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r/GreeceTravel•

Hi all, me and my family (total of 3) will be visiting Greece for the first time next April; I'm interested in more opinions on my travel plan, and this will be a long one, so lots of thanks in advance!

Day 1: (Flight arriving Athens 9am) > Hotel to drop off luggages > Acropolis Museum (hotel just a short walk to it) > Lunch > walk to Ancient Agora > explore Plaka > Dinner > Acropolis in the evening

- I originally had Acropolis right after the Acropolis Museum and lead to Ancient Agora after that, but upon research, some are saying Acropolis is much less crowded in the evening? So I moved it to the end of the day; plus I wanted to do the Museum first. lmk which is better.

Day 2:

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r/NoMansSkyTheGame•

I've browsed the net for quite a while to find the answer, but I don't know if they are all up to date.

When I buy or exchange for a new freighter, do all my commanding rooms, cargo rooms transfer over as well? I've seen people saying I should strip it down before I buy, is this still true?

Also is the maximum number of frigates still 30?

And do frigates tiers (edit: class) upgrade? I've seen people saying this somewhere.

Thanks in advance for any quick answers!

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r/Genshin_Impact•

Today marks the end of my 11 month long journey with Genshin, and I thought it'd be interesting to give a summary of my spendings, both time and money, and my emotions towards it in general.

Overall, I LOVE the game. Honestly, any game that hooks me for over 30 hrs, I deemed as a good title; although the nature of Genshin is a bit different from usual stand alone single player game, still, I've sunk more than 330+ hrs into this game (11 months with at least 1 hr on average daily), and I'm sure this is an underestimate. It became a routine to my life in the past year, to logon every morning and evening, do my dailies, deplete the energy.

And we've all been there at some point I guess, the f

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