, or what?

This has to be a common question, but I can't find it through searching through posts. The launch azimuth wiki post in the sidebar may as well be Greek.

Since KSC is off-equatorial, and since the Moon is even more so, how do I determine what a good launch window is for a Moon-shot (or say a Mars-shot)?

Alternatively, is there a method for launching on any given time/day to align your craft for a Moon encounter?